New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
THEATRES PULLING OUT.
ENTERTAINMENTS OF LENT. WITH
EASTER ONLY TWO WEEKS OFF.

was one of the best successes at Wa.lacks now the
Star Theatre thirty years ago Its revival at this
time VIII bring back memories of Lester Waliack.
Mrs, John Hoey, John Gilbert. Mary Cannon Mrs.
Vernon Charles Fisher. the Sections. Fanny Morant,
George Holland the elder, and other players who
were favortes at that time The play
originally produced September g. 1865. and had
a run of l25 performances. The part of Elliot Grey,
which was always a favorlte one with Lester Wal
lack will in this revival be acted by Joseph
Haworth that of Lady May. which then taken
by Mrs Hoey, is 10 be played by Miss Annie Clarke
The bill a; the Lyccum Theatre is thought to be
too long for all the time. though not long for
once in a while. Accordingly "A Sheep in Noifs
Clothing will hereafter precede 1.-THE Amazons
only on Monday evenings and Thursday and Satur-
day afternoons On the other evenings of the week
The Amazons' will be given alone
Stuart Robson begins two weeks engagement at
Abbey's Theatre tomorrow evening. presenting "rhe
Comedy OF Errors" in which he VIII be seen as
Dromio Of Syracuse. Giles Shine, who bears
markable resemblance TO Mr. Robson. will be Dro
mic of Ephesus The cast will also include Mrs.
Robson, Miss Grace FRANKLIN Lynch, Miss Helen
Gilmore. Mrs. Gabrielle Mexican, Mrs a. Camp
bell. c. II. Macklin: William Yearance, John J.
Farrell w. II. Ellwood John L. Wooderson. Joseph
Xahner George f. Halton and Joseph Smith. NJ.
Mounet-Sully sailed from Havre for this city yes
terday and Will make his appearance at Abbeys
Theatre on Monday March g. accompanied by
Nine SECOND Weber, OF the Comcde-Francaise, and
a company including Mesdames Dorlia, Guyon. Visit
and Schmidt and Messrs Rohde SECOND. Mune,
Dorny. Jourdain ellis Maffeo. Prad, Audre, Mallet.
Derval. Visit, Gerard and Rene The repertory Will
include Hamlet" Herman" "Ruy Bias" lie
cid" "Andromaque," "Antigone" and "Oedipe
Rot
The attraction Of John Drew personally. Of his
company and his pay. "The Butterflies. all COM
bine to make his engagement at Pamer's Theatre
nonular Miss Maude Adams and Miss Olive May
are gaining especially in favor and the others of
the cast do not fall far behind. 1t does not seem
likely that any change of bill will be necessary
while Mr.. Drew stays.
The Stoddard lectures being now over. Days The
atre is reduced to its regular eight performances
week and Shore Acres is its only attraction Mr..
Hcrnes play continues to attract good audiences
and its long stay promises to be continuously prof.
table.
Carl and Theodor Rosenfeld begin their season at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow evening with
the production OF Loves Extract. farcical com
edv in three In the cast will be John Jennings
Max Figman. Miss Grace Filkins. Miss Queene
Vassar Miss Kate Davis. Miss Fannie Ward. Jane
son Lee Finney. Miss Matte Ferguson. Charles i.
Weyes E j. Connolly, Fred Lotto, u. Elmer H. +.
Cottschalk Miss Clara Thropp and Miss Marie
Carlyle.
The Girl I Left Behind Me- enters on run AT
popular prices at Academy of Music tomorrow
night. The cast includes Frank Mordaunt. Thomas
Oberle James T. Wilson. Byron Douglas. James g.
Rarrows Charles Hallock, Robert Edeson' Jesse
Nav Percy Sharpe. Theodore Roberts Percy smith
A. Thomas Miss sydney Armstrong, MISS odette
TYLER Mrs. Edna " allace- Hopper. MISS Grace Al
well and Miss Viva Ogden.
4, Tho Emnire Theatre the career OF Sowing
tho Wind" is prosperous and barren OF incident
The Tooth performance Will come on March ~
Matinees are given on Wednesdays as well as on
SATURDAYS and the attendance in the afternoon
seems to be the Increase
"Charlev's Aunt" will reach its 2ooth perform
ance at the Standard Theatre on March - Ihere
is nothing 10 record IN connection WIN H. 'NN''
that it goes on.
