New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26
THEATRICAL OFFERINGS.
PLAYS TO BE GIVEN TO THE NETWORK
PUBLIC THIS WEEK.

Augus,,n Daily has another new production ready
for this week 1t Is schonthan's new play "coun-
tess Gucki" and 1t will be given for the first time
on ~: IL soon To- follow The last performance
of THE TWO Escutcheons Will be given tomorrow
night.
At the METROPOLITAN Opera House "Manon will be
sung Tomorrow night. Carmen" on Wednesday,
Tristan and Isolde on Thursday, "Fais;an' on
FridayN "Mefs;ofele" on Saturday afternoon and
THE Huruenots" Saturday night This evening
Anton seidl will conduct the concert, the programme
OF we" I'll, ba Mines Norlica Lola Been Marie
Rrema and Scalhi. Messrs Plancon Mauguiefe
Campanar and Franz Ondricek
John Drew's present engagement at Paimer's
Theatre extends only TO February s. On February
10 he begins season in Philadelphia. This leaves
him but two weeks more for THE Squire of Danes
The pay has gained much popularity and could
easily be continued for longer time but Tor the
disarrangng of other engagements.
The manner in which 1.-THE Governor Of Kentucky"
has been received at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
leaves no room for doubt that another mark of APP
proya is to be placed the credit Of the American
playwright. Mr.. Fyes worked all OF Wednesday TO
bring the action Of the play closer. In trimming
soms. of the scenes Of unnecessary verbage and In
adding some new lines and bits Of business.
A change Of BIZ will be made at Abbey's Theatre
tomorrow evening and Sarah Bernhardt will once
more be seen in Camille" 1t will be repeated on
Thursday night as well at the matinee on sat
urlay ''Adrienne Lecouvreur" VIII be ne bA Tor
Tuesday and Friday evenings. and on Wednesday
ana Saturday nights she will be seen in Fedora.
The farce Isle Wrd Gekuesst." by ~ Won Eschs-
truth and H. Won Andersen, which made a success
at the Irving Place Theatre last Thursday. Will be
the bill for the first three nights OF the coming week
on Thursday the first performance of Die Ueber-
zahgen will be given The play Is by r R F1aa1
'Romco ana juliet Will be presented at reduced
prices The Saturday matinee VIII be Goethe :
priCpS SATURDAY
DIE Ueberzdhligen' VIII he the BILL
Stuart Robsons performance Of Mrs Ponder
bury's Past" at the Garrlck Theatre. has drawn
good audiences and Will be continued for a short
time longer.
The Empire Theatre Stock Company will be
in a new play tomorrow night. 1t Is a drama In
three acts. entitled "A Womans Reason" and its
authors are Charles Brookheld and T. G. Philips
"A Woman's Reason viii call for larger mum
Der of players than did its predecessor. and az the
prominent members of the organization VIII be
(een'
"The Heart OF Maryland" achieves its 18TH per-
Torrance at the Herald Square Theatre tomorrow
night No sign of abatemcn; of favor is yet
visible.
Augustus Prou's production OF Sardous Madame
Sans Gene" will be this weeks attraction at the
Harlem opera House Miss Kathryn kidder IS
again TO bc seen In her assumption OF Nine.
Sans Gene the laundress who lives to be DUCHESS
Augustus cook repeats MS mp,Tronau'r, ' bo o-
pany in this city for the present season.
"Thc Benefit of the Doubt" enters its fourth week
to-ncTrow AT the Lycoum Theatre. and shows 40
abatemen, IN the business which II has done s'h'"
tho first night Tho revival OF "The Prisoner OF
Zcnda" has been postponed sidney NSo"r, WI. VIII
Theatre Tuesday afternoon at ~ c!'on ,,
ing for his sci eciions Cum, yer. an ~ nri
poems by Southey. Holmes, Tonnyson Locker ana
Lowell
Proparations arc making at the Academy OF
Music where TIE Sporting Duchess continue
for a big night on Thursday OF this week me
occasion has been set apart to honor j H. StodnaTt
who will have completed his sixty -ihifd year %"
the stage \ reception viii he held on IN" stag
and the ceremonies vii! hogln WIN an "eiI',s -
A. NJ Palmer. IN whose stock COMPANY Mr' ''u'-
dart remained through many years anu "P ~ tue
time OF It's dissolution
on Thursday the Prince Of Wales Theatre YER
sion Of "Gen,eman Joe" Will b" given FOR me mrs.
