New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-02
THE PLAYS ON VIEW.
WHAT THE LOCAL THEATRES OFFER FOR
THE COMING WEEK.


Miss Rehan. The play will be continued till the
company leave town. and Mr.. Days new arrange
ment of Henry w. Will be postponed III heN' Se'
SON
The programme of the week at the Metropolitan
Opcra House VIII be thus Monday. Carmen
Wednesday, "Manon' Thursday. last night OF the
German subscription "Tannh3user' Friday Lucia
d Lammermoor' and "Cavaieria Rustcana"; Sat
urday afternoon, The Iiuguenots'; SATURDAY even
ing. 'Fl.staff.' THE Meistorsingor IS announce
f,r Monday Fe bruary 10 At the concert TINS even
ing conducted by Anton Se:d, l}erlozs Damnatoh
of Faust viii be sung by thls cast Marsufrite'
Rrander ". Customary; Mephstopheles NJ. pan
con-
"rbc Benefit Of the Doubt" Will he continued but
che week more at the Lyceum Theatre. The piece
viii be followed by "The Prisoner Of Ienda, which
has been ready for some time. The cast for The
Prisoner of Zenda" will include Herbert <e.cey as
Black Michae,. James Hackett as KUdoi, w. D.:
LeMoyne, Charles Wacot: stephen Grattah, Na H.
ger Coulter. John Findlay Ernest Iarleton mares
Hamburg r. J. DTstan r. H. a MlH Niss H Katherne
FLORENCE and many others Sidney Wooliett WI,
this week finish his course OF pqetc amu for
rennysSn Godsmh Poe. Hood Praed Lonsfe!ow
a.d Holnes' and on Friday he Will recite, by re-
quest, THE Merchant OF Venice
The last week OF John Drew In Tho Squire OF
Danes" at Palmcrs Theatre, IS announced. me
engagement closes next Saturday night wh"n Mr.
Drew will bid adeu to New,York Mr.; rLoa,., m
has decided 10 bring him back 10 New ork asA.H
This season as soon his tour contracts "'i' per
nit
Mr. Crane brought to an end the first fortnight or
his engagement at the Fifth Avenue Theatre last
night and as yc, he has had no reason 10 leei any!
thing but pleased wi;h the manner IN oMn,nv 'I n
The Governor OF Kentucky. since us produc11l39n
the play mas pecn u1a"!n TX a. ann, ri,rht ~ the
things that dragged on the openl,s I''st. W. hs
NAV have all been eliminated, and the acton mas
been greatly quckehed
Charles Frohman assumes the management OF the
Garrick Theatre tomorrow night when Joseph ana
= NJ Holland will reappoar In "A Social Highway
man" the drama In which they made success In
The beginning of the season 1t Is unHersTo If VA
Social llighwayman' IN London
A,Abbcv,s Theatre Sarah Bernharlt's programme
for the week VIII include three more repetitions OF
.lzey." the frs, tomorrow night, the second on
Tuesday night and The last on WEDNESDAY AFTER
noon FOR which special m9iinee has Dfen ar
well as for the Saturday matinee. La Iosca WI
be the attraction ana On r1's and mn - wn be re-
poa;ed on Saturday night.
"p.o reberzahlisan." by Richard Nordmann. which
was received with much favor at the Irving Place
Theatre last Thursday night. Will be the bill for
the first three evenings Of the coming week ON
THURSDAY the I'm, Of c qgW %
,otn' rc ~ on Friday schilor's Don carlos" viii
be presented at popiiaT RTises ,r 10 '' rsri@i a.
nnpular prices and on Saturday evening Mach
ruhm" viii be the bill
There seems to be no dimnuton in the measure Of
popularity reached by "ChImme Fadden' at the
Garden Theatre. The play was originally booker
for four weeks. the remainder OF IT, time a, ,ng
odded' but on February "a chimme viii move 10
the Standard Theair
s,uar, Robson will appear this week at the Var
lem opera House playing Mrs. Ponierbury's fas'
which he has just been acting al ne Garrick ,c
ire Ii IS Charles Burland auAp'"'0" - 49,
French Nine Mongolia
"a woman's Reason" the second attraction Of
the regular season at the Empire Theatre Is con-
tinned this week The regular matinees are now
given on Wednesday and Saturday
The good feeling between The Heart Of Mary
land company and the business stan OF inc Her-
aid Square Theatre. Will he expressed on February
rical assoc .ates. \ spcca! souvenir nAt ,irc - "
be given on "Wednesday afternoon February L.
