New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

Layman, who will impersonate some OF the most dis
tngulshed celebrities Of the present generation.
At the Grand Opera House this week J. X. Emmett
will be again In Fritz In Ireland supported by
Miss Emily Lytton. The most important feature OF
the occasion Will be the appearance OF Miss Maggie
Cline, who has practically disappeared from the public
view since her disagreement with Tony Pastor early
in the season. Other members OF Mr.. Enimets com
pany Vernon Ramsdcll, W. p. sheldon. Paul
Mathews, J. II. Gildcrsleeve, Charles NJ. Mcdonald,
Harry Redicd, Frederick o. Sheldon Baby Spencer,
Miss Florence Germaine and Miss Genevra Campbell.
william Haworth's "A Nutmeg Match" will occupy
the stage OF the Columbus Theatre this week. Ii
seen at one OF the downtown theatres few weeks
ago. This is the play which has the steam pile
driver 1t should not be confused with the
one which has stone quarry and practical derrick
scene.
The occasion again arises to record that "a Trip
to Chinatown is still running at the Madison Square
Theatre. After year and a half Of acquaintance
new thoughts in regard TO this attraction do not
readily suggest themselves. does Necessity In this
case prove the mother OF Invention. Let 1t then be
recorded that A Trip to Chinatown is stI running.
scented new features last week, the most attractive
Of which the operate selections given by
D ssenS in n usa" Weekly Changes s Will take place
in the speciaties tomorrow evening. At the Easter
concert this evening. which Is TO he given by the
Klein operate Company, at the Academy the fol,
lowing artists Will apltar; NINE Ida Klein, prna
Valet. tenor; signor Giuseppe BARITONE and Lu.
dGveS yIn from and As
will be given by these who will be assisted BY an
orchestra and chorus.
Tomorrow evening Ramsay Morris's company viii
Union square Theatre. The audiences Tor the last
w wss the Close Of the Lcnien For the
advance sale insures excellent honses ior the
the Union mi Square will be followed by an engagement
Of Walker wsssae wnH vine w Mercb Raf Of Venic
and {" Richard ILL.,
The farce-comedy, "The Dazzler," will be the at.
traction at the Harlem Opera House this week. 1t
was recently seen AZ one OF the downtown theatres
Miss Anna Boyd heads the company. In which the
C CT ,Smpnny Are epn o Max M W.
Way, H. f. Reed Miss Jessie Hatcher. Miss Blanche
Ss SPRING S Eat at the Street Thea
tire viii open mgh. We .nnderes thn
With 81 this e prices at the thea
tire will be changed. The entire gallery will be 20
Sc 4sAas h'
chestra and balcony sofas ST. These prices Will be-
continued for the entire spring and summer season.
charged ouor ,~rs tho las, week Of hi, engagement
In - lIoss and Hoss- at the BjOu Theatre tomorrow
night. The dancing Of Miss Louise Allen has proved
especially attractive Mr.. Golfers parodics on popl'
lar songs Mark SuIvans limitations OF well-known
actors. and Ignaco Martnetti's nmole dancing form
Ec Of amusing nsis n that rsces soHes hs c That
house will be given over to Mr.. lloyts farces during
The summer and probably for considerable e., pt rr
John s,e;son viii change the entire caste Of ~The
Crus, Of society," at the broadway Theatre tomorrow
nlgat. He has three companies. The players VINO
have been for fortnight viii 70 to Boston, aud
tor Otis as Cynthea Chapel. Miss Hattie Russell as
Mrs Echo. Miss Kate Lester as Lady Dawne Miss
BenlT ver % Anbyn George frederick Nash as Cap
tain Norihcoie c. NJ Collins the Earl Of Colchester
way Theatre this evening the "5 AS will give an
ener anmcnt fot her CHARITY fund The prosra In
from the dramatic and vaudeville stage.
Tome evening at Kosier and Blal's Mile. Pa
one to lovers Of vandeviie viii make her first ap
pearance; she will introduce several new features ana
s Of on n nrS s
include tie performance Of Lecocqs comic opera La
hrse judges lss aeroSats and Nine
Thornton. new features in the electric dance Colum
bia- ana II" Performance Of The second rdlhoh %,
Monday. April II, Juani'a Bardoux, from the Casino.
Paris will make her first appearance In America al
The cIeverness Of the French dancers who are now
performing nj the Imperial Music Hall has created
" %Sh "srrsi nnmr r Of aeGa ieas which can
hardly be regarded as in the ne Of dan[inS r out
night TIE De Vans. from the Alhamhra. London VIII
nave their first appearance IN New. York. They ar"
.,Hrn
rope Others Oh the programme arc George r. Mnr-
phy the German dialect comedian. whose appearance
at the Imperial has met with favor Misc Kitty kur-
sale the dancing soubrette: Montague ana Wcs1 tn'
wcll.known musicians: Major James ID. Dovie nhc
eccentric dancer Fleurctie Kelch"r and DaleS. ana
Mason and Ralson. The usual concert VIII be gwen
tonight. -. TT. A. x.,,
The JAliputians are on their way back TO New
York after having appeared In San Francisco ana
other cities OF the West. They are booked ior long
run In New York next autumn. when lhey VIII pro
dIce a new play which Carl Rosenfcld Is now pre-
Darny for them. II j. entitled a "Trip To Wars
Tle school teachers OF Nrw-York are ginning an
onnrecation OF the educational features Of the Urano
spectacle and large delegations OF ITEM Will intend
Tho performance OF "The Wonders Of America 10
morrow and Wednesday evenings nj Music nan. IN
spectacle will be presented this week on MondhN even
inp and Wednesday afternoon and evening.
The matinee performance on Thursday al the ohioh
couaro Thnatrc bv Miss sofia Montc's COMPANY prom
,ses IN he interesting. "The Jolly s.(ents' ana Inc
Lovelr Galatear will be produced III,
Arthur +. Wardc. the son OF FREDERICK Waru'. VIII
manage the Warle-James combination neM s'hson'
The company Is PLAYING on the lnclnc e eio,n, 81,
The first concert OF the Ariel Musical SocrE VI
New York win be given at the Hotel Endicott. Ut
Eighty secondst. and Columhnsavc,. IN W"dhusoaH
evening. The attractions offered include me ho.mi
Hungarian Bind, tho CITY College tiiee Ciip. b!nio
: Hnhn Garth Brls'ed. Phillips Tones, Mrs. Ahce
Anderson and Julia O'COnnel ,.,.
on saturday evening the Dorn brothers b1nln,s,s,
So,,ore Garden Concert IInll. They will be assisted
by the IJeglcr Sisters. the Park sisters, d.
little Walter Leon. the child orator James ,, sur
dott TIE Rutgers College Glee Club an orcm,rn ~
100 mandolins, guitars and banos: me CnIumllh
college Banjo Club. the Nenpolian Mand1hh UT
cbestr, and the Russian Court Orchestra WHICH VIII
make its first appearance here