New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
A GOOD THEATRE WEEK.
SOME PEOPLE GO TO SEE PLAYS EVEN
IN THE LAST PART OF MAY.


70 keep their theatres open for a week longer IMAM
thew had intended. and 1t said that Few VINO
had already closed
The Lyceum Theatre Will remain open Ao' VII.
week longer Last night was originally announced
nc the time OF closing The popularity OF The
Inazors" however and the excellent audiences
seemed 10 Justify It's continuance After next satur-
day night the house will remain closed I'LL August
when E H. Sothern will begin his annual engage
ment At about the same time the STOCK COMPANY
will begin It's tour in Chicago
"Cinderella" Will remain but two weeks longer
o. Ahhev's Theatre the engagement ending on sat
urday night June 16. after which the theatre VIII
ne closed for the summer. About halt the company
will return to England Immediately after the close
OF cinderella" and the remainder Will stay mere,
having been engaged by the managers VI Se'e
epectacles in this country.
Thomas O. Seabrooke has made an unexpected
hit with his new comic opera, "Tabasco' at the
broadway Theatre and has decided TO prolohg ms
engagement. He will remain but three "eeN'
longer ending on Saturday, June o. HIS song
"swim Out OGrady" is becoming more and more
popular ~,
''Tennessee's Pardner." new play by Scott Mar
BILE will be produced under the direction OF harry
St Ormond at the Fourteenth Street Theatre on
Tuesday evening The incidents Of the play are
said to be founded on actual fact and the CHAR
acters taken from life. In the cast are Harry
Mainhall Andrew Robson, Charles b. HAWKINS
Albert Lang Edwin Barbour, VIII +. Granger
David Rivers. Alfred Young, David Kane. W. w.
Brown. Henry Hall. George Lawton, H. W. hins'
John II. Fanton. w. G. Horton MISS Marguerite
Zeimer, Miss May Niblo Drew and MISS Cora val"
Tassell. 80
Lady Gladys has won enough OF popular APP
proval 10 warrant the extension OF It's enlightenment
at the Madison Square Theatre. Buchanan pay
u,rl therefore continue to be enacted there MISS
x,,,a so,icman-Cuttinr has every confidence In
the work She hopes TO make this the chief play
for her road-tour next season.
Rice's .r492' and Kilyanis living pictures
have lust finished particularly good week al 'he
Garden Theatre. new series OF pictures wac
shown last night. They include large group
..rbe TEMPLE Of Bacchus filling the entire stage
md recurring frame twenty-four feet VIDE. Inc
ssoth local performance of l492' Will occur to-inor
row night The souvenirs Will be curious ciooNS
of wood made exactly like those used IN the year
1892 The distribution will be by coupon on 'he
three following days To lend special interest," 10
the souvenir performance the Sth Regiment Band
has been engaged TO give an open-alr concert oi
the balcony Of the Garden Theatre anu " "ip
later in the second act of the buresque' ma,cn-
tho AZ the head of the Columbian Guard paraoe'
excauen, programme has been arranged for
Tomorrow nights opening of the American Iheatre
Roof Garden The entertainers who VIII MAKE
their appearance are Miss Papinta, IN her N!riAu
Dances: the De Forests, whirlwhu uanoe's'
Wood and Shepard. Mazuz and Aoacco' IN d oo'i
"a, acrobatic act: Marie Stuart. the Gregory trio
Goldman and Byron. Mardo. clown juggler; John
~ Ransone the Byron Sisters. John c. Coleman
and Juanita Bardoux. from the Eden concert
Paris The garden has been Improved oy hora
decorations on rainy nights the performance VII"
take place on the stage Of the American Ihea"e
..rhe Skating Rink" will be continued Tor TWO
weeks at the BiJou Iheare' anu "e"
will be introduced
Tony Pastors company for this week Is an at
+ractiye one 1t includes Weber and F1elds. VINO
will be here for one week only; James F. Hoey'
Toh, aud
chambermaids. who return for one week MISS
Annie Hart In her local songs; Miss Isabella Car
iInt from the Cirque D'Ete. Paris with her troupe
of monkeys and dogs; Musical Dale VINO VIII III
troduce an entirely novel act; Crandah ana Lam
Introducing their musical trick mule largo; MISS
Kate Rooms and professor q" Morleys dissoIFlhs
views.
Milton Mobiles in THE Phoenix" Will be the at
traction at the Columbus Theatre. THE Phoenix
was written by Mr.. Mobiles in 1875. 1t has hre
scene which is worked by electricity anu Is s"'u
10 be effective and absolutely safe.
Roster & Bal announce the opening OF tne'
ree,,lar summer season tomorrow evening. New
features OF the programme Will be the nrst APP
pearance In America OF Bunth ana huuu' s'o-
tesoues from the Coliseum Munich; the hossu'h
Hungarian Symphony Orchestra. In the ROOF gardeh'
and Caicedo the king Of the wire IN new leat-
ures The rest OF the bill will include Oscar Ham
merstein's first series Of living pictures Chares
Wayne. Mile. Lalo electric bicychst; NJ oariha'
Naomi,
the French singer. in new songs; and the three
sisters Fthardo in their act called "bric-a brac.'
An extra programme has been arranged FOR the
concert tonight in the Music Hall, while IN the roof
aArden the Kossuth Hungarian Symphony Orches-
ira will present music programme from p II"
y until midnight.
Tomorrow evening NJ. r. Curtis enters on tho
last three weeks Of his engagement at the Standard
Theatre where the final performance OF "Saml OF
Posen" for this season will be gwen on SATURDAY
evening June g. Mr.. Curtis continues TO draw
large audiences. and his impersonaton OF the drum
mer is received with many marks OF approval and
frequent curtain calls. At the close OF his season
at the Standard Mr. Curtis is to take vacation OF
several weeks. on September he begins an ex-
tended tour of the large cities in Saml of Posen"
Mr. Proctor makes the announcement that the
opera bill for the week at his continuous perform
ance theatre will be Audrans "Babette' which will
be presented by the Wilbur opera Company. Susie
Kirwin will sing the title part Frank Bushs dla-
quenters OF Proctors, and he has been engaged for
second and atS third acts of me
Lynn Sisters. from the Alhambra and Empire, Lon
acts first and second The opera will be given twice
day. beginning at and 10 p: M Among the the
Hughes and Lindsay Yerac and Curtis. mechanical
oe pAen Professor Michaes William DE
Doe, head balancing and trapeze act Madge Ellis
soubrette; Grin Williams and signor haven Ori-
At the Terrace Garden tomorrow night the doors
Mr.. Heumann, has heretofore presented German
opera during the summer months, but this year he
has decided to try vaudeville. Among the attrac-
lions announced for this week Miss Dorothy
Daffron. Miss Annie Hart, in her latest parodies
Baggesen the contoruonist; Miss Helene Mora. fe-
male barytone; the brothers Fonte-Bo Italian
duettsts; Meehan and Raymond. the comedy trio;
Edward Clearance and the Quaker City Quartet In
the open-air garden. which has been decorated with
tropical plants. Nahan Frankie and his orchestra
will give promenade concerts before and after the
vaudeville bill.
There Is much in the wild West" at Ambrose
Park In the way OF instruction regarding the diff
ference in style OF horsenanshp, of accoutrements
OF warfare, etc, OF the various races that rep
resented. They produce within few acres OF
ground a representation Of the riding and
hghtIng people OF the world which II ordinarily
takes thousands Of miles Of travel and years Of
study TO see and learn. Two performances are
given every day. with the exception of Sunday. the
heng at q u m and the second Sis D. m.