New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
LocAL sTAGE ATFAIRs.


"Nother-lu-L4v will be- given I'D Boston, nj I'D"
p4Th Theatre, January 10.
Haver,v', Theatre IN Brooklyn /, this week the
scene oi revival of " The Nuuu
"Ouv,t.e viii be produced a. the Fifth Avenue
Theatre tonight, instead OF Nine Favart' a. OF
FIRST announced.
Mis-, Julia A. Hunt, new star, viii shine Ola
jersey City. this week I'D @ play named t.ormtl
By Dir. sidney ROsonteid.
The Educated Horses may D.. seen every after
noon ~ well a. every evening 1t the Aquarium,
Broadway and IhIrty-hith-st,
Hasu-s British Operate Minstrels win continue
their mini,tIatons at tue Casino There axe nifty
OF them. AMI their works are good
"Thc Passing Regiment" reached Its SEVENTEEN
representation q: Days Theatre Saturday night.
vii ruu I'LL February /, when tr. DAILY Wal pro-
0uCe O"ette.'
Little Corinne in The Magic Upper gives per-
foruances on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
afternoons, at the Buou Theatre. She Is a bright
child and iuli of promise.
Mr. anu AS Mckee Rankin viii appear thi, week
at the Grand Opera Hous., ia - Mcs'r' Hoey
aud Uarlie. with a Child OF Oh. State come 10
this theatre ON the 23i INST.
The play Of ~Mother-in-Law. which Is iul Of
cIackuu. FUN, goes on at the Park theatre for an
other week Lester Wallack. in The Colonel
does NOT appear there Til the 10Th INST.
The bill at Wallacks viii be changed almos. inn
mpdiatelv II was q sort of foUmllity to produce
''The school Tor scandal Mr.. Waliack has under
lined Mr.. Puc.J's play of The Money spinner.
S.guior Ro,si. the Italian tr4gedian, Will effect
Ii, remittance on the New-IOrk stage on January
i. at the Academy OF Music, as hing Lear. and
subsequently, wall produce The Old play by Alex
andre Dumas, Of Edmund kean.'
Mes,rs Barry and Fay in "Nuldoon's Picnic
ccn,titu., the attraction that viii be offered this
week a Ni,l5's Theatre. II appears TO he + her
man Iu character. MI Emmett goes rom NIo4V >
10 the Windsor Theatre Tor Que week
The souvenir to be given TO visitors at the Madi-
sol square Theatre, on the one Llndredth night OF
"Esmeralda" will be a panel. IN the centre OF
which ON "a raised piacGue viii appear an iae,p
head Of this heroine. a mah-ius would De- Ike
wise, appropriate.
Mr. H. j. Sargent divulges the following facts, as
% the beginning of Modleskas career in this city
"Nodlcshas opening in New-York was $40, her
second night Sll2. Christmas mat nee $50, Christ
mas MINT ~ O6. IL was not until after Weehs OF
uard work that success came.
An important change of bill is 70 be made this
week ar rhe Theatre Comigue where Messrs. IIliri-
gan and Uqrr announce thai they viii produce Mr..
Harricau', new play entitled Squatter Sow
erelguiyr They hdraw Inc MAJOR but We
have moi seen the last OF that officer yet.
Miss Kate Claxtcn appears this week in The Two
Orphans" ID Worce- er, Troy, Glenn's Falls, sara
toga and Hudson, and viii be IN Williams
burg on the 9th inst. More than 20, 900 persons
saw " The Two Orphans" during G rlstlnas weeS al
Booths Theatre. and the receipts exceeded $4,000
Mrs. Burnetts weak piece. " Esmeralda," runs
along smoothly at the Madison Square Theatre, and
continues 10 be mistaken by the Christian public
for a good specimen of dramatic literature. The
fine scenery and some good acting carry 10 bIavelV
and dare say 1t viii run till the end OF the
dramatic year.
Dlr Tom Baker no longer leads the band at Wal
lacks Theatre but has retired. His successor If Mr.
IL Brods-whe will have reason for much pride
and pleasure should he win such name as Tom
Baker won IN that place, and such esteem and good
will Is the veteran takes with him INTO bus retire
neut from public lie.
Nile Rhea gives utterance TO these crisp remarks
upon her recent manager, Mr. Ii. ). Sargent:
= have been mismanaged by Mr.. Sargent Inever
bad any confidence III his sagacity from the first:
He was great. Was II in the past tense. lie is not
great aDF more. Something has lnterfeTed with MS
Talents. | do not say what. Ills ulster Is al
mlrsble.'
Hayerlys Comedy Company. acting IN " The
Strategsts" has occupied the Bijou stage since
last Monday, and will remain there for the present
Nh. j. b. Polk and Mr. Frank Aiken are the principal
comedians The company is well balanced, and Is
api for mrth, and the farce Of The Strateglsts
supplies comic situations for the display Of its
animal spirits and It's graces Of execution.
The comic opera of "Patlsnee" is in its fourth
month at the Standard Theatre, and its grip on the
pubic favor is still firm. II will no doubt, last till
inc end of the season. Mr. hilbert is q writer who
AsaVss nothing to chance, but. knowing human