New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-17
u1rsIc,L. AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Henry E. Dxey, heretofore ouiloSI paD
actor has been engaged to play inc reoatre in
mart in The Rsmany Rye OF Booths in'"'i' -
sseptomber. .o th;s
sIne. Bonfanti appeared for the first time ll,is
season at the Metropolitan Alcazr satutaa! nls"' ,
danced IN sylvia in conjunction Win MILO A'p' 49,"
tie full corps de ballet ;
Adolf Close. the eminent pianist and musi-
en- director and Miss JENNIE Dckersoh' con'r'o,
WV with Max Srakosch have been secured ior tne ALL
Kellogg and Bngnol Grand Concert COMPANY '
season o- f,,,o,r y
The Boston Miniature Ideal opera Coi'iP "nn
mi Miniature Orchestra. comprising 10 oniSH. o m
80, xrnl hecin a season at Walack's new theatre ""
5pIg 81 VIZ Patience Will be tn opening opera
In England Carl Rosa is preparing H.
alo with Nine Marie Roze in the principal part anu
a,ao Roield,eu's LA Dame Blanche" Leuepreu :
n.ra vuleda was brought out at Covent GarAoh vi
Jillv A. with Nine. Patti aud sig Nlcohni III INV 0"S
qbe list of pieces at the theatres VIII re-
main unchanged this week, being The Merry war az
the Gernanis. Patience a, the B1ou'" Gus "ha'n'
as John Mistler al Haverlys Fourteenth street. amu
The DcctoI of Aicantara ana 0SN4" ." Wv
pOntaa Ac~Zar
Fourteen Days" which has been sue
cess IN LONDON. will be the attraction with "on 'No
wyndham Comedy Company vii inaugurste their AMI
,cau season at the Union square VheaTe' oc'o'' '0
rbe scenery costumes are 10 COME ron a S
Theatre. LNadon, Were tue w hu4iN"'S ~ 49, y
In il upward If 800 nights ,
The following company has Deeh eng"sVu
for the Bljou during tie season OF 1857 30 W" "
Cottroly Lillian Russell, LILY POST Laura JOYCE Iie
wethersb,, John Howson, Dg5y Ben. EuW"i w N Na
TENOR Joseph :. Grcensicldcr, j. H. otuirt a. W. .
lin Harry St4ndish l.. 5 Grant, Jesse "lAl"-''' W
Ldl director c.,,
When Gilbert and Sullivan had finished
.1he Pirates oil Penzance" DOyIy Carte oheled 'heh
10000 for tie right OF performance III hnsdi iI0J
declined the offer preferulg to take royalty Ho"
,r cv estimated the value of the piece 70 temseNe s
,,r,ears in the tnat the rOyaity pau 'ncIn Id"
already reached the sum % AI-'V"o .
The report OF the secretary OF the May
Festival Association Of Chicago shows that the loss On
The Music Festival held in May WAS $1,000 The total
receipts we're OO6 The orchestra cost @l4o'" 'ne
b,,ldng 81 > 600 the chorus S2O76 Alter bear
ING tlns report to Association resolved that the sec
ono Beuhal Festival" Oi tue Association slail I"Ae
pace IN 1854.
Marion Gilmore, the soubrette, who is ex-
ected from England soon aud VINO will attempt starr
,nc tour in an American play, is OF Australian origin
Her father as far back as 1850, theatrical man
acer Adelaide and during Joseph Je1erSo1s tour OIL
,be Continent in 1868 Marion appeared as Aee"ie IN
Rim Van Wukle." In England later on, she was Assoc
o,l with s1fn actors a. Madame Celeste, LYDIA Fo0e
sam Emery, James Fernandez ana James AnGer7on;
Her new play is called Cnispa, ana IL is ahDodnoe"
for The Fourteenth street Theatre SepIenoer4
"It appears" says The ST. James, Gazette
"that Mr. Maplcson to ind himself once more estaD
Nsbed at Her Majess III the position of lessee
The lease was supposed 10 apsed III consequence OF
the holders not having paid in hard cash he pre-
nuns OF insurance the building which, by Tie Terms
81 the lease he was bound To keep up. Mr. Mapies0n,
however lad notified in writing TO the office that he car
ried on the insurance; and This on appeal mas D T
declared 10 DO a valid maintenance Of TIE pohcy. ihe
effect the decision Is To replace MI hpCsoh One
il full legal possession OF Her Majesty lne,ro
but We believe there is an agreement between MI Nye
and Mr.. MapesO Tor the union o tnef TWO cphI"ulcs
and the amalgamaton Of their JOINT interests.