New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
AMONG THE THEATRES.
.,,,s FOR THE PRESENT WEEK AND
Future WEEKS.

,,ically the same rs when II WIS iaS' So'" n''''
shout year ago . ,,a,,..r,,,,.
,nr ,Seck and Will be followed on Tuesday.
i@ " ~, by "Thc Tanning Of the Shrcw.7 Til"
f'D." ,9r 70 ", given after this will DE twelfth
neA which IS t. be Mr.. Days SaaEeSprar'an
Ns". tor thc year. \ special matinee OF "Thc
',ers- will be given to morrow AFTERNOON Tor inc
To-. Ds, ., me r,oher Of Washington Irving Bishop.
rho lillian Russell Opera Company III lhc M'u'i''-
-, ot the Garden Theatre has found much pop
nam II j., asserted that the audiences and the
uis'! tr fine first three weeks have been larger
re''r -. of any other operate production at this
us" within tn same time. MI Russell has
,s"n, been In better voice or appeared to better
sdvsntagc' ,.--,,... -, ,on,,,r,,v orc soon ,t
~ Empire Theatre. where "The Gin Let
W ,n, Me- began IFS career a week ago The Do
pa pa for seats in advance has led The managers TO
nN"N i'm IN rive natinccS on Wednesdays we'll
=. on Saturdays.
s..locr,cy~ VII be PLAYED AT Palmer'S Theatre
~ one week more IT has had prosperous
J" VII run and II will 80 to other cities We'll
1919 If will be- followed 10y 4" Lady Nin"ermrreS
~ n,e.eutcd Us Mr.. Palmcr'S own company, which
i ' hecn absent from New York for many months.
80 elaborate production OF Oscar NidrS play 10
sod and II i, said that the furnishing OF the stage
Pr Pr :, especially fine. The setting in Act | repre-
e" Tho principal pieces OF furniture are nlaid
HO' arouetrv with bull table. Statucti"s PIE
. rare brocatel tapestries. Persian carpets costly
brac and plants complete The Communications
w. rointnc Of the scene is the work OF Richard Mars
Act II shows the antcIOom OF Tie NlhoeTmee
s.,roo,. II /, furnished almost entirely III LOUIS
v,.I civic Act III represent, bachelor apartments
n',n,sbed arti,tic,liy In bohemian t'ishion. Inc
:, t,rnit,,re are all odd valuable and rare.
sdo,.s ,omedv Americans Abroad. has reached
- ,tIrd month at the Lyccum Theatre without aba'e-
.'on, in the large audiences. VI. Saroon announces
. this MAY will soon BE- presented IN rams III 'h'
,,.Ms.vle Theatre, although he Is quoted as SAVING
,, no doubs its success in France because III j. Il
M wholesome comedy. suited 10 American tastes
and not 10 tEe lAilsi"' ''
rholesone subjects"
A. occurrence this week will he the production Oh
,,nnar, Crette's Ninety Days" at the BROADWAY
theatre on Tuesday evening II Is mis- hrS' o'iei'l
or. since his military drama, "Heid DIV inc f-n'nN'
voc pcoduced The play IS said 10 De NnieiiC""' w
o.,inc In regard to the changes OF seen" wicH .aAe
sorac,or. 70 various remote parts of the world
NJ Ulrs Opera Comique Company III " lie rene
,,as,or 1, will close its New-lork run at the Casino
~ ro,ruarv D. one week more being added 10 us
~. which f. WAS formerly decided should eho on
rehruary Is The company VIII 90 "a rh''"'p's
%, four weeks and then make tour Of inc P'' ip"
c,,,ss aTbe Fencing Masters" receipts have been
lava Marie Tempest mas WOH P'"N'''"'
place in the regard OF opeiagoerS'
- Der yocelhacndler" continues to crowd the AM
berg Theatre nightly. A run OF six OF elsm con-
s.cn,ive weeks of any German play Is equal 10 one
many times as long on the American stage Inc
th,r,y.ninth performance Of Der NoSelhaehoer VIII
take place on Thursday. That evening Will Dc ccie
hrated by the giving OF handsome souvenir 10 every
person in the audience.
