New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
THEATRICAL MNCELLANK.

Mrs. Brown, wife of Colonel T. Allston Brown, he
dramatic agent, arrived in Liverpool July -, on
her way 10 Switzerland and Italy.
The principal performers in the Conquest Troupe.
which is to appear at Waack's Theatre tomorrow
night are Mr. George Conquest. his son, Miss Maud
stafford. and Miss Etheua-the latter winged
damse Miss Stafford sings-dynely. it is SAID.
Mr. John Marshall, a gentleman whose public
readings have been received with favor in many
cities, has taken charge of the department Of elo
cutfon in the 1t. Cecilia Academy OF Music and
Drama, at Chicago.
Mr. john Habberton, author of the
story of "fTelen's Babies" has written
play which is entitled Deacon Crank
ett" This will be produced at Hayerlyt
Theatre BROOKLYN, on September 20, with Mr.. Ben
Maginley a. the DcdcOh.
Haverly's Theatre Is occupied by the Stewart
Family. from Australia, in Rainbow Revels'
These performers are full of talent and vvacity.
and they give a spirited, amusing. CHEEKY entertain.
ment of the kind made popular here, Ot late Dy the
irOubadOurs and kindred companies.
John Mccullough is to act in London next spring,
at Drury Lane Theatre. The importance of this IN
cident is obvlous. Mr.. Mccullough has no equal on
the stage in the heroic characters and his mperson'
atiOns of VugiaiaS, Bruins and Cor'oidnas VIII prove
both surprise and delight To the btltlsh Caplia
Mr. mccullough is expected to arrive home about
the 10th OF August.
The play of Hazel Krke" now current at the
Madison Square Theatre, has reached its 1S2d repre-
sentation. Mr.. Mackaye, ITS author, proposes to
main ain its run, at his theatre, TIL the latter part
of September when a new comedy will be produced,
and Hazel kirke - acted by the same company
that acts it now, will be taken on tour OF Tho
country theatres.
Edwin Booth after tour of Ireland, has gone
into Scotland. He does not xpect reach London
till about the end of August. From London be will
20 to Germany and italy. He is in excellent health.
and the health of his wife and daughter has been
much improved by the voyage across the Atlantic,
No arrangements for Mr. Booths appearance on the
English stage have yet been made.
Mr.. Milton Mobiles will appear at Niblo's or
August 1G in his play of "PhGnix," aud, at later
date this theatre will again be formally committed
to the spectacle drama. The Kiralfy Brothers are
to reproduce, in sumptuous style, their version OF
Around the World IN Eighty DAYS" and, subse
guenty the spectacles OF " Enchantmeni me
Black Crook and The Black Venus" Wild AMI
mails VIII participate IN the latter piece For me
present, Niblo's is occupied by Mr. llayerys real
Negro MlnStrels
MesSrs Robson and Crane have organized the
atrical company for the new season which includes
Messrs. A. 5. Lipman, II. J. Dillon. John Marble. f.
NJ. Burbeck and T. f. Ambrose. Miss Agnes Proc
tor Miss Alicia Robson Miss Nellie Boyd. and MIS-
Mary Myers. They will begin their season Septem
Der 6, at Detroit, aud subsequently, will play 10
Chicago, ST. Louis. Plttsburg and Boston. they
are to appear IN NeW-lOrk at the standard Theatre
November 3. Ii is their intention 10 give Twelfth
Night Mr. Robson acting Aqaechcck, and Mr.. Crane
Sir TOBY
Hayerly's Theatre in Chicago will be rcopened fol
the new season on the 9th ofAugust, when the New
York Criterion Comedy Company will appear in
new version OF the play of Freaks" This com
pauy, managed 10y Mr.. Jacob Gosche. comprises
Messrs. DE Wolf Hopper, W lam Harris. Alex. Fitz
gerald. Ida T. Ince. G, r. sprague. Charles Mason
Charles Rolfe, Ada Gilman, George Drew Barry
Mira + fip l,la nd A hers
of its plays-a new one-is entitled " 100 W YES,
aud is announced for production at the Arch Street
Theatre, Philadelphia October Is. The scenes ioi
this piece will cover 700 yards of canvas.
Tomorrow evening is the time assigned for the
production of Mr.. Boucicaults comedy OF &" Mar.
rage" at the IIaymarket in London......A new
piece entitled " The World was brought forward
at Drury Lane, last night. Mime. Kathi Tanner
is dancing, at the Albambra Modjcska will act
at the Court Theatre. London. next October. the
story of er having broken her contract for America
is deniedaud 1t is added that she never had any 20
break MIR. Irving took ms annual heneht last
night. at the Lyceum The theatrical season IN
London is almost at an end, bur, of course, IN -
large city, something theatrical IS always gong
on.
Miss Nelson VINO sailed away from our shores.
last Wednesday, in the Abyssna, purposes to pass
but a few days in London, and then to proceed to
her villa near the Lake OF Como. where Sue will
pass the rest of the summer. She went away ia
good health but with the sadness inseparabo from
long farewell to many friends. and 20 bright
scenes of artistic achievement and personal til
umpn. Ii her plans for the future are fulfilled we
shall soon hear of her. IN domestic retirement. on
the banks of the Thames. They are wise, no douoI,
who leave the scene when the SPORT Is az tho
best y hut, Miss NELSON'S Withdrawal, the stage
will suffer an rreparabe loss. Her shining renown,
however Will long remain TO us-a guiding example
and a beautiful memory.
George Fawcett Rowe has been for some time IN
Venice but he returns to London and will sail for
New-York about the 25th of August. Several new
pieces by him are to be brought forward next sea-
son. Mr. Rowe, who is artist well as an
author and actor. writes of Venice with great en-
thusiasm /" Ii is the only indeserIbabe place
have ever SEEN IL is labyrinth of splendor VI
the churches and vast monuments il is needless TO
tell you, you know their names and thor
histories. But it is the internal Venice.
with Its water lanes crossed by hun
dreds of bridges. that literally fills ones