New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

It is said that Mr. Barnum is in ne gOtiatiOn
for the Alexandra Palace, London
The receipts taken at Glasgow during Mr..
irylug's recent engagement there Of twelve nights
Amounted to $22,5OO.
Mr.. Barrett reaches the fiftieth consecutive
performance of Francesca da Rimini," at the star
Theatre lhis evening.
"The Dukes Motto" is in preparation at
the Avenue Theatre, and WILL in due time succeed
the comedy Of " Money
NJ. Coqueliu, the French comedian, will visit
the United states next year and give performances IN
New-YOrk, Philadelphia aud Boston
At the Star Theatre tonight, the oc-
casion of the hfteth consecutive performance OF
"Francesca Da Rimn" souvenir picture will be pre-
sented to the audience
A performance of "The Pirates of Pen
gance" by the Greenwich Literary Society occurred at
the Lexington Avenue Opera House, the 1lth inst
Mr.. L. r. Dressler presiding over the band
NJ Sardou has congratulated Miss Daven>
port By cable on her signal in Fedora MI Col
Vile states that his receipts have been very large since
"Fedora was produced at the Fourteenth Street Thea
ter aud that Miss Dayenports engagement WILL II pos
sible, be prolonged
Last Friday afternoon one of the Madison
SQUARE Theatre companies acting in The Rajah"
at the Chestnut Opera House, Philadelphia gave
that city. The receipts exceeded Sl4OO Fine floral
tributes presented to the company
MIR. Austin BreTetCn, the author of the Life
Of Henry Irving, aud Editor Of the fourth volume Of
that useful London publication, Dramatic Notes. was a
passenger aboard the Adritc, arriving here Friday
evening Mr. BrereJOn hther on pleasure trip
and Will visit Niagara and other interesting places in ur
country.
Mr. FlocktOn, who will appear at the People 5
Theatre tonight in THE New Flying DutcIman,"
bears a resemblance to Mr. Henry Irving The
MAY in which Mr. FlocktOn will appear is announced as
an interesting drama four acts, written for Msssrs.
Fockton Edmunds by T. H. Cheney" It is IN fact,
theatrical synopsis OF recent very clever Christmas
btOry 10y Mr. Robert Buchanan.
The present is the last week Of the engage
xnent of Mr. and Mrs Florence, at the Grand Opera
House and they will be Blrd0eH SiOte and Mrs.
GRfory Mr. Florence has lately twice gwen his fine
performauce OF OaDL Quite, work which is at
curiosity and sweet refreshment It's effect however,
suffered somewhat from tbs Incompetence OF the sur
rounding cast. eileen Oge has been received VIII
ipneb favor and 1t is well that Mr. Florence not
entirely abandon Irish characters-Of hlch he Is the
best living representative
Kate ClaxtOn's success in "The Sea of Ice "
in which romantic drama will shortly be at the
Third Avenue Theatre IN this citys especially notable
as showing the versatile talent with which she has
broken away from long established pecuiarites
the blind Louise in "The Two Orphans" Miss CaKton
snacts Ogara and Louise de LaScoS, and these con-
trased parts afford TO the actress an OCCASION that Is
amply improved for the display Of various talents She
has had new scenery painted for The Sea Of Ice, and
che carries this In her train, together win nuner-
GUS ana efficient company. a little child, owe Berkeley
Is member OF the corps ana mas attracted unusual ana
pleased attention.
We record here the full cast with which
"Masks and Faces" has been revived al WallacRs