New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
THE ACTORS EFFORTS.
HOW IT Is PROPOSED TO AMCSE, THE
PUBLIC THIS WEEK y

.'rhe Tanning of the Shrew" will be continued at
Days Theatre for week and one night longer
It's time has been extended little. but Il is neces
sariy short 1t will be followed. ono week from
Tuesday. by the japanese play. Heart OF Rnb!'
which Mr. Daily has long had IN preparation. TINS
is described novel and picturesque and II WI! I'M
doubtedy prove
The following are he announcements for me
week at the Metropolitan Opera House; Mon
nay Faust: Wednesday. "Lohengrin ; FIJI
day. "Don Giovanni Saturday afternoon the
ifuguenots': Saturday evering, popular price
performance. "Csvalleria Rusticana' and Pag-
llacci" At the concert this evening Anton Seid VIII
he conductor. and the solosts VIII De berhha'u
Stavonhagen, pianist; Master Jean Gerardy' v'oioh-
cellist. Mile Zcle de Lussan and NJ P'ancon
Pinero's play. The Second Mrs. TanGueray. VIII
be given by NJ and Ms. Kendall for the third week
of their engagement at Abbey's Theatre Inc
Second Mrs Tanaueray" was first played in New
York two seasons ago Other plays are in readiness
for Tire latter part Of the Kendals engagement.
The present week will be the last OF prince
Auanias" nj the Broadway Theatre The Boston
ians have given up ii the whole OF their tme III
New Yorl. City. instead OF revvins ROBIN hooo
and "Fatinitza." they AZ first Intended. Ine NJ"
opera will 20 on the road with enviabc metropo!-
itan record
Wilson Barrett's Offering at the American IheaFe
for the week beginning tomorrow Will be as to-
lows: Monday and Tuesday. Hamlet Wednesday
and THURSDAY with special matinee THURSDAY AFTER
noon. al which prominent people OF the stage VIII
he present The Marxinan" Friday, Saturday ana
Saturday matinee ''rhc silver King" These Will be
the first presentations this season OF that popular
meodrama Rehearsals OF Klein & Fiske's play,
The District Attorney" which will be produced at
the American Theatre Ian, airy 81 are going III
favorably. Among the well-krown people IN me
case Frank Moriannt. George Fawcet'' odeN
Williams. Charles Able and Misses Annie irish.
Fife shannon ana Adele Eltchie.
Two nights of especial observsnces are scheduled
a: the Herald Square Theatre for the present inon'h
One viii b. on Thursday. wren silver bonbonneres
will be presented the audience in attendance az
the 1Ooth performance Of Rob Roy The other Will
occur on January -. when Robert Burns Night
will be celebrated. For the souvenir night Ii IS
announced that every seat in the theatre IS aheauy
sold.
"The Brownies" continues its prosperous run al
the Fourteenth Street Theatre. where this merry
extra 4ganza with its pretty scenery. bal.ets ana
Tansforma lions. Is potent as ever IN attracting
audiences The spectacle is doing 60 well mat MY.
Rosenquest has rs yer fixed no Limit TO its run
which promises 10 continue for many weeks longer
Next Thursday evening the seventy-hfth perform
ancc will be given. when souvenir in the form az
Brownie pin in silver and enamel will be distributed
Miss Fanny Davenport and her company VIII be-
gin their second month in "Gi:monda' at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre tomorrow evening Since the ne
ginning of the run the time % the play mas Deen
shortened by haf hour, partly by cutting me
text in spots where cutting was most needed ana
partly by increasing cXpertress Of the stage ndnds
in setting the heavy scenery. The manager an
nouuces that Miss Davenport has cancelled her con-
tract in Philadelphia which will enable her to ex-
tend the New-York run three weeks beyond the
original time and ii will be prolonged indefinitely
~ she obtain releases from other out-of-to"h
managers.
The. Case Of Rebe.lious Susan" will be tried at
the I,yceun Theatre this week on each evening and
on THURSDAY and Saturday afternoons. Mrs. Sarah
Cowel lie MOvns IN her annual course or read
;ngs which begin at the Lyceum Theatre on the
afternoon Of January -. will give six selections
from Robert Brown;ngs works which she has never
read in public before. They Colombo Birth
dav.' "Over the Sea Oar Galleys Went" Fra
lAppo Lippi" "Clve" "The Italian in England and
rabbi Ben Ezra.
Another prosperous week Is reported OF THE
Masqueraders' the Empire Theatre. An addition
has been made to the east in the person OF Ferdi-
nand Gottschak. who plays the part OF Eidie
Remon. the brother OF the astronomer.
The popularity Of The Fatal Card" at Palmers
Theatre has thus far exceeded the expectations Of
those who were assured that no meloirana would
have any chance of success in a Broadway Theatre.
Much is due. no doubt, to the efforts OF the com
pany and to the careful manner in which the play
is staged
The managers of the STANDARD Theatre declare
that the success Of TOO Much Johnson. as proved
by the box-oGice test is in excess % that Of
"Charley's Aunt" II THIS is triIe they must be
disconnected Kind Of managers 10 desire anything
more
Another novelty al the Irving Place Theatre viii
be Die Orientrcse.' by Oscar Blumentha. which
will have its first production IN this country on
Thursday OF this week. The cast includes Rudolf
Senius Anna Won Romanowska. Max Haenseler. VIII
helmne Schiller. Anna BrSea Julius Strobi. Adolf
Link. Jaques Horwz. Arthur Eggeling, Bertha
Kuhn and Anna Francs Ii. Die Orien,reise" viii
he repeated Saturday evening. For tomorrow
INIT Vergnuengen" Is announced Felix Philippfs
M. Ne1 on a
on Wednesday Max IIabe's 'Jugend will I've re-
peated for the la, time On Friday and Saturday
afternoons William Tell" Will be the bill
The little pantomine The Dresden Shepher1ess'
begins its third week at the Eden Musee Tomorrow
with Increasing popularity Mile Plar-Morin and
her company have received many Invitations 10 APP
pear at private houses. ~ tho matinees on We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons the Musee has been
crowded and nearly every night Il has been well
filled. The pantomme j. preceded by an excellent
concert % classical and popular selections by Danko
Ciabor's GYPSY Orchestra. In addition to the music
and pantomine he groups and figures never
fair TO interest and both before and after the panto-
mime the galleries and wax chambers are filled with
visitors.
Little Christopher" a. the Garden Theatre. Is
having good audience ana is constantly taking on
new aspects. The performing animals shown In the
Midway Paisance scene. introduced for the holiday
entertainment of children, have made sucn MT
that they will he retained. Company F, 7th Regi-
ment, has reserved l52 seats foT its biz theatre
party next Friday night. Fresh souvenir offerings
Will commemorate the ljoth performance on Mon
day, February -.
After a series OF engagements in Chicago, Bait
more Washington and Brooklyn, De Wolf Hopper
aud his company will return to this city and dur
ing the coming week VIII occupy the stage OF the
Harlem Opera House. where they will present "Dr.
Syntax." The opera wi! be given in its original
form. and with its original cast which Includes
Miss Edna Wallace Hopper. Miss Bertha Naitzing-
cr Miss Jennie Goblthwaite. Miss Alice Hosner.
Miss Lonise Campbell. Cyril Scout. Edmund Stanley.
Alfred Klein and e. : Guisc.
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