New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
PLAYS OF THE DAY.
WHAT IS NOW TO BE ENJOYED AMo->"
THE NETWORK THEATRES.

Dumas Femme de CLAUDE HndeT by yhe B r
Natihews's one-act play entitled Ihis flc'u'e anu
That"
Tho 10th performance OF THE Prisoner OF Ienda
will be reached on Wednesday night at the Lyceum
Theatre The revival has turned ont to be one OF
the of the hea lde 6y James and
Miss Isabel Irving. with Charles Walcot MISS Naua
OdeU Walter s. Hale and others OF inc p'e''"'
cast. will go to Chicago and San Francisco.
The Whitney Opera Company opens its third New
York engagement tomorrow evening at the Broad
way Theatre. Nearly five hundred performances OF
Rob Roy" have been given by this orSahzatioh'
OF the original company which presented II at ,i me
Juleiie Gorden Miss Lizzie McNcho. Miss Anna
0Keefe William prqeie w Parknr sii peman
Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Sheehan have replaced Messrs'
Herbert and Berthald
AT Palmers Theatre tomorrow night new play.
written by Charles Coghan Will be produced for the
first time on any stage 1t has been decided to call
II Madame" Mr. Palmer was DESTROYS fof time
10 change its title to a Woman's VIII but II was
a woman who throughout is spoken Of as MADAME.
the original title should be retained. MISS 'oShlah
viii play the part OF the widow OF the re" pawn
broker
The engagement Of Julia Marlowe Tabor and Robert
Tabcr at the Harlem Opera House viii begin to-
morrow evening The rcpcriory FOR the week here
viii be follows: Monday night and Saturday
Twelfth Night: wednesday night, she stoops 10
Thursday
day night. Henry w.. Saturday night. The Lady
Of Lyons"
Miss Lillian Russell and her company arc to sing
.Thc Goddess Of Truth" at Ahbey's Theatre for
only week more. They Will then revive THE
Little Duke"
sydney Rosenfed's new play. "A House OF
Cards" Will be presented at the Fifth Avenue Thea
tire tomorrow evening. The piece was produced in
Baltimore a week ago. The struggle OF family at
altf l.lI hlth
absorbs not only time and Nerves; but plenty Of
money, gives rise to the tue. "A House Of Cards
Worihing. Miss Henrietta crossman. Edgar !"
mss ESc Mst Grant sicWs MIS- 6esss
| Frazer Coulter. Miss Maud MunrOe. &. g. Craig,
| Miss Isabel Haskns and Campbell Gollan
| Charles Frohman has written to LONDON to Ed
ward Rose and Anthony Hope. with whom he has
a contract calling for the production Of their
comedy. "a Man in Love" with John Drew In the
leading part before the end Of the present season.
ssSsoS as "The sauirc Of Dame at The tnrrick
Theatre is to great a success 10 be- Interrupted
set aside for new piece. II the reply Is not
favorable Tho Squire u Danes will keep on any
how until the last week Of Mr. Drcws engagement,
when "A Man in Love- VIII be given Not more
| than a week mos: viii be allotted 10 1t al the
| Carrick.
THE Heart Of Maryland" Is still popular at the
| Herald square Theatre. The 2JDth performance is
| to be celebrated in a short time The play Will be
given on the afternoon OF March 81 for the benefit
| Of the Hebrew Infants Asylum At an auction sale
of seats for this benefit held last Thursday after
| noon about 500 was secured. ON Tuesday after
noon of this week, at The Herald sgnare thers Is
to be scene shifting race, under the auspices OF
| the Theatrical Mechanical Association
| The las two months Of the season at the Irving
| Plac, Theatre seem to bring Interesting perform
| ances On Thursday, April .. the character come
| dian. George Engos, viii make his New-York
debut in the title part Of Der Herr Senator" The
| first performance Of Gerhard liauptmann's "Thc
! Weavers" VIII be given Wednesday, April ]: The
rehearsals for this play have been held daily for
some time under the direction Of Mr.. COnricd. The
| rcpertory for this week brings for the irst two
nights Der Crosse Kornet by Iaufs and Jacoby. on
repeated On Thursday ''Das Hunserloos." by Vol
the first Tine bas ianseTlooss Mil be- repeacd
on Saturday at the matneg and in the evening ON
Moor. Will he given.
At Days Theatre this week Mrs. Potter AMI
| Mr.. Bellew will revive The queens Necklace"
The Stoldard lecture season at Days Theatre
which has given great pleasure to large audiences
| for four weeks, has now reached its final week.
riences in Japan This closing lecture win be given
every day this week.on Tuesday and Friday at
1t is expected that bohemia will be played at
the Empire Theatre for the of the season Of
| the stock company. The company will begin its
annual tour in July I'm California.
Tomorrow night Chauncey Olcott enters on the
last two weeks of his successful engagement the
to appear in The Minstrel Of Clare until satur-
| day evening. April !. He could continue for the
| remainder Of the season. but Mr.. Pitou has been
| unable TO cancel his engagements in brooklyn and
Boston. 50 tnat his season here VIII have 10 end
on the date mentioned. There VIII be no perform
| ance on Good Friday night
Tony Pastor Will tomorrow celebrate his thirty
first anniversary and the beginning OF his thirty
second year Of continuous management. The
| programme viii be composed Of acts. The
| Zanfretta Pantomime Company will appear in
act
impersonations; Miss KittIe Mitchell viii sing char,
| .lcier songs Miss Daisy Mayer and her band OF
pickannnies; Edwin Latch. the three Dunbar Sis
ters Miss Lydia Dreams. vcntriloquist and car
toonist and the burlesque orator. Frank Moran,
viii add TO the programme. which win be filed out
| by the Three Bounons, grotesquc dancers and
Sire dancer: James Glenroy Richmond. Miss Mabel
ssson singing and aapcSs Morton
S IN SsSs Of sSnss and f% parD Sny Pas
"a Black Sheep is continued at IIoyts Theatre
IT. Hasn hss na nesf y
which he sings In the first act
THE shaughraun" will once hold the stage
nj the American Theatre this week. The manage
ment has decided to postpone the productions OF
''The Jill" and "Arrah-na-P ogue' for the present.
and retain the play.
Tomorrow evening Albert Chevaer will make
at Roster Bllls Music Hall his first appearance In
America Mr. Chevaler Is the leading performer
on the London music hall stage. His services are
in such demand there that he appears at five music
halls a night In addition to his reputation and
prosperity the English variety stage, he Is In
will appear every evening at Roster & Bal's. and
also at the matnees on Saturday. In addition to
! Chevalier Olschansk and his trained monkey and
mule: Ciotilde Antonio, contoronist and Ida Fuller
will make their first appearances at this house;
Harriet Vernon Paul Cnquevall. the Juggler, and
Cora Case the Partisan dancer are other features
OF the programme at this house.
Charles H. Hopper enters the eleventh week
Of his New-York in "Chmmle Fadden' at the
Standard Theatre tomorrow night. Orders for
seats have already been received for the one-hun-
dredth performance, which occurs April H.
Marguerite is drawing crowds to the Olympia