New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25
WHAT TIE PLAYS WILL BE.
ATTRACTIONS AT THE CITY THEATRES
rOR THE COMING WEEK.

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,,cesm Theatre Company will return to this city
-. orerrcon from Canada. Tomorrow evening
- 81 b..-in the last two weeks of their engage
-. %. Ahbeys Theatre. opening in Beckett"
M, Will also be the bill for Tuesday night.
',,.,,,, "plivia" on Wednesday night and devoting
rh,,rs1av evening to Charles l." which will be
,o1 only once. Friday night and Saturday mat
,o yciu be given to Much Ado About Nothing
I'd tho hill for Saturday night viii be The Lyons
,,ou" The second and last week OF Mr. IrvinSs
,,ov IN New-York Will begin with The Merchant
Of Venice
John Drew and his company and Mr.. Cartoons
lively play "Thc Butterflies" are providing pleas
ant evenings at Paimer's Theatre The audiences
are large and composed Of the best class of theatre
coor. and the play and the acting are evidently
thoroughly enjoyed.
II IS a long time since anything has prospered at
,,a Ivce,,n Theatre Ike the present double bill.
"The Ama2ons" is altogether novel. and "A sheep
IN VOLTS Clo.hiug." though Oh. is far from "a
mllar to the people who make up the Lyceum audi
erccs The house was crowded at every perform
o,.e last week and many had to postpone seeing
the nlavs because they could not get seats
Tho revival Of "Robin Hood by the Bostonians
81 the Broadway Theatre has been received with
epcb un,rist akabe evidences of popular approval
,bo, II has been decided to present that opera at
ev.r, performance this week. Tomorrow evening
Charles Hlysctt the ney, tenor will make his first
oopcararce in the title part Before the Bostonians
.nJ their present engagement at the Broadway
Theatre they viii have appeared in robin HOOD
more than l225 times
Eeginuing tomorrow evening at the Harlem OPP
era House Nat c. Goodwin will be seen IN Angus
rvs Thomas's latest play. I'm Mizzoura. Last
s,..er,hor and October Mr.. Goodwin presented this
nj > at the Fifth Avenue Theatre for eight weeks
Sioce that time it has been seen in the principal
cities and has been received with praise
Days Theatre continues to be busy place with
-lax. QN1S
dav and two every other week -day. shore Acres
maintains its popularity. and is expected to stay
fill summer The popularity OF the StoddaTd Lenten
ratinccs also continues undated Tomorrow MI
Stoddard begins his last week but one Inc SUD-
iect Of the daily lecture will be Prom CeyloA to
The Himalayas" and the lecturer will give the frst
half Of his story Of travel in India. On TUESDAY
and Friday the hour is p. m. and on the other
four DAYS Il a. m The benefit in aid of the needy
ana unemployed actors. to be given at DaI! on
Monday. March g. promises TO be a success Inc
Kidding for the boxes shows that they Will bring
high prices. Mrs. James \. Herne Will on TINS
occasion appear in W Dean HoweLss bilde
Roses in addition to the regular bill.
TWO Happy DAYS" the new comedy by Schon-
than and Kadelburg which has met with favor at
the Irving Place Theatre. is filling the mouse
nightly. and the audiences seem to ENJOY the per
forraance Ii will be given every night OF THIS
v.ek with a matinee on Saturday. The reappear-
a,ce of Mr. Conried who retired from the stage in
1Ss5. will occur probably the latter part OF next
week when the famous Munich performances VIII
be revived with production OF Processhahsel'
play Of peasant life. -,
Al the Empire Theatre Sowing the Wlnd con-
.nues 10 draw audiences 10 the satisfaction OF the
management l. is likely - hold the stage for
some time 10 come If not for the whole remainder
Of the season.
The second edition Of "Charley's Aunt at the
Standard Theatre seems IS have inherited all the
net and hn
little Of its own 1t is reported that Flayio Ando'
who was Nine. buses leading man when she was
IN this country intends soon TO produce "Charley
Aunt in Italy.
II has been remarked once or twice before that
various novelties have been introduced in "l+s2
since the removal of the burlesque TO the Garden
Theatre An incident which may fairly be counted
as novelty is that Of Christopher Columbus stand
ing on the deck of the Santa Maria near the STERN
,ookinp back toward the northeast and singing the
utermezzo from "Cavaeria Rusticana. WIN
truth IL has been said that this is an age or spe
caltlos.
"rrother John" will remain Mr.. Cranes bill AT
The Star Theatre through the present week. AZ
the close Of his engagement the actor VIII again
present the play in several Of the large cities OF
the West. A week from tomorrow night ne VIII
revive Matthews and Jessops play ION PROBATION
which ran for fifty performances at the Star Thea
ire last spring. II will be given with the original
cast Mir Crane begins his next season here on
September o. Captain Thompson is designing the
costumes ana scenery for the actor reVNa Oh
THE Merry Wives Of Windsor
The features OF an excellent programme at Roster
A. Rials this week will include the new French
singer Mile Armand AIRY, who is one Of the clev-
crest Of her kind that have visited THIS country IN
years; the Brothers Deltorelli whose act -
new one 10 American audiences: the armless man,
Unthan. whose performance as cornetst, Volinst'
rifle shot. card player, etc. has made him an at
traction here: Sandow. In illustrations Of his won
derful strength; the temperance Of Wood and
shepard; Mario and Durham. triple horizontal bar
performers: the remarkable gymnast Mile Alcide
Capitaine. the flying trapeze; Mile BeTtodi con
tortionst; and the clown Jigg with his dog goose
and goat circus. An extra programme mas oecl
arranged for the concert tonight
"In Old Kentucky" has but two weeks longer to
run at the Academy Of Music. where while 1t IS
not playing TO the capacity Of the house Whlch
: a large one 1t Is doing good business the PICK
aninny Band and the double quartet OF plantation
singers are rehearsing some new music. which VIII
he given for the first time tomorrow evening An
elaborate production Of THE Girl Lett Behlnd
Ne" is to be given at the Academy on March L.
The programme at Tony Pastors Theatre this
week shows an unusual number Of the better class
Of attractions. II includes the Russell Brothers
Gohn and James,. as the Irish servant girls; the
REMEMBRANCE Of Ward and Vokes in Harold and
Percy after the Ball.; the return or EDWARD Law
renee and Nina Harrington. introducing their irni'
:ation Of 'Bowery Spielcrs"; Ford and Lewis MISE
lille Western in solos on a variety OF instru
ments the Juhans Bose and Martini, Billy carter
banjo soloist and comic singer; John j. ana Lime
Black in their sketch. Uncle Seth's Arrival inc
Brunelles; Frank La Rosa. the aerial performer
an Miss Maud Harris sOubrette
"a Man Among Men," w c. Hudsons Ineio
drama is TO be presented 1T the Columbus Theatre
In Harlem this week. by Augustus Pitou The ne"
play is in four acts. with scenes laid In TINS CITY
and in the mines of the Saranac region. There are
two sensational scenes showing an explosion IN
mine shaft and miners riot The play VIII -
given with Il cast including Miss Amelia bingham
Miss Alice Fischer, Miss Mary Davenport, MISS
Certrude Dawes Gugsic Hart, William IIarcourt
Harry Meredith. Charles Nevins. Theodore BaD
cock. Ernest Elton Fred NJ. Lee, Frank kembIe
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