The production OF "Burmah" at the American
Theatre involves "A large amount OF handsome
scenery The battle scene IS carefully put on me
stage and is duly effective. The cas' Is ""'"'s'
vel selected
Rices Excelsior. Jr." at the Olympia Tnea'r~
ebounds IN lively specalues. ballads. catchy tunes
and handsome appointments. Miss Fay Tempieion
viii this week introduce her companion song 10
Il Want Yer. Ma Honey" Miss Theresa Waugh"
Will also sing a new ballad
IAN Artists Model" Is continued at the Broad
way Theatre. bu, has only one week more TO r.
main there. Its final New-York performance VIII
he given next Saturday night. The BostonLiIs are
the next attraction at the lroadw@y Wh'le d '. mn.
Hood" as The Bill Among the singers arc Messrs
Barnabec Macdonald and CON JeSS s i,ai ,
Davis. Harold Bake, heeN IrIi"i" H'"''9 anu
Alice Nelson.
Ia "MaVourueeu'' f'hluuCcy OcOft has MADE one
Of the best Successes ever known at the Four
teenth Street Theatre. The house IA being packed
at every performance. The demand for seats for
future performance Is large Messrs Hosenqnes.
and Ptou announce that the present OH VIII ''
continued Tor an indefinite run
Joseph Murphy will begin the second week OF he
engagemen. at the star Theatre tomorrow n'gAi'
playing "The Kerry Cow" Jacob litt IS prepaI-
ing Il production Of THE War Of Wealth for the
engaeemen at the star Th.aTe Tngh 6eEni Ic9
Joseph Wheeock. 4. 5. Iipman Thomas a WIS., WIS.,
FANNY Mcintyre. Belle Bucklin, Laura Booth.
Marion Erie and others.
There will be scverA, interesting acquisitions to
the Olympia Music Hall programme tomorrow
evening. Me. Jane May, the Ffench pantoinimlst,
who was first seen In this city at Days Theatre
in the pantomimc Miss Pygma.ion," viii make her
first Appearance on the local vaudeville stage In an
Interesting style OF entertainment, She vii pres mt
A repertory Of songs and limitations, which She has
given with success in London and Paris. NJ. O'Gu5t
a recent arrival from Europe. appears on the stage
in the garb of a clown and gives varied limitations
Miss Fanny Wentworth viii contribute a nrw Sc
!, ction OF SONGS ana satires. and Carl Hertz. the
prestidlgitateur, viii present new Illusion entl'sd
Mile Dalton. Virginia Aragon VIII continue TO
dance. jump. skip and pose on the Invisible wire
The l.eamy Sisters stu command public interest.
The remaining features include i. Castor Watt
change artist: the FIVE ices, in their musical panto
mime; Sad Aifarabi. the Russian equllbrist: the
Savonas and the Eotts The usual Schoel popu.
lar SUNDAY concert will occur at the olympia
Music Hal this evening. There VIII be several vo-
cal ard instrumental sooists. Including Miss Jo-
s.phne Turner. soprano who makes her nrst ap-
pearancc these concerts, ana iierbert J." iarke
comet solo.st Miss Fanny Wentworth IL also an
nOunced to take part.
"The Sporting Duchess Is moving toward its
2ooth performance at the Academy OF Music. The
cast Is headed by j. II. Stoidart and Mrs. Agnes
Booth and Is otherwise practically the same as