New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28
ABOUT THE PLAYS.
WHAT ONE WILL SEE IN NETWORK THIS
WEEK.

|; is evident that the Garrick Theatre has gained
instant pubic favor. Though ar Mansfield devoted
the who.e of last week TO play which was already
familiar. the house was always well filed. and it
sbould continue 10 be so this week when many
NAYS arc IN he offered. The POmpeiian room has
attracted much attention. and Is always filed with
neon,n between the acts. For this weeks pro-
eramrne the arrangement OF plays IS As follows.
Monday "A Partisan Romance; Tuesday. The
scarIe, Letter.: Wednesday. prince Kari; Thurs
dav "a Partisan Romance; Friday Beau Brum-
uolI". Saturday matinee. prince Karl" and Sat
urdav night "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde Mr. Mans
field is AZ present rehearsing THE King OF Peru.
by Louis ~ Parker. which viii be presented on the
evening of Monday, May G.
.Pudd nhead Wilson," at the Herald square Thea-
fro will begin its third week tomorrow night The
MAY seems likely to have good audiences for the re-
,rainder ~ Us six weeks engagement. Denman
Thompson's Songs Illustrated and Illuminated
until recently a Sunday night feature at the star
Theatre. VIII hereafter be given at the Herald
Square Theatre every Sunday night until further
notice The O.d Homestead Quartette viii give
songs The first entertainment Of the series Will he
given tonight.
The last two performances OF the season a. '"e
Trying Place Theatre will be given tomorrow and
Tuesday nights. Tomorrow night Schters ne
R!uber' will be performed, with Arthur Esse4lhS'
Matthew Pfei Adolf Link. Max Hanseler' Scih'nE
Horzmann carl Sick and Charlotte Durand in the
priucipal parts. TN lH'SbfN 'N''ii"r ''"'''''
tags "Die Journalisten" will be on the bill
This is the last week Of the Stoddard lectures al
Days Theatre. Tomorrow evening and SATURDAY
afternoon the subject will he Rome, on Iu'SaN
and Wednesday evenings NORWAY the Land Of the
Midnight sun" and on the remaining evenings
"1,he Passion Play of Obcrammcrgau.' Mr.. Stod-
dard next week sails for Europe Intending 20
spcnd thc coming months in preparation for his
lectures of next season "A Gaiety Girl" which
held the stage AT Days Theatre for several weeks
I'm the early part Of the season, Will be revived
there on Tuesday evening. May :. with ne" COM
pany. brought from London by Mr. DAILY. This or
ran,zation consists OF actors who were engaged 10
continue the run OF "A Gaiciy Girl in London
when the other company came to America in sep
TENDER.
Francis Wilson will present The Devils Deputy
at the Harlem opera House this week pr"cs'F
as IT was originally produced AT Ahh'ys Theatr"
last autumn The only matinee will lie given on
Saturday This will he Mr.. Wilson'S first engage
meni in Harlem
The public does not show any sEn wearying
with His Wifes Father AZ the Fifth Avenue
Theatre and that the play viii coniinu" Tor me
rest OF the season there 70 10 little doubt
Mr. Crane Is well pleased with IN" impression
the play has made in this city that when u" goes
on the road next season he viii present II In all
the big cities Edwin Arden. Miss Eleanor Barry
and Miss blanche Burton Will be members OF tho
Crane organization next season.
The Fatal card" viii return 70 town tomorrow
night and viii appear a. the Academy % Music.
w IT, Thompson. ". j. Ferguson j. II. Stoddari.
