New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Maggie Mitchell, at the Park Theatre,
vii begtr h second week, tomorrow, with revival o.
Jane Lyr,
Mr.. r. G. Morris's play of "Old Shipmatcs
nas met Will remarkable success on the road aud Is
drawing crowded houses l. Will s1oc,ly be produced IL
San Francisco
The Lights o London will be presented this
week al Nbvs Garden, and Miss Alice Harrison Will APP
Year There on the lsth inst IN ne" pay written by
M Leonard Grover entitled Viva
The Ford Brothers. who were concerned III
the killing Of jesse James murderer last spring in
Missouri have engaged TO exhibit themselves at
Bunuels Museum, and Will appear there on the Ism
Mia Rhea has closed her engagement In
brooklyn where acted for week to good business
and with marked success. as Adr'ern,. Beatrice ana
tiou wa- vigorously expressed
Mr.. john J. Gilbert, exchanging journalism
for the lyric STAGE has made successful lie 'ut, at Lima,
Ohio a. l.-o of the Emma Abbott opera troupe 1t
Is said lie grand voice. an con-ci.nt'us method
lie MS presence helps the cLrri oI "a Vo'alSh
MI Gbrlts success has gwen general pleasure 20 many
friends.
Each act Of the play OF "Chi-pa,' now cur
rent the Fourteenth Street Theatre WITH Mss Emore
as the heroine has been pruued and condensed. te the
considerable Improvement Of the play; Mexican
ttuddnt0 ha- "ecE lhiou",Tu' an 9e''Lat Vl1l'HvS
have been made III the cast Mis- L.noio remains al
other week.
Mr.. Jefferson appears next week, the Sth
inst at tn, Union square rhea'r-. ana The Rivals
W. then be given, with the following "'sti
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Falkland Observation-Disclosures. 'ly r. Ilyor
Ia .7li4ae iIemJ.e
Ac = Sir Jefferson
Miss Clara Morris will appear this week, at
the Grand opera House. as Mss MtDn-the drama
beng cast - ioiiJws.
al. a.. r.,-, Nro~ris
3lluIc- n.. 4touI ..............L'u Morrison
D. O'oor II - !" son
Pa 1ci 2our ...,.......--..-. N.ss Carrie N.bsfn
Miu&e i5c ...... Lillian AlJeSs
A.aDe.la osopsne dtss L9'l - In 70
I'm. nei4'oar MI Vii! L ,,i G'ae .'a
Louise ..-........-.....M Mss Lila CbantOle
Nj. Oscar Wilde saw the performance Of
Daughter Of the Nile" last Moldiy evening, at the
Standard Tl atrc and he addressed the following
letIer Mis- LurH Don, the author and cef actor II
che play
DEAR Sis, Dos: viii yOu permit mo to VIII g and ell
you how charmed was l1s ni~At VISA your 0l ntl,
written PLAY 4nd your artistic and scn,i I'VE acting
WI not rra1y forget me JOY Gus ess qua I-ou,lice Oh
y,ur comedy. or The Deeper chords OF ME ana Iceung
music II your voice ana ne appropriateness OF your
gesture such iuI expfessi N Your DIR - a. Tho
Princess VS. quite delightful, ana the SILVER bracelets
YOU wore were very beautiful indeed II YOU would
allow me 70 suggest change, would ASA you 10 cOn
stipes IN tHe lining OF your cloak ~ act hyc do not lie
hy tlrIr 0vcIdeuneAe te effect OF your drapery
ana the loug In. or your hgurvt DO YOU not think
plain dull red lining would give YOU the same color effect
thJut the dis Traction O common place PATTERN But
everything was great success, ana warmly cOuSIatd
lat You. Believe tue, very truly yours.
ark AretH~ HOti, sept. :. OSCAR WILDE
INN. Capoulana Marie Mines. Deriys,Priyat and De
HI Va together with sixty three o. hers comprising Mr..
A.vuiIoe GIau's second French Opera Company, IRE
bmcrg the passengers per Ifansatlmtique steamship
Trance" which sailed from HayTc yesteriay Tor New
York The company viii maze their first appearance IN
Auo1o4 at the tfth Avenue Theatre October o, III
DGeuDaon's TOstaumOus OPERA LES COntos u Hon
,naEi. which VII then be performed Tor the nrst time
1s4r0c4.