New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
STAGE AFFAIRs.

STAGE AFFAIRS. II
J. X. Emmett Will appear at Hayerly's H.
Brooklyn, on November z.
Mile. Rhea will make her first appesr,,... 4
America, on November IA. at Brooklyn.
Marie Geistinger may be seen as Camille On ~. b
day evening, at the Thalia Theatre.
The Deacon CrankettD combination will eu.--
at Havorlys Theatrein Fourteenth-st, ION Nove,oi,.
Arbuckle's 9th Regiment Band may be he.sd 4.
concerts every afternoon aud evening at the Srsvf
can Institute.
Mr.. Mackayes play of "Hazel Kirke,D so lons
fixture at the Madison Square Theatre, may jnst
now be seen at the Windsor Theatre,
Messrs. James O'Neil, Ben. Magney. and p. J.
Buckley members of the Deacon Crsnkett
Combination announced fornext week al Hax.
erly's Theatre.
The Theatre Royal, of Stockholm, formerly known
as the Opera House, has been destroyed by 6rc. IL
was in this house that Gustavus ILL., was assassrsed
at masked ball ia 1892.
LYDIA Thompson has made her remittance on thu
London stage-after an absence therefrom Of three
years-at the Royalty Theatre as Mrs. Sayiis In
" Nine Points of the Law"
Messrs. Harrigan and Hart announce "The Msjors
for continued repetition at their Theatre Corolque
II is piece that has popular qualities and it, chief
character is drawn with eccentric humor aud skill
Tony Pastors ample programme of mirtLful
specialties was enjoyed by crowds of people, last
week, at his new theatre, and it will be continued
there Tor the present.
Robertsons comedy of " Home has been ,yiyed
in London at the st. James Theatre, VIII slso
has been brought out Onc-act adaptatiOn,n cby
Mr. Clement Scott called 81 The Cape MsIi"
The public is reminded of the Michigan IL.
appointed Tor Wednesday afternoon at the Sts I'd
Theatre, when Patience" will be acted. IN
eligible opportunity is thus afforded of eDjcym u
anu of practical charity.
Sardou has furnished to the Vaudeville Theatre,
Paris, new comedy. which will presently he
brought out, entitled "OdetteD 1t assails The
French law which allows divorced wife 10 retaia
the name OF her husband.
Mrs. Harriet Webb viii give literary and dya-
matte entertainment at Chckering Hall next Friday
evening. Mrs. Webb is u lady IRON Ohio who mas
gained praises in many cities for her vocal powers,
her skill in elocuton, and her earnest feeling ahi
talent as an actress on the rOS;rum.
For the revival Of Twelfth Night. at the FIFTH
Avenue Theatre, Mr.. Dayton has painted the seen
cry, Mr. Plerson, of Boston, has made the dresseg
Mr. Sherwood has provided the machinery, a..
MessTs. IA. Wldmer and ". Ii. B0wroI have a.
ranged the music.
Miss Genevieve Ward will. probably, produce W.
Lewis Wingfeld's play of " A Spiders Web" at ~
afternoon per. ormance in Boston. The piece -
based on Moliere's "Tartufe.D Miss Ward LIS
been cordially welcomed IN Boston, where she u
acting at the Ulobe III "Forget-Me-Aot."
Mr.. Boucicauts play of mimi {" La Vie
Boheme," by Henri Aluger, dramatized by Theodog,
Barriero is to be presented at the Court Theatre.
London This piece, it will be remembered, Tss
done at Wallack's Theatre. in 1873, with Miss
Katharine Rogers in the character of MnRt-whtcn
she ac ted with exceptional sweetness aud pathoS.
The ticket-speculator nuisance prevails in frcnt
of Booths Theatre to extent that would Justify
police interference to protect the public. 1t is AZ
most impossible to enter that theatre without being
deafened by the braying of some impudent jackass
or other who insists selling tickets, whether or
no. and who can only be eifectually sQuelched with
a club.
new scale of prices has been adopted at Booths
Theatre, to prevail during Signor ROssfs engage
ment Ii is as follows:
Orchestra and balcony circle. 80
sofa chairs ...--..---..-'----.---------..' ~ ~
balcony '''''"'-'''''''''-''' ~
Second balcony -----..---.---..---.-.'.-. %
Gallery .........-.--- ...--------....---.....: -
30, SO
Alice Harrison will appear at the Grand Opera
House on November Z, with her brother Louis and
their dramatic company in Mr.. Woolfs play at
Photos" The piece has been changed since lao,
1t was seen in New-lork, and new incidents ana
fresh melodies will contribute TO its sparkling e.
feet Miss Harrison is of the most talented and
amusing actresses of her time and her performances
afford pleasant relief from the somewhat over.
done seriousness of the stage.
Esmeralda," which was produced at the Madi-
son Square Theatre on Saturday night is Theatrical
SYNOPSIS of the novel of that name, by Mrs. Franc
Hodgson Burnett, and Mrs. Burnett and slr. W
Gillette have colabored in making it. The piece z
in four acts and introduces a dozen persons. It's
pure and pastoral and its first representation was
viewed with attention and occasional applause
The east OF parts is as follows:
Elbert Rogers Leslie Auen
lydia 4 nate btjth Nlron
ENneralda. ANNE husceh
Dave HARDY. Eoen fymptoh
EstahrOok Tomas
Jack Desmond. A. McllGNel
Desmond. Agnes BON
Late desmond NJ Gallagher