New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
THE BUSY PLAYERS.
HOW THEY WILL BEGUILE THE COMING
WEEK FOR NEW-YORKERS.

Garden Theatre viii last but two weeks longer.
No less than i've plays VIII be given this week
On Monday and Tuesday evenings and NJ the SAT
urday matinee Mr. Willard will appear as Cyrus
TIenkarn the poor potter in THE Middeman'; on
Wednesday as the young Welsh clergyman in
"Judah' on Thursday the grasping seeker after
riches Matthew Ruddock. In wealth; on FRIDAY
.n the parts of John Needhams Double" and on
Saturday even-s the scientist IL "Ihe PROBES
sors Love Story"
The programme for the week at the Metropolitan
Opera House except for the chances OF sickness
and unavoidable accidents, will be this: Monday
''Iohengrin; Wednesday. THE Mastersnsers
Friday Romeo and Juliet Saturday afternoon
the second act Of Friend Fritz and "Cavai"ria
Rusticana."
Clay NJ Greene and Thomas Pearsan Thorncs
operetta. THE Maid Of Plymouth will be produced
at the Broadway Theatre tomorrow night without
fall The full strength OF the Bostonians' company
will be utilized in the production. for which eldb-
crate preparations have been made in the way OF
scenery and accessories.
The programme arranged for the Coquelin-l iadins
Company at Abbeys Theatre for this week IS as m
terestng as that either Of the two preceding weeks
as NAV be seen by the following array of plays;
For Monday and Thursday evenings. Anglers Les
Effrontes" Will be the attraction; on Tuesday night
and at the Saturday matinee Camille VIII De me
bill with Nine. Hading as Marguerite ana NJ.
I,oouelin in the part of old DuvaL On Wednesday
might "Friend Fritz" by decentralization. VIII
be presented for the first time in this country by
the Coqueln-Hadng Company, and this play VIII
be repeated Friday. Saturday night Will pe
given TO Moliere. and NJ Coqueln will once more
be seen in ''Tartuffe' and Les Prtcieuses Ridi-
cules."
Sowing the Wind" has made an excellent I'M
preston at the Empire Theatre. Sydney "ruhiy
has teegraphed that he is delighted with the Amer
lean success of his play. On January - the hrst
anniversary of the Empire will be celebrated ana
there will be a souvenir.
The three-act drama Guilty.. by Richau NosS'
will be presented by Mr.. Conrieds STOCK company
at the Irving Place Theatre tomorrow. ms pay
the rights of which have been bought for England
by Mr. Irving. has not been seen before in TINS
country The leading parts are taken as follows
Martha Lehr Miss Kathi Trailer; julie MISS Mar
guerite Lazar; Thomas Lehr, Matthew Prem har
NJ Esfeld Adolf Kramer, Adolf Link; States At
torney, MOritz Zesler
"Our Country Cousins at the Lyceum Iheatre
has already gone through many changes. The ex-
perience with this play is not unlike that OF The
Wife" which was completely altered after the first
performance. The same process is to be appHed' II
IS said by the author 10 the present play.
"Charley's Aunt" is not far off from It's 10th per-
Sormance which will be given at the Standard The
atre on February T. The play is drawing the same
appreciative audiences that ii drew previous 10 us
fiftieth night
The coming week will be the last Of The Voy-
age of Suzette' at the American Theatre By ar
rangement with Charles Frohman. T. H. French
will produce on January 30. Guy de Maupassah,
.Poor Girls" The cast will include Joseph Ho-
land Miss Odette Tyler. Miss Kitty Cheatham
Mrs Edna Wallace Hopper. J. w. shannon FRANK
Mills Frazer Coulter Max Fgman. Joseph Hum
Dhreys j. Bunney and Mrs. +. A. Eberle
Mrs John Drew Will appear at the Star Theatre
Tomorrow evening in THE Road to Ruin Inc
following week she will present the famous on
comedy THE Jealous Wife" Miss Kitty Blanch-
ard has been engaged for this production, and the
remainder OF the cast promises performance OF
interest An effort Will be made to make these re-
vivals worthy of the reputation OF the od war
lack theatre The engagement of William H. Crane
will begin al the Star Theatre on Monday, January
90 when he will present The Senator "lth MIS-
Agnes Booth In the cast.
