New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-14

live there In the Summer. Mr. Eatons play of
All the Rage" was acted forty-one times IN
Boston.
The Tourists in the Pullman Palace Car" are a.
Haverly's Theatre BROOKLYN. this week. and win
he succeeded there the 22d by the Rice surprise
Party lie Pre- Aux Clercs y viii be produced
AT the Fifth Avenue Theatre, on Tuesday evening.
by Mr. GRAMS company for the first time In Amer
lea. The music Is by Herold the words are by DE
Planard The cast will include the leading mem
hers of the troupe Mr. A. Durand. treasurer
for Mr. Graz takes his benefit on tins
occasion. 1t is remembered that Mr.; pgrand has ma,
been for twelve wears associated with Mr.. Grams
theatrical enterprises and this benefit Il rendered 10
him in recognition of his worth. zeal ana faithful
service A concert will be given at the ttth
Avenue Theatre tonight.
Bile stage invented and worked by Nelse Waldron,
operates so well that the change from the first to
the second scene Is now accompisa1s IN forty sec
onds. II Is also made known thamRhe new drop,
Hsed in Act First, represents an actual scene. in
LANCASHIRE England v.s based on NoyoT ste'14 II
shows n castle on HILTON. and the
stream which turns the wheel of Blackburn Mill, at
its hase. The view is bold, and yer peaceful ana
lovey-as is so often the case with English rural
scenery. new edition OF the Madison square
Theatre play-bil has been issued printed in coOra,
by MessTs. Warden and North, and Is really an eX,
q1iste piece OF w0rk......Mr. W. X. FlOyd VIII
shortly 90 10 EurOOe.
Among he many theatrical benefits organized for
the IRISH Famine Relief Fund, that projected "a Dy
Mss Eta Farrar, 70 he Rivea at the Union LEAGUE
Theatre the 2Oth instant, merits attention;
Miss Farrar has appeared on the stage in several
Southern cites. with credit. She WILL on the occa-
sion named act Lady Isabel in " East Lynne" Her
theatrical company includes Miss Anne ID. Ware.
Mss Kate Glasstort Mss Annie Edwards, Carrie
Elberis IA chd) Mr. Eberts. L. j. Martin, j. A.
Kennedy, and others.
A new play, on the subject of Mormon life. has
been Obtained by the manager of the Criterion
Company, Mr.. Jacob Gosche, for next season. The
title is One Hundred Wiyes."......Mr Sidney
Woollett will give another of his recGas-this Il ne
OF Macbeth "-at Chickerlng Hall tomorrow az
II o'clock in the morning.
Every man and woman in this generation, that
heard of for nythIng. Is, II contemporary
gossip may be credi, ed, an excellent talker" II
is sad and solemn thing 10 consider VINO are the
listeners and what il is that they have to hear BE
Charles Backus, the negro minstrel, who therefore
shall be cOmmemOrated with the rest. He II was
who recently, referring to child, said she
was Zone Of her fathers coupons" THIS Is "a
brilliant world. The Lone Iishom0n, III the
burlesdue of " Evangehne" however, is a
very popular character-and his pecullaritY IS that
he never speaks at all. III week Mr.. Wallack
as previously stated, will revive Mr.. Bouccauits
comedy Of " How She Loves HIM; aud Mr.. Wal
lack and Mr. BOuCicaut Will act ID t. togethcr..--.
Paola Marie does not appear III 'Le Pre- aux Clcrcs
......" Chswles will be repeated, at the Park
Theatre only til next Friday, when " Champagne
and Oysters is to be revived Tins piece, IL Will
be remembered is an adaptation from the German
by Mr. j. w. Shannon. 1t Il proclaimed thai
Messrs L. Z. Rice and }. NuunemacheI have leased
the Fifth Avenue Theatre, for term. beginning
March 90 and that they will then produce " Hearts
of Oak 49,. Remark of Louglelow, the poet, on
Miss NellsOn'~ performance of Viola: bis Is not
merely beautiful. il is beauty itself"