New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF PLAYS.
WHAT THE WEEK WILL BRING FORTH

not nearly large enough TO hold the people VINO
were attracted by this remarkable performance which
has held It's place and its fame the American stage
for so many years Happily Mr. Jefferson has future
engagements to play " Rip Van wlnkle" in New-iork.
but after this week he will not be here again
this
Mr. Daily will put forward another Of his series of
old comedy revvals this week. II is "Thc school for
scandal" which viii be presented on Tuesday even
ing IL Is announced to he given for only week.
and n be followed by 1.-THE Fore,ters.' which was
Mr. Daly's most popular Production Of last season.
The last performance for the present OF The knave
and "Th, rclc's StrataCem" will he gwen tomorrow
night.
The engagement Of Mrs. Mlnna Gale-lIayncs at the
Star Theatre Will last for only two weeks longer.
She will continue 10 play Romeo and Juliet TINS
week that having proved mere popular than either
Of her previous rcvvals. Preparations arc In progress
AT the star for the animal engagement OF William H.
Crane which begins on Monday. January 80, with
the production OF n comedy 10y Brander Mathcws ana
George H. Jessop entitled ION Probation Tho
play is In three acts, the scenes being laid IN Paris
and Interlaken. MIR. Crane will play the part OF
Jonathan slsbe~ Of Chicago and tho other parts VIII
be filed Nv Ado,ph Jackson, Lewis Bah"r George
Backus Harry Braham william Herbert. Miss Hattie
Russell. Miss Anrc O'Neiu, Miss Amy Bushy, Mrs
Augusta Foster and Miss Gladys Wallis.
The Mourtebsnks,r presented by the Lillian
Russell Opera Comique Company at the Garden
Theatre, appears TO he destined Tor long rum Inc
favorable comments which were heard on the open
Ing night upon tho singing. acting and scenery OF ths
production Lave since been confirmed by audiences
which have crowded the theatre of each representation
Americans Abroad has reached It's seventh week
at the Lyceum Theatre. and NH 60 on probably TOT
considerable time longer at Its regular rate o. eleh'
performances week. 40 limit is yet set to Its run
and will need to be as long as II Is as popular
at present.
COmpnQV
Fencing Master begins the tenth week OF it, engage
nlent the Casino tomorrow evening Tie hoiiS"
has been filled every evening OF the last week. Ne
spite the inclcmency Of the weather. MISS Bessie
Cleveland returned to the Tuesday night after
absence OF three weeks. Charles Hopper Is again
playing tho part OF the Duke OF Milan.
John Drew begins the last week Of his engagement
I'm The Masked lalir at tie Standard Iheatr" tonor
row night Mr.. Drcws personal popularity ana general
recognition actor were doubtless responsible or Inc
brilliant opening Of his new career and he has been nby
assisted by Miss Maui- Adams, Harry isrwood Harold
Russell j. Leslie Allen and his Other a'6ociatcs Hi'er
this Nr. Drew will not be seen IN Ncw-fork hgah
until November when he will present new PLAY.
Bronson Howa!d's "Arstoctaty" viii be presenter
for only three weeks moro at PalHfTs Ihcarc' me
return Of Mr.. Psliners stock company Tor lis regular
,ehson terminating the engagement. On January 81
at Paner's Theatre their will be u matlh"e bih III
ior tho Church Hospital and Dspensary The actors
Houghton OF the Little Church Around the Corner Is
much Interested In the hospital and Mr. Palmer /, one
OF tie trustee The programme consists Of cola y
in three acts. written b. u. 7. Valentine ana eh
titled Fi,ynoolle- The piece has ALREADY been seen
In This city, and was written in collaboration with
John q. Wilson. the author OF Nordeck' ana n
society Fad j. ". ngot viii impcrsonste Lo'u
Francis ntznoedle The rest o! u" cast VIII In ud'
oden Williams Louis Carpenter Charles v. bHuer'
Frank Lander +. Short. Ellen Eurs. Miss Creighton
and Mls, Matte Earle.
