New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
THE TOWN PLAYHOUSES.
WHAT WILL BE SEEN AMONG THE THEA
TRES THIS WEEK.

| NJ Nounet-srIIv Madame Segond-Weber and the
: French company. now playing at Abbey's Theatre
! In n repertory OF romantic and classical u'an'aS'
will begin the second week OF the brief engasere'
! in this country with "Ruy Bias In which NJ
| Mounct- Sully has one OF his favorite paris this
| will no rcncated on Thursday night. and at the
matinee of Saturday. Tuesday and Friday evenings
will be devoted to "Antigone." on wednesday
| evening lie Cid' will be performed. and SATURDAY
| evening will be given over to repeuuoh Oh hut
mani"
II is customary TO say that play or an opera IS
"runninc moro smoothly than the iirst night
| utopia. Limited" really is. It's performance az
/ the Broadway Theatre last Monday was iuiiy en-
oycd but in nearly all respects except that vi 'o
solute novelty 1T is better now The business ha9
boen good and n successful seems to be IN pros
pect. a.
/ ..Tho Ar,ozons' enters the third month OF us
prosperous career this week at the Lyccum Theatre
/ "a sheep in VOLTS Clothing" will be Withdrawn
after Wednesday night the labor OF the TWO plays
! being too arduous for the leading actors Inc
/ Amazons" however is long enough In itsei lot an
( evenings entertainment. and II Will be continued
until the end of the Iyceums season. IN Hus"s'
the company will 80 on its annual summer 'ou''
and be absent from New-York CRY until next NJ
vembcr. A.,
Artcr an absence of three months, Mr.. and Mrs
t-odol roturn IN this city tomorrow night. to play
a fortnicht's enCagement at the Star Theatre' II
will be their final appearance in Newt ork ioi ''
season They will play during the hrst week
nero's "The Second Mrs. Tanqueray. for the seco"u
and last week Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall VIII pfesen.
..Thc Irormaster Still Waters Run Deep All
For Her" and "A Scrap of Paper
Edward 1Iarrigan and his company return 10 town
this week and will be seen at the harieih OPei'
House 1t is long since they have appeared III any
other New-York theatre than their own Ihey WI"
not play again in NewYork in long tiihe' Dis tHeS
have an extensive tour In prospect
he
houses at the Empire Theatre. Its run has aiready
passed that Of the play in London. Its populainS
is evidenced In the fact that 1t has crowded out 'e
new piece which Charles Frohman had arrahseu
10 produce at the Empire at about TINS uue'
1obn Drew is still at the height Of his success
NJ palroor's Theatre where he and THE Butter
flies are drawing llg houses. Mr. Palmer wants
him TO STAY until the end of June, as Mr. Drew
could do most proiitably, but he mas con'ia'''
which prevent the carrying out of s"ch piah'
After visiting Brooklyn and fhiiadeiphia' he ""'
tour OF California 10 make.
"Charey's Aunt" has only four weeks more 10
run at the Standard Theatre. 1t then goes TO HOO
lcys Theatre. Chicago. for the entire summer ln'S
contract was made time ago or the laIce'
/ # is said would stay here indefinitely. AS IL 49,
NIessr4 Frohman and Hill have contract L!
which ..Charley's Aunt will be seen in New-1oTA
again next winter. ,,
..The Girl l Left Behind Me- is filling the big
Academy OF Music in "A way that makes 1t seem
more popular than ever. the rescue SEM
where the twenty troopers rush in on sallophhs
horses is the one which seems to please most
! The repcr,ory for ;he coming week at the Irving
Plac. Theatre is as follows: Monday, the last per-
I Torrance CT Two Happy Days TUESDAY y
Nirht on" in which Miss Crete Galius' 4 laNo'I'e
among the German thcatrc-goers. VIII make her
reappcarancc and at the Same time her farewell
.,rr,,arco as he IS TO sail FOR Europe on Thurs
d9v. Wednesday. the frs per or'nance III "cri'ii'
NJ Emil Auricr's play, die Arme Locvin. which
requires al the principal members OF MI. 'otrleu
stock company, ard which VIII be repe"lc" oh
Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings, ana sat
urday afternoon.
