New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-04
THE PROMISED PLAYS.
OFFERINGS OF THE THEATRES FOR THE
COMING WEEK


present week. Eight performances will be given AT
Abbey's Theatre. including an extra matinee on
Wednesday. and the programme for l"t zen
f. as follows: Monday. The Merchant OF Venice
TUESDAY. "Becket': matinee Wednesday' '"'!a
"Wednesday evening Louis XII; THURSDAY evening
..N1uch Ado about Nothing; Friday evenins'
olivia: matinee Saturday. Nance Oldh'" ana
THE Belly; Saturday evening The Me?ohahI u
Venice" S.uar, Robson as Dronio Of syracuse ~
1.-THE Comedy OF Errors" will follow NJ lrVns III
Abbey's Theatre on March -. for two weeks.
Monnet Sully supported by Mime. aeFond-W Weber
will then make his frs, American appearance on
Tuesday. March 2
At the l.yceum Theatre Daniel frohmah mas u1
cided 70 withdraw 1.-The Sheep in Nolfs tIo'A'hs
from the most the performances after the com
ing week as the two plays make the evening :
entertainment too long. The one-act drama there
fore will be seen bu. week more. except on
Monday nights and at the Thursday matinees' Inc
Amazons" crowds tire theatre 70 the doors every
nigh. and will undoubtedly run through 10 the en-!
of the Yyceun,'s season. Among The Iycenm nov
el,ies for next year will be another P!nero play.
Mr. Crane will revive ION Probation al the star
Theatre tomorrow night. The PLAY Will MI out the
week and bring TO an end the compah! stay J"
this city. In the presentation Mr. crane VIII piHY
his old part of Jonathan Silsbee' OF Chcaeo' i"
tho supporting cast will be Mr.. Backus. as the
brazilian: Mrs O'Neill. his wife; Mr. HERBERT
as tho rascaly waiter; Mr.. Wheelcck as the Rus
sian Prince and Miss Busby. as Jonathan sweet
heart The play. it Will be remembered was pre-
scented in this city last season wheh II H"u my
performances. At the Star 1heare the bos'o"
Grand Opera House stock company makes It's first
eppearance in this city week from tomorrow
even,ne when Lester Wallack's "Rosedale; or. the
Rife Ball." will be revived. Invitations nave oeeh
extended to Mrs. John Hoey and w H. POPE the
only living members of the original cast 10 a'leHu
the opening performance. This revival VIII serve
n introduce TO the public OF this city several
llOCkhdrt.
RYAN Helen Dayne, Maud States, Frank J.
keenan, Howard Gould, Charles Z. lnslee' ThomaS
Rose Edward Wade +. ID. Denison a lassih ana
Olive Smith. child actress. The cast VIII a'so III
clude Joseph Haworth. William a. Mestayer Marx
Price Miss Annie Clarke, Miss Isabelle Evesson
"a ro,a Stokes nj, OF whom are well known here.
rho nonularity OF shore Acres continues at
Daly's Theatre. and as long az the popularity con-
tnues the performances Will continue Inc o.ou,
dard matinees at Days have reached theii last
week Tomorrow and every day thereafter up TO
and including Saturday. Mr. Stoddard Will give MS
6ftb and closing lecture, having for his subject.
1.-The Glories of India" The imperial capital Cal
cutta and famous historical cities in the interior
will form the material Of the lecture which mas
elsewhere proved one of the most popular Oh the
series.
John Drew and Miss Maude Adams keep on
oddinp "a their laurels at Palmers Theatre. where
THE Butterflies is making an excellent impress
son THE Masked Ball" which was to be revived
on March TO- has been postponed indefinitely
The Bostonans have but two weeks longer 10
remain at the Broadway Theatre. In consequence
~ the demand for robin Hood 1t has been de-
cida1 70 keen De Koven and Smiths opera on the
stag, during the rest of the engagement Charles
Rassett the new tenor. is valuable acquisition 10
this organization. -
Two Happy Days" still continues 10 fill the
Irving Place Theatre 1t will be performed Tor the
last times on Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday OF
this week On Thursday evening the reVFaiS Oh
the famous Miinchener Performances, made known
here three seasons ago. will begin; the first play
20 be produced will be "Processhansel. IN "hich
Mr.. Conred vii, make his first appearance since
,ss5 in,nersonating the leading character, Lain
dorfer.
