New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Raymond will appear at the Park Thea
tire, October 2, as Fresh. the American
Mss Mary Anderson will act, this week, at
the Academy of Music IN Buffalo
The stage of NiblO's Garden will be occu-
pied, this week with revised edition male ny the
Kirafys, of Around the World in Eighty Days
Miss Laura Don has made some improve
mcnts in her play of Daughter Of the Nile and with
that niece the lady designs make tour of the proV-
cal clties.
One or two new features are introduced each
eek at Bunuels Museum. Cool Burgess, the minstrel
and Don Ferreyra, the man ilute," were lately pre-
scented.
Mr.. John Mccullough is acting at Haver-
Tvs Theatre Chicago ami will remain there till October
ii Thence he goes to st. LO1is Mr.. Mccullough VIII
NOT reach New-York ill November 10.
Mr. Lawrence Barrett will act, this week, IN
Worcester. Springfield, Holyoke Hartford New-Iayen
and Bridgeport He is to appear IN NewAork' at the
Grand Opera House, OCTOBER D.
Favorable mention is heard of the plays OF
James Jlson Lord, OF springfield III. 1heSe "oiAS are
entitled Josephine" and Zelda The hrst illustrates
the life the French EMpres5 Inc latter is Ley plum
in subject. :.
The melodrama of "The Romany Rye" Is
current for the present in Booths Theatre where ne
scenery has attracted the we-deseryed admiration OF
all beholders. Those persons who like the mglly
wrought situations OF Impossible hcVoD VIII iiu '''
taste abandantly ratihed here'
Mr. Maze Edwards has associated himself
with Mr. j. b. Pond, manager OF lectures ana muslca
combinations and will give his trained skill ana ener-
oe,,c attention TO whatever dramatic novelties may
hanpen 10 arise Gilmore's Band is 10 make tour OF
the United states, under Tins management
Mr. DAILY will devote his stage for short
time longer TO the melodrama OF " Mankind lhere
are exciting incidents and effective stage pictures III
this piece and has air of the hustle OF everyday HE;
aud these virtues serve 10 carry IT,
Miss Ada Dyas, who has resumed her pro-
fesson after period of retirement will begin her season.
October q at Hartford, and will subsequently make
tour of the provinces acting Hester Graseboos and
other characters OF legitimate COMEDY MISS Dyas 10
one of the most accomplished actresses OF hcr lllhe
Miss Genevieve Ward will act at the Alex
andra Theatre Liverpool, during the next Two weeks
ON October 10 she will appear at Manchester She Is SUI
uersonating Stephdnie, in ForgetMe-N0t' ana Ier
brilliant performance still draws crowded houses ana
elictts the earnest ana thoushIiui auna'i'n Vi 'no
press -, n -,
Messrs. Robson and Crane are at the Park
Theatre Brooklyn, this week. acting III " fOrDluueh
Fruit" which comedy they have bought, OF Mr. Bouci-
coplr and which they intend to make specially Mr.
=, I,n uiI arsct cato Dope and Mr.. Crane Sergeant
Bster The choice of attraction is ncomnony Ieiic-
ltOus.
Mr. V. c. Hauro has determine - revive
certain class operas at the Alcah% 1 promises 10
e,vo some rcviyals and place them stage III
manner equal to any hitherto prodect Inc DeSt
ovoilabe talent will 10 secured, and the Ieras placed
pon Tue stage with every attention 10 deAi 'ha' nus
oiaracterzed recent productions III TINS ciy'
MIR Deshler WEIGH, q Journalist OF local
repute has written comedy entitled "a Modern
C of which the published account seems TO justify
q = mewhat s,nguine anticipation The C"ce Is Deau-
fu female devil who lures men to their destruction,
ana around this fascinating but inherently nateIu char
acter pav OF much action and abundant incident ap-
pears TO have been constructed Ill SIX acts win teeh
scene being rams, INC noIy rreHch' anu INC
tlme that of LoLis Philippe.
At the first performance OF the Strakosch
English Opera Company, tomorrow evening. at the
Grand Opera House, The Bohemian Girl will be per-
formed, with the following cast
c0aEt tATnhem' -, M ; sweet
tI5esOaH ............ Miss Van ArnbeI1
nee5 of the Gypsios Mrs seguin Wallace
"Fresh. the American" at the Park Theatre
is cast as follows;
Ferdinand Merry Fresh, John T. Raymond
Baron Lexis Harry Person
M HcS11pt Pacha George De We're
a Ma9ai Marble
Aa9ph Charles
EE oas A archesa Della Flo
Helene Fanny Thompson
Iaa J seiis r ,ioH5
Miriam ......L Lillian DeGano
The first of Miss Emma Thursby's concerts
nil he oiven tomorrow evening in Chickering Hall
Following is the programme
CsrrpOh 4
DJ"'P"' New. York Philharmonic cub. .
ARA 80 Miss Emily Winant
Ada Dufa-" Fran due OF son re iNccl
an" ~ siguOr PietrO Ferantl
aphiIlis an das Clavier .... ....;-..'.---MoZatt
""'' tFor the first time in Amoiica,)
Miss Emma GhutsDy
w., ,ortasie-" IJause des Fees. Parish Alyars
1hP MISS Maud Morgan.
re- Norwerian Melody" Dot fOTse Mode, 49,
a. Noi Edward Gieig
D. coouette-" Mazourka, ". - nOpn
kkrrran1ed for ny Nine. NlafdOtr anu hIst
NAii"'S' time In America)
Miss Emma Thursby
a. T1,rkish NJ arch" Ruins Of Athens Beethoven
9" New. York Philharmonic CluD c,.o
Aria Bufa--" Mora -..-------'-'--"'oi"A
AiH' ~ SignOT Feuant.
song--" Where the Lindens Bloom Duulcy DuoA
H'Ns Miss Emily Winant
IN swedish Melody .'.-'''--''''-''-
D. Dung ~" Alfred scott Gatty
(F1rst time In Ameilcs)
Miss Emma ThuIsby. ,...
Harm solo--"Ayr Hydy Noe" .-.''''''''-DA'o
i"'~ First time In New OrEb
Miss Emma 1bursby.
Finale" Spinning Wheel ;s '''ep'huior
Nin~'" SoW.York Philharmonic Club.