New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
STAGE AFFAIRS IN GENERAL.

Mr. NJ. b. Curtis continues TO act Sdml Of Poscn, at
Haverlys Theatre in Fourteenth-st.
Wilhelm has gone to Australia from San Fran
cisco on concert tour W hiCh is TO last year
Remenyi is to give series of concerts during the
summer, and will probably be heard again i'll New
York.
A new comic opera. entitled " Films and Mer-
maids" was produced last night at the Standard
Theatre.
Miss Mary Anderson has received proposition to
appear this season at Drury Lane, London, but has
not accepted it,
Among the spectators Of the Derby and of the
victory of Iroquois were Edwin Booth and John
Mccullough.
Sir Michael Costa writes that he has not retired,
and does not intend to retire. from the exercise of
hi profession.
Mr.. T. A. Schwab sails for England, jane 1G. on
mission connected with theatrical and musical en-
tcrprse for next season.
John Mccullough will act at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre next autumn. Lawrence Barrett l. also IL
fulfil an engagement there.
Nine. Janau~chck has finished her dramatic sea-
soI-aud. indeed the stars in general have paused
Ia their professional orbits.
Nj Charles Roberts r., tn wcll-knoNn and Justly
admired rlocu,ioilSt. viii ,akr sumner trip 10
Fnelaud sailing from this lolt about the middle of
June.
The rev PRODUCTION at IT,, Madison square Thea
trr. entitled THE Professor "-lrourht ont last
Wcdr. >day nlht-vill he continued tL'Ic for the
rr sent.
Mi GcuoNi,Nc Ward j. to allcnr AT Tie Union
Squarc hoatIr. with Acr dramatic company, III
Forget ~ Not" etc., ut The ell of .tci-hcr fol-
,o,n Sir. lca'r "a.
Two Ballads new. by Nr. - p'.n Nr,-"tt. hay"
ju.t i..en lhI he'd hv W. s. /, ] ~ Go. ON" i'
c.l.d 'Ilr y iu' H.y's lrN r. ""d the other
~, psr'iI@~ -. s..
Thcrtu,nof We i.,ka wav. pro'a' y. Zoe counted
ca D., ou, %: tl 'Hi. O.; ~ot .u', 'lara'i" sea-
IN Iro'oitIor, lev ar AY..., r'.fr L-yc been
mad, 10 Ii.ir jL.i an' {" licI> j.. .--.
The I:,ui,.o. sci .tion frai q .f"1lc World "
still maintains ils pac. or Walia'~~~ stage, and i
i...Ii.v draw ing good houses. L.. 'i'cr viii Ice
Iio,Iac;cd ~ long As II popularity Eats
Mr. J,..,r>nn vii! appear at tn Union Square
THEATRE in this ci s.. III September r'"', IN Inc
Rivals acting Eob lcc'. l"lri'"- iIi~o"n com
panv and is presented under the management OF hls
son Charles.
Edwin Booth will arrive home toward tie end Of
Ills moath. George Fawccit Rowe viii return 10
N,w-York in July. John M,Culio1rh will arrive
Lrrr in August. Miss G,uc,icve Ward viii come
back in September.
A foreign Membership being vacant in TIC Soci@t"
DIES Beaux Arts. Paris, tie leading candidates were
List. Brahms and Arr;co Bot". List wa. with
the exception of one vote, unanimously elected
A slip of the pen caused rs to write Fifth Avcnnc
instead Of Madison square Theatre, on thursday
in recording the product on Of The Professor at
the latter house. The new piece has been Kindly re-
Ccivcd
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett las ended his dramatic sea-
son. lie will receive the compliment Of n farewell
dinner at the Lotos Club Tuesday evening, June
:. and he will sail for England on the 9th inst-in-
tending to return IN August.
The career of LA Mascottc,' sung by the Wilbur
Opera Company will he continued until further
notice. at the Bijou Theatre. This company gave an
afternoon performance Of this fay"nt" Opera on
Thursday last at the Academy of Music IN Brook
| lyn.
Miss Ada Cavcndish has n now plav by Wike
Collins and it is probable that she will appear in
this piece at the Princcss Theatre, London. At an
early date The return Of Miss (aNeudlsh To Lon
don has been hailed with satisfaction 10y hosts OF
| friends.
Among the theatres H. Ncw-York that are closed
NAV be mentioned the Academy OF Music. the Grand
Opera IIousr Booths Theatre. DAYS Theatre. the
Park Theatre the san Francis @ Minstrel Theatre.
! the Union square Theatre, aHl the Mn Avenue
Theatre.
donna Juan,a" sing ly the Mahn Opera Conn
pany was given for Tire lr-' time, al III" llnh
Aycnuc Theatre. last nisht. TLi, hor-c viii remain
y
! with a new play 10y G,0Igc aWc'u Rowe.
IAN tie Rage" has been PIT to bed at
Nhlo's. LISA trivial and wor'hlc-, pirec and can
well be spared. To-inorrov Mint VI. Eicc'- com
pony will appear at \nlo's 10 " l,llrc Taylor."
! isis Is lhr sane company That al Inst gave It's
/ o. era at ihr Standard
The regular season at the Union square Theatre
| VIII bcciu atodt tie middle of November. The
cuy fh. -a>'n at tn house l. O." Joe nl~i up with
.-r.. J,l r.o,., Mss Ward. anil jana i-chck are
! among tie G.,tlagu,hcd rcrl"i"cIs who "iI thea
b present themselves.
Mr.. Walla H. dramatic company j. to act in Bos-
/ tn in tn. cary fall of this year. and viii MAKE
iriof provincial tour prior 90 tine opening IF Wal
B ',chs NV theatre The regular company OF the
/ 1l0n SIuar- Theatre viii, al the sao tImr, HIahc
| q ,1ur Oi Western clucs.
! Mr. Dan Froman. who j. to De associated next
80 a>on with hc Madison SQUARE Theatre, sail. for
| Europe next SATURDAY,, june II, on a Theatrical
m sion. othcr theatrical v"ya're who VII , d.
Iart Oh The sIn" day. arc Mr.. :. uu"l (OiNlc, Mr..
/ }. W. MOTl,,ey and Mr. Joseph brooks.
Mr.. Stirling, the veteran stage manager Of Drury
Lane. SAYS that in the whole cours Of the forty
years during which hc la, been IN that theatre he
never has b. and such applause "a, hat which followed
! McCuloIgh performance Of UGlHiIA, at thc close
OF the thIrl and The fourth acts "i the tragedy.
Barnuy Show is in Boston This week The chief
tcatuH<f his circus entertainment is the perform
! Sr-71 Of Mime Elise nochnll. Mr.. Bauum states
that his show gives employment to $50 PERSONS and
makes usr % 80 horses and 2GN 900 yard, Of can.
vas lis daily cAIentes amount to - 800. The tents
OF Barnum will accommodate 10000 spectators
The recent performances Of Bcrols Damnaion
Of Faust 10y the Ihomas orchestra and Mr.. Shar-
lands chorus in Boston were very successful. The
tenor part was taken 10y Mr. Christian Frtsch, Of
tins city who made decided hit IN it. The Bosfon