Sowing the Wind" is having good run at the
Empire Theatre. where 1t is likely TO stay through
the season. 1t will be presented in Chicago for
twelve weeks this summer at the Coiumoia
Theatre That will carry it up to the END OF
August when the stock company Is to take SOW
ing the Wind" to San Francisco for an engagement
"Charley's Aunt" with the new fun that has been
put into it. is running as strongly as ever az the
standard Theatre. where the old lady from brazi
,s 10 STAY indefinitely. The Boston Charley $
Aunt is similarly popular Next week II VIII De
transferred from the Columbia to the Park where
IT will probably stay through the season.
Miss Rose Coghlan returns to this city at the
Harlem Opera House tomorrow evening, for her
final engagement here this season. The popular
actress will be seen in Oscar Nide's play "A
Woman of No Importance" which is to be pre-
scented for the entire week. with the same scenery,
costumes and accessories used at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre earlier in the season. Miss Coghlan VIII
again give her impersonation of Mrs Ar5uthnot'
support ed by John T. Sullivan as Lord llingworth
The cast will also include Miss Ada Dyas. Miss
Kate Denim Wilson, Mrs. Louise Thorndyke Bouci-
cault Miss Efie shannon Miss Wnona Shannon,
Miss Nora I.amison Grant Stewart, Edgar Norton
Robert Fischer Aubrey Boucicault, Damon Lyon
and Edwin James.
There will be no further postponements OF the
= production OF Mrs. Dascot' at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. 1t is certain that the first performance
Of this play will be given tomorrow night Besides
Miss Kathrne Clemmons the cast Will include
Maurice Barrymore, Edward j. Henley. Charles j.
Bell Arthur Giles. Robert j. Dustan. Richard
Ganthony Frank Tannehill. ST., d. p. Steele,
George H. Mcintyre. Edward Gavin, J. r. Furlong,
Robert Sheridan. Mrs Mary L. Barker. Miss
Eleanor Lane, Miss Lillian Laurence and Miss
Nanon Fowler week from tomorrow night the
Rosenfeld Brothers will begin their season at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre The theatre has not been
leased by them but all the time has been taken
from March e. 1894, 10 June 8. lS9j with the OK
ception OF six weeks which are 20 be reserved for
Miss Rose Coghlan.
In OLD Kentucky" has but one week beyond the
present one to run at the Academy OF Music. and
the announcement that II must go so soon has had
the effect Of bringing 10 that theatre many persons
who have been delaying visl, 70 this kentucky
r. xneloGrama.
A change Of programme at Roster & Bials this
week will include the temperance of Misses Quail
1.z and Neumann in The Neapo,itan Tarantea"
and 1.-THE Shawl Dancc" both new; the French
singer Mile. Armand AIRY. for the first time in an
English song. "Thc Little COQuette besides others
which have made her popular; Sandow. in two now
feats OF strength, including the lifting Of Il horse
on a platform placed over his abdomen. while resi-
tng his neck and heels on trestles; and Wood AMI
Shepard in q act. The rest OF the bill Will
include Unthan. the armess man; Mile. Alcde
Capnaine the flying trapeze: Jigg. and his dog.
goat and goose circus: Mile. Ber:Odi. c1nOrtionis
Mario and Durham, horizontal bar performers and
the Brothers DeltoreI. musical occentrcs \ con-
cert will be given tonight.
The Land os the Midnight Sun" will be the
attraction AT the American Theatre this week.
''"The Land OF the Midnight Sun Is adaptation
of Hall Gaines novel. The Bondman." Tho story