New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-11
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

George Fawcett Rowe was at Stratford-on-
Avon November Do
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin continue their
engagement Mt Niblos Theatre, in the drama OF " Az
Repetitions of the Irish play of "McSorley S
Iuaaon will occur until further notice, at the Theatre
.Conique OF Messrs. HsrTigan and Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Florence will appear at the
Windsor Theatre night In The Mighty Dollar ana
will act there throughout tine week
Miss Wickham gives readings from the
Poems Of Tennyson on Tuesday evenings, December -
and 10, at the Rev DR.. Howard Crosby'S church
The attraction at the Metropolitan Alcazar
this week Is Mtchers Pleasure Party peyeInas p"no
mime OF the Three Wishes" will then be produced
MIR. J. X. Emmett is to make his remittance
upon the NewYork stage January l. 1883, at Hayer
Tvs Theatre in his piece entitled Fritz Among the
Gypses."
Mr.. Sidney Woollett will give the last of his
Reeitals from Tennyson the 18th nst at the Turf
Club Theatre, at 1l:30 a. m The RAISING Oh Arthur
will then be read.
The Panorama Of the Siege of Paris " is I'M
rolled at Fifty -nfthst and seyenthavei that OF the
"surrender of Yorktown at Fifty -nnth-s and Mad-
son-ave, ana both are worth a VISIT
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett comes to the Windsor
Theatre December 1s, and will be seen as AcNee"
Hamlet Tories CGssllS OtheO laird GdrrEck, Raphael
and Richard HI.an euOrmous programme loi d SINs'e
week
The San Francisco Minstrels, as the Festival
season Of the year draws NIGH put forth uncommon
efforts II need not be said that their performances are
especiay in keeping with mirtiul, cheerful ana kAoy
feelings .
Miss Kate Claxton in "The Two Orphans
will be seen this week ST. Thomas and London IN Can
ada ana at Syracuse, Uuca Rome and ROndout, n \.
Nex week she rests but Christmas night she VIII ap-
pear in NewYolk. at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
Forbidden Fruit " is not a delicate play,
but IL IL comical and It the unthinkng multitude
Mr. Crane as Sergeant Buster and MI Robson as AT.
opD make good of fun. If the expression may be
aowed-and this is the attraction now offered at the
Fifth Avenue lheaUe
The continuance of the fine drama OF "The
Ranzaus is to be noted at the Union square Theatre
MI stoddart and Mr. PArsee here the chief figures,
and II would be difficult Il not impossible, outside OF the
Theatre Fran9ais TO match their acting as Rantsau and
Florence. Mr.. De Belleyle anu Mlss Ah9ae Iairison
are also seen TO uncommon advantage in this drama
"The Queens Shilling" at Wallack's Thea
ire will now enter upon its second week Ii is bright
piece 1t grows IL interest advances It Is strong in
the element Of suspense, and II tells pleasing love
story shows several distinct wecontraSied, ana
Interesting characters Miss Cogllan, Mr. Herbert, Miss
GermOn Mme POnisi, aud Mr.. FlOckton, carry the
GIN IT, and their acting is competent al all points
The professional career of Miss Kate Patti
SON who s acting with Mrs Langtry is thus described
BY Lon Ion paper Miss Kate Pattson made her first
appearance the stage the Compton benefit March
20 1877 and was engaged By Mrs. John Wood for the
remainder of her season at the ct James, Theatre.
Miss PattisOn then became member Of Mr.. Chattertons
company al the Prncesss and afterwar1 went to the
Lyceum under Mrs. Bateman's direction. she was Sc
iected by the Ken1als play the Countess Iicsd In
Diplomacy and durlng four months II the provinces
Obtained the praise of the critics for her
OF The gaT1an adventures. MI John Hare secured
Miss PatsOn for the Court Theatre and when he LETT IL
she went with the OF his company 20 the ST. James
Theatre In February, 1850, Mr. Edgar Bruce engaged
Miss PajisOn for the production OF FOrget-me-not at
the Prince OF Waless Theatre, hui severe attack OF
typhoid fever terminated the engagement and nearly
proved fatal the young lady After few months she
was able To- accept reengagrment at the ot James,
ebortv after production % The Money Spinner
Mrs Kendall was thrown out of her can The way to
tbs theatre. Miss PattisOn suddenly summoned,
and without changing her dress, the
for Mr. kendas part in thai comedy. and sustained II
with until the sufferer recovered from ecc
nj her ecident on the 25th OF May, 1852 Miss Kaie
Pattison started her hrs tour Ia the responsible posi-
zion manager having arranged with Mr. Nery6e for
the provincial rights or TBe Cynic; FAUCET OF Bal
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