New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

PLANS AT THE CITY PLAY HOUSES FOR
THE COMING WEEK.

/ rarcicaI NAV nv 1 ". pinero called The ANA
IONS" 1t will enlist the services oil MIS- ',o'e,'
! Cayvan. Miss Katharine Florence -i'S' ''s''
Tyrcc Mrs. Charles Waicot. Mrs IhonhaS Nh'''''''
Herbert Kelley, Charles Walcot Frl'| "'''id"'H'
/ Ferdinand Gottschalk, T.. Tareton. Robert Ne''
/ and Howard Morgan. To this VIII De auuel io'"
! Tavlor's ~ Sheep in Wolrs clothing which the
company has presented Of late years AT le" pen'-
! fit performances but rot for any EXTENDED perloi'
/ This has parts for Mr. Kelley. MI hatclne' M
Ormonde, Mr.. lie Moyne Miss 'ayvah ana MIS-
Whiren As this programme will be long one,
Mir. Frohman announces that the Pc'lo' "'"'N' WIZ
/ begin promptly at 500 T.. NJ
\ slight change has been made In the programme
! at the Metropolitan Opera House lot .l'' "oo"'
! which is the last of the opera season. M'Ss'het >
| "Werther" will be sung to-morro" hlsht ioI 'o
! first time in this country. The east VIII inciuue
! Nine Eames. Nine. Arnoldson ana jean uc I'e'%"c'
/ ON Wednesday The Huguenots' Will be gwen
! with Nine Norlica, Nine. Scalchi ana inc De
ResZkes An extra performance "i 'arh'e" VIII
be given on Thursla night. Washington ; hlrth-
day, with Mile. Cave in the the part r'r''S
will be the last subscription night OF the seaSo"
and Faust" will be sung. with "A cast including
| N,nc Nelba Nine Scalchi. the De RcsZN"s anu NJ
/ Iassale ON Saturday afternoon Inc Marilase VI
! Figaro" will be repeated At the concert 'o-hbh'
! Herr Seidl and the orchestra VIII be assisted .!
! Nine Melba, Mile. Pet;igian, VI. iianeon anu VI
! Lassae.
| Days Theatre. has previously been renaIko'i
Th. successful I.cntcn natinecs 10y John J." Stod
| dard enter upon their third week tomorrow wh'h
| MIR Stoddard will Try to give his impressions o
| China a country which he found 50 unlike any
! other on the globe that he expects 10 make the
theme particularly interesting. The lecture Oh To-
| morrow ne well rs Of Wednesday. Thursday an'
! Saturday will be at II T. m ON Tuesday ana frl-
day the hour Is p. III.
Miss Kathrinc Clemmons will remain for an
other week at the rifth Avenue Theatre ana WI"
continue to play n Lady Of Venice.
Sowing the Wind" is still popular at inc Empire
Theatre where it is now in its third month. 1t has
been decided to give three matinees th1S week. NV
regular ones on Wednesday and saturday ana an
extra matinee FOR Washngiou's Birthday. spr-
cial company viii be sent on tour in SOWING the
Wind" before the present season is over.
John Drew in THE butterflies at Palmer
Theatre. is an assured success. and the play has
settled down for a run The success Of THE But
terAies' Is so positive that Charles frohmAh mas
decided not 70 produce any other now play '"'S
season. 4 new play VIII he held over until next
season. y special matinee Of The Hutterh'eS VIII
be- given on Washington's birthday
The second edition Of "Charieys Aunt win
ncv. fun will be given tomorrow evening at inc
Standard Theatre New comic business VIII h' IN
troduccd in the last act. People who have alr'a'y
seen the old lady from Brazil where the nuts
come from" Will have an object IN seeing h'r
y
toms Birthday
81 This will be- the second and last week OF the
French company Of pantommists AZ Abbey
Theatre with "LEnfant Prologue" fantoWine "'
this quality likely To- be given hci" "S'l" III
a number Of seasons. and those Who WISH 10 VII
ness an exhibition OF the best opponents "i IN" ''
should not lose the opportunity OF seeing Il Eniant
proJi4,ue" at Abbcys. The last two weeks en-
gagement of Henry Irving. Miss Ellen Terry ana
the London I.yceum Theatre Company IN TINS civ
Will begin AT Abbcys Theatre "A week from '"-'""'-
row night The following programn" mas h''h Ut
ranged for the first week 'Bcckct, MONDAY ana
TUESDAY evenings, OLIVIA" Wednesday; charles
|" for the first and only time. Thursday, Much
Ado About Nothing" Friday evening ana SATURDAY
afternoon; THE Lyons Mall SATURDAY evening"
THE Merchant OF Venice Will be the opening at
traction OF the week Of March The sale OF seats
for this engagement Of Mr. lrVinB VIII D'B'h al
the box Office on THURSDAY.
