New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-13
THE PLAYS THIS WEEK.
WHAT THE MANAGERS OF THE NETWORK
THEATRES HAVE TO OFFER

only one more performance ~ the "ramins ~ the
sbrew'' VIII be seen at Days Theatre Aftcr i'-
morrow night the play vii be laid ASIDE. pi"Di'Y
for a long time. On Tuesday evening d~'iH''
novelty will be put forward by Mr. Daly ~ III"
Japanese play Heart 81 RUBY" J. has been prom
ised for long time but IT, production has been i"
lavei by the necessity OF presenting other plays.
and by the companys long absence from New OK
the following are the operas for the week at the
Ne,ropoIitan: Monday Lucia al LammermOor'
and 'Cavallerla Rusticana": Wednesda,. "Manon
nrs, appearance Of Miss Sybl Sanderson). Friday.
| "LAfrtcaine" Saturday afternoon. "fdust Siiur-
day evening popular price performance. "kisoirito.
Al the concert tonight Anton Seid VIII conduct
and Ysaye Nine Mantelli and NJ. Plancon VIII be-
the solOisis
The only play entirely now In this city which will
he presented tomorrow night IA Sardous Nine
sans-Cene" II Will be given a the Broadway Thea
fire with Miss kathryn kdder in the title part The
supportlng company is large one. forty-two names
being given IN the cast Some Of them are Au-
,aistus Cook Harold Russell, Wallace SHAW, James
X Uackett James Cooper. Charles ". stokes
Charles Plunkett, Carroll Fleming Pancoast kidder.
r. J. McCrane. Alvin Drehle Frank j. Person
Frederick Webster. Miss Marie Shotwell. Miss Hen
rietta Lander Miss Vivian Paiee. Miss Vera Irving
Miss Virginia StodJard Miss Mary a. Houston
Miss W May Carey. and Miss Beatrice Howe The
scenery and costumes used said 10 be Of the
most elaborate description.
Mr. and Mrs Kendall VIII appear at Abbeys Thea
tire for the third and last week but one OF their en-
gagement In sydney Grundys comedy "A White
Lie" They gave the play here their frs; visit
TO America five years ago. but II has been seen III
New York only few times since
Miss Olga Nethersole will appear at the Harlem
Opera House for this week beginning tomorrow
night with a performance for the first time in New
York OF Gilberte In "Frou-Frou" Since Miss
Nethcrsole made her American debut at Palmer's
Theatre she has maze "A tour Of the larger cities,
and has everywhere been received with enthusiasm.
Miss Nc,hersole will be seen on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoon
In "Frou-Frou." and on Thursday Friday AMI
Saturday evenings in Camille
The "Robcr; Burns night. January p. at the Her
aid Square Theatre. promises to be OF the best
OF the season Special attention Will be paid 10 the
members OF Scottish societies that occasion.
Meanwhile the success Of the opera continues 10 be
| marked The members OF the company regard the
supper given last Thursday night by Delmonco. at
the .nstigation Of Messrs. Evans. Whitney ana ne
Koven as one OF the notable successes Of the en-
gagement
THE Fatal Card has it's way AT Palmer $
/ Theatre. and has found large and enthusiastic
| following. Mr. Palmer has extended the tour of his
stock company now in Boston. to Brooklyn. Phila-
delpha and several other cities. The popularity or
"rhe Fatal Card" has seemed to him to Justify this.
Palmer Coxs Brownies ends its run at the
! Fourteenth Street Theatre on Saturday evening.
! February ?, and begins It's road tour the following
Monday night In Buffalo. Handsome souvenirs for
ladies' and children will he distributed the matt
nees next Tuesday and Thursday. They consist OF
Brownie handkercnlcfs. designed by Palmer Cox.
This week will be the last Of Wilson Barreit's
two-months' engagement at the American Theatre.
He will offer the following bill: Monday. Tuesday.
"Wednesday and Thursday. THE Silver King: Fri
day. "Othello' Saturday matinee and evening. THE
/ Manxman." On Monday. January a. Mr.. French
I Will produce the American Charles Klein and
Harrison Gray Fiskes "1Ie District Attorney" The
piece Will he staged in the lavish manner in which
Mir. French usually mounts his plays.
I TOO Much Johnson" IL running on merry to-
ward Its Tooth performance at the Standard Theatre
! the success OF the farce has caused some London
managers TO cast an eye on II. and Mr.. Frohman
had two offers from that direction Last week These