Lady Barter" which Miss Rose CoShlan VIII Pio-
duce at the Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow even
ing. is the latest play OF her oro'he'' ',' g.
Coghlan Lady Barter" was first produced III
London at the Princesss Theatre on March H.
1891, with Mrs. Langtry in the title part ana Mr.
Coghlan as Colonel Pearce. 1t was Subsequently,
produced at Palmer's Theatre. Inc revival Vi
.Forget-Me-Not Thursday night Will prhs
memories of DAYS when Wallack's Theatre was a
goal for every play-goer in this city. IL was pro-
duced on December 49, 1881. with MISS Coshldh "'
S,enhanie Osmond Tearle as sir horace "eIp!'
caro,d Eyre as Barrato Harry Edwards as Prince
Maleott Stella Bonface as Alice Nerney ana
Nine Ponisi as Mrs Foley. AS curtain-raiser 10
.T,ady Barter" a oneact piece called IhorouSh
Base' will be presented. with Miss Ely Coghlan'
Aubrey Boucicault and Thomas Whiifen In the
cast.
Mr. Hanley makes the announcement Of the last
nights of Edward Harrigans "Old Lavender
1.-The Leather Patch" another of Edward Harri-
CAMS old-tme successes, will soon be pT\lceu'
The play has been in active preparation FOR some
time New scenery has been painted 10y u. Frank
Dodge and all the old favore melodies by Dave
Braham will again be introduced In the play Inc
opening date will be announced later
Bronson Howard's comedy. "Aris'ocracy' VIII
be the attraction at the Harlem Opera House inns
che
since II was last seen here Miss Blanche Walsh.
Frederick Bond. Miss Helen Tracy, 5. Miller Kent
and Miss Josephine Hall, as well as some Oh '"c
minor members Of the original cast nave oeen ie-
tained. Louis Massen Will be seen as the million
eire and A. S Iipman plays the vilanous
prince Another member Of the cast Is MISS
Mary Hampton She has replaced Miss Viola Allen.
Theatre parties have been numerous through the
week at the Metropolitan Opera House at the per
formances given there Of "Amerca Last lhufs-
day there were four large parties to see the spec
tace among them gathering or lv SaleSmeh
uho we're here 10 attend a convention. on Tuesday
evening the Schaffers will be seen in new act IN
which they will employ rifles and pistols IN an
extraordinary way.
Al the Academy Of Music in Old Kentucky is
still doing a good business and from present In
dcations this piece will not be taken OF until the
close of the present season The souvenir given
away by the management of In GA hehtuck!
on Friday night a bronze statuette represent
ing Master Walter Brster. the leader OF the ficA'
aninny Band
rorv Pastor announces a long list OF attractions
for the week including the Rogers Brothers, who
will make their first appearance here IN three
wears: Miss Bonnie Thornton. who returns WIN
new songs: Baldwin and DAILY. introducing feats
OF high kicking. etc. and ending win MI Da!
feat OF throwing twelve twisting somersaults IN
ranid succession; Mile. ValOres, Miss POLY
Holmes In her original character songs Lime
Langtree in new specalities; Russell, odeii aho
Russell IN their acrobatc sketch. "Flfteen MIN
utes at School, the Bruneles, in their very iui'iiy
character studies: Yank orme. the IRISH Jap
and George +. Austin. wire walker
The audiences at Days Theatre, where MI
uerne is still presenting shore Acres" have been
ir,proving little OF late. and the prospect is tha
the play will he kept the stage TIL late IN the
season.
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