New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-14
acted with the following cast:


The store of curiosities at Bunnelrs Museum
Increases week by week number and variety. There
isa Chinese giant named Choung," and his diminuye
wife 20 the form Of Hercules affects the sylph") tat
tooed woman, an elastic and seemingly homeless man,
and a " galvanic boy" whose electricity i peculiarly
shockuc 80 hat he makes disturbance than boys
IN general can easily occasion. These are among the
tesh features 10 be seen in this popular resort
a German tragedy on the subject of " Harold"
King Of The molly treated IN Bulwers beau
tiful rcmancewas lately produced at the schauspie
haus, Berlin, and met with cordial reception The
piece is the work OF Herr Wdenbruch aud has long
been In print though never before acted The Meinngen
Company recently appeared at the Friedrich Wilhelm
stadt Theatre in Walensteins Camp and the Pie
cOOnin Of schiller The scenery and dresses used IN
these revivas WERE Is said, careful accurate and
beautiful
Mr. Boucicault's old and weI-wOrn comedy
OF London Assurance,"a piece that is really phenom
email in It's almost total Lack OF genuine worth Of charac
Ter or charm OF tone and Of human feengwas lately
revived at the London Vaudeville Theatre, where it met
with favorable reception. The glitter and dash OF the
piece explain this result. Besides, it is well acted
Miss Ada Cavendish the Lady Gay SpGnker Mr. Neville
the Dazzle Mr. Thorne The hark hedde Mr. FaIren the
Sir HGrcout County and Mr. Righlon theDoAy Spdnker
Miss Alma Murray played Graee HGrkaW0y Miss
Csvendish although exceedingly nervous played brill
lantly us Lazy Gay Span eT
A melodrama, named Humanity, or Pas
sages in the Life Of Grace Darling" has been brought
out London Standard and is thus described by The
London EehO: There are two stupendous villains, and
one small ditto, who plot TO become possessed Of
estate which belongs 10 the heroine Grace D0rg This
ladys goes abroad gain proofs Of the vany of
the schemers, and. reaching the English coast, is
wrecked in dreadful Storm but is rescued by Grace
who takes the boat alone N heavy This If cap
italy worked and reused the audience 10 enthusiasm.
But the thrilling part of the play is death strug
gle between the two chief villains who while protesting
" wOk together 70 secure the property. have been
oeavOring OutWit each other They fire PISTOLS clutch
each = thrOafs and. when the firearms fail
the 1reous and beat each other about the head. while
blood Deecass their faces. Al last one PUSHES Old
Staircase pursued by the other; they again wrestle,
when the staircase gives way with sudden craeh, and
people gct their This struggle Is founded upon
Similar that occurred many years ago III Northum
Deflabd-si.. Strand"
The play Of " FOgg's Ferry" in which Miss
Minnie Nadden Will forward at the Park Theatre,
Tomorrow evening-makng first appearance here
as'ar-s he work Of Mr. Charles [. Callahan, Of Cncn
natl andi9 said ~ tel interesting story OF Western lie.
Tie outlines Of this tale have made known. The
central person is girl named chip, the daughter OF
certain Judge NorooOd She has however been reared
o. the daughter OF Ohio River ferryman named Fogg
while a spurious daughter has been imposed upon
the Judge This imposition is known 10 Bruce RairdoH
q bad man who seeks 70 wed ChiD,-with a view to
pront Dy MS knowledge OF her paernity-but he il re-
Hrsso d ~ u sIso known 70 Gerald White whom ChiD
ioveh, emo VINO redprocates her affection. md t6se
toNefn th"art their enemies, and ultimafev o., - -
h1"Iel 70 u. embraces Of her Judicial father rs H. ,
slCge '.eI starting as novelty in plots but t1c dra
lnauc development OF II may reveal fresh nea,,,t "a
MISS AA1dern VIII personate chin and Mr. Afkns I
renee, Mr.. A. II. Hastings. Mr. llham CuIlinpt,r a.
EoDerl = Ison, Mr. h. Blake Miss N. Lodunk1 Y1nnr
mr. Ace brOoks. and Madame Mlchette VIII cooperatS
Il lie performance.