New-York tribune., 1880-01-11

Mr.. BARLEY Campbell has written another
play, whch 1t is rumored VIII be acted at Days Ta' o,
re later in the season, under the title of MatnmonS.
Mr.. w. S. Glbert's play of "The Wedding
Msrch" viii he presented at the PaFs Theatre at the
close of the present apparently prosperous career oil
4" Fairfax"
Frank Lawrence Toole--son of the comedian,
John l. Tooewho died IN London, on December 4 last
year. was only twentythrce years old He was studying
Tor the Bar.
Mr. and Mrs. Florence will appear next week
follows 12th at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 18Th and l4th
Debuque 18th. Clnton 16th. Rock Island, liilhOlsi
11th Iowa City,
Mr.. John Clayton sailed for England yester-
day, with his child. He viii remain abroad ten days
and win for Mr. Boucicault's reappea'ance ID
Lon on and Dublin
Miss Bateman has been acting Leah at her
mothers theatre, sader's Wells. IN London what
hit this performance sixteen years ago ana no"
completely gone now
Miss Lotta, on being asked "What Is your
agei" by st. Loui- lawyer the other day, replied,
People might not believe me II 'old for some say
AIN As" she would make no other answer
A new play. entitled "All the Rage wrlt-
ten by Mr. William d. Eaton, one of the editorial VIII
ers of The Chicago Times Will lie produced ON January
10Th. at Theall's Novelty Theatre, Brooklyn
Mr.. John c. Cowper-" Old Pokerback'" as
George Honey used to call hm-and his daughter Miss
Clara Cowper have been acting Potter and clara in
Our Girls In the provincial theatres Oi Englanu'
Mr. Gus Williams has been seen during the
past week at the Park Theatre, in Brooklyn asJ AdoPh
Dinkle in new piece entitled " The German Senator
Colonel Sim will, on Monday. the l2th inst present.
" Our Girls"
Mr.. William A. Lewis, of East Boston, Mass,
is writing the Life OF L. Davenport and h. intimates
that he would be glad receive from the friends OF he
lamented actor any material that might De uSeiui III
such q work.
Mr.. Sol Smith Russell has left the Berger
nal p is
t,tueyiu-law Mr.. W. +. Adams" Oliver Optic, in
new entertainment. Mir. Adams reads some oI his OWL
siOrIeS short ones
The following is far specimen of the
average theatrical paragraph OF the day MISS marioh
Emore of the Surprise Party, denies that she oonDs
ner hair with poker, and MISS Florence Baker says
she picked herfings"
| The Grand Opera House, Toronto, lately
destroyed by fire. Is to be rebuilt and II viii be reopeneu
about ,he middle OF February. by Andrew Manning
with Miss Nelson That at least is the newspaper an
nouurement
The CIipper publishes an old play-blll of the
GLOBE Theatre, Cincinnati, which shows that on the
evening of July II 1925, Edwin Forrest played dandy
in couedicta: Cugce negro, IN "Interiudc" and
SaRcdO PQnSd In the pantomime OF Don QnNoif.
Mr.. joaquin Millers play of "The Danites "
viii be produced in London, at sad!ers Wells next May
Mr. and MR. Mckee Rankin and Mr.. William l.. sheri-
daH with Mr.. Rankn's company VIII unceI'@ke t tnis
expedition. Sadler's Wells Is no" managed Dy MIS-
| Bateman.
Mr.. Frank Mayo was, last week. at Thealls
Novelty Theatre. Brooklyn acting DGry Crockett tbs
Theatre VIII occupied week by Hayerlys Maso-
COcLctt TO HaveIy's Theatre. Mr. MaYOs performance
is ,trOug picturesque tender, and wholesome
! The swndling impostors, who go about say
iug that they have married Lota are lebuKed by that
ladv in iorcble words MISS Crabtreo is not married
never has been married and Is naturally incensed Mt
the mpudeuce OF the biackguards wlo ths make Tree
with ner name.
cod Heads and Young Hearts will shortly
he acted again at walacks Theatre. This theatre has
not been so crowded with spectators since the first ca
reer f The sbaughraun as Il is just now, because OF
Mr.. WaIlacks comedy rcvvais and his own excellent
acting.
