New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
iss Genevleye Ward il in st. Louis.

Miss GenevIeye Ward il in st. Louis.
Mary Anderson is, this week, in Cincinnati.
Miss Fanny Davenport acts this week, in VIII.
iaInsburg.
Mrs, Scott sdions is acting in Maine this week.
Mr.. ChanfraI Is also peryadiBg that State.
Rubirsicn viii he in London through June. ITo
Is TO give four recltals and tive orchestral concerts
The farewell concert by Messrs. Ferdinand ard
hermann Carl viii tale place at ST. inway Hall on
Thursday evening.
The appearance Ct Nile. Jarbeau in " Bile Tay.
lnr at III, Standard Theatre will this week elva m
add, element of piqnant ire hness TO that popular
piece.
Mr.. STEELE Mackaye and his company have drawn
good houses for a week past at III" bJou OPERA
liop@t ard their performances Of "Won at Last
| viii he confined.
The lat week Of Mr. JOSEPH Murphys encacerlcnt
az "a" Grand Opera House will b. devoted 10 per-
f,r'r,c"s Of Mr. Marsden's Iish drama, entitled
Tie SHdnh Rhine"
TIE OLD theatre in Broadway opposite 10 tl.e New
York Hotel which has 30 long been AZ ugly encnrn-
bronze. is nov rapidly di-arpeariuc. pew th~airc
siil he built it. site 10 Be opened next ahtu;fn
by Mr>Srs. Iarriean and Fart.
Tho Yokcs Family will appear in Hayeily's Thc1-
trr brooklyn tonight, II Cousin joe and
Bellies of The hitcheh." 1t is bright bill and they
are i' formers 81 u most merry character Mr. BON
clralt Ill succeed then al this theatre neat Mon-
day.
Mr. sidney Woolctt gave recital of Trnnvso,.'s
poem of Fuoch Arden" last Friday evening at
Association Hall. His power Of memory hi. sym
pathetic Treatment Of tie story. ard hi- vigorous e.
| livery of the lines were much admired
| Certain strictnns. delivered by Professor Swing
upou the play of " Forg,t-MrNoi,r i'll Chicago have
sliritrd from Mr. Frank Clements. who acts in IL
W.t Miss Ward, bright aui elective TejJinder in
one OF ihc Chicago papers.
| The intellectual necessities ~ Mile. Ariel, who
latDly few by night at Booths Theatre. have been
dny considered 10y dramatic anthor Of the p.rind.
! and . piece has been written. ia which that lady
/ will oA pand her pEicas next season.
"Alicha.l StrosoFT will strike this latitude about
the time of the autumn equinox, or little earlier.
Mr.. Covlle sill surrria'end its production here.
and the KirIlfy pn'thers will preside over il In Bos-
ton Many real tubs are understood 10 be involved
! IN tins pOricntous Work.
! Miss Mary $ Thompson and Miss Geneyieve Ste5-
bins elocufioliSts, have arranged To give dramatic
readings this evening ~ lIaines's Rooms. in Fifth
ave. Music will be- a feature Of the t,rtaininrnt.
Mrs. Agnes Storrs Yelder. soprano singer who has
been for several wears preparing her-f under the
| best masters for the concert stage, viii make lrr
| appearance Oh this occaNion So VIII Mr. Rarhn
Nllanoya, nho LAS earned repnte 10 piailst and
| composer.
| Mis- Alice Harrison and her theatrical company
! AT, shortly 10 appear at the Grand OpeIa HOUSE.
| ia Nh Ben. Woolfs play Of Photos" Miss IIaTri-
-.,n has hal remarkable success with this pircc
throughout The season. IL b'any cities, aud she
i AZ actr.>- If brilliant sni versatile ability. and
or IT ;hr most sparkling s6ghrtt.s Of the time,
tl,re every Tels1p u anticipate Tor her cordial
! " leone hrr,
Mr. Edward F. R.e and Mr.. " G. Goodwin. jr
| hay. made Arrangements for a summer seaSnn. at
| tie Boston Museum. beginning on Jnly 1. ath the
opcretta of Cinderella 1t Srhool" Orher pieces Of
hiudre.l character. viii follow. The -pacions IN
balls -! the MnseIw e. b. SaHi.Lod with
HuS.-S srd plants AM bard will 1--WE promenade
concert, fhtr,'. trtNrcn thr acts. klcvs cuTJTls)
| Party = -yW At the F">ton IhralIe.