New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-13
SOME LATE OPENINGS.
FEATURES OF THE CLOSING PART OF
THE THEATRICAL SEASON.

ing inspired oy Bret Harte's story thought out by
Dion Boucicault" and ''Gudgeons," the long-prom-
ised by Thornton Clark and Louis y. Parker
Among the actors in the plays will be Cyril
Scott L. Y. Backus. w. II. Thompson, w. H.
Crompton, Joseph Humphreys, John Sorrento. Charles
Dana j. p Whitman. Thomas Gibson. Miss May
Robson William Faversham, Miss Viola Allen ana
Miss Kitty Cheatham. Only two weeks remain OF
the season at this theatre.
"Tabasco." the comic opera which Barnet
and Chadwick have written for Thomas q. sea
brooke will be given at the Broadway Theatre FOR
four weeks beginning Tomorrow The scene Of the
opera is laid in Tanger. and the plot concerns the
Bey of Tangier whose appetite has been rem
dered abnormally acute for condiments. The mem
bers Of Mr.. Seabrooke's company are Walter Al
len. Joseph +. Sheehan. Otis Harlan. Robert f.
Bell Edgar Smith. George w. Thomas. G.. Bar
dni Arthur Concors. Walter Airing. ii. c. DAVIS
d. S. Loeb. John Crane. William s. Lavine Miss
Catherine I.nyard, Miss Grace Vaughn and Miss
Elvia Crox.
At the American Theatre Tuesday evening, 7.
H. French will produce. with cast headed by
Leonard Boyne and Miss Julia Arthur. sister
Mary" a drama in four acts. by Clement Scott
and Wilson Barrett Mr.. French Will mount the
play elaboratcly and that he has secured a good
company OF players 10 support Mr. Boyne and MISS
Arthur may be learned by glance at the llst'
which Is as follows: Cooper Cline, Arthur Law
renee, Juliette de Grigman, T. ID. Frawley, Ralph
Delmore, Matt Woodward. VI. j. Gallagher MISS
Elsie De Wolfe. Miss Maxine Elliott. Miss Lee
Lamar. Miss Teckla Morton Miss Fanny Grant,
Miss Lulu Taber and Miss Marie Henderson.
II has been decided 10 close the season at Days
Theatre on May &C. when James a. Herne and his
company will end the long and successful run OF
"shore Acres" at this house The popularity or the
play has been unexpected. 1t was presented early
in the season nj the Fifth Avenue and after a few
weeks it was taken to Days. with the intention OF
bringing It back to the Fifth Avenue at the end OF
ans her unavoidable engagement at that house
The play did so well at Days, however that 1t
was thought better to let 1t stay there and there
1t has stayed all through the season.
At Hoyt's Madison Square Theatre Miss Rose
Coghlan and her excellent supporting company Will
appear on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings in Merrivale and Groves drama. "Forget-Me-
Not" on Thursday evening Miss Coghlan intends
giving a revival Of Charles Koades charming
comedy Peg Wolington" This play has always
been popular In this city. When the Mallory
Brothers were managing the Madison Square
Theatre they engaged Miss Coghlan to APP
pear in revival Of this play. This hap
pened many year, ago At the close OF Miss
Coghlan's nrst season at Walacks Theatre. and be-
fore Hazel Kirkc" had been produced. The success
o. Mackaye's play caused them 10 alter their
plans although Miss COghlan remained on the
salary list for many months. Joseph Holland
Thomas Whinen. John r. sullivan and Miss Ellie
shannon all hay, good parts in the production In
.'Forgct- Me-Noi' John 7. Sullivan will appear as
Sir Horace Wclby and Miss Shannon "a Alice Yer
ney.
MIR AMI Mrs Kendall return - this city FOR this
week and will play engagement az me Harlem
Opera House This VIII be their last appearance
IN Now-York this season The distribution of their
plays for the engagement has been arranged as fol-
lows: Monday and Friday evenings. The Iron
master: Tuesd1y. n Scrap % Paper, We1n"s-
day evening and Saturday matinee, The Second
Mrs Tanqucray'. Thurslay "Stn Waters Run
Deep" and Saturday night. a White Lie"
There are but three weeks left Of The Amazons.
