New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
plays THAT WILL BE SEEN.
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE COMING
WEEK AT THE THEATRES.


wednesday and Saturday nights "Andromaque /;
rbursday. ''Hernani"; Friday. "Ruy Bias
.1-,onia Limited" is running along at the Broad
uov Theatre. with prospect OF making a good
ord II is thought to have improved a little since
:, began. The houses have always been good and
., n few nights more people have come than could
get In.
rohn Drew in 'The Butterflies" is attracting large
audiences at Palmer's Theatre. The play and the
rlaver have made conspicuous success. and they
arc beginning their fifth month here Miss Maud
Adams and Miss Olive May getting good
erare of admiration for their part in the acting
Tor the second and last week OF Mr. and Mrs
I,.ndals engagement ut the Star Theatre. begin
ming tomorrow evening. their programme has been
arranged as follows: Monday and Wednesday even
,ncs and Saturday matinee will be devoted TO The
Ironr1aster." Tuesday and Thursday evenings
thew will present Tom Taylors drama Still Waters
Run Deep: Friday evening Sidney Grundy's
comedy "A White Lie" and for the farewell per-
formance on Saturday night. "a Scrap OF Paper
Joseph jefferson begins engagement at the Star
Theatre week from tomorrow evening. RIP Van
Wrinkle" will be the play presented during his stay.
which is limited 10 two weeks At the close of his
engagement Mr. jefferson goes TO his reconstructed
home Of Buzzard's Bay for the summer vacation.
The sale OF seats begins Tuesday morning
At the Empire Theatre Sowing the Wind will
begin its ffteenth week tomorrow night. 1t is now
the intention keep II the stage for the OF
reons" is likely be played for short time before
the regular company ends its present term at the
house
"Charley's Aunt will be missed from the Stand
ard Theatre three weeks from now The play has
stayed at that house and amused the audiences for
seven months. on April 80 it will begin its term in
Chicago. where it Is booked for stay OF four
months. In Boston "Charieys Aunt" is still filing
the theatre. and 1t is IN its fifth month there.
on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week
the domestic drama DIE Arme L0win'' will be
heated at the Irving Place Theatre. and on Thurs
day evening the first production in this country Of
Dav!s's comedy "Das Heirathsnest" will take place
This comedy has been produced at many theatres
IN Germany and Austria. and Mr. Conried has great
homes that it Will be received here with favor. All
the leading members OF his company in the
cast On Friday and Saturday. matinee and even
ing "Das Heirathsnest' will be repeated
Margaret Fleming will be presented at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow evening. under the
direction OF Carl and TheOdor Rosenfed. The en-
gagement is for two weeks only. the Messrs. Rosen-
fe.d having arranged to produce Gerhardt Haupt-
naan's play "Hannee' April %. Margaret
Fleming" is play in four by James A. Herne.
author Of shore Acres" y single performance Of
Il was given at Falmers Theatre time ago.
Mrs Herne Will play the title part.
At the Bjou Theatre tomorrow evening Robert
Hriari and Paul Arthur will be seen FOR the
first time here in comedy by c. H. Abbott called
nights in London and Is produced at the Bijou un-
der the stage direction OF John Morris. OF the
Strand Theatre. The Sleepwalker'' is said 10 be
original in general plan. and not hacIneyed In its
scenes and incidents. The other members Of the
company are: John Morris. George w. Leslie Rob
ert Lee Keeling Miss Maud Haslam. Miss Blanche
Burton Miss Josepha Crowell and Miss jeanette
Ferre.
The run OF James A. Herne's "Shore Acres goes
on at Days Theatre uneventfully real life
usually does in the region where the scene is laid
1t will be continued as long the houses are as
good they now.
The Lyceum Theatre Is still too small for the
crowds that come to see The Amazons" "A Sheep
in VOLTS Clothing" will be given before the longer
play the first three evenings of the week. and !
after that it will be discontinued.
'The Girl Left Behind Me- begins its second
month at the Academy OF Music tomorrow night !
1t be popular there. and II doubtless
much Of lis ability to make second New-York run
to the sensational character of the and the
twenty horses
The Madison Square Theatre will be opened again
tomorrow night with new play entitled Rival
Candidates" 1t is written by c. T. Dazey. the au-
thor Of In Old Kentucky" and !. y. Morris.
Western newspaper The authors and mana
gers much more anxious TO hide the plot OF
the play than anybody else is to find II out that |
Il remains a secret.
Tony Pastors Theatre will be occupied this week |
by the following entertainers: O'Brien and Carroll !
their first appearance here): Miss Lotte ellison. !
in new songs and specialties; the Burke Brothers,
in The Irish Wild West" introducing their trained
donkey; Richmond and Genroy. Frank Moran. the |
four Vendomes. jeff. Harry Arthur and Sidney. in |
"The Musical Laundry: Miss Phyllis Allen. the |
dialect singers. Miss Maud Huth and Billy S. Clif- |
ford; the Partisan athlete and gymnast NJ Luis; !
Pat J. Kicks. Miss Lille Larkelle serio-comic (her
first appearance at this theatre) and Miss Fannie !
Leslie contortionist. for the first time in New York
Mr Rosenquest announces that Frederic de /
Belleyille will make his first appearance at the |
Fourteenth Street Theatre star tomorrow |
evening. in Wilson Barrett and A. IL. Joness play |
Hoodman Blind" in which he will be seen for the
hrst time here Jack Yeulett. The supporting |
1red St; Pierre, Miss Jennie Clark. Mrs Charles
Peters, Miss Jennie Elberts. Miss Annie Egar, Dan
asoe and G + + % NichoIs Villain barry viii be
ne attraction at the Fourteenth Stree: on April l6
week. VI. Il. Curtis is in town. and has arranged
20 % begin an engagement at the Fourteenth street
Acide Capitaine still remains the leading attrac-
ION at Proctor's continuous performance theatre.
'he introduces number of new features this week
h % M w m th ong iGJ b f 6
quartet IN character songs and dances: T. ID. Ford
mo na j. T. Cqrran, formerly of The Dazzler' Com
ketch Ginger Jane: Joe J. Sullivan and Larry
,rpe horzona I bar PIE performers 1 % joe frynH
sho wrote "McGinty': Marion Fills. sculptor In
Odp; &. w. Williams. ventriloqust Brannigan. |
\ els and Touhey; Georgius Dadigo; Astarte. dan
ing in mid-air Adele Martinette, in songs and
ances; I; Ford and Lewis; Troja: Myrtle Tresseder
erio-coInic; the BrOwnings, sketch artists; Grace
laTston. in character changes; Charles Gregory
quilibrist and Rosie Dockrill In Spanish dances
Large audiences are drawn TO the Garden Theatre
y the combined attractiveness of Kice's burlesQue
lis2' and the art examples reproduced with living
cures by the kNanyi troupe. The new pictures
ided last week have their share of this effect. Il
Very difficult to obtain seats for 1872 and ki-
inyi unless they reserved in advance
DonneDy and Grard Will appear with their com
any at the Columbus Theatre this week They
ave played a good many times AT good many
,ew- York theatres and they certainly require no
Introduction.
hossuth in wax and Hungarian dances have been
ne chief attractions at the Eden Muste for the
sst week. The new Kiral0 troupe of Hungarian
ance women attracted unusual attention. The