New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
TIE DRAMATIC WEEK.

SovaroI incidents of minor importance oc-
,,re., IN the course Of the st we> g Mp Charfes d.
psbop at the Fourteenth Street Theatre IN
taroe called strictly Business by Mr.. A. Gauter.
MISS Minnie Berlen appeared she San Francisco nio
Gro, rfeatre IN a domestic mel sdrama, entitled " TWO
I,ristuas Ewes" by Mr. Lester Ereeman. seasafion
MEGA 81, led "Keniuck," by m J. j. McCioskey was
rresepted at the win1ser Theatre. Prince hethn'
salem was produce The Cosmopolitan Ineaue. lug
Continental Guards, froy }ew-orleans. came Iors" ~
the Grand Opera and presented military taoesus
And a performance Of - RoI 90 ana 5unei' Win
,u.ical accompaniment, r-currod at the Acade'a OF
Music All of these gene. except "striciiS SnSr
resso and prince Hethasaleni" winch VIII DC cum
tuned Another presentnsnt ~ Prince Methusalein
IL announced as Forthcoming at tine Casino Pop ana
Ricessurprse Party, will endure for one week more az
ths B.,ou Opera House. THE Raiah" goes on al the
MANSON square Theatre Thus the BILOXI, the Casino
the s,oopoliian Haverlys the Madison Square ana
The windsor are the only in New York that are
now open.
One of the priy eges Of individuals is also Of the
privileges OF the press-that namely OF rcsarving cr
"a, apioa ana discussion nenewspaper is bound 10 re-
cord mat rial facts; bt sn0 bound to comment upon
them except when the public good requires it. Silence
"a eeldenv Mos. Of tue theatrical Incidents just enumer-
atea were absolutely trivial, sBi unworthy of coDsid
Grafton The attack on Romeo and Juliet" with
s,gnsr Carran0 RejtsO, aud FIualein Audener as
J,.list-and the Academy stage thicky sffewn with
broken Engish.-was. in p~rticular beneath contempt
signor Carrano Italian and performs on the flute
Fraueln Muldener is a German, and performs ON the
metzs Neither OF them act This Wild attempt at
shakespearlan tragedy apparently. made o- the sa
Of discorsin tire music of Berlioz hut this pur-
r,se Was badly effected TIE military evoutons of the
Continental Guards. IN ike inner. were OF little con-
seo,ence They occurred IN the theatre-where they
were out of placeaud they attracted attention. The
SUCCESS of Prince Meth5aem fairly promising but
mt brilHant-at the Cosmopolitan, has already been
described IN this place Mr.. j. McCloskey's drama Of
sKentuck" done al the Windsor, would not, at any
time merit seriocs thought. Produced N this dead
season yearwheG assem5lases of the people are
uncomfortable and undesirab!eit calls for nothing
beyond word Of mention. II is the theatrical exposi
tion family feud in Ksntaeky, and it presents Mr.
Frank Morlaunt and Mr.. Henry ColtoD bellizerent
ANTAGONISTS in love aud IL is neither better
worse than the average OF Mr. j. j. McCloskeys blood
and-thn1der productions which usually deal with cx
tremely unpleasant persons in red flannel shirts and
topboots armed with bowi,-nifes and connected with
miaes. Similar persons occurred the play OF 1.-TWO
Christmas Eves," the San Francisco Minstrel Theatre
"a mass OF mona respecting a rufan who hired an
assassin kill his wife, and thus drove her NAL. and
who ultimately committed suicide when she had
recovered her ai2d could accept another and
better husband. Miss Beriein 9nown at the Theatre
Comique Annie Macs3, forth in this the wife.
and looked WELL and effectively demented; but the
lady distnctvey superior the line OF
stock periOrmers. hor effort accordingly failed
Mr. Bishop, at the Fourteenth street House. late
Haysfly's, manage by Coyille and Gilmore. has
made popular hit He represents American
"drumasr" called abroad "a commercial traveller" ana
les agent the sale Of pork ported meats
in Europe His name IL PAiLsias HIS IL goOdalssnored.
expeditions, intrusive and vulgar. He IL placed IN
absurd posdOns and made to figure IN prepOsterous ad
ventures He joins the Nists. is %edaed a Russian
Countess and like Fresh Mr.. A. G.. CUTTERS ether
Prerequisites his wife under diihrAt0s. The cbarac-
ter viewed seriously oe sve one, and the type
OF most Objectionable class but Mr. Bishops bury
person aud INGENIOUS fun his work from the
Iezion Of sobeiy. He makes his audionee larigh
this h good service. He IL efficiently aided by Miss
Emma Pierce, who enacts the ba1tifu Countess aud
who Is a woman OF both talent and beauty.