time in this country At the Hljon Theatre Inc
scenery IS a counterpart Of that III ih' I"h'oh nv
atre The costumes follow the original falthtuy'
and the stage business. which has he.n Hna.r thc
direction OF Richard Barker. faithfully follows th'
lines Of The Lonao" I. n La6ge teorse For
IescuS Davi Terrence Y. NJ De Silke. Ms D'rl-
IN, i,ro1ks Miss Flora irwin MIS- Grace Hunt
ington. MISS Ida Brooks. Miss Grace b.lasco, Mss
Fannie Brscol. Miss Josie Apeni Miss Mabel Mont
gomery and Miss Clara Wie!ani'
Tomorrow DlEHl dlv'4i'i Hh'''"'N'''' ''''''''''
will take the place % Northern Lights" which
passel away from the American Theatre last night.
4 most promising cast Il announced. incluiinS
James f. Wilson. II. Cooper chIe. Max flgmhn'
Dore Davidson. Eugene ormonic Russell hun,v ,i,
James k Russell Mss Henrietta Crosman Mi's
Winnie I)upree Miss Alice Be.more Miss Eta Mac
Hurley. Miss Adelaide Nye and Miss Helen WEIGH
The success Of the continuous performances at
Tony Pastors Theatre has been immediate. From
last Monday up to the present time there has been
n continual stream OF visitors. Mr. Pastor mas
prepared an excellent biIl for this week. consisting
or the following artists: Matthews and Bulrer' Mss
Gyor Iuliski; Miss kiiy michel a., l'"W'v"cS , ,.
HarIngton ME- Jos9pnMn ss KIN Inrs Hf "
I.ttleileld, BENJAMIN r. Harveyi Ai@m ana KS;
Miss MaTG Harvey a1 Rensey sketch artists AMI
Tony Pastor himself, in songs and I"rodies.
can Artists Model will remain Mt the Broadway
,-boa,r. for only two weeks 1t is 20 bc fol-
lowed by the Bostonans who Will give an elabo-
rate revival Of Robin Hood" This evening Colonel
Robert q; Ingcrsoll VIII lecture at IN" broadway
shakespeare.
Ricc.s Excelsior Jr.," which Is now approaching
its 10th performance continues to entertain large
audiences at the Olympia Theatre. Within the last
week Miss Fay Tempcton and Walter Jones have
In, rnduc.d "A travestv on living pictures IN their
parody on a continuous performance. MISS Ihciesa
Vaughn has added Il new ballad
Al proctor's Pleasure Palace another gymnastic
sensation is promised for tomorrow. when Ella
Zuila and Lulu exploit themselves as "heroines OF
the aerial cable" Musical numbers VIII be given by
Jules Levy, Nine. Ssscretta Jones, the Black
Patti" and Miss Lilly Post John W. Kansonc has
brought his Ruler Of York" up to date and
Uaines and Pettingill Will win fabulous fortunes in
their "Only Pool Room Open" Bonnie Thornton
viii sing Down in Poverty Row George Lock
hart's elcnhants begin their twcnty-aecond week.
anInnies. The Twin Sisters Abbott duettists: the
Pantzcr Bros head balancers: the Gypsy Trio. Ger
uonroe and Mclrose, De Neaux and Archer. Mabel
Russell. serio-comc: and the Downies The Sunday
concert entertainers include John ". Ransonc
pnnnie Thornton, WI II. Fox. Lilly Post. the
Sisters Sanford. Gertrude Mansfield, Mabel SAIL
man and others.
Except for George Thatcher the bill ut Proctor's
.,hirl-sf has foreign flavor