New-York tribune., 1896-03-29

its 2cOth performance which II WIZ rentn I'm av Lead
and of the run James X Hackett VIII pay % ,eau,
eiil era ar,s oa in the Iyceum Theatre stock company
next season.
1obn Draws popularity in THE Squire or DANES
nj the Garrick Theatre shows no sign OF ialhs oi'
lie Is compelled say goodby 10 Ne"-ioiA o'
April IS and go to Chicago. where he begins ms
Western tour Ralph Lumley's Thoroughbred
tho cast Of which will include Henry =. p,xey'
Fritz Williams Robert Edeson, Joseph iiuW-
phreys Miss Agnes Miller MISS M'Vnte Wb,tan anj
Ferdinand Gottschak. will follow Mr. Drews en-
gagement
The managers express themselves as satisfied with
tho results OF the production OF Charles Coghians
new play Madame at Palmers Theatre MISS
Coghlan Will continue to play the piece through 'he
time originally arranged for and possibly little
,ongar 4 benefit for the \. {. Sisterhood VIII be
given AT this theatre on Tuesday afternoon. uhHer
the direction Of Nelson Wheatcrosl, nHy rbe b
Eaior.s Appointments" and THE Flying Wedge
Tho snecjal nerformance Of The Heart OF Mary
land" for the Hebrew Infants Asylum Is listed TOT
the afternoon OF Tuesday nj the Herald Square
Theatre The plays first regular season ends on
April - The 2ooth performance on Iues1ay; :,pIn m
a. Is be marked by the distribution OF amo,nsr f
attractive token. Mr.. Ble.man VIII give y prUles-
sionaI matinee Of Ado.ph Phillips's Mem NV
York" at the Herald sqrare Theatre on vii" h
afternoon. April = The Efrmah'a 'o'"P""S "' ~
engaged In the performance
Tomorrow R.cc's Excelsior. Jr.." company. after
n season Of eighteen weeks at the olympia Theatre.
Will appear at the Broadway Theatre Tor three
weeks run. with new specialt!es ana a bur
iesque on the Loie Fuller dance The l'Dh prr-
forrnance occurs tomorrow also ana souvenir
commemorative Of the occasion VIII be gwen
At the Irving Place Theatre tomorrow bcneh'
Will be given to the treasurers George herIns'an'
nnd Otto Hess when Kneisels farce. "Belials
Daughter" Will be given IN Tuesday. The Lot
terry Ticket will be repeated. and on "Wednesday
the first performance OF Gerhari Haupim'n me
Wcavers' will take place. There viii b" only three
Friday. AprH 3; Tuesday. April :. and wednesday.
Aprii 3 ON Thursday the one hrndreain farce.
comedy by Mo3er per ,S" rT w ' csorse
Engels will make his New-York debut IN Der herr
Senator.
A revival OF BARLEY Campbells work THE Whi;e
Slave" will be seen at the Grand opera House TINS
week with Helena Collier. Lodusk Young. Lizzie
May Timer. Annie Shinde. Katherine Collier l.. H.
prominent paris one hundred people VIII APPEAR
In the plantation scene and a number OF shV"y
days" ballads Will BE- given by doup'e g"a''e"
"Bohemia's" httieth performance, on April - will
be a souvenir occasion at the Empire Theatre. That
may be looking some way ahead for play That
has been on the FOR as short time as ms
but the managers seem to have confidence IN H.
Charles H. Hoppcrs long run in "Chimmie Fad
den" continues at the Standard Theatre. Mi Hop
Will celebrate the lfltn performance o
day, April 10. souvenir VIII =" presented.
Mrs. Potter and Mr.. Bcllew will onl their engage
ment at Days Theatre this week. continuing 10
rlav 'The Queens Necklace" After ncXt saturday
night the theatre Will probably remain CLOSED Tor
time.