NJ the end OF which Daniel Frohman viii close the
season OF the Lyceum Theatre. The final per
Torrance will take place June .. The theatre
Will then remain closed until the return Of r. IL
Sothern In August The Lyceum Company VIII
have a longer vacation than usual this summer.
IL Will open in Chicago on August y. AMI after a
fourteen weeks tour return 10 the Lyceum Thea
ire for the eighth winter season IN November.
cinderella" Will run 20 the end ~ tie present
season at Abbcy's Theatre. FIVE weeks longer II
Will not be taken the road. as the scenery and
are too bulky 20 BE- transported In cars
and an entire new production would not be pracu-
cable oscar Barretts next extravaganza 10 be
produced at Mr Irvlng's Lyceum Theatre next win
ter will be built With View TO presenting It at
Abbey's and the principal cities Of this country
without alteration Of any kind. Mr Barrett sails
for home on the Paris on Wednesday, accompanied
by his family
"Hannelc" ended its present career at the Flnh
Avenue Theatre Thursday night being closed for
the rest Of the week account OF the death OF
Mrs H. G. Miner. 1t Is promised that "Iiannele'
shall be- put on the stage again IN September To-
morrow night Mrs Minnie Scligman Cutting VIII
atlcar at the Finh Avenue Theatre In Lazy
Gladys" by Robert buchanan. II was this play
which she was TO give at Mr. Miners Newark The
atrc lat week wncn the performance was pre-
81 ~ IA. ~
Rce's 1872 AZ the Garden Theatre stu draws a
larg. crowd every night although it has been
PLAYED almost continuously since first given
at Palmer's a year ago. The kilanyi original Nv
ing pictures. which include several new rrproduc-
tions are still magnet Of attraction. The name
OF each picture Is now displayed within the frame
There will be souvenirs Tor the 35oth performance
OF 1877 June I. and the West Point cadets WI" At
tend In fun force on June T.
Mr. RIce's revival Of "Adonis." In which Henry T.
Dixey initiates many familiar types OF eccentric
character is at Palmers. and is equalIing us
earlier popularity The Old features and the new are
alike enjoyable There VIII be weekly changes III
the minstrel scene and other features 49,.
The rescue scene In THE Glrl LET Behind Ne
q, Tho Academy Of Music has been given for the
last week without any serious accident. This Is
good record, In consideration OF the tales 1l woe
or should il be whoa that have emanated from me
thirty horses that too far or too fast or di1
not stop enough ever since thls play "aS P"'
The vaudeville bHi ~ Proctor's maintains rs
standard and tomorrow James + Hoey WIN i hrau
the list and amuse the audience. Miss BESSIE tone-
hill whose engagement closes at the end Of me me
week has a new repertory OF songs. Miss Honehlli
has a wonderful voice ana her clever Sonss nIlu
acting have brought many visitors 10 lhs pop"!!aai
resort In the last two weeks. rms VIII De she
last opportunity TO her In New YORK hS sns
sails for Europe at the end Of her ensagenyhI VIZ.
MIR Proctor The American Macs. John ana Jhmes
W. win appear IN q knockabout s.e,ch smii' te
Messrs Seelcy and West. who Will give some seiec-
lions Of Instrumental music intersPetSed Win h ora
iognes and speeches. Harris and walters nave
been reengaged and wiz give their sketch ehted
"a Political Pull" Others on the bill are tnt &c
Forecasts whrlwind dancers; Ryan ana Rchhcid
n new act; Bero and Beimonte nina realSrS; ,hs
Rerwch sisters duets;s; Canfield ana Mctohueii,
iTish yocaliss and dancers; Jesse oliver VocallsI
The Spencer Brothers. character chanse ,aItiists'
VVt,,e Nohrlga singing sOubrette. the Butlers
sketch artists: Rose Beaumont. songs ana dhhces'
John Pendy and Mabel Sianiey charaeter Ga t
~ Nonday May q. tho Wilbur Comic opera COM
pany is announced in The Black Hussar . -,
,;;e,,stus Pitou intended closing the tour OF
chimney Olcott and giving the ilna PerioiinahGIe
loo plp