The pretty and simple country scenes OF Friend
NJ, nd &c
their company at HcrTmanns Theatre have attracted
many people 10 the house the few nights when they
have been exhibited and the play will doubtless con
tnue IN favor for the short remaining time Of the
companys engagement.
The pubic always held dear In tho regard OF
theatrical managers, Is TO have lis own way al har-
risans Theatre saws Mr. Hanlcy. II the public
wants "Cordea's Aspiration II can have II, ana
can Indicate its preference by staying away from
The Mullisan Guards Ball." but long rs the at
tendance is as good IL is now. The Mulligan
Guards Ball. will he kept on the stage.
Dockstaders Minstrels will be seen tomorrow even
ing at the Columbus Theatre. Mr. Dockstaders pres
cnt company is said TO be up TO his usual standard
Of excellence. lie has secured Frank Dumont' who Is
xi,tv writer and producer OF sketches; then there
arc George Powers banjo soOist; Fake and Semans'
vino present a musical act which is a novelty BLOCK
som and Burns: the Columbian Quartet and John
C. Harrington. The vocal department contains "su'
solois,s and "a chorus. under the direction OF d. NJ
Woods Lew Dockstader OF course, VIII De Ill "c
front line with his specially ward MeAhlStci'
To.morrow evening "Glendelough" a new Irish
nav by Edmund :. Quincy, will be presented ior 'e
first time in Newlork at the Fourteeh,h o"rr'
Theatre. by W. II. Powers's company, OF winch D. n
Murray 4, tho STAR The play had career III Lo''uo
a year ago and during the last season mas met WIN
favor in Western cities. ,,
A, the standard Theatre this week Mrs Minnie eels-
msu.Cutting will continue TO play MY oino''i VIM
Her impersonation in the leading part has pIoNeu ~
uacve enough to ill the theatre eaoh his"' '''
last week. H., -, Nov,
!, :. necessary only to announce the list OF Tony
po.,o,s attractions for this week to show "hat III
entertaining programme they will make up He'e
they are besides Mr. Pastor himself: MIG r"iu, "
" Kev Miss Vcsta Victoria, John ana '""'e'
Russell as the Irish servant glrlN' MISS ~
Jhornton the Marvcs. Archie. Edward ana Da''
in gro,csane dancing and eccentric coh'o'''o"
Lille Western. Mildred assisted by RoucieIe H''o
due,nr AN exhibition OF thought trinsmlsS"h NJ jean
Lewis and his trick mule Mp ana I""o anu
cy clsts. skaters and JuGSlrr' M
The attraction for the Union square Ihe'ue "''
week will be "Gloriana,' which i I'HiH'i ''9'
is presentation at another house last Scd>o''.
cast Will include Miss Henrietta Cr"sSmah' Ah'' wa
Robson, Edwin stevens, Gus Harlan, ohaiIc' %
woio. Thomas A. Wise. Mr.. Wyman, Hyde Robson
William Levers and Miss M"i E'''' -,
"thunls7 Will be given as our''i" '"''''' WI"
Grace Henderson in the cast.
nolo1,stua said 10 have some eNc'cVui''SN
s,.r,u,c econcs called The span OF Life. VIII %,
cunv Tho s,agc Of the Grand Opera House ms Wcch
snd viii dn"bie.s crafty those who are mclOdrahaV
Iii, in,ID'd Robert Downing Will soon play ~
engagement a, the Grand Opera hon~' when n w.
be seen in "Virsinius," The "I'dia''I'
and lngomar. - , a,t urocuction in
America to morrow night At the Pire iHeaie VIM
IL will u,adl lay
is racing play and It's strong act is SAN T." nr
racecoursc scene being reproduction Oh VIZ ~ ~
track ne,r Liverpool, on the GRAND NN"o''" ""H ~
1879. c, ,I., Crook % al
Many Of the features Of " Inc I;aeh s'" c%,rc
wr,, "~ueS Sor Snmn Of the continued popularity
Of the production. Ths week I'dlms , 1T French
Sssr su a., roduce entirely new spcclalte' ia,
an, viii appear ia costu%Sf i' diysn ' T." iy
from Paris The benefit that VIII ~, s'' Tnhrvory !,
Lew -, his house on sunday evening ir"'""'N -
Promises q be of int rest. -, ,,,oront