I'll only an-ca-ance OF Miss clara Morris In y w
York This season viii lie the Fourteenth street
Theatre this week. where she presents hNe pays
as follows. Monday night, Camille :; Tuesda|'
Article A.; Wednesday matinee and night
"C,,oiro. THURSDAY and Friday nights. and Satur-
dav matinee "The New Magdslen." and Saturday
mat "RenHe" The only new play in this lst IS
"Clairc" 1t H. announced as an adaptation from
the German by Mics Morris. The company inciude5
John GlcndoLnng. +. c. Harriott' W. = hehe!'
7 X Hutchinson Charles Ninlng J. c. Elliott
Josoph Rabaud william Spencer. Harriet Ford.
Mamie RYAN Clara Baker Rush. Grace Gaylor and
Katherine Mars
Mr. Herne continues to play "Shore Acres before
good audiences az Days Theatre. The announces
ment has already been made that he intends 10
take his play to London next season.
Kilanvis living pictures. revealed In Rlce's '1i92'
are undeniably popular Their novelty attracts such
tbrones that the house is nightly sold out even to
the limit Of standing room The buresque l'se'i
has never been received with more appreciation.
Mr. Rice will offer another souvenir at the JVOth
performance on April g. 1t will be statuette
rorp OF the royal family OF Spain, as represented
in the bIrlcsque.
New features Of the programme at Roster
rlAls this week VIII BE- the first appearance here
Of Miss Bessie Bonehl the English music nall
Iro
talancars: the first appearance here Of Hector ana
Iauraine comic acroblts and the All brothers,
Arabian gymnasts and gun sp!prers. TIE rest OF
the bill VIII include Miss Maggie Cline. in new
sorgs the marvellous lightning calculator Jacques
Inaudi whose performance IS most Interesting
feature OF the bill here; the royal wrestling Hon.
the Wllnois bicycle experts; the French singer
Nile Armand AIRY. In new EnS!sA sonS' the
BROTHERS Detorelf musical eccen,rics and the con-
torilonst, Mile Ena Derto.dL Preparation Is no"
going on at this house for The presentation In few
weeks OF series Of living pictures. y concert VII
be given Tonight
the attraction at the American Theatre for the
present week VIII be Peter T. Daley in his farce
comedy - Country Sport which has just ended
a ran Of three months at the bJou Theatre ne
supporting company includes Miss May Irwin MISS
Ada Lewis John c. Sparks. Frank r. Jackson, An
drew Mack James +. callahan, II. y. Begley, Ro-
lsnd Garter George 5. Gates. Larry 5hcehan, ". ID.
Auarca*. MISS MAY Lev i6ne. aiiss G' 1ise shsaTu
Lille Alyne Miss Frtdcrkn nepcw. Hiss Florence
Thornton Agnes Paul and the Garden t1ty quartet.
Tony Pastor j. keeping up his record OF good bi,ls
Here is what he offers for this week MISS i|Ctte
Cson. European bicycle experts, Hacker ana Les
ir. from me Cirqu" Il ttr Fdrls, ana thr
London Pavilion; Astarte, Miss Poole Holmes
N IRISH songs. Fnne II. Mnite AMI MSS
Lillian Granger. IN Past PRESENT 2Hd Fus ,
urc': Pat J. Rcks. "tae pioneer OF new
styIe OF irish comedy; John and Nellie Mctar-
Inv St Aiaur and Gardner. Mason and lord IN a
nov burlcsqae. entitled Merry Nervous. and Leo
' Gmyr T. vanc. in - he Limited Mall will be the
attraction at the Columbus Theatre Tor TINS week
IL H. full OF locomotives and bdzZ saws. ana ot.eF
dramatic situations IL is not NcN here, having
been seen 90 some Of the other cty theatres from
time time -, >, H., a
traction among newcomers Will be FRANK Eush;
A!clde CApItane VIII Contlnuc her tiApeIc hIIu