Mr. Uauicv announces that the coming week VIII
be the last OF the Harrigan season IN th's cry
and will be devoted to the production "t EDWARD
Harrigans local play, THE NoolIen stocking.
This revival is owing to the numerous demands made
upon the management ana those wishing 10 see
Mr.. Harrigan at MS best should avail themselves
of the few DAYS remaining OF the present season.
ne the company Is make an extended tour
through the country visiting all the principal cities
and probably California and Australia ana VIII
not be seen again In this city ~ some months
the Irving Place Theatre. The house Is nightly
packed with the best element OF German society
The play is staged with the same taste as - usually
seen in everything produced by Mr.. 'onried Der
Talisman viii be kept the stage for three NOR"
nights on Thursday evening Two Happy Days
will be produced. Mr.. Conried has secured the
rights to perform this comedy from Augustin DAILY.
who OWNS the American rights on Washington
Birthday an extra matinee viii be given. ana Inc
Pcriurer' will be performed
T.. :. Willard begins his second and last week al
the Harlem Opera House tomorrow. II" Will ap-
near I'm The NIiddeman" Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday ana Thursday evenings and At TIA"
Saturday matinee THE Fools Paradise" viii be-
given on Friday evening. John Needhams
Double" Will he presented Saturday evening.
\ special matinee viii be- given on Washingtons
Birthday. when '"rhc Professors Love story VIII
be played. This viii br Nj WIZARDS last week
in New York until the season Of 1895 ana 1870
Mr. Crane Will make IA change of hill at the Star
Theatre tomorrow night. when lie VIII again pre-
sent Miss Mcrtha Morton's play, "Brother John.
The original cast with but one exception. VIII be
seen in the revival and the mounting AMI various
accessories will be- artistic. IL Is promised Mr.
Crane. Miss Collier Miss O'N'ill Miss Bushy. Miss
Wallis Mrs Foster. Miss Dantes. Miss Cotton.
Mr. Bacbus. Mr.. Wheelock. Mr.. Herbert. Mr. DE
We're and Mr. Padgctt will play their original char
| acters. y special matinee Will be gwen Oh Thurs
day
The Bosionans will revive robin IIcOI" to NOR
row evening at the broadway Theatre. The con
tracts OF the Bostonians with the authors and com
uoscrs OF The Maid Of Plymouth and The
Oralallas' having been fulfilled. that organization
is now in n position to yield to the popular pr"Ju-
dice in favor Of Robin Hood The full strength
of the cast Will be utilized In the revival tomorrow
evening
Tomorrow evening begins the third month OF
Peter f. DALEY and his company at the BDou
THEATRE where "a Country Sport continues 10
draw large audiences New songs by Mr.. DALEY,
Miss Nav Irwin. Miss Ada Lewis and Andrew
Mack and new spcciatios by the others in the
cast are constantly introduced 7. ID. Marks has
signed contracts with Mr.. Rosenquest for IA three
weeks engagement Of Messrs. billiard and Arthur
and their company in the new comedy THE Sleep
walker" at the Bijou. beginning on April >
""rhe Land Of the Midnight Sun" romantic
drama bv Edwin Barbour founded on Hall Gaines
story 'Ghe Bondman." will be given at the Four
tecnth Street Theatre tomorrow night The scenes