New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08
MUSIC AID THE DRAH1.
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

out at The London haynafkct lhfdifc, has been
rewritten, and cOmDT ssed from five acts INTO three
Mr. Wills has written a drama. entitled win
iam." based on the topic Of JenOlds Back-Ryed
Susqn" which will be produced at the 81. jane,
Theatre BeXt season.
Mss Agnes Hallocb has been recngaged BY
Messrs jarrett and Rice in their Fun tho Bns.
toll" Company. and she will appear at IIayery',
Theatre tomorrow nlgbt
NJ D'Enncry writes with reference to his new
play. Le Chevalier lie LamOrcre," that if hi,
own taste can be relied on. this IS of the most
successful pieces he has written. Mr. French ha,
purchased the right TO produce this play both in
England and America.
The plays in which Messrs Robson and Crane wild
travel through the country this season Sharps
and Flats" "a u. 1900" written By Mr. Joseph
Bradford, and "Twelfth Night Mr.. Robson as Sir
AHdreU and Mr. Crane as Sir TOBY
The National Anthem Of the American Union
composed by Mr.. +. Widows, of Washington, was
played recently at the Central Park. and It's meod
Gus flow and stirring and martial climax elected ex-
pTessOns OF pleasure and admiration.
IIaverley's Ministries, now performing at Nibl1s
visited Blackwels Island on the 9th instant, and
gave an exhibition for the entertainment Of the M
fortunate y rsons there confined. The children
from RandalPs Island went 10 the matinee perform
ancc at NiblO's on W Wednesday.
Tie Madison square Theatre has been IN the en-.
joyment of " full houses " during the week just
ended. Hazel Kirke' continues IN its ambng
career in pub &c favor Mr.. Maclaye has intmatel
the intention OF cOmmemora ing lti ZOOth cOnsecu-
! tive performance here by special celebration.
Days Theatre will be opened for a preliminary
season on the I'm inst, with play entitled
''Tote" Miss Emily higl will act the chef part
/ and the cast viii include Miss Ada Rehan, Miss
| Fannie Morant, Mrs. Charles Poole. Mr.. Henry
! Crisp Mr. Harry Lacy, Nr. Charles Lecer,q. VT.
john Drew ard NJ. !. :. Brand. lhore VII Dee new
! scenes by Roberts and new music by 3loilenbach.
There was a change Of programme 40 Iiayerlys
! Theatre on Thursday evening, and the stewart
Family ended its engagement there, Jas. night
Messrs. jarrett ana Bicrs speciality, run On The
! Bristol VIII he produced tomorrow. Tie stewart
! Family proceeds TO other Cltrs-aud WhcirYeru
appears 1t VIII deserve and repay kindly well
| come.
The STANDARD Theatre VIII be rc-Dcnod on
| the 14th Of August with piece named OK
Gentlemen Friend" This purpors to be an adapted
translation from the German. Mr. Geor9. Holland,
! lately character actor in Mr. Sothous COMPANY
Will assume the principal pant Tue STANDARD inca
| TIE has been Gifted and iecoIat-d.
Miss Ada CayendI sa is expected TO arrive 80 New
York to-day from England and she sill DE vel
coined with interest and hearty cordIalty Dy al
play-eogis who care for intellectual character.
lnioue personality. trained artistic faculties and
| jealous devotion. upon the stage. Mss tdNelHlsh
las been absent SINCE the Z9tu ol April l'-t 9tol
10 resume her PROFESSIONAL id'ola "a al 'i4 "'lo'
MI DOyly Carte was a passenger for LugIaud
july 81 aboard tle C,ty OF Richmond. BE- has
arranged Tor the reproduction here of The Pirates
Of Penzauce' at Booths heltrc, in september, and
has engaged the Boston Ideal Company for this pur
pose. That company, 1t will be remembered. IN
cudes Mss Adelaide Phillips, Mr.. Tom Karl, Mr.
! Raruahea Mr. Fesseuden, Mr. .lyTon "hItn"y, Miss
! Bccbe, and others. Miss Adelaide Detection is e.
/ ~ a.
! included in the Ideal iIOape.
At The New-York Aquarium "A place where light
and cheerful entertainment is provided amds; suit
aole and pleasing sUrouuj.ugs-the current attrac-
| fon is The Chimes OF Normandy sung By the
| Norcross Opera Company and equally well sung
and well appointed. The Chimes Is our oil friend
| Les Clochcs dc Bonneville '-tuneiu'. ingenious
sp,rted. fanciful. strong IN character and fan Of
interest. The cast with which tins piece j. gi'ep'
! at the Aquarium stands aa follows;
scrpoette -----'''''' -
Marquis De Corneyiile. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. " ID, Llira
Gaspard, the Miser $4,000 i' i.
Sheiin --.'''. " C''ari
(i,rfuta IAre,e Vincent
Manette- Ne'ie az .o
Je'lihe'''' $500. ---''------- ,'.-''''' -
! Mr. Schwab has completed the organization Of The
! dramatic company that will cooperate wlfh Nile'
! Sarah Bernhardt in America and, by the wisdom Of
his selections. has justified Mr.. Abbeys sa-acly ~
! choosing him to regulate this highly important part
! of the approaching campaign. Most Of the names OF
! these performers have already been given ~ ths
| journal. The salary Est Of the Bemhardt company
is larger than that of any theatre in Paris, ANA II Is
! purposed TO spare expense in presenting Mle
! Bernhardt in a suitable manner to the American
public. Mr.. Schwab has visited many OF tne great
provincial centres of France in quest OF actors
| of the right sort and it is well known
| that actors who have acquired and main,
tanned a high rank in those places have had
to meet and endure more severe and eXacune
strain of criticism than is at all the usual thing 10
| Paris. Every performer that has been engaged bas
| had ample experience, and has made Origni
| record Several of the company have been enHagei
from the Porte Saint Martin. the Odeon ana me
Gymnase. The most ms gnihcant characters IN tno
plays that Mile Benhar- viii produce are TO be COM
m. tied 10 good hands. The rehearsais have areaIy
| begun and they are to be made very thorough;
| We are now within less than three months 0.
| Mile Bernhardfs advent IN America. Ii canho.
fail to prove very important and bril- liant incluehs
| of the theatrical year, whatever may happen W Uo
the sentiment of the public with reference 10 'no
.,ty