Tomorrow night Chauncey Olcott enters on the
last week Of his engagement at tn" Fourteenth
Street Theatre where the final performance OF The
Minstrel Of Clare" will be given on Saturday even
Monday Mr. DlcD't begins .lTng
tour in Brooklyn. going thence to Boston. lie viii
not be scen in this city again In many months.
There will be performance at this theatre on
Good Friday night. Miss Clara Morris comes to the
Fourteenth Street Theatre on Easter Monday for
engagement Of one week, appearing IN Ca
mile" Article A." Miss Mutton" ana Ray
monde"
"The Strange Adventures OF Miss Brown" after
having enjoyed popularity In Boston. Chicago NIL
waukec Pittsburg and other cities. returns to New
York this week 1t will occupy the stage OF the
Harlem Opera House. The entire original company.
as seen the Standard Theatre last December VIII
present the play.
"The Last Stroke" seems to have made hit At
the Star Theatre, whore the audiences have been
large.
Miss May Irwin and "The Widow Jones' have
settled down again at the Bijou Theatre. Miss Ir-
wins new songs have been enthusiastically re-
bers OF the company are also well liked. Prfpara-
tions for The celebration Of the 3ooth performance
OF THE Widow Jones' are In progress II VIII oc-
cur at the Bijou on Tuesday evening. April q.
Mr. Pastor has engaged an attractive list Of art
lists for the coming week 1t comprises the Rogers
Brothers, George Evans. in original negro spe-
clalty; Miss Lillian Green sero-comic and descrp-
tive singer; the Neson trio. vocasts and dancers;
Hull Dean and Jose. the vaidares in a bicycle
act Mons Nizarras spanish ring athlete; Mile
ton and Grant. in comic musical act; Layman.
Dave Whteley and Miss Cecil Herson.
Sutton Vane's Humanity" will be gwen to-nor-
night at the Academy OF Music. The manager
makes the modest announcement that "in the hunt
scene there will be 200 people. fifty horses and 300
foxhounds." Tonight the fifth Of the series OF
Graham concerts VIII be given AT ne Academy cf
Music. and the following persons VIII appear: Miss
Hubert Wlke. Minnie schult. Edward Leslie. 10.
sephlne Sabe., D9ian ana lenharr: oBrien ana
Mr.. and Mrs. bates
The attractions numerous at Proctor's Pleas
urc Palace Mile Selma sings every evening and
at next Wednesdays matinee her new programme
embracing selections from Carmen" Denzas bal
lad call Me Back" and Scotch song. MY
Laddie." In muscular skill Sandow stands pre-
eminent and great interest is shown In his won
derful fcas Of strength and artistic posings Billy
Emerson and Drummond Siaey ana i'ell" itrhcck
the musical blacksmiths." are Important new
pentine dancer: Long and Little. musical clowns
the Parkins' giant hends; Mars and Juno. jngglcrs
and Nesonia. shadowgraphIst. all these being rein-
forced by Fields and Hanson and their company
which Includes Joe Flynn. Jack and Rose Burke
Phyllis Allen. contralto Nordheim wire equllibrlst
Mabel Ward and Matte Aubrey. soubrcttes. AMI
.alor and Chester. SDecial entertainers for the
sunday concerts are Mile. Se.ma James Thornton.
a. o. Duncan the ventriloquist: the Verdi Ladies'
Quartet. Joe Flynn Fields and Hanson, Redling
and stanton. the twin sisters Abbott and Shayne
and Worden.
In the vaudeville at Proctors Theatre. Twenty
third-st are combined the regular attractions
headed by George Lockhart's elephants In their
divertng tricks and pantomime. and the Russell
Brothers, Irish Servant Girls" and their company
which includes May Howard. vocalist Fields and
Lewis parodlsts: Fake and Semon Johnnie Car
ro,i ana thc amusing acrobats, the Moreos To
an these there are added George Parker the many
legged Onfans the three sisters Don Gcnneld ven