New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
STAGE AFFAIRS IN GENERAL.


Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Florence will sail from Liver
pool aboard the Bothnia, on July %, and will be-
gin their lal CTS, for the season. at the Globe
Theatre, 30 on, September 5. Mr. Florence has
bought three plays" Home Again" 1.-THE
Macaws," and 1.-THE Captain"
Mr. A. y Palmer and Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe
were in Paris on the 25th of June, and left that
city, on that date, for a town in Italy. Mr. Rowe
las engeged, in London, two comedians and two
actresses for his new play-to Ike brought out here
at the It'll Avenue Theatre in August The ladies
are Mls Louisa Balfe, niece of the renowned musical
composer, and Miss Kate Quincy. Both are young
HANDSOME talented and ambitious.
The Hanlons, who are now conjoined with the
Lees in performing the comic play Of "a journey
Through Switzerland" are the surviving members
OF the family of gymnasts, so popular here twenty
years ago They abandoned the circus some timo
since, and adopted pantomlIne and vaudeville
They will reappcar in New-York, September ~ at
the Park as previously made known
Local theatrical attractions are limited now TO
the Professor" at the Madison Square Theatre
la Mascotte.' at tho Bijou Theatre, and "Sam'
OF Posen," at Ilaverys Theatre. All the other the
aires of New York closed. Mr. Bal gives mnsi-
cal entertainments at the Metropolitan Concert
Tail Inc season IL remarkably lanGujd - Int
York summer.
In Now-York Wallack's new theatre will be dedi
Gated, Harrgan az Hart will open their new theatre
and the Union Square Theatre will be altered and
beautihed Efforts will be continued to make the
Windsor Theatre establishment of the first class
There is talk of new theatre by Mr. Mackaye The
established theatres will proceed as usual The ad-
vent of Ross will be novel feature, and so will be
the remittance here of John S. Clarke Jefferson
AS Bob Acres bids fair to be a central object of
thoughtful attention, and the public will doubtless
give hearty welcome to Booth and McCuIouab
after their triumphs in England.
The following is list Of the PRINCIPAL stars that
will travel through the various theatrical crcuit of
the United States next season:
Edwin Booth sionor poaa,
John Mccullough John 8 CIaric
yo Sepn ooneIpSrson: John T. Raymond,
lawrence Barrett Frank Mayo.
Mary Anderson, r. 5 Cha,fr,,u
IehefleVe ward, Fanny Davenport.
Ssann.iisc,n,eek, Tom Kecno
"a Maggi sh Mitchell, Robson and Crane,
W Il. Sneridan, Fred Warde
Mir and Mrs. WI Florence Lolita,
Mckee Rankin, The IJnplon.Iecs
q, n. n.in,ne, Joseph Murphy,
Charlotte Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. G. f Knight,
n z. Goodwin, Jr, Gus Williams
D. NJ Curtis, H. IjngarI
Barney Macauley, Jane COMBS
Kate CaxtOn, Rose Evtinoc
FRANK MOrdaunt, i A Sfcvens
1Di Anu an thompson, George Fawcett Rowe
yS'iOo HARRISON, Marie Geistnger
i;in'a Abbott, Emile Melville,
S Nm mayer y'c Nokes Family,
c lao i,suouin Ben Maginley,
TSSorSc Edgar Louis Aldrich,
~~N'"iay, Frederick Paulding
Opera companies VIII lie led by Mr. Mapleson. Mr.
mann DOyly Carte, Comley e. Barton, c. d. Hess
S1asosch, Rice, Ford, Leavitt d Correlli Robert
son o. bullock, and Others The concert companies
Una. WIN travel include those of Josoiy LItta Oakes
.ao'heie' Iheo. Thomas Bennett & Mouton tho
aheghamans Spaulding's Bellringers, and the Boa-
Sn Lyceum. Salsburys Troubadours, the Jolli-