New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
Mr. George Bemorc in 1.-THE Flying scud" and the pres

RelTnOre,
ent spectacle
Mr.. Rowe has met with brilliant and uneom-
mon success in Canada His Gcriorinancss a,, on,
Mrs Morrson's Thcater In Toronto s"cn en- vsas
General Lord Duern has asked him 10 act ~ Tue c"p
tall and Mr.. Rowe has appeared In Ottawa
The stock company Of the Arch Street me n.
ater Philadelphia, together with Mrs John Drew, Mrs
J. H. Hackett aud Miss Betsy Darling are at the Acad
envy OF Music in Baltimore where insy With az
cured orchestra seat for the series The season has not
proved successful.
Miss Julia Mathews, at the Eagle Theater,
bills The Irish Heress" This part she plays in skill 1dS
f spirited manner, with fine animal Splits ana afen
Altogether this is marked improvement on all the VA
riety programmes yet presented
"The Overland Route" has attracted crowds.
at Waacks Thcater it will vanish with the pressn
week The parts in Caste" have been distributed 20
follows Geor0s DAoy H. j. honiagS s d hgrtfss
f. H. Holland; Esther Ecces, Miss Ada Dyas Posy Ee
cies Miss Ellie Germon; uGrchioness, Madam PonisL
Mr.. John I. Raymond will appear, as Cofona
Sellers at the Boston Globe Theater next Monday mr;
George BemOre az MAJ costing, in The Flying Scud.
viii appear the Boston Tneater on the SAINT nlsa'
the Howard Aheneun The Boston oozsne say 49, ma
his voice yibraes with all its od power ana IN ms na ,,
the pan Of Tie Jbbenain0say retains ali the terrofs "t
have ever attached 20 It,"
Mr.. Cheney intends to bring out, at the
Globe Theater in Boston, at Christmas, Whil IAN
Fairy Roses" This first performed ~ the 81 James
'rheater, London. under Mr. George Winnings maiage-
rable Miss Lillian Conway il named for Prince 4mo1eL
The part Of Princess r,o!et VIII probably be eommtied to
Miss Laura Joyce-daughter Of Mt. Dauncey Askeii--
who IL reputed to be a god contralt0.
Mr.. Barry Sullivan is reported by The Bos-
ton Times to have stated his professional rank 70 an sr
viewer In the following words: simply hold TINS nrst
position my profession, and certainly IN the presehs
day can maintain it," This doubtless indicates Mr.
place. No one seeing Mr. Sullivan act would ever DO
reminded of Edwin Booth and we do nos taln I'LL
no IN fiQnS IA
with Mr. sullivan.
Performances for the benefit of the Roman
Catholic Orphan ASP ium occurred ON thursday htsi
grammcs made up pieces of the most choice OF cur
rent dramatic entertainments at the various w
conducted through, with ski and spti: oy en-
W T. Floyd. One Of the notable incidents Oh 'hs ese
ing the brilliant performance Oh C'pS LIKE
Ndqnire Ly john BrOughaIn, aud the eXctehlnsI!
yiyscioHs aud polished acting OF Mrs J. II. Raymond
Marie Gortonl, IA the NidoD Detmdine.
The Big Bonanza has possession of the .l Dos.
Jonathan Cg;calader. esq, Mr. NcCiannin; professor
Ca'eqloder NJ Warren Cnete Rg"gtsi H Hn niIIWS
Mr. Riddle; Rouser, Mr.. Nolan; Cr1lmPets Mr.. klnsi
dagy Mr LoIng Ergsna s olIr s arone ca
vG,idder Mrs Vincent; Pirgie. MISS Cary h@; W, De
ueg MTs iy ed t tnird Week and It bids fair to
enjoy long rum
The Windsor Dramatic Club has begun It's third
season. at the Terrace Garden Ineter ~ ts I" hanagt
several eItely worthy local charities Neither OFF
cer' nor members receive hyien. i"r eo 70 av e2
pcnses and save the club from oss The principal ou-
GERS are Messls A. A. Drake President A " TCom,s,
Weep President; ". b. SOYer Secretary D. Is McSso'
Treasurer, and DR.. Waters, stage Director
Mr. G.. II. MacdermOtt-whO made SO good an
impression whe lately, at Wallacks ne acted with Mis-
Julia Mathewsis filling star engagement at TIC Ho-
day street Theater, Baltimore. He appears III ronai'lc
rlina named Brought 10 Book, which had success az
the Chaiins Cross Thcater London and In nautical
piere called "Smp-Mates.' Several members OF me
lately dlsbanded Julia Mathews Opera Troupe are WIN
hrn singing the songs in these plays. Next Monday Mr.
Nacderulott appears in Washington at the NATIONAL
1 heater.