New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
PLAYS FOR THIS WEEK.
OLD AND NEW BILLS AMONG THE NEW
YORK THEATRES

and Golfers "The Mountebanhs" at the GARDEN
Theatre on Wednesday. An extended notice OF the
c,era viii be found In another column. La Osae
viii be sung tomorrow and Tuesday evenings.
Again Mr.. DAILY announces that the attraction az
lis theatre Is so popular to warrant him In con
nulng II for another week in addition TO the single
one originally allotted TO II. "The knave" ana Inc
Bellies stlatagcm WILL therefore. be PLAYED all through
the present week the revival Of "The schsol for
Scandal, Is postponed TIL Tuesday January Il.
The run OF Americans Abroad" ut the Lyccum
Theatre appears yet more likely than ut first to DO
considerably extended. Sard1u's oleverly wrlttch
scenes and the equally capable Interpretation OF tnem
BY the Lyceum Company. have filed the house many
times when almost every other theatre In the ciiy
was suffering from holiday depression. weather or
other Of the thousand ills that theatres are heir TO-
J. NJ. Hill's Opera ComlQuc Company, in "Tho
Fencing Master" begins the ninth week OF It's en-
gagement at the Casino tomorrow night. Inc re-
ceipts still continue to be large. and the opera VIII
doubtless rn all the spring The story OF "Ihe
Fencing Master lends itself to stage treatment ana
Mr. Hill has succeeded In presenting to the pnbhc
brilliant pageant.
Broyn Towards new American comedy, ATS
tocracy" will enter upon Its ninth week at Primers
Theatre tomorrow night. II Will be continued LOT
only five weeks The time originally secured
for It at this theatre has been extended month ana
st Is now announced the New-iork nun OF the play
will terminate on February H. The lVo'h perform
ance occurs Oh February 10.
Continuing her engagement at the smr AHc"o
this week. Mrs. Nina GaleIIayncs VII appear IN
"Romco and Juliet" The play VIII be cast as fol-
lows: Romeo. Eben Plym2ooa; Mercuuo. Mines
Levick: BenVOIu. John Malone; Peter owen fdw-
cctt; Friar Lawrence, H. A. Iangdon Paris r. L.
Sylvester Prince Escalus, Phillips Tomas; Tybalt'
Arthur Lewis Cnpulet. George a. Carter BaltAasar
George McCulla; Gregory. X. W. Roberts; an Apo'he
cary, j. Edward Brown; Nurse TO Juliet, Mrs. sol
Smith; Lady Cap,let, Miss Lizzie Goode
ONLY two more weeks remain of john Drew's en-
saccment In "The Masked Dall' at the standard
Theatre The manner In which Bisson's comedy has
been presented by Mr.. Drew, Miss Maude Adams
Mr. farwood Harold Russell and the other members
Of the company has been one OF the agreeable cpl
sodcs Of tho present theatrical season
A change of bill will be presented at Herrmann's
Theatre tomorrow evening. The public VIII then
have an opportunity OF gaugng the ability OF MI.
and Mrs John Mason by the test OF standard play
Robertsop,s "Caste' It is now some six years
since this comedy has been presented TO the public
Mrs Mason, AS Esther Ecces, will introduce several
new songs In the play, among the number being
Gottschnk's Lullaby
Joseph Grtsmer and Miss Phoebe Davis have at
tracted much favorable attention by their acting In
1.-THE New South" at the Broadway Theatre.
pleasing subject has been so traed In the play as
10 utilize its possibilities and crafty the appreciation
Good audiences have attended the Aist weeks prcSenn
ton of the piece, and the second week VIII doubtless
be also satisfactory.
Crowded houses nightly have been the rule at the
performances OF Der Vogelhaendler' a the Anoef5
Theatre and on nearly every evening N the last TWO
weeks all the standing room has been occupied Inc
cost OF the Conrieds Comic Opera Company INC
costumes and the stage settings are factors Oh tnc
success OF Der Vogclhaend err Mr.. Corr ed has done
away with the star system and paid all his attention
10 a strong company. Der NogelhaendIer VIII Nc
oven every evening this week, with saturday
matinee.
Henry c. Dc Miles adaptation OF Fuldas pay
1.-THE Lost Paradise will be pre'cnted at The CoIu
bus Theatre. Harlem 10 morrow hi1h with tue saiie
cast that was successful at the star Theatre some
months ago. a favorable impression Is said to nav"
been made in London by this play. Clement Scott
the critic of "The Telegraph" said of the first per
formapce: "From beginning 20 end the play was
listened to with the deepest Interest and sympathy
A better drama OF the class WAS never Written
Mr. Hanley makes the announcement that "Ihe
Mullgan Guards Ball" is still running smo''hly
along and crowding KarTigans Theatre nightly WIN
delighted audiences which show by hearty applause
and incessant laughter how fuly they appreciate
Mr. HarIigan's efforts to give To the pubic come
thing that is original and amusing. Brnhams melodies
ere nightly cncored ard are as popular as they were
in the old days when this play was first produced.
Another OF Mr. Hsrrigan's early productions has been
IN contemplation for revival but owing TO The success
which "The Mulligan Guards BALI has attained ii
will not placed before the public In some time ara
probably not this season
Tomorrow evening nj the Harlem Opera House
W. j. Scanlans play, "8avourneen,' will be seen Tor
the first time in this city since that unfortunate actor
broke down The play has been making toui OF the
Western cities Chaurcey Olcot has been we'll received
IN the part formerly played By Seaman. The play
will have an elaborate production, and Mr. Olcott
will sing all Of tie songs composed by Seaman for
the play.
An attraction tomorrow night will be the produc
too at the Union Square Theatre Of Captain lerne,
q. S. A." with Z. j. Henley as the star. "Captsin
Horne b another Of the series Of dramas dealing
with the War Of tie Rebellion It's scenes are laid
mostly In the South in the stirring times from 1861
to 1865.
aThe County Fair has closed its gates and gone
elsewhere and now Pr0ctors Theatre Is TO adopt
tho continuous style OF entertainment. The doors
Of the theatre Will be opened at noon every day but
Sunday. and the curtain will rise hall an hour later
on a performance that Will last until 10 30 p m
without interruption The programme for the first
week will include the Marie Quincy Opera Company,
which will appear In "The Mascot" TIE list OF
vaudeville artists includes srk and zeno, performers
On the nying trapcze: Billy Carter. L. W. Hampton,
with his dog and cat circus and James j. Corbett ana
John L. Sullivan, the boxing cats; James Thornton
the Bell Sisters, duetsts: Maxim md Walker. char
acter ballsdiss Tom Flynn. Miss Carrie Tuctein the
Douizetta Brothers. acrobats mason and Ralston'
Nile. Garretta with her performing pigeons cocEa-
toos, etc. the Daily sisters. Mmc Marie Quincy
Miss Fanny Gonzales, dancer; George Knowles, ana
the Young ladies' Crphcus Club
The present week at Tory Pastors Theatre Will
be one OF the good weeks though they are all good
Tho company as just now constituted incOdes MHe'
Paquerette from the Partisan theatres; Miss Nesta
ylctoria, English character artist J. w. Kelly, Miss
Bonnie Thornton. Ward and Vohes. as Harold ana
Percy the college chums; the Martens tTio Marie
Emma and Adolph. IN their Styricnne melodies; the
Moreuos, in their eQulibristic comedy; Ora MuhehS
and Jessie CARL. In singing and dancing speciai'y
Jerome. "the human frog" and "The Man OF l.ooo
Faces" Layman.
Miss Nellie McHeDry will appear at the Hrahd
nn.ra House this waol In hor farce comedy. Neht