New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30


ing rs Fa'thenio and also in the seer scene as Ladv
MGcbeh revival OF old farces undertaken by Mr..
Fiske at this timche first farce being Box and Cox
which was produced b. him OIL December 81. Mr. Tom
Within and 1Jr. Felix Norris were the comedians. One
Of the most notable In tine history OF the amer
can stage then occurred and largely absorbed the public
regard This the H. at appearance in NewYork of
Madame MOGicska, the Countess RoZena. This lady
came forward December D. IA AdIi.nRe Leconrrel.
English aiapton Of scr,ba's play Of "Adrienne,
the Actress The farce o! "Tbc Unhappy Pair " was
added 10 this bill, January = 1873, and the Balcony
Scene from Romeo and Juliet" added on January
IL. Madame Modjeska appeared as Camille on January
IL Her success both Adrienne and Camille was ar
tiscay great. bat she gained her most brilliant sue
in the latter character On January o. Mr.. Fske
produced Mr. Boucicault's meiodrama OF "Ihe Dead
secret Having for TINS purpose engaged Katharine
Rogers. George Clarke tmes Lewis and j. H. Studley
Mr. Bouccaulrs play proved failure. With
1t was produced, January %, the farce OF
MY Precious Brtscy;" but this February
4h place to the farce OF Sasher and Crashcr"
ON the . of February produced the meodrama OF
SIdonic adapted from the French by hir. Frederick
y. sc!wab Miss Rogers impersOnnted the heroine,
and an important character was imboded by Mr.
C0uldoc. The pirco however did nO' tine public,
and on February Mr.. Fskc brought IIibernian
Gallc mrlOdrama, named the " D.alndugh." III"
popular attention not entranced by tns work and.
accordingly, it withdrawn. The eminent
American comedian, Nj. John Clarke. began REF
engagement at this theatre on March 9.-appcaring as
Dojor a. B1of5 and ~ ToodicS. These performances
were commended by dcigltfui humor and rare artistic
ability. On the 18th of March. Mr. Clarke acted Dr.
Pdngloss The Hcrr-at-Law" AT the close of his
Cagcmcn;, revival OF " Uncle Toms Cabin " was
clIcctcd.-AprI with Mrs. c. c. Howard ~ 7opsg
aud Mr. g. G. Howard 81 Cioir TINS revival lasted
till April - when twas succeeded b. the meodanl of
1.-The Bells IN which the character Of the mn9derons ana
rcinofsrful MGihiaS was assumed BY hr Studcr. On
April - -auOr NacgOni occupied this Safeguarding IN
the mclodrama Of " The Old CORPORAL" ana present ~
remarkable typ' of mature and proficient skill ~ the
dramatic His wife, Si-nora MJcroni, came forward
on Nav q, and they both acted In new play entitled
Husband AID WIFE" This piece wasan adaptation OF an
Italian drama based a French novel. Tine subject
had previously been mad, knowuon the American STAG,
~ play named ImnoHtpn." acted AT Chicago. sig
nor aud Srora Muicroni naturally attracted much a.
tcntlon foreigners vino had acquired command OF he
English language. Their markell and unrquvocal abni-
ties wcr', al,p heartily rtcOcuiz' Si-Hora Maicroui is
niece io Ei-.,ri. T." lady took benefit ON May 10,
and Nay l3 she presented h'rs Do in The character of
CoWi',-1,r husband cnacting ArmG"d D"'7L The
regular season at tie Iinh Avenue Theatre
closed GA Nay J.. Ihc stock company en-
ploycd turrr during the season comprised the
following performers j. Il. siuairy. jane 'nroIr
C.rkc. Hamilton Harris, Mr. Hail, =. II. iIt-t1E'.
CIailo. Morris. john Matthew. IT, Cnlupcuddc. Lon
Pymptou. C.lrl,, ". Coldork, Folk Houis, J. y.
Gos,iu, Russell Bas-ott. Wumm EmroHsAr Tom
Whinn. Henry Dalton, Katharine Roger. Annie Ii
noud-on, N,lhc Ta,ior. LOUISA Edndsr G.ri.u'"
stanley M., Gallagher, .Ir'-u Tracy. Ae..t, Nal'".
Victoria t4lAcrou JU'l Vaughn. EIih Bland, ami Is
bella Thyur Mr. John u 'otr Was tine stag manager;
i..f,r,,,m tc musical director; auD NJ a. Appleton
%, "H-"c,- ri'n's"r u Will p' Ptr.'.d l"m '..'
- ,n. .ra,ou. NJ I-l,~ VIII Uo t,rucuufrci 80 u,
cr.It. introduced n,, NV stars: H.dtnr Ma'Jr.aa.
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