New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30

VII h"t money, ana there are, near, ne" hinSS
In remote places like sadler's Wells. Where sadlers
Wells ! know my way about London, Paris and New
YORK indherently well but I at sadlers
Mells Theatre or at big house called the Standard
Theatre az IIOXtOn. another undiscovered place which
apprehend may De ike Jersey City, Greenpoinf, or
HobOken some other spot 70 which nobody ever goes
One genuine remains be cnroniced, that Of
" The Parveuu" at the Court Theatre Read OF TIE
NEwYORK TRIBUNE will perhaps reco lect that couple
OF years ago great hit was scored at the Court
Theatre with Mp Bronson H0wart's play. 1.-The Ola
Love and the New" which. I think was played
In the States as The Bankers Daughter" II was some
what altered in the dialogue representation IN this
country, and OF the characters sort Of humor
Gus. low comedy American played by Mr.. G. W Anson
when the piece produced everybody American was
thundersruc6 at the tone and accent Of this very clever
actor. He was not that detes able animal the Stage
Yankee as represented on the English stage, but gen
uine American with perfect cent. The most aston
ished man was Mr. Bronson Howard himself Actors. a.
most people know reheare their parts Ia per
functory manner. and two occasions Mr. How
ard thought he might hint TO Mr. Arson that the appar
entity coorless creature who appeared at rehearsal
ought really to be Amurikken" racy Of tue soil
The actor said 1t would be and the author let the mat
ter drop. To Mr. Bronson Howards amazemeut, when
Mr.. Arson the stage, he allowing for the
breadth Of low cowedy. Mr. Howard himself While Mr.
Howard had been schooling his cast and attending re-
hearsas the actor had been performing the Operatlo-
known to detec i've policemen piping him of
II is this same Mr.. Arson who plays admirably as
the selfmade man IN The Parvenu" He is altogether
admirable. and exceently supported by Miss Marion
Terry. Mr. Clayton, Miss Lote venne Miss Lardn. Mr.
Forbes Robertson and Mr.. Kemble. The play is by Mr.
". q. GOdfrey, the author Of The Queens shilling.
and il great At this moment " Romeo and
Juliet" The Parvcnu and " The Squire are the
three plays which draw great houses in London The
Squire" however, will soon be opposed at the Globe
Far From the Madding Crowd" which has done very
well in the provinces Mrs Langtry Is drawing still at
the Iaymarket II would be rash 10 predict how long
this very handsome lady viii continue 10 attract
theatrical audiences. My impression is hat she
studies hard she will learn her profession before
audiences London and provincial tr OF looking at
her She has undoubtedly the advantages Of fine
voice. perfect enuuciaton AMI beautiful appearance
II she can only renqu-h the social enoyments in which
her life pissed before she went On the stage she may
nave successful career.
Lord Conyngham who the year before last made an
urayaiuuC tempt 90 sel bis lsh estates Is SER u7.
IN. ana Lord stamford and Warrington very slowly
getting better.
I saw Nile. Rosa Bonheur'- wonderful picture of
" The Lion III Home onlt yesterday az j. one o. tne
be-t. # The greates, pictures Sue has painted To no
hrr work properly size imported ora.e OF NnhlLn mona
= nuine Afrcan-lnd the lion - presented her lord
with three cub. DUR the journey. The ar Isl has
pain ed the lrouine par uille them
40 her own the Forest of 70 atanebieau Tie
result magnificent an drawing am color ANA iS m"'u
more tull, tuat is legIuInaiely % painted than
her vi Il boar aud stag uc.urc- Of l-t year hear tuae
Mr. Herkomer. A. r. \, proposes to VISIT the Chl'eu
states next autumn
We are all looking forward To the lawsuit in which Mt
Belt rae real OF so,dsat -clp or as me jury may DE-
eide. Mr. Tommy Gibson fo"ies ihc proprietor
ner or workman. Mr.. Ntndrruegdt. tn tuc LAT l. the
rrai artist anu NJ. Belt only tie Ornamental pa u ~
who ges into society ana gcs ora. = wI'e ln' ot''r
man does tie genuine work. Mr. Bet 10 boy nc me tls "a
attractive youg man; quite tine CON rry. IT'S aPp'aI-
ur and speaks "a If his tonEue were toe DE- Tor lI'
mouth aid hi- style IA lilly and affected DIt ne mas
frlruds WHO swear by him. and the struggle viii DE-
,og and q lei he 5r1qght mo court Mr. tommy
BONles thinks he II sure 70 win: but We snail s,e'
MI Dante Gabriel Ros-etti. painter and poet
:. fngold.av legends" Mr lso-setu was an Original
f. H. h.. or Pi,-Rapnaolite Brother. He was nor, how
ever so ,ucce-siu H. Aai although possessing re-
marEable ideas Of composite and color graf lss
wa sa,s made about uIs pictures by the 1.-THE mutual
admir- society which Mt Nil al- soon oulgre" Dut
matter OF iact Mr. ko7-etu sever PAN, ed Succes
tia. hi was poor drau-htsman and very Indifferent
colorsL He Il lar more uAcy 10 ne lrnsu.ooIeo a. .
poet, OF uls sonnet, and ballads Law NJ made dis
rcnly stored with ltaia poetry anu Pries-etteS gen
range, variety and brilldncy'
Iregret to hear that Lord Dunmore seriously i'll with
a ned attack OF bronchitis ana gout in Ia. throat
Lord DUDIDOie Is well anONn ia many Walks 81 ne lie
has Ighty hunter IA al uu.udes anu no" pre-,
war Er a bockade-runner, AMI arterward became
for while the famous breeder O rhorfhOrnr u he
world IL was he who. IBrpIgn Mr. Cocnranc's taralan
herd rempnrtei Buchess blood lude pendeutlt OF
Colonel Guntrr, Of Wetuerby, and ObaHDrd 1000"
gluras for three rul calves OF thai tDrated -tia
en sensational prcrs vanished he sold OH MS u'Iu
ana Organized famous orchestra ana SMOKING con
crrts excited muco interest for seV'ra sac e.
ye seasons tie j. the last living Jacoot, and "d not
endure mat Prince E,W.rd -nau De- Alluded TO
presence q, the Juns Pretend r DAT IS never
tncrss grcas favoute = tue royal iamu} rrshih1 ne
larry suAr hlCh some uI tie IrIutez were
not present
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