New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
AMONG THE PLAYS.
THE OFFERINGS OF THE NETWORK
THEATRES FOR THE>COMlNG WEEK.

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on Tuesday evening and al. a special matinee on
Wednesday, For Wednesday and Thursday nights
TIE two last pereu nances of MA Cousine" viii be
given 'Divorcons VIII be played for the last time
q Friday night and the iast performance OF
"Sapho" will be given at the Saturday matinee. \
suecal bill will be prepared for Saturday evening
the farewell appearance OF Mns~ Rejane at Abbey's
The farewell week of Beerbohp Tree and the Lon
don Haymarket Theatre Company will begin at
Abbev's Theatre on April 8 The weeks repertory
Will be as follows: Monday. AN Enemy OF the
joeope"; Tuesday. Captain swift; "Wednesday
matinee "Ham!et': Wednesday evening, "A Bunch
Of Viocts"; Thursday 1.-The Merry Wives Of Wind
= sor": Friday Hamlet; Saturday matinee. "A
Bunch Of Violets"; Saturday evening. special fare
well bill.
4 special performance OF Nancy Co.., with
Miss Rehan and Mr.. DiXey in the cast is an
nounced at Dalv's Theatre for tomorrow night.
"a Bundle of Lies" will be followed on Monday
Of next week by a revival OF "A Midsummer
Nights Dream which will occ1IT the rest of the
season except the closing night April 90 for which
an old comedy is promised
Mrs. Langtry will begin her last week in New
York tomorrow night az the American Theatre.
when Gossip" win be presented by the the same
cast which gave it last night at Palrners Theatre.
Mrs Langtry will 80 from here 20 Canada, thence
to Boston, and therl back 70 England.
As has been previously announced, tomorrow
night. at the Irving Place Theatre. VIII he devoted
John Weimann has written for this performance
n dramatic sketch in verse. entitled -Scdan-Fried
richsruh" The cast is u. follows: William l.
King OF Prussia, Emil otto: Napoleon ILL., Emperor
OF France. Matthlcu Pfeil; Count otto Won bis
marck Arthur EggeliI,Cc Won Noltke. Julius Strob:
Enneror William H. Carl Sick: Count Herbert Bis
roarck Max Bra: Countess Herbert Bismarck
Bertha Kuhn Count william Bismarck. IL Schme-
ger: Count Rantzau. Jacques Horwiiz; countess
Rantzau Anna V. RomsnOwska; Dr. Schweninger'
ale he
son,ed. The repertory for the week Is as fol
lows. Tuesday "Die Ehrt'; Wednesday, "Niobe {;
preceded by a one-act comedieua IN ClVil
Thursday and Saturday evenings, Ole hiruer Ger
I1xcelltnz" Friday evening. popular price perform
ance. Emilia Galot;i"; Saturday matinee "Die
Wase LowooG.'
Tomorrow evening Mime. Sans Gene enters
on It's twelfth and last week at the broadway
Theatre. The long run of the play in this city mas
established it valuable piece OF properly MISS
Kathryn Kdder as Mime. Sans Gene mas won many
admirers Aladdin. Jr.." comes TO the Broadway
Theatre a week from tomorrow night. following
"Nme Sans Gene" The engagement IL for -FOUR
weeks but X may be extended aladdin. il, Is
played by the American Extravaganza COMPANY
which numbers 200 people, and is headed by
Miss Anna Boyd Miss Ada Deaves, Miss FRANKIE
RAYMOND Miss Allene Crater Miss Irene Verona
Miss Mary Thorne. Miss Josie Shalders. Henry
Norman John ]. Burke. Joseph Herbert, john
Cain David Abrahams. ALDER; Froom. and Murphy
and Turner.
"His Wifes Father begins its sixth week at
tho Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow night. us
business during the last week has been as GOOD
as that OF any previous week and its future LOOKS
bright The tftieth performance of the play VIII be
given on Easter Monday and the management mas
ordered souvenirs.
TOO Much Johnson" Will have its 10th per-
Torrance at the Standard Theatre on April IL.
The souvenirs for the occasion are announced 10
he of appropriate beauty and worth William
Gillette and his force have held the crowds Tor
nearly six months at the Standard and their draw
Ing power does not seem TO have decreased
oscar Wilde's AN Ideal Husband goes on at the
Ivceum Theatre beginning its fourth week to-mor-
row night Miss Cissy LOFTS will at her three
natinees at the Lyceum. beginning tomorrow. APP
pear in q little play written by her husband emitted
The HChwayman." in which jameson Lee FInney
will also appear. She will also give limitations an
dances Fritz Williams viii contribute a musical
and humorous .monoloSue. part OF the entertain
ment
Mrs Potter and Mr.. Beliew viii continue 70 pay
Charlotte Corday" at the Herald Square Theatre
this week except Friday night when they VIII
give Zola's "Therese Raquln.
"The Founding" has kept along on its way a;
Hovt's Theatre and is playing TO rs big crowds as
ever The members OF the company are all at home
in the farce and they all make it rollicking per-
for,nance The nfteth performance viii be given
on April u and there will be souvenirs
"JOhn-a l)rtaTnS COfGMueS 10 ~" paSeu O. 'iN
Empire Theatre nightly. with Inatnees on Wednes-
dav and SATURDAY Some performances OF Sowing
.he Wind" are still promised for the end OF the sea-
son. but their exact date Is not yet announced.
Denman Thompson has arranged with Theodore
Moss proprietor oS the Star Theatre. TO continue
IRE SUNDAY night enter al nment called Songs IL
,ustrated and Illuminated" at the Star. after the
season Of The Old Homestead has closed. and
perhaps into the summer months. This has been
decided on because of the popularity CT the enter
ta!nment. The last nights Of THE old liomestead
are announced.
This week Edwin Stevens, who VIII be remem-
bered by all the old habues OF the Casino as hav
ing been rorslar n the light operas presented by
Mr. Aronson up 20 two years ago. will reappear on
the Casino stage in his new representations and /
,nonoogues Mr.. Stevenss new act has met with
wide favor in the last few weeks. He unqueston- |
ably will renew his former popularity in the new |
channel he has chosen for himself This evening |
will begin a series OF popular Sunday concerts such
as formerly made pleasant feature Of the Casino !
Mr. Aronson has made selections /
for the approaching that will put the enter
on :he same plane that characterlzed
them.
Little Christopher" a. the Garden Theatre. be
gins its seventh month tomorrow evening II has /
been recently reported that this buresque would /
be removed 20 Pamer's FOR the rest OF the season.
bat the change seems now TO be postponed for some
weeks at least. Tho 9j0th performance, with SOU
yenirs IS announced for Monday. May 6.
At Roster & Balls this week change OF biz VIII /
Include the American debut OF the Sisters Dom in .
songs and dances: the first appearance In America /
of Hill and Hui. grctesques. from the Empire
Theatre, London; Bockson and Burns. in a sketch;
the temperance OF Wood and Shepard. and A. o.
Duncan ventrlloqulst The remaining features OF
the bill Will include the Frantz family acrobats:
Ivan TschernoH ana his troupe OF trained dogs;
Hurley and Wilton. triple horizontal bar experts;
he Rossow Brothers the Muhlemann Trio. and the {
living pictures On April s. a feature OF the bill at
this house will be the presentation OF the fourth
series OF living pictures The subjects will - taken
from Gocthe's Faust"
James Conner Roach's rory of the HE" will
end Its engagement at the Academy OF Music on
saturday evening. Mr.. Hopkins has arranged 20
play Rory OF the Hin at the Hollis Street Thea
ire. Boston Easter week The play Will then close
IS season. The second concert by Primrose and