The performance OF 1.-THE Princes Of Trebizonde
by Miss Pauline Hall and her company at harri-
CAMS Theatre have been exceilenty received. Inc
audiences have been large and have gwen eViueilc'
Of much enjoyment. The finale OF the hrst act mas
aroused special enthusiasm, ana there are 'H'ee VI
four encores for 1t every night
"In Old Kentucky will be the attraction AT 'he
American Theatre this week. This Will be the last
opportunity TO see this Kentucky melodra'Hd III
New-York City. as II goes from the American -
Chicago for a rum after which 1t VIII make TOUR
of the country The production at the American
will be Identical with that at the Academy o.
Music where in Old Kentucky" has just ehaei "
run OF twenty weeks T. II. French has sishen d
contract by which Miss Rose Coghan ana mex COM
many are TO appear at the American during the
week beginning on March 49, The repertory Tor the
week will include - Woman of 40 Importance
diplomacy" and "Forget-Me-Not''
This is the last week Of robin HOOD ana t"e
Rostonan5 at the Broadway Theatre. The opera
is running along with excellent business ana might
easily remain in this city for nluch loibei '''
were 1t not for out-of-town dates. "Hcn wv
Bostonians leave New-York after Saturday his"'
performance they will not be seen here again ul''i
october Those who wish to hear this famous or
eanization In Robin Hood should therefore 90 50
this week.
Tomorrow evening "a Man Among Men enters
on its last week at the Fourteenth street Iheaue'
where it is drawing large audiences. IL Is ac'ei 10y
a competent company and Amelia Binshah AM
Fischer Gussle Hart, william Harcourt Harry
Meredith and others in the cast nave utIuieiI.i
curtain calls at every performing. ny 49,
opera Company comes to the Fourteenth ,Slie,t
Theatre a week from tomorrow evening 4"I an
engagement OF two weeks appearing III ''le ne"
version of 'Hendrick Hudson"
For this week Mr. Pastor announces the return 0i
Frank Bush the re-engagement OF MISS hess,v III
wood, Miss Lotne Giiso"H eeba3 GdP and Raymomd
dueltists Miss Phyic Allen vocalist pr oie sSoi
wallace Lucsr aa conntry Fiddlcr fconzo the
ingeler and Tony Pastor himself. Harry $ Sander
son VINO has for twenty-five years been the chiet
~ Tony Pastors executive staff. VIII have = bcncht
on Thursday afternoon large nuInooi, % Ia, s''"
other cities Most OF Hopkins's Tram Ocealc Con-
pany comes from Washngtoin 10 PeI.0IL" e.. iyI
Weber and Fields and Russell BTotneTa coi1pHni,s
come form Newark: George y. MuIplly ana ktiy
Kufsaie from brooklyn ana Mr. pasto ars
Miss George Parker, Matthews and Harris, the
Brunnelles ia Rogers. Wilson and Palmer, 1nonlaS
LeMack. Miss Kate DAVIS, Nafd ana i'yh'h anu
the McCarthys parody singers. 49,. ,. 49,, go.
Rlce's 'liS2 al the GARDEN Incaue, ms neVh az
other profitable week Miss Dor0thy DaHron' IN
new dancer has been well received Nr. Rec rs
..I< anvl which Will be introduced one week from
to-morrow night IL has been seen In Paris Beriih.
Madrid and London. and comes mere from the last
city. 49,. .ee,. oo..t.,. - f,.r
acnra ~ acts All are except that Of Miss
carrie Tutein. the soubrettc The Braatz Brothers
VIII nerforn their feats Of acrobaic balancing and
Tho four Nelson Sisters will present the pyramid
and ladder act with new features; Gliibal ana Gre
,iilc viii appear in performance OF mindrcadins
called 'PsychognItism' The ioloWing are among
the other artists In the bill; Joe rIynn, the man
.ho wrote ''Mc(;inty. the three La Pusta Sisters
in Hungarian songs and dances; Haines ana Pet
,ipci in How TO Place Your Moncy'; the Burke
De, hers and Wise Mike Russell. @ Dell and Rus
sell the Grards. Lotte Elliot skppins-rope dancer;
Hector and Iauraine grotesque ~hiiligiEs; White
ana Granger Mile Eugene Garetta ana her edu-