New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
INCIDENTS OF THE HOUR.

Incidents of more than ordinary import will
tonight attract the public attention. in All unusual lie
gree, toward the stage.
Miss Ncilson-rcappealing in Now-York after long
absence and acting part She has never before pre-
,.rtad IN This cty-wil come forward At the Fifth
hvenue Tbeater Twelfth Night" has been carefully
r-cp,rcd there aud this actress makes Tt0a as charm
ing a creation In actual embodiment "a she rs IN the
poet's delicate imaginative page The performance has
been seen in other cities, and las elected much Thought
mi admiration The cast of Twelfth Nght-prcviousiy
given In this coumn-prcsents strong Names ana tesIi-
fes TO tie managers Judgment.
d The new version Of Dlckens's novel OF Nicholas
Nic}Ieby" made by Mr. Andrew Halddy-la;Oly de
eeased-and Ell tied Smike." will be produced this
evening IN the Union Square Theater This subject has
not been treated the local stage since MI BOuccau
memorable setting. seventeen years ago. al the
Winter Garden Thcater when Jefferson acted hs'7mdn
Hoggs Agnes Robertson acted S0ise and hr Bouceault
himself appeared as HaHR Ihe cast OF parts. at the
Union Square Theater contains several sineuuiy felc
tous features Marie wilkins will be Mrs SgecrS BJou
Heron will be Suitke j. H. Stoddart will be A0ggS' W. j.
Iernovne will he Sglsers Geo Bonface will he Brod'e
Miss Kate Girard viii be kat Nic1ieby Each of these
should prove marked success The piece Is comprised
IN three acts ana twelve scenes viii he set for 1t.
Messrs Poole & Donnely are handling the Grand
Opera House with much energy. They have made an
Arrangement with MIR Dal, for the transfer OF Tine
Princess Royal from The Fifth Avenue Ibeater 10 iheF
own spacious stsgC-wherc certainly us oToAu
scenic effects can be better wrought out Miss Daven-
port Mr. Coghan MI Brougham, hr. Fisher
a. Frederick the Grsat-aud Mr. Studoy accompany the
piece This obviously strong combination OF talents
and charms.
Mr. RAYMOND as COL Sellers has reused public interest
anew ard the Park Tbeater continues TO be more IMAM
commonly cheerful place OF general resort Inc alIend
EDce has been large since the second night MISS mare
Gordon aud Mr.. Couldock seen with admiration III
10 uuel a
mechanism forgotten
Rosedae" Is ready at Wallacks Theater ana 1ir'
wallack purposes to close the season with IT, But my
Awful Dad vital with sport ami mrth-pToves very
attractive and so its CHEEKY career Is to be niue Pro
iOnged
Mr. Heller offers new programme OF Hlusiohs al uio
Wonder Tneater Tony Pastors stage still gives ADefal
Illustration OF the resources of the variety wing OI inc
dramatic business
In Philadelphia the stage continues actlVe sh ioO'a
Il OF the Walnut. and performs In new play csIoo
"Heartsease." Mr.. Goodwin has managed the walnut
judcousy aud his has been prosperous M L.
Davenport will succeed Miss LOta, at this house On
May Il Mrs Oates will succeed Mr.. Davenport MI
Brougham's comedy Of " SANDER" at the CHESTNUT
gives place to new piece by Miss j. L. Glider entitled
"Quts" Miss Efe EHsler is seen at the Arch, IN MI
BARLEY Campbel's new piece, named Rage"
Misc Clara Morris makes her first appearance ID Bos-
ton tonight She viii come forward at the Boston inca
Ter, and will act Camille.
hessrs Rignold and Tilotson. the new managers OF
Booths Theater will open that house on May IA WIN
the plays Of Alone" and BlackEyed Susan" DIR.
George Rgnod will effect his reentrance mere ana,
doubtless will be welcomed. We learn that MI hiSnoiu
purposes produce several new plays the hIst OF "ho
will be Harold, OF The White Pilgrim "a poeuo"'
drama OF weird character and singular merit The debut
Of Miss Marie Wainwright is promised at tins honse
and it, probably will be made in the character OF '"e
Miss Wainwright is the granddaughter Of ths "en'
remembered Bishop -,
Miss Julia Palmer OF the Union Square Theater' VIII
sng At that house with Mr. James Peakos on Ihuisu@5
afternoon when Mr.. Tissngton takes bis benefit ms
IL one Of many features with which Mr. IlSshsIohs
benefit bill is stocked.
MIS-. Gilbert OF the Fifth Avenue Theater, VIII nave
benefit there on afternoon OF May lO-ne1t THURS
DAY This lady is the best representative OF OLD women
that has been here for many year Her uhoDiru-
ave humor her refinement hcr bold treatment OF ecce-
sne parts her genial drCLey and her gcntleness nave