New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12

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Academy tbs evening: Miss Villa Knox. Miss Marie
Wichmann. W. II. Hamilton, Redfcrn Holns, sgnor
Campobeno and Don AurelO Ceruelos.
a farce comedy gives way to a farce-cOmedy at the
Bijou Theatre. "a Hod Bargain" has gone and
:" Hoss and Hoss' coAcs tomorrow night. 1t was
seen at one theatre snd another about town some
time ago. William Collier will play the part
formerly and the one played before by Charles Reed
who Is now dead, will be In the hands OF Mark Sul
van The company includes other wcll-knOwn enter
ainers.
a Trip to Chinatown at the Madison Square
Theatre has passed another important point In its
career-namcly the jO0th performance at this theatre
souvenirs to commemorate this were distributed on
Friday night, and the farce has started on its
second nlfthOnsand There is yet no hint OF any
limit.
"The Dazzler" has been numerous times at
numerous New-lork theatres. 1t used TO be played
by Miss Lydia Thompson. 1t viii be seen his week
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre with Miss Anna
Boyd at the head of the company, which also in
cludes Miss Jessie Hatcher, Joseph Off, the Clipper
Quartet. Miss Blanche Arkwright, Miss Ida Rogers
Miss Addc Moore, Miss Annie Wimutli Curran. Miss
Curran. Albert Hart. Maurice Haynes. Max Miller and
W. H. Way An extra matinee will be given on
To morrow evening an entirely new feature Of the
programme at Roster d Balls will be the first up
pearancc In America OF NJ. and Nine. DerOuvlilc
Nancy, Partisan duetisls and dancers. from The
Edorado, Paris where they are said to have lately
nounced as 4" Iravesic vocalist" from the Empire
& e 4e b % sO Of & @ VIII me
clude the electric dance columbia by Miss Dorothy
in songs James Thornton IN new monologuc;
hc performance. of farne's one act operetta. The
be Withdrawn on saturday evening 10 be followed 10y
the hrst presentation Of Lccocq's comic opera La
striking feature of the programme at the Imperial
Music Hall this week will he the Introduction OF two
Is he III,
young wonen. whose dancing was for two seasons en-
said has ever been seen in this Country Sex in
Importance are the Edouardos, ths four male dancer
James McAvoy the parody singer: Maud Beverly:
vocalist Emerson and Cook teurette; swift and
Chase. the musical team: Dixon and Lang. character
artists; John +. Drew. vocalist, sa,suma. japanese
eguilibrlst McAvoy and May, duesis; Lavender ana
eym9asis aud F. J. Huber. The regular concert will
Miss Catherine Celeste Coggswlll formerly with the
to suppor, Lawrence Ianicy In his our, which begins
at Norfolk on April 3.
stuart Robson /, playing his annual engagement IN
At the ek sf IS cad Mr.
Errors" 1t viii be revival adequate in detail and
Of & She stoops to Connuor which he Is 10 present
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre following the engage
Owing to the Success of the u'rana spectacle: "Thc
wonos Of Amerlca the psrormancEI q, MISC G,n an
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and Wednrsday
afternoon March IA and 10. Garrett r. SerNlss ue-
liverS the explanatory discourse.
The latest theatrical freak is the announcement OF
an Indian actor His name Is Tacatanee and he was
formerly Miss Lillian Rnssels coachman. He Is to
play 'Othello"Ni,c Moor and the Amrrican mdiat
j. Fenimore Cooper's novels. II these works well
other plays are to be tried.
The newspapers recently contained an account OF
the death OF an old captain who In his declining
DAYS imagined that his house was ship and his lam
ily the pom this Incident Of real life Aberl
Sirassman ard William H. a. Wilson have written a
play called The Long Chase" which VIII soon DO
produced ont Of town.
Miss Bertha wclby. actress and dramatic teacher;
and Miss Anna Wardel are 10 give q dramatic ana
evening. March 80. "A Happy Pair viii b" given
Nv Miss Welbv and well-known actor. Miss Waracn
will he heard In a monOlOguc called "Ihe "'uuihs
Eve" .,.o., .,
The last Of the Lenten matinee entertainments NJ
DaIy's Theatre will he given on Monday. TUESDAY.
Thursday and Friday Of this week NJ II a; M
will be lecture or public talk on BOON IN most lar at
tracva and fascinating speaker. She Is the daughter
Owing TO the success Of Miss Romola Tynte's re-
in tho studio Of j. Wells Champncy. 40 SO Fihhay";
Monday afternoon March 90 MISS lymt MI, e Sm,
GOOD bye by Tosii. and two new songs - For
Eternity by Mrs Harding Cox. and cloves Dial
Carl and Theodor Resented nave rr "r" nos,
10 have Nine Duse give one more matinee. nv
have accordingly gained her consent to appear once
more in Ncwlork before lrnsT -nS w n take o place
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Friday at 2lo p n
Miss Bertha Rehrens viii give her first concert IN
Newlork next Tuesday eyenlng March a.: "a nrens
as q child accounted prodigy OF ',ch.. nv
has studied and worked hard for several years; ana
Is thought that the lovers 81 voiin nlnsr VII, Nv
most agreeably impressed by her projected per