New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

N ''ThOrOuEnbref,
Iumley. the author OF Aunt Jack Will have It's
American production. The piece was produced last
wear by J. l.. Toole AZ his London theatre. and
Henry r Dixey who heads the Garrick cast VIII
have the same part that Mr. To2ie tnen p& An
Jams Robert Edoson: William Norris , Jo+eph
Humphreys. Cece livingstone. Arthur b5ylaIh;
Nunn. Mrs Whinen and Miss Jessie Busley.
After a run OF 1856 performances al tho Lyceum
Theatre The Prisoner OF Zenda" Will end the sea-
SON next Saturday might. Mr.. Frohman had In
tended to produce new comedy for the spring
season. but the continued success OF the present
play compelled him TO lay the comedy over for next
season The theatre Will remain closed during me
summer. and the present company WIZ pay ~ ~
lfornla and the West. Mr. SOtherns season VIII be-
gin at the Lyceum Theatre about August g. and
The Iyceum stock company begins i;s tenth year
In November.
"El CAPTAIN" John Philip sousa and Charles
Kleln's new comic opera. has made a success at the
fremont Theatre Boston Il will have its first
broadway. The advance sale 81 reserved seats
which opened AT the box once last Monday morn
ing Is said 10 be uncommony large
Thomas Q seabrooke and his company will con-
tnue to play The spseuia'cr" In w. which they
opened last night at thu Fi'th Avenue Theatre
The 2uth uerfornance Of David Belasco's The
Heart Of Maryland' IL 10 bc celebrated at the Herald
Square Theatre on wednesday nigh; BY the dstrbi-
ton OF god and silver heari-snapei token that
Messrs. Evans. B'eiman and Mann express them
selves az confident will surpass IN atiraciiveneHs
any Of the sea sons souvenirs The supplementary
season to begin tomorrow night is limited 10 four
weeks.
THE Village Postmaster" with is types o, New
England character. thundcr-shower of real water.
hfe and drum corps thre~hing machine AMI sing
ers scerns to have made something Of 4 hit AZ the
f.ttf tfs fttr-
tina Creighton Amelia Bin ;ham. Harriet Ford.
Quecn.e Vassar. Blanche weaver X I'd" Ilnnny.
r. J. Morgan. James x. Smith. Louis Wesley and
others The scenery AMI accessories usei IN the
production are handsome ana realistic. Srats are
now selling two and three weeks ~ advance.
This week promises 10 be interesting nj tho lrv-
ing Place Theatre. II will bring the close OF the
engagement OF George Enses before his departure
for the West. but not before he has intro
duced Gerhard Haup,marn's college Champion
which Will be presented Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday on Thursday night Mr.
Conr!ed viii give benefit performance to the star.
when he will play the part Of August Noss IN Der
Comragron." b. Adolf LArronge. on Friday nghi.
Engels's farewell performance. Die Kinder der
Exceiienz' viii be repeated. on saturday Die
Weber" will be taken NJ again. Besides the natl
ances beginning with SATURDAY night and ending
with THURSDAY night. Aprll 90 Mr Conrsd Siil
HIS Absent Boy continues al the Garden Thea
tre where It is meeting with success. The theatre
Is cool one and Is we'll supplied with noisclcss
electric fans.
The nfiioth performance 81 Bohemia will be
celebrated al the Empire Theatre tomorrow night.
when n handsome souvenir will be given out The
token Is a graceful gold-lincl 81 polished
and satin finished silver. and II stands about ten
inches In height. Two weeks more y me play re,
main. william Gillette and Too Much Johnson
,f. fh - fhe, fre0 on Ma A a Nstk
On Tuesday evening Mis-. May Irwin and her
supporting company will celebrate at the Dijou
Theatre the 3oth performance OF John J. McNally's
farce The Widow Jones" and the occasion VIII
be marked by the distribution TO the women of the
audience OF souvenirs In the form OF S''er Sphoh
bottles filled with perfume
At the Harlem Opera House this week \. NJ.
Pamer's Garden Theatre Company Will appear in
"Tr1by" This will be the first time this play and
company have been In Harlem. Wilton Lackaye Is
the Svengan and Miss Blanche Walsh Is the
Trllby Others OF the cast are lgnacio Mnrtnetu
as Zou-Zou Charles hIegel AZ Tany. Alfred HEX.
man as Little Blllle. Rosa Rand as MS. Baso' ana
Nine Mathilde Cottrelly as Nine. wizard
eth. Last Stroke" Will be continued for this week
at the Star Theatre Tonight Robert q. Insersoli
will make his last appearance on the lecture plat
form In this city for the present season. The sub
! iect of the discourse is "Why Am an Agnostsc."
The Academy OF Music will be devoted 70 HUI
mainly" for two Weeks longer. ana the lOjth per-
Torrance OF the piece In New-fork CITY IL an
nounced for Monday night. April q. There Is a
large company OF actors. ard there are many super
numeraries and a pack OF English foxhounds An
other Graham concert. the eighth OF the series at
the Academy OF Music. VIII lie gwen TINS evening
! The programme will include Maggie cline. Bernard
| Dyilyn. u. Newman Thomas r. Gym. Evelyn Brit
ton Alice Johnson, Maud Nngen,,, Collins and
! Collins William Scott. Barney Reynolds. j. B Nc
Cabe Charles Chapman the Queen city Trio and
others.
"Marruerte" continues to be the leading attrac-
| ton at the Olympia The spectacle is popular and
excItes much enthusiasm Mr.. Hammefstein adds
new features to the ballet each week the latest ad-
| dillon being four French quadr!lle dancers In the
French poster scene. AS usual a good vaudeville
programme precedcs marguerite" The features
for this week include Pap.nta. In her myriad
| dances" the Tiller Troupe OF eight dancers Am
mann. the imrersonator The Frederick Troupe Of
! Concert Hall promenade concerts have been re-
stunned under the direction OF Theodore Johns In
the Olympia Theatre this week Santaneli will give
his remarkable experiments In hypnotlsm.
The celebration OF the one hundredth perform
ance of "A Black Sheep at Hoyrs having been
passed over that farce Is proceeding to a cheerful
Accompaniment Of good audiences Otis Harlan
continues to please his auditors. and the singing OF
Miss Jeanette ST. Henry never falls TO please
In consequence OF the popularity OF Albert
| Chevalier. the coster singer. his engagement has
been extended for four more weeks at Roster g.
| Balls music hail. lie will begin the first Of these
tomorrow by the introduction OF two coster songs
| which have not yet been heard here. He will sing
| s~Tha Nipper'a Lullnbyss and "Vots thu 3ood ~