F. J. Radcliffe r. A. Roberts. Miss Amy Bushy.
Miss Adrienne Dairollcs and the others who were
in the cast OF the play when # at Palme.s
Theatre in the carly part ~ the season are stan
presenting the piece. Hermann. The magician "ill
give a special programme at The Academy this even
ing Sp'rtualsm VIII play a prominent part. and
tests manif, stations and material.zations viii Do"
performed In the presence % committee selected
from the audience
The run - Too Much johnson" A. the STANDARD
Theatre Is still uninterrupted The farce is draw
in good audiences and they nnl unfa.iius amuse-
rnout in the performance given hy william Gill
lettc and his COMPANY. 40 play that has been
presented In New-York this season has m,i with
a better continuance Of prosperity
\ revival OF Orcnbach's opera ia pcr.chole"
viii take place tomorrow evening - Abhoy's
Theatre. with Miss Lillian Russell IN the title part
The opera viii be given with now scenery costumes
and properties. In the first act a now waltz song
is introduced which written by l. Emil Bach
FOR Miss Russell while she was singing ia London
last summer.
4, the Empire Theatre this week Liberty Hal"
by X. c. Carton. which was the frs success 90 fhc
present stock company. VIII be presented on Thurs
day and Friday evenings ami Saturday afternoon.
ON Saturday night the farr" "Gudgrous' wlll poo
played. and This VIII be- ifs only performance. Ou
Sowing the Wind" VIII take place This play VIII
remain the attraction until within few nights OF
the end OF the seasouo These fcw nights viii ID"
given To The Masquernders"
The pictures from "Trilby" shown on the stage
% the Garden Theatre appear to have "A strong at
traction for the readers OF the book The theatre
has thus far been filed at every performance anI
at the most OF them larger theatre could have
been filled.
The season Of English opera at the star Theatre is
70 begin tomorrow night \ varied programm" IS
offered for the week. including several Of The usual
fayortcs among Hight opera. Mime. Helen 'on
Doeuhon. Miss Lucille saunders and Abram
Abramon have been added 10 the stan OF the COM
pany.
The company headed 10y Miss Eliia Proctor Ots.
which appeared a few weeks ago a. the American
Theatre will be seen at the Columbus this week. In
"Oliyer Twist" The part OF I'm Skies viii Doe taken
by Charles Barron
Little Chrstopher' will celebrate the 2iDth per
Torrance Of IT. run on Monday night OF next week
~ PalmcT's Theatre, when souvenirs VIII be pre-
scented. II Is said that Little Christopher viii
be an all-summcr attraction
The spring season OF vaudeville AT the Eden Mustc
IS meeting with such favor that II has b on OK
tended and features viii be added - the pres
cnt programme Tomorrow evening the kins Ncrs.
ocuilib1sts from the Nouveau Cirque. Paris. viii
make their first appearance Mt tho Musfc Another
new attraction will bc Miss Jessie Lindsay. dancer
who has been meeting with Success IN Mexico. She
will execute three new dances AMI Is expected 10
prove "A good attraction Miss Charlotte Parry, tho
mimic. has been rc-cngagcd and VIII add to her
list an imitation OF W II. Gillette IN TOO Much
Johnson" Alonzo Hatch will sing new songs IA"
coming week Illustrated by new pictures. Tho
most amusing feature Of the Programme will b"
Isabella Carna's troupe OF educated dogs ana mon
keys.
THE FounJling' continues to M Hoyts Theatre
with the help Of The Man Up Stairs" Miss Ftz-
gerald introduced n new dance last week. which has
been received with much favor her OLD one
The farce has now run for nearly three months and
ii Will probably finish the season OF this theatre.
Tomorrow night Will begin the second week OF
Miss Ncsta Tilley's engagement. which during the
last week has tested the capacity OF Tony Pastors
Theatre. Miss TNcy viii give five OF her original
songs and VIII be supported by comedy organl-
cation follows: Sam BERNARD. tho Nelson
trio-Georgc. Marie and Nctte-in songs dances
etc. Miss Daisy Mayer and her pickaninnlcs: the
Edsons. Shedman's acting dogs Miss Louise Al
ston contra.tO singer, In songs and ballads. the
Brunnclles. ana Ray Burton equilbrist and lugglcr
AS aladdin. Jr.. approaches tho close Of It's run
public APPRECIATION OF The eXtrnvhgAnZA ut The