Miss Kate Grad is the leading lady of a
new company comprising L. NJ Mccormack, Harry
Eytnse Lewis Baker, Matthew Holmes d. J. Long
worth Maurice straTord G. W. Archer, George Middle
ton, Cnaghe Tenn Mss ~ Glenn Barker Miss Heien
| Vincent, Miss Ethel Grey and Mrs. Holmes.
The programme first announced for the con-
cert OF the symphony Society next Saturday has been
! modified and now st uds follows: Pastoral sym
pbony: concerto for voioncelo tSaint-saens; new
suite by TschakowskYi INTRODUCTION and finale to
Tristan und Isolde" MI Adolphe Fischer VIII be The
| solo performer.
| The Boston Museum has been devoted since
the 5th inst to Mr.. Bouccauts play OF THE shaugh
raun" Mr.. Boucicauit acts Conn; Mr. Warren Fdthe'
I,ooian; Mr. Wilson, Harcey Dagi sr Aired Hudson
| k"'iSs C,arke Glare FfouoH; Miss Davenport, Arh
| OTea ana Miss Marupo,. MoBa.
Mrs. Barney Williams will appear, on Easter
Monday ut the Park Theatre in Brooklyn. The rctui
OF this lady to tie stage was. 1t Will be remembered
! effected last season. at Philadelphia. Mr. am MF'
Williams were favorites IN BROOKLYN, as IN Phiadeipha
in other days, and the advent of Mrs williams III VIVA
MAS ber OH LONE, VIII naturally Oe lesaIdeu is ah IL
| tertstiDg and important event
This valuable piece Of information is fur
pishrd by a western paper "Iu the balcony scene Il
Romeo and Ju let Miss Neilson tears up her vel
Kisses It. and throws 1t to her Romeo Charles Burnhan
Of Pke's Opera House Cincinnati, had the pieces care
Tiiv urscy a last week. ana mas formed stock com
] fr Leir sale 10 the iOve-lorn youth Of Cincinnati
The German play of DIR. Clyde" whicl
,a- some time ago turued into an English piece by Nj
sydney Eosenield has met with public favor at th
Chestnut street Theatre, Philadelphia. matinee pel
,or,,auec Of 1t viii be gwen in NewforG, ON INC y
| ',stont by the Philadelphia company which VIII II
trrn home The play mas ended III season 10 appea
| al the Chestnut m the evening"
Mr.. BARLEY Campbelfs play of Fate wa
r,s,pten last week. at Gaieiy Theatre, Boston. b
,bo Al1nayne Comedy Company. This piece dates bac
IA Pcbrusrv s73. Il first brought cut in Ch cag'
} the Aln,avne Company has been formed by Mr.. 10
pcrIeaiis ana consists OF Mi-s Eard Almayne Miss Ia
Ieeys, Miss Carlotta Eyeiyp me- ME-, os. S on, n
IL Barr, Mark smith, Louis Mestayef and otAers.
? Mrs. E. l.. Davenport, the widow OF tn
distinguished actor, viii give dramatic readings ne1
r,esdav evening at the Harlem Music Hall. thear
cal performance is also to occur there In whlch MS
) N,na Varian and Others viii participate. "All Tni
Glitter- Is Not Gold" is 70 be acted under inc name
.sacr,tIce" together with The Widow's Victim"
,r@e number OF performers, highly esteemed In New
Yrk arc To cooperate 10 these pieces ana u Is propose
10 give Harlem lively theatrical sensation.
Miss Genevieve Ward is 10 act at the Prince {
Wales Theatre, London. in Forget Nc Not" Ain
Tadeua will design the scenery. Miss Ward intends
D | visit the United States againdnext Autumn. I'll
,lay Of "Forget Me Not" written expressly for he
In rccers letter 70 friend In New York Miss VA
saws The character of Sephdrte is thought to suit
sSy,ctlv / hope they Will not steal Forget ale Not
een,o me as am very anxious that II should not
| spoilt for me In America'
0 MIR. Max Strakosch will open his opera SCI
| son nt Bnoth,s Theatre the 18Th lust. lie pn