New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
BEGINNING THE END.
THE THEATRICAL SEASON APPROACHING
lis LAST STAGE.


Miss Rosina Vokcs will be welcomed back TO New
York at Days Theatre tomorrow night. Her com.
ing is always OF the pleasant incidents of the
season ii approaches Its end. Her bill for To-
morrow night will consist of only two pieces instead
OF three. as usual-"A Lesson in Love" and Maid
Marian"
Miss Rose and Charles Coghlan continue their pros
porous engagement at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
where "Diplomacy' will have its final presentation
for the present next saturday evening. The 1OOth
performance OF Sardou's play by this organization will
be reached on Wednesday night. on Monday, April
II, Bulwer LyttOn's Money! will be revived for In,
last two weeks OF the engagement. Last week
W. r. Hayden came to town prepare for the en-
gagement OF Stuart Robson at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. He follows the Coghlans In a revival of
she Stoops to Conquer" The comedy is 10 be
handsomely staged, with new scenery, costumes and
accessories. The part OF Miss Hardcastle will be
taken by May WaldrOn (NIrs. Robson.
The company which has been playing for some
weeks at the standard Theatre, with the important
addition OF Mrs. John Drew, will tomorrow night
present Sidney Grundy's "Thc Arabian Nights" 1t
will be preceded by one-act play by Henry Arthur
Jones, called "Sweet WILL These plays will he
given for only week, which will end the en-
gagement Of the company
The Guardsman" has gained sufficient popularity
at the Lyceum Theatre 10 induce Daniel Frohman TO
put seats sale four weeks ahead The varied
situations OF the play, such the comic screen
scene in Act H. and the dance by Herbert Kelley,
Fritz Williams and Charles Waco elicit great laugh
ter nightly
Alexander Salvni has gained popularity at the
Manhattan Opera House for " Don Caesar Bazan"
and has renewed his favor Of several ago. when
he was member of a. NJ Palmcr's company Thus
far he has drawn excellent audiences. He has de-
cded to continue g Don Caesar de Bazan" for another
week.
Henry E. Dixey has made an encouraging begin
ming with "Ad0ns' at the Casino. The performance
seems TO excite quite the old enthusiasm. The
audiences have been large and the laughter and APP
plause energetic ard constant. The revival appar-
entity peases Mr.. Dixcy's friends greatly.
There Is abatement Of interest In BelaScO and
Fyess play "The Girl / Left Behind Me- at the
Empire Theatre. Though 1t has already been per
formed for nearly 100 nights, the houses are sun
good The audiences are also OF excellent quality
and the theatre has evidently won popularity The
Tooth performance of the play occurs Wednesday
night and will be COMMUNICATED by the distribution
OF souvenirs.
"The Poet and the Puppets has been amusing
good audiences at the Garden Theatre. II Is 50
varied in its range OF buresque that does not
need to have Lady Windermere's Fam In
order TO appreciate the most Of il. Miss May Rob
sons dance and her limitations OF other dancers are
especially popular. "rrederick Lemaitre" has been
substituted for His Wedding Day" the curtain
raiser.
The Conried- Ferenczy Comic Opera Company will
close its at the AmberG Theatre on WedneS-
day. Tomorrow and Tuesday Poor Jonathan
will be given, and on Wednesday the farewell per
Torrance takes place. 1.-The Tyrolean' will be
given on that night for the benefit of Miss Luce
Verdier the soubrette of the company. on Thursday
the Amberg Theatres regular stock company Will
begin a short season.
Ramsay Morrs's company. which has attracted
favorable attention for the last few weeks al the
Union Square Theatre. will be seen tomorrow night
Of Uammerstein's Columbus Theatre. The play will
he "Joseph." as at the Union square Ii IS farce
adapted from the French and gives George ''iddcnS
and others OF the company good opportunities ioi
clever acting
Walker whlteside. who comes 10 the Union square
Theatre tomorrow night, is unknown 70 New ORR
,,sstro.ooers He will make his first appearance
here as Hamlet and will be seen "a RiChelicu later
in the week. He will BE- supported In " Hamlet bS
John VI. Sturgeon Laertes, Edwin Fairy as 'he
King Frank L. Davis lIoratio. Mr.. Lafoyre as
Polonius Miss Constance Hamblin as the queen ana
Miss Hattie Weems as Ophclll.
Brother john will remain at the star Theatre
for only three weeks when It's run VIII be In
terrupted by previous contracts Mr.. crane an
nounccs his intention Of playing ONLY this piece next
season so the chances that VIII be seen again
In New-York.
.Cordelia's Aspirations, will occupy the stage OF
Harrican's Theatre for the rest OF the season. The
nresen popularity Of the revival gives assurance that
no successor will he needed. Mrs. IeamanS ; per
Torrance as Cordeia is one OF the most popular Por
tons Of the play and is always loudiy appianded.
Mr. Brahams melodies are not to be ioreot'eh' VI
COure.
The programme 10 be presented al HamnerS'eihN
Harlem Opera House this week will consist OF " Jane
and the Ia "a ra -de-ay' specialist. Miss Louie
Collins This is the same combination that played
an engagement the standard Theatre last autumn
Jane" has always enjoyed favor Win h"rI'h
theatre roers Miss tombstone Bennett will make her
NorL an he. lpYdin
ter a. after this season she will devote herSl 10
new play
The Irish romantic play "Glen da Lough' VIII be
seen this week at the Grand Opera House II Is al.
ready familiar to thcatrcGoers In various quarters VI
,he CITY, Professor Crouch, the composer oil nam
leen Mavourneen," now In his eighty nth year. VIII
conduct the orchestra in the performance oil his own
connosi,ion Miss Fanny Davenport Will appear on
Anal "a al the Grand Opera House In Sardou
cleopatra"
aTbe Span OF Life which proved popular at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre last week VIII be cohh"eu
for the present. Mr.. Rosenquest Is much p'"s''
with the result Of his reduction In the prices al ''
,hoa,ro Tho highest price for a seat is now 81
ronv Postor's company this week Is headed by
Miss LYDIA Ycamans, who Is accompanies aN usual
tv Frederick J. Titus. The rest OF inc cohp"N' III
which the names Of several favorl'eS "ili Nv .'oS
nIzed include Miss Helene Mora, Prank BUSH '"".
+ JIocv "Young Mulc-Brothcr to Ola ioSs
rhomas ! RYAN and Mary Rchfed In new act
a Pair OF En-; Tom and LINE Ehgh'" |'''
low character singer soubret,e ana cancer IVY"
and Good win. introducing songs, sketches ana '"
mud FINN Frank Riley In Jig. reel and wing dahcine
and Charles Os,end's Prismatic Panorama OF lraN'
With a Trip to Chinatown still on The sage NV
Madison Square Theatre seems to be assure" Vi a"
attraction for the coming week ana TOT many co"'"s
weeks new dance by Miss Bessie 'laS'oh - p'o"'
.sed for to.morrow night
,ro,,or n, Mr. Uoyt's farces, "A Texas Steer
.,n no seen this week at the BliOu Theatre. where II