New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
.rrA1pS OF TIE STAGE.

Daniel Lord, jrr secretary
AFFAIRS or THE STAGE.
Mr. John MCCULLOUGH Is 10 reapp'3i j" ''''
States Oh september o.
Mile Bernharlt will give performances III Dllen-
Son Eng,aud. toward the end OF JUNE
.>iohoeI stroqhoG passed lis 2O0th consecutive
,,;cbt nj the Chatclct. Paris on May -
uos stated that Rossi would appear in Paris al
al twbiru. about the middle OF this MONTH
n, softon Parry has bought land in Southamp-
-. rnclcnd and intends Il build a new theatre
there. Nj;
Mr Daniel Frolman. business agent for The Nadl-
80, Souare Theatre. sailed for England yes'ei0aN'
aboard The Clty OF Chester
The Shakespeare Cottage at >trattord-'"-i' WI, vi
gas visited by SEQ persons in the course u 'n'
-. wear ending on the 3Vth OF last April
Anew piece. byN'r HI. Byron. entitled I"n'"
has been produced at the Nondc'iu;s "'"''''
don MI David James ledlpc'ic" j" IT,
The English managers are already making l'' ar
,+;o,s f,r tbe Christmas pant mIn S.. Tn" faNGu'e
.riiect this wear y III Ice Dick Wilmington.
solvini has bonsht theatre at Florenc" which.
,.roof.or viii De called bv his uame-the Theatre
sayini-and conducted under Lii, management
The french journal, state that Nile B'rnhardt is
snexcci,rrt heal. h. and one Of them says that She
hss almost grown fatteT,' during her American
tour
Mime. Modicsla appcarcd ut tie Court Theatre,
1ondon. oil May u as idricnHc Leco"TeRr Seven
Performances of this We're given. al the Court ana
On June MOdjeska appeared at the IflhctNSs Inc
Rtre, as FrOa-IF0
A travelling company from the Madison square
Theatre began summer engagement al the CALI
fornia Theatre San Francisco. on June q. when
'Hazel Krke" was presented for the lr>t NM Oh
the Pacific Coast. The night receipts were Si'-"V'
The reopening of the Union Square 1beatre-whioh
in theneantime will be renovated and emhellShcd
is announced for about the middle OF August \
local play entitled "Coney Island, VIII men ne
SF eG. unu'' '"' Oi''''''D u 49, ''''
Among the performers engaged at the Windsor
Theatre are the following: j. A. Wilkes, Pred
Chippendale, Andrew Jacques Walter Bronson
Geo. Jordan. John Matthews ThOs Chapman. Mrs.
" G. Jones Miss T.. Andrews, Anna Barry, Lillian
Leland and Lille Sheldon.
Six additional performances of "Othello' with
Irving. Booth and Ellen Terry. were announced. az
the London Lyceum, in consequence of the great en-
4husiasm with which this representation has been
Received. This arrangement Will prolOng Ld"n
Booths engagement there until June ~
Mr. Lawrence Barrett, who sailed aboard the Re
public last Wednesday, for England goes abroad
for a period of rest and not with the in
tention TO appear on the London stage
where, however, he is known. and would lie wei
come as one of Americas representative actors.
Dir Barrett returns TO New-lOIk IN August.
The models of the scenery for THE Journey
throuch Switzerland" with which the company
Known as the Hanlou-Iees will begin the next reg
Mar season at Abbey's Park Theatre on September
10 have been received in this city, and are pro-
nounced beautiful works Of their KIND. Mr.. Henry
Hovt has been engaged scenic artist 10 prepare
this piece.
NJ Iobr McCullougI's enraCerrcnt NJ DrurN- / ane
ended on May 21. The London ira says: 4" The good
impression made by Mr. Mccullough Nrginius
has been strengthened not n little 10y his really
splendid performance in " Othello.' and we have no
hesitation in saying that, in our opinion. finer
representative of the Moor has been seen upon the
English stage for many years. His commanding
stage presence. his clear. resonant voice lis superb
elocution his power and his pathos, on the fir, NIGHT
of Representation laid firm hold GA the interest and
the sympathy and tie admiration of great audi
tnce, whose tumultu0uS cheers anu whose repeated
demands for has appearance before the curtain lhe
was Summoned no fewer than three times 40 the end
Of the third act, must have sent glow of pIaIic-
ton TO the heart Of the actor to convince HIM OF the
appreciation of English play, >eis.'
The New-York stage offers but few attractions at
present "The World at Wallack's Theatre Is
the most important Of them, and It's line scenery and
StiTing sensation incidents are much liked and
enjoyed. "La Mascotte an agreeable opera. well
sung by the wilbur Uoupc,-chn sun hc heard at
the BijOu Theatre. The opera Of "Bilce Taylor
sung by the Rice Company, Is current at Aillo's
Theatre. The representation of the commercial
traveller, SamT Of IOscn. by Mr. VI. b. Curtis, has
proved quite popular at liayerly's Theatre, and
1t will he continued there, for the present. The
play OF The Professor visible at the Madison
Square Theatre, although Of the millinery
and confectionery order, and extremely Sunday
kchOosh and insipid. has found some measure Of
popular favor-perhaps for the very reason that il
Is of a saccharine and inane quality Another Inv
ialty entitled Films and Memaids" Is tolerated
at the Standard Theatre. Miss Anna Boyle and Mr..
William Stafford pursue their industrious labors at
port themselves in "OthellO" and Romeo and
Juliet" Mr. +. B. Warde is 10 appear, at the Wind
por as IGgO part in hch he has been widely seen
and approved. The other theatres of the city are
closed A. also are all those of Rrook lvn