New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-20
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Atkinson's Jollitles are to appear in New
York November p at the Aleazar IN piece called
" The Fec nc spark.
Locke Richardson is engaged in the Associ-
ipgs tnere the 18Th OF next February
Messrs. Devenne 81 Walker intend to pro-
duce panomme, with unusual coinpetrn'ss' at the Al
cazaT It's Guy, on December Is. fOr three weeks
The success of WAllack's company in The
Queens Shilling was very great at Albany last week
They will present it at the close of Mrs Lanetrys
engagement
MIR. William Elton leaves WallacB's Theatre
at the end OF the present notwithstanding 10 England
He has been engaged for three years at the G4iety
Theatre, LONDON
new play by Mr. HArrigan is announced
for present production at the Theatre Comique Tne
lat performances OF" MOrdeca Lyons" now invite al
tentOn a. tiis theatre
Cheerful features of negro minstrelsy may be
found at tbe Opera House OF tle san Francisco Min
strels The African Beauty. Mrs. LoDgree Birch, has
net with much favor there-
Mr.. and Mrs Florence have ended their en-
gagernent at the Grand Opera House, where they CAV
excellent performances and where they were received
with enthusiastic good will. Thy VIII now proceed on
eprOYIlciLl tour
A performan will be given, next Thursday
afternoon at Acadeny OF Music, for benefit Of
the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy lnn. Joan Mccullough
and Charles WyDdham are among the actors WHO Will
axe part In 1t.
The New York stage has seldom presented
more brilliant appearance than does present The
simultaneous OF PaJti. dr. Jefferson, Mr. Nc
Cunough Mrs LanEtry, and Mr.. Charles wynd4am
gives uncommon animation TO theatrical analrs
With Mr.. Jefferson as Kip Van IPMkle, at
the Grand Opera House. aud the opo OF ZIP Van
winkle" HendersOn's Standard Theatre the public
may have the fullest enjoyment OF the romantic story
o. the merry ana tender vagabond whom everybody
loves
The particular attention OF our readers is
again c5ed to the PInorama Of the Siege OF Paris
the extraordinary and impressive painting by tne
French artist, Phlppoteaux-whch may be seen at
Should see
Happiness. according to Dr.. Johnson, consists
ot"amui yhclty of agreeable consciousness" TINS
what you find at the Industrial Fair OF the American
Institute Tuird-ave. and Sixty-thrdst The show is
IlY large and tine, aud II II agreeaby dveTsi
lied py concerts wnion Mir Arbucklc presides.
"The Sorcerer" maintains its place at the
BOu Opera House, where II Is sung and acted b.
Misses Lillian Russell, laura Joyce Madeline Luceta,
Nine Julie de Ruyther, Messrs John H0wson. Dis0y.
Bel, George olmi, Charles j. Campbell George
Schiller aud A W. Mafin.
Mr. DAILY announces that " The Squire will
sOon be Withdrawn from his stage to make way for
comedy of particularly gAt and cheerful charac-
ter, adapted nom the German. " The Squire is "a
eaerinn ne play and ought 10 run through the season
PiAysoer viii Oe wise whomprove the occasion TO see
s. The Black Crook" will keep the stage of
HaYeriys Theatre until further notice. The subject
does not need fresh comment. to suggest IT,
tright seen dancing music pretty figures of girls
aua the incidents Of a wildly romantic Black Forest
stOy, ulsSs Jp the attraction Ii has It's merits AID
they appear ~ be Appreciated.
Variety performances and objects of interest
nAy be found at Bunners Museum where also :here Is
aCoIeet0n OF Beauties This, by the way should Je
raven ofeomfOr for the various itsted and distressed
INDIVIDUALS o. both sexes, who send such particularly
neanSplried letters complaining that inc beauty OF
Us Llhg ~ Is widely admired. There thoy may n1u
o. ali KINDS. ana snOul0 suppose THAI INC
niue ones for a cent " would about suit tnem
Mr. Charles Wyndhams engagement pro-
essas In undated prosperity at the Union Square
nsatre, where the bright and mlrthfu play OF Four
een Days." together with BATHS Romance"-A which
,ssyealea every night until Dec ember L Mr.. Palmer
WI oeSin ms regular season, with the strange and
saemug French drama adapted express for mis- STAGE
W Lea kantzau"
II Is intimated that Mr.. Salmi Morse has
Asda hall in which he win shortly sndeayor TO Hnct
~s Passion Play " upon the public OF Sew-Tork The
piece Il said been shorn Of those passages which
might be deemed blasphemous- Whether the unInir'
stupidity OF the entire work has been relieved wo
nsuaerably tedious play The alone would loosen
sne lsotn Of all the actors ia the cast
Opinions widely differ When Mrs. Langtry
asst played Rosalind In London, MI Joseph knight,
enc Of dramatic critics In that capital wrote of
Ar foIlows; In appearance Mira Langry Is idesi
hessliad To seeher with the trouble Of love her
assrt and with passionate avowa trembling on her hps
Panterng the worships banterng even herself,
70 charge the memory with Of thoso pictures 10
can never sord to lose Many Of her gestures are %