In sp.ie Of the popularity OF Der E"sclhA"'ol''
at the Amberc Theatre, the opeIn VIII lee "'hd'n"h
after this week make room for II pNhuc'"h 90
d" pas sonntacsknd," which VIII tab" place on Tues
dnv. January q. Fruulen luce Nerdi"r. ui" son
br,fie Of the company viii introduce new songs
this week composed by Carl z~ll-r, the author OF ia"
opera, nj the lime the I5oth performance of " Der
vog.Iha.ndler- In Hamburg The lat performance %
Der yogelhaendler" viii De ,el,blnici witt sou'"
MIR which Will be given on Monday. January -.
The announcement OF tie intention o. me N'i"'H
Mason Company u give production q i'''""
Fritz at Il-rrmann's Theatre IS one Of much inter
est. The principal members Of the company are
highly gratincd of the pleasant recognition when has
h.en extended 20 thom artists Ind the mana -"
uent has decided upon the ne" venture III or'''
10 give them opportunity more hVors0' In"h
they have had hitherto to prove thelr talents. fII'h"
mt l., a free translation IlI adaptAi0D maze LOT
Re n!
LAuI Fritz which Of such interest as to
bola the attention Of Paris for Ecarly year II
IS Tie play also from which tue text 81 Mnscasni'
second opera. "LAnlfo FntL' was taken IL Is
AlsaiIan m characters and scene. II admits oi music
and as Miss Manoa IS n iavorite as suger' J"'l""
Edwards has written fifteen numbers Tor thc pl''''
A male quartet and m enlarged orchestra VIII b"
ptovlded The production Is to be made under 'h'
direction Of NJ Morlus. who was associ"t'd with The
pl,y I'm Paris Friend Fritz" viii be ready Tor per
fornnnce on January 26. The performances OF ''ac
Will lie continued until that time.
"Thc MnlIieau Guards' PAN" ~ ilarriFhns Theatre
has come t!rough the holiday season we'll ana 'ho
audiences stu good IN size and amused "i "u''o
ont Of oil proportion to their size. large party OF
member, OF Company q, 7th Regiment will attend the
performance Oh Wednesday evening. January %.
..rhe New south will rcnnin at the broadway
Theatre for two weeks longer. II has i"ind hu'h
favor I'm tho eyes New York thcaircgocrs, ana VIII
leave tn Broadway Theatre with GOOD record "'orI'
~ Floyd's testimonial concert VIII he given tllS
evening at the Broadway Theatre and from the ioiow
Ing array Of artists WHO viii appear the result Should be
crotify;ng: Miss Maggie Cline Miss Bonnie Thornton,
IN. ROYAL scotch Trio Miss Jcssi" Cameron, MISS
Nuric Murray and Hector Mcbride The Nilona sisters
Iloyd Wilson, James Thornton, fd"lh fr'h'h' MISS
OmecnI- Vaesar. Ia,man. the man 81 ti"hS;'hd
faces" and Percy Gaunt's orchestra.
The bill announced for The week at Tony Pastors
Theatre again gives promise Of variety entertainment
NJ the first class. The attractions are Ml''
poouerctte from tho Partisan theatres j. W. Kelly
Miss Vcsia Vlctoria. English character artist MISS
BORNE Thornton topical singer MISS IhIlc WESTERN
Introducing difficult solo on "A large variety "i III
strumcnts Including her feat Of playing npon two
banios at the same time: Master Eddie Abbott, Ia
Rose BROTHERS. the Burt Sisters. singer ana dancers
the uurhcs and the crayon expert. Tom F. Gale.
The continuance Of the run OF "Tne BRICK CROOK
10 t lao recorded at the Academy Of Music. ana there
ia nothing c,se to record. The attendance Is SIN
all that cou,d he expected and no change Is yet
| contemplated
The mcloiramatically inclined theatrcgoers OF the
west side will have opportunities this week TO see
| "Thc Midnight Alarm" at the Grand opera House.
| II will be presented by company when in'iud's
Charles W Travis Frederick Julian Charles Mortimer,