New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07


pany win visit America this fan, under the ,pan...
ment of Mr.. Abbey. ase
Mr.. and hrs. Baternan win return 70 AGO.
having been engaged by Mr. Abbey for Pm
bootrs dramatic company. O"i1
Mr.. Rowe's new piece to be produced NJ tl,a pea.
Avenue Theatre, viii be called nSm,a.D r. IN
| compound OF farce and burlesque " na
LA Mascotte" viii be continued on Tho e,,..
~ sse o bt1ne ar week ON august i gives place
DR. Garlini, the husband Of Madame I'm
Gerster is reported TO have been eupoin.e5 -,
! states Consul at Bologna. --'o1
The reopening of the Union Square Theatre "a
DAYS Theatre for preliminary seasons is assigned
for ibis week. The pieces promised are Conc, =
! lahd'" new work, and Cinderella at school,
Mr. James Lewis. Mr. Digby Bell, Mr.. ChorlcsT.
Clencq, Miss Laura Joyce, Miss ada Rehan and ~.
May Fielding are in the company that viii nr.sers
! day. -"'''''' vi AseS-
Fieuxtemps left a number Of important nos.
humous works. Among them are a grand opera !,
three acts, for quartets for stringed instrnmer4s
sonata ioF viola ola and piano violin concerto in
a MINOR dedicated 20 Jeno Habay. ~
The Meigs sisters, a vocal quartet Of vonD,,
New-fork ladies' pupils of Professor Federlein vii
appear in Coney Island" tomorrow evening at Tho
Union Square Theatre. They win sing onartst
Others A''''o" ana
The Handel and Haydn Society ia early IN -.
held with its announcements for the coming winter
four concerts viii be given. with the programme s
follows: Christmas, Handers Messiah -. Feh-
ruaTy 8, Handers Utrecht Jubilate.v and Men
doI Rt, hSh IN OF Praise 2; April Good Fri
Haydn's 4" Creation.v i""S'
Mary Anderson win begin the new season or Sen,
TENDER 26, at Troy, and her purpose is 70 act con-
tinuously-exceptf for four rests of week eaeb-tu
April IL, 1889. She viii appear in thirtv-seve,
G Ii Her New-York engagement will begin ON
January :, lSe2, at Booths Theatre and laSt siT-
Neeks-1iour at that theatre, and two AZ the Grand
opera hoaSe This will lie Miss Anderson's seventh
season on the stage
wagner is making preparations to bring out his
latest opera, ParsIfal" in great STYLE AT his Raw
routh theatre in August of next wear. Wool oe
Mumeh' and WinkelnaDn, Of the Imperial Vienna
opera, VIII alternate the title role Fran Reicber
kindermann viii probably be the Eas.9re. and itis
likely that Reicbmann and schelper Will irnnerson-
d'e ibafet ana d0yortas respectively. The mauDi6-
cent orchestra OF the Munich Hof- Theatre Will 90 tn
Dayrenth on special two months leave Of absence
granted by the King. The scenery is to be paintod
III Munich, and the costumes are TO be male fbere
az or Designs by Polish artist, Who is an int lafe
IIlehd OF w agncrs. KING Ludwig has arrauted Mo-
ner subsidy of SOC, 600 marks OF abont ssz5 na5
70 guarantee the success Of the mdertaRine 'UeTR
brandt, technical director of fbe TS7,,.to,ftt
Theatre, has been for some weeks az Ravren,b Win
host of workmen, planning and prepaTinp t Ia
machinery. tF~'As '-o
MI. Lawrence Barrett viii appear in thirtv-four
cities IN tho course of the coming seoson-oo;ne %
Iaf west as Des Moines and as far South as Calves
ton' lie nils two engagements at the Fifth Aveuue
Theatre, IN New-York. Tic first of these viii be de-
voted TO grand revival of RicheIieu"; and later
III the season, Mr.. Barrett viii produce n
new play entitled Pendragon,' written by Mr.. w.
1s aouhng, o. Shcago NJ BarTett's pepertory in
he chs ofa 81
Hamlet, NGcbeth, Othco, Richard III ShsIocI Am,
g St iolIck Hdre6etI DGUid Garrok. T,giNias
Money" Mr. Barrett's dramatic company COM
n rlse sS IolioSmg Louis James, Frederic Book
re Davidson, Albert Riddle, f. p BaTfon y -
MT6o Sy Charles Hawthorne, r. c. Hudson, j. w.
thompson, n. IL. Lennon, Marie WAINWRIGHT Ksta
Meek, Addie Plunkett, Emma Madden and Clara
The American public will gain material adj
FantageS by the consolidation of Mr.. Mapleson's
ana Mr eyes companies in London. Hither1ov
says The Musical World, " the admirable trouna %
theRoyal Italian Opera has been beyond Mr. No
plesons influence; whereas, benceforth all the
artists engaged by the united management will
WIN lew eXceptions-be liable to be called upor tn
sing on either side Of the Atantic.n II is NOT
by any means certain, of course. that Mr..
Mapleson VIII bring over the best artists of the
united companies, but if the new arrangement shall
result in the engagement for this country of sncb
singers as Mime. Albani, Nine Senbrcb Mia
ITeDeIl, Slgnor GayaTe and NJ. Lassalle all Of
whom sang at CoVcnt Camden last Spring a Treot
Improvement vii be worked in the New York So
son. Moreover II Mr.. MaplcSon can draw an Tia
scenery OF both houses II viii be possible for him
70 lroluce mere at a moderate expense a number oP
important works which have not been heard here
put WHICH have already been given at Covent (;aT,
zen. such, for instance, MaSsenets 4" Roi d. Ia
more and RublDstein's =" Demon
Mr.. Charles Gayler the well-lInown dramatic
author, and Mr.. George Clarke, the popular come
dlan have organized their dramatic companv-ap
nounced some time ago-for the presentation of Mr.
Gaylers Irish drama of 81 The Connie Soogab - and
viii begin the season August % at the Aco5er,,
of Music in Buffalo. They will subsequently visit
Syracuse, Rochester and other large towns and win
appear IN Baltimore September l @ andin New YORK.
October 3, at the Windsor Theatre Irish dram,
furnishes popular element in our amuSementS and
certainly TINS new presentation of IL takes the eld
under excellent auspices. MeSSrs Clarke and Cav
Ter nave made engagements extending up 10 March
next year. The constitution of their cornuanvi il
Soogah": 0
CoIney McGrath (the Connie soogah) Goorre Clarke
lacy ONcnner M W.
Lord BerTysfera. N No5Tsrtfy
Redmond OConner. Ieof ,ootr
JeDley lrckott. Hasan
l.. W.
ks,an a. Martin
Matte
MIL ennie Geamans
Marv lasoar MIS- @. Claire
~""'S MOriarltY
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