New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
THE ARRAY OF PLA US.
NEW AND OLD ONES TO BE SEEN AT THE
THEATRES THIS WEEK.

/ e from tho German "a Bundle of Lies, Will
he produced These. with the Stoddard lectures
uiu mako IN fourteen performances for the week
II has been decided extend the German opera
season at the Metropolitan Opera House by giving
three performances at popular prices this week
( They will be 'Iohengrin' on Tuesday evening
"De Walkiire" on Thursday and "Iannhausei
on Friday.
Tomorrow evening Richard Mansfield and MS
stock company will open an engagement OF seven
| performances at the Harlem Opera House. several
% the PLAYS which are announced for the coming
week are favories with theatre-goers Io-morTo"
evening Mr. Mansfield will present The scarlet
Letter" on Tuesday evening he VIII ne seen DIS
Baron Chevral. in "a Partisan Romance o."
Wednesday evening he will present prince kaf! :
ON Thursday Beau Brummell'; Friday even
| ing Napoleon Bonaparte' at the saturday mat
inee Arms and the Man" and on Saturday nigh''
"Dr Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
AN Ideal Husband" begins tomorrow It's third
week at the Lyceum Theatre. 1t has been drawing
large audiences The Thursday matinees OF lhe
Case OF Rebellious Susan" 10 be continued
through Lent. Tomorrow at oc.ock Mt Christie
Murray will read his sketch entitled, why
Says Gladys" at this theatre Mr.. Frohmah IS aiso
arranging for some repetitions OF Max OReis
7opular lectures and has arranged with MISS
Cssy Lotus for special maunees. which she
will give at the Lyceum Theatre the frst week III
Anril These will be her farewell appearances IN
America.
TOO Much Johnson keeps OH d. tHe '''"'N"'"
Theatre where already for eighteen weeks the
house has been crowded. William Gillette auos
new lines to his part now and then.
Augustus Pitous production Of Mme sans
Gene has only more weeks at the broadway
Theatre. Sardous comedy has had long rum
and could be continued for much longer term
Miss Kathryn Kidder as Nine Sahs-"ehe mas
made substantial reputation
"Sapho" which Nine. Rejane NIL present Tor Inc
first time in America at Abbeys Theatre tomorrow
night is a dramatizaton of Alphonse Daudets mover
of the same name "Sapho' will also be played on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. on THURSDAY
evening Nine. Rejane will appear for the first time
in Sarious "Dvorcons" that play not having been
added TO her repertory in France. and VIII repeat
il at the Saturday matinee. Ma Couslne VIII DC
repeated on Friday and Saturday nights
Mrs Langtry will begin the closing week OF her
encaroment at Palmer's Theatre. tomorrow even
ing. On Wednesday afternoon she VIII give d
snecjal souvenir performance. and each lady who
buys a seat will receive new portrait OF Hrs'
Langtry with her autograph. The portrait OF MIS-.
Langtrv is one representing her in the third act OF
Gossip"
believing "Rob Roy at the Herald Square The
atre tomorrow night come Mrs. Potter ana MT
Rellew in charlotte Corday" Their engagement IS
for three weeks and at the end OF that time FRANK
Mayos dramatzation of Mark Twains Puddn
Head Wilson is promised
Mr.. Crane has succeeded in making arrangements
gagement of weeks at the Fifth Avenue me
atre "His Wife's Father is seemingly greatly APP
preciated by a large portion Of the public Tor thc
audiences which have assembled TO see II nave Deem
large and not .sparing in applause.
James T. Powers will be back in New-York with
THE New Boy" this week. He begins an engage
nent at the American Theatre tomorrow night
and will have IN his support Miss Rachel Booth.
Frederick Robinson and all the people engage" III
the original New-York production Of the piece
The repertory Of the Irving Place Theatre for the
coming week is as follows: Monday, Tuesday and
"wednesday evenings "Niobe': Thursday evening. a
revival Of Die Kinder der Excellenz IN -FOUR ac'S'
| nv + Won Wollzogen and W. Schuman; Friday
| evening debut OF Fraulein Mathilde Schlueter a
| pupil of Heinrich Conred in Jane Eyre SATURDAY
matinee "Niobe' Saturday night, Die Kinder DER
| Excellenz" Active preparations are going on FOR
the celebration OF Bismarcks eightieth birthday.
Snacial attractions have been secured Tor that
evening The season OF the Irving Place Theatre
will end on May !.
At the Columbus Theatre this week WARD ana
Vokcs in their new farce-comedy. "A Run on inc
Rank" will be the attraction. The supporting
| con,nany is composed of Tony Williams. Joe Rus
coll Charles Jerome A. Grant Harry Blaney. SD
De Grey Miss Clara Bell, soubrette; MISS Maggie
DAILY. Miss Inez Rae, Stare Kimball' Miss Gliberu
Iearock j. Wlmot Eckert. tenor; Emma Berg
soprano. and others.
Irish melodrama continues TO be popular at the
! Academy of Music James Common Roachs play.
Rory OF the Hill" draws good houses. in spite
Of the disadvantages Of the time. and will prob
| ably be continued through the season
Miss Cssy Fitzgerald and THE Founding are
| 70 remain at Hoyts Theatre until May 4 This Is
the last Advancement entered into by Charles Froh-
| man and Messrs. Hoyt and Mckee, and it is prob
| able that the attraction will remain even longer
| This week Miss Fitzgerald will introduce new music
| for her dance.
some good-sized audiences have seen "John-a-
IL Gin bep itu
| course there a week ago 1t will probably be CON
| tinued for some weeks
| Little Christopher" at the Garden Theatre VIII
| celebrate its 2coih performance tomorrow night
| with the presentation OF appropriate souvenirs
The Kilanyi living pictures. shown in the second
act still retain their attrac,iveness. and there Will
| be a new series tomorrow night The subjects Will
| include First Love-" Summer" wine Woman
| and Song" Cupid and Butterfly. Cupid ana
| Psyche" ''The Honeymoon" Night and THE
| Daughter OF the Rhine"
Tony Pastor began his thirty first year as New
| York manager yesterday. His programme last week
| proved especially attractive, and the most Of It's
| features will remain unchanged for this week lie
| promises Miss Polite Holmes. Irish singer;
| Haines and Pettngill the Highleys the Sisters
| Be!fry. dancers and vocalists from the Alhambrd
| and Trocodero London; Miss Emily Sells and Frank
| Young In a clever acrobatic act Miss Lydia Dreams
! and Miss Maurler, in their act entitled our Last
| Rehearsal: Bob Bon and Artino, grotesque aero
| bats gymnas,s, clowns and caricaiurists: Zarmo.
| who juggles while standing his head the Ira
| wells Rice and Elmer and finally himself
| Dennan Thompson's production OF THE Old
| Homestead continues to be the attraction at the
Star Theatre. where it will finish the regular sea-
| SON Tonight Mr.. Thompson's entertainment.
| Songs illustrated and Illuminated" Will be re-
peated Some fine electric effects displayed in
this exhiidtion. .
/ Miss Nellie Ganhony, who Is gaining popularity
at the Eden Musee, will present an entirely new en-
| tertanment next week The two new selections
| are outward Bound and The Tail of the Pro-
| cramme" Each introduces host of characters.
| In the sketch Outward Bound" the scene 10 laid
| on an ocean voyage which results so happily II
| might be called romance. In The Tail of the
| programme the humors attending the entertain
! meni of amateur artists at the Sneakham concert
cnrlv charn Ter nd