New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
THEATRES HOLDING OUT.
NOT MUCH DISCOURAGED BY THE COM
ING WARM WEATHER.


expected
The run OF Utopia Limited" at the Broadway
Theatre will be continued for only two weeks
more. DOyy Carte has decided that he wants
1, to go to Boston before the weather gets too
warm. II would be gratifying to many theatre
goers no doubt, to have the Gilbert and Sullivan
opera stay longer but they must make the best use
Of the weeks.
"Cinderella' has had n good week at Aobey's
Theatre 1t is needless to say that the perform
ance Is better than the first night 1t was then
confessedly rough and unfinished. All the scenery
works we'll now. and barren wastes OF unneces-
sarS- dialogue have been out.
John Drew and "The Butterflies" at Palmers
Theatre. have only one more week. for which there
has been good advance sale. and particular de-
mand Is noted for the farewell performance next
Saturday night. Mr. Drew has made a success or
his second season In NewYork as q star. Appear
ing in only one Ilay he has drawn over 100 large
audiences
The Amazons' Is nearing the end OF It's fourth
month at the Iyceum Theatre. No writer in Eng
land appears to be more closely In touch with the
required elements Of the humor that Is apprecid'cd
In this country than the author OF THE Am1zons
The house is still crowded at every performance
The last regular performance OF the season at the
Irving Place Theatre will be given tomorrow nisht,
when Mosers comedy, "Das Stiftungsfest, VIII be
played. The principal parts In the play VIII be IN
terpreted by Mines. Durand Schluter and Brasa,
and Messrs. Link. Strassmann. Reusch. Zeisler.
souvenir. An extra performance for the benefit Of
the trcasurers. Otto Hess. Jacoy Cohen and George
Herrnstadt will be given Tuesday. Three one
act comedies to be produced. "lch Heirathe
Mcine Tochter" Der Sechste I'm" and "In CIVIL
Mr. Conried thinks Of playing English attractions
during the months of May and June. and IS now
negotiating with several managers Of important
attractions
The much-dscussed 'IHannele' is announced for
production at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Tuesday
evening. Those who have the curiosity TO see FOR
themselves will then have the opportunity to see
what there is good in Il and whether there Is any
thing bad in it. The full cast OF the play includes
Miss Annie Blancke. Charles J. Richman MISS
Alice Butler Miss Alice Leigh. Miss Matte Fer
guson, John +. Ince. Fred. Lotto W. T. Shelden'
Lawrence Eddingcr. David Elmer G. Chester De
Vance, Miss Maude Banks NJ Hastings. Miss
Mamie Ryan. NJ. Paxton and Miss Cora Macy.
Il is now announced that Sowing the Wind viii
end It's run the Empire Theatre on May L. "ud-
geons" which has been ready for production at
this theatre for the last two weeks. Will have i''
first American representation on May H. DION
Boucicaults The Luck of Roaring Camp" Will be
produced at the same time. The stock company
will leave here about June l. and make tour 10
California returning the Empire In November
TO open Its new season with Sowing the Wind
No change is yet announced at Days Theatre.
where Mr. IIerne and his company will play shore
Acres" for the l5Oth time Tuesday evening.
Tomorrow evening NJ. Il. Curtis begins an OK
will again be seen In his mpersonaton " Samuel
Plas.rlck in "Saml OF Posen, the Drummer up TO
Date" Several years ago he played AZ ano'h'r
theatre for nearly entire season lie returns 10
the scene Of his former success in a new version
OF "SanI OF Posen" The rest OF the cast includes
George Boniface. Orrin Johnson. William Court
leigh Charles V Seamon. Edward j.. walton
Gerald Chandos. Bertram Budd. Robert NJ Ebrr'e
John Finn, Miss Eleanor Barry. Miss M'rFi os-
borne Miss Ada Marie Naleau. Miss cara Knott
and Miss Laura Christian.
HinIard and Arthur. with their farcical comedy
THE sleepwaker" now at Harrigan's. begins the
fourth week OF their engagement In this city To-
morrow. The business at Harrgans Iheare mas
increased nightly. and no doubt The sleep"hker
can perambulate the stage FOR some time 70 come.
The manager Of this mpany T. d. Marks mas
signed contract for Il tour Of Jules Keller IN
the principal European capitals this summer ana
will sail for London with his star on May >
Miss Jansen and her company will begin weeks
engagement at the Harlem Opera House to-HoiIo"
evening in the farce "Delmonico's at g I"lS
closes Miss Jansen's first season a star. The
company IS the same as that which appeared Win
her at the Bijou last winter.
Tony Pastors Company Is announced 10 appear
this week at the Columbus Theatre. HIS friends
are not all downtown by any means. and he VIII re-
ceive as warm welcome as II he were IN MS 0"'
theatre
Miss Vesta Tlney has doubtless made more dis
tinct success at Tony Pastors Theatre thih any
/ of perfOrmer
her third week tomorrow night Mr.. Pastor also
makes a special announcement Of the first appear
ance here OF Weber and Fields and the pros'"'''he
vii! further include James +. Hoey the lsuSse"
! Brothers John and James as the irish chainpe'
maids; Miss Annie Hart. who will begin her second
! and last week. and will sing her song I'm sum
vans Chowdcr"; Miss Llhe Western. who VIII per-
| form on different musical instruments; the Brun-
! n4Ies in their act "The Llliputians and the
| "cat duet Kssell ard John r. Harry
]
The horses In the rescue scene are stii the A'aIs
/ at the Academy of Music. where The Girl I'ci'
/ pabird Me" continues 10 run and meets with It's
accustomed favor.
! f. F. Proctor has made limited engagement
/ with Miss Bessie Bonehill who VIII begin al hS
/ house tomorrow. Other features VIII be the Ma.
tlonal Trio Frank d. Bryan. Gilbert Moul'on ana
! Nellie FORESTER. in songs parod.es etc; Mar'n'
/ Iucien Delaur and Victorine Bocduet Debr'Hoht'
/ duettists singing in frenc., Enghsh or I'a'i""'
/ the Sisters Sansoni. who will add new ana start
ling feats OF strength never before accoihphs"eu
hv women: the Deltores who have been re-eh-
/ ,aoe-l and will produce a number OF new musical
/ novelties: the three Wilson brothers acrobats;
Tim Cronin character impcrsonator; the BIZ fou''
In a new act; Arnold and Miller. In songs. dahces
and changes; Charles Fostelle May T. Lawrence
character vocalist; Dan Mason: Sparks ana DaieS'
! In q knockabout sketch; Mcdonald ana Harvey
musicians; Gladys and La Rendue; Marie haht'
| dancer: Ward and Ward: Austin Walsh vocalist
/ and Sophie Jesson, serio-comic
The ell-rernembered Crust Of Society IS an
| nounced as the attraction at the Star IhcaTc io'
/ this week "Musotte" an emotional play by "uy
| de Maupassant, Is 10 be produced al the star Oh
/ Nav : Arthur Hornblow has made the EheiSh
/ adan,ation and Nelson Wheatcrot IL to direct the
I production and play important part IN IL MN
| self The company engaged includes In addi'loh
10 Mr. Wheatcroft, Edward j. Hatcline joseph W.
/ shannon Richard Ganthonv. Alfred Fisher, sarah
/ McVicker Carrie l.. Keeler and Ediih hahdopn'
rbis ueek will see the last OF James {. koach
| at the Fourteenth Street Theatre where the maj
ncrformance OF Rory Of the Hil' VIII be gwen Oh
! Saturday night One OF the attractive FEATURES oi
! Rory Of the Hill' Is the singing oi lr''" 'o"h'