New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
PLAYS TO BE THIS WEEK
WHAT THE THEATRES OFFER TO NEW
YORK AMUSEMENT SEEKERS

Having been hera,ded for some months. Beer
bohm Tree the English actor. will make his hrst
appearance in America, at Abbey's Theatre. to-
morrow evening The plays he has selected are
THE Ballad Monger" better known In this coun-
try as "Gringoire" aud THE Red Lamp" four
act play. In which ne has the part OF Russian
detective. This double bill Will be played on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings and Saturday after
noon. "A Bunch OF Violets.' play dealing with
the labor question. will be the bill for Wednesday
evening and all the others nights OF the week.
At the Metropolitan Opera House "Falstan has
again been postponed. and Faust Will be sung
tomorrow night for the last time. Carmen Is
announced for Wednesday evening. "Manon" for
Friday, Don Giovanni for Saturday afternoon
and III Trovatore" for Saturday evening. "Fal-
staff" is now hoped for week from tomorrow
night Anton Seidl will conduct the concert this
evening. and the solosts will be Mines Nordica.
Mira Heller and Scalchi NJ. Plancon SIgnor An
coma and Signor Tamagno.
Mr. DAILY will keep THE Railroad OF Love" on
the stage for only week longer and 1t VIII then
be followed by The Orient Express In which
nearly all the favorites OF the company Will APP
pear "A Tragedy Rehearsal will form part OF
the same bill.
"vasantasena." the Indian play performed
nightly at the Irving Place Theatre. gives oppor-
tunities for scenic effects. and MIR. Conried has
taken advantage OF this fact and given "A fine dis
play of scenery and costumes. The third act.
which represents the garden OF King Palaka. with
its flowers. waterfall and palm trees. is an espe-
cially handsome scene. "Vasantasena" will be
played every night this week. except Friday. On
Friday evening another popular price performance
will be given for which Lessings Nathan der
Weise" is announced. The first "Nasantastha
matinee will be given next Saturday.
An important change in the cast OF Rob Roy,
at the Herald Square Theatre. has been the SUD-
stitution Of David Warheld for Joseph Herbert IN
the part OF Sandy McSheery. the town crier OF
Perth. At the Herald Square Theatre this even
inc Sousas band will give a concert. This VIII
be the first appearance OF this organization IN the
city for the present season. The advance sa'e
OF seats is reported to he large.
Tomorrow evening begins the third week OF
mime Sans Gene" at the Broadway Theatre.
where Sardou's comedy has evidently started on
a long and prosperous run. The piece Is draw
ing large audiences and curtain calls are frequent
for Miss Kathryn Kidder and other members OF
the cast Mr.. Ptou deserves credit for his sumptu-
GUS and correct production.
1.-The Fatal Card" starts In on Its NTH week at
Palmer's Theatre tomorrow. showing Increased
signs OF prosperity The acting OF Messrs. Thomp-
son. S,oddart. Ferguson. Ratcliffe and Roberts Is
nightly appreciated by large audiences
At the Harlem Opera House. for one week, De-
ginning tomorrow night the attraction Will be
Sowing the Wind" by Sydney Grundy. with the
following cast: J. III. Gilmour. Thomas Whinen,
Frank Mills, s. +. Springer. Guy Standing, Fred
erick Strong. Harry Phillips. Harold Howard and
Misses Mary Hampton. Minnie Bowen. Carrie
Keeler and Emile Dodd.
With this week THE Brownies" ends It's long run
Mt the Fourteenth Street Theatre. This extrava-
CANA continues TO draw good audiences. 1t IL
display OF handsome scenery costumes. balles and
transformations. On Wednesday night '"The
Brownies reaches It's Tooth performance. when
second edition OF the handsome Brownie calendars
will be distributed. Humanity" Sutton Vanes
In bnve first tion In ia
city at the Fourteenth Street Theatre week from
tomorrow evening Twenty horses pack OF
hounds, and other realistic features are promised.
II 10 declared that TOO Much Johnson st the