New-York tribune., 1881-09-08
on the way TO Forked River where they viii remain
for several days. -0"'a'h
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Alice Harrison began her new season on IN.
9th inst;, appearing in Photos at the pal
Theatre, Brooklyn. "f
Mr.. Barney McAuley is in the third week of hi.
engagement at the Standard Theatre, acting Unot
Ddni in " The Messenger from Jarvis Section Se
Several members of the opera company that is n
sing in Patience" at the Standard Theatre ar
rived here on Tuesday aboard the Bothnia.
Messrs. Harrigan and Hart have made a prosperor.
and promising beginning of their new Theatre
Comique, with Mr.. Harrigan's farce of The Majorr
Miss Jennie Lee will close her engagement a,
Hayerly's Theatre next Saturday night and viii he
succeeded there on the 18th inst. by Mr. o. d
Byron.
Mr. Jefferson acted in Albany on the 5th and eth
insts. and IN Troy on the 9TH. He viii appear 10.
night in PIttsfeld, on Friday in Poughkeepsie and
on Saturday in Trenton
Mr. w. A. Gillette's feeble and puerviie play "a
The Professor will receive its tooth consecutive
representation tonight at the Madison Square
Theatre. A souvenir Will be- given.
The "Gosche-Hopper One Hundred Wives Com.
pany will begin the season September IL AZ
Poughkeepsie. and after a provincial trip will
emerge here, at the Windsor Theatre, in November
Miss Jennie Stubel, noted German actress is
shortly to appear at the Thala Theatre in this city
She is now on the journey this port aboard
the steamer Alain.
The new English play of 'The Member for Slo.
cum," produced at the Arch, Philadelphia, last Mon.
day by Mr.. and Mrs N G. Goodwin, had an auspi
cous reception.
Mr.. A. NJ. Palmer manager Of the Union Square
Theatre, has arrived home from Chicago. His the
atrical company will remain in that city until about
the middle of October.
The Wilbeur Opera Company appeared at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre Monday evening in " La
Mascotte" and gave spirited performance of that
clever work, which is also current at the BijOu.
MIR lDalV Oupnpd his loot ,,so oI,. L. -.
regular season with play from the German. en-
titled Quits, Game of Tit for Tat the cast of
which has already been printed in this column.
Mr. Coup's Hppodrome, which was opened on
Tuesday, at the Madi'on Square Garden Is found
to be a very GOO show Of its kind but the time has
hapDily passed when big and pretentiOus circusss
could MAKE an extraordinary sensation IN this city.
Mr.. w. J. Ferguson has been substituted for Mr.
Isdore Davidson in the character of the American
Correspondent in michael StrOgof," at Booths
Theatre, and the change is found to be decided
Improvement.
The Academy version of Michael StrogofT has
turned out better than its competitor at Booths
Theatre. Its superiority consists IN finer scenery
IN more capable numerous and picturesque ballet
ana III "A somewhat more compact text.
Miss Genevieve Ward, who arrived here Tuesday
aboard the Bothna, viii go at once to Newport
Her new season does not begin until September 26.
when she will appear at the Umon Square Theatre
III " Forget-Me-Not," succeeding Mr.. jefferson who
comes there next week.
The meolrama of The World" stands in no need
of description. 1t has been revived at Nbo's Thea
ire where it Will be repeated eight times a week
until further notice. MIR. Harry Crisp enacts the
part that was represented at Wailack's by Mr. Os-
mond Iearle. The scenery is substantially the SAINT
that was employed on Nallacks stage. The raft
picture Is well made and Is the picture OF tie es-
cape from the lunatlc asylum.
Gaptain Patrick Magurea Retired ofcer T. II. GIenney
Dwudiedown, AdventaTer. ; Peniey
Jolp, Model William
Isoo, eciN ants Nanon