New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-08

u,,,o February 8, 1862, and who VIII cOso 'H..''
peono ..,, occasion Mr.. Boyd has always oeeh tne
nc,nal keeper OF this theatre ana o' Oo % H "
so,,d with all it's vicssitudes 1t seems appropriate
.h, be shou,d have q benefit Ga the CLOSING night
Rooth's Theatre is to be turned into shop''
Another benefit occasion may mere agaih 20 lieu,
,,oned-that of the performances for the Actors
s saS rh,rsday ne1L April II, is the
ssr and there will be performances at
O'clock D. M at most Of tho tsestles throughout
tbe United states In this city Mr.. MeCgomsn ncs sn al
sSss Mary Anderson will combine III peroImanco VI
"@ingomaT or OF Tbe Lady of Lyons" at the Gian.
Onsra House This Is the wises ARRANGEMENT that hI
bean made in this reaon The important point Oh u
ncb occssons is tho attrscuos-not the p1rp9se
People attend the theatre, not TO 40 good TO re-
to please Themselves The managers nave So.. not
sources In this in ance. at toer cOnmanc ~ Goes he
seem that they making judclous use u nr t,aces
aggregate of receipts, however from 81 '""A' r'N0
has already bsen made hsGe OF Sac
Theatre This Will be seen tomorrow night ny rnS I'd
Of the comedy is elsewhere pTn't tSs nece-Ike two
satumnal @srgold bosmng upon single Dfs s1e@ !"
.unshipe Of Qc tsDScr last night Peace be with her
Se Was fragile creature but she has sood epaph
remarkably well M sna S sas ballad
and I are Out +" she will not be forgotten Russian
t tune will prove a society" sensation-tae
anthor or adaptor. Mira. Burton n Hartls;Hn s lively
II, ibnss spCles 10 contrast the o
this piece by professional actors WIN ,re iTae play Is
ne IL fhan id
nrobsDIy an adaptation from Fronc0 cro Oh INC o''
Euglish " Honeymoon" o,o % the brightest Of
the frocsome farce aud burlesque conpaeS ot
period, will reappear in New nofh M bronson How
ards farce of "GTeenR Room Fun" u reg Hafr
season at Days Theatre closed last Sm ,S S
NAV Of and in otaer bright features OF men M
EXTENSIVE and strong repertSfy 30 snd Ewes his
Sscences Of travel in foreign lands, cra
StcteOoSVP,N
tive scenes in an entertaining manner bou0i
cau certainly the repfeseh.e aeirs remains
o. the Star Theatre. and should be renenDGrSa
With t the G nSn ,t ns closing S
Patti aud scach remain an ther week AT tIe
Of Mq ssfTasy the a Se urss.
week the BOu Opera HUui Pi So sssu Of n English
COMEDY begins there on April IL WITT Caste ~ the re-
viva whereof should prove one OF tns u,gn'cS' aIu
BARLEY CsmpLells sensation drama Of : Inc White
Slave may DC seen at the Cosnopo'uh lpTso r'cd
nv "The silver King" which remains strong
ana sufficient attraction. Mcsars HaIIlgan q
Hart have made certain beneficial mydincatoniS
IN The Muddy Day." and they ainounce that VIVA
Irish farce Tor continuous repetition al lner ~ .
remain at the san Francisco Ihcatrt and anord anue
meut to many persOns...-..Ihe spilSHuy h'ie va,
meyer m ann nosd if Se by those WHO
ciate the ia hing style Of German c3lneay ' m
Tho sino and the bill will be repeatedly changed.
Testimonial concert Miss Marion roster occurs no
Tuetday at tie Acadny OF Musio MI D1 tI
Graf show mantains its ascepdency at the Madison
Square Garden aud will remain there LOT lhe PioS'
1t draws enormous audiences h.
one eomparat1ve novelty week just ended was me
first promotion here OF s. The Planters MIie az 1 a
still current avery's Theatre with Miss MAUI vi
ger In the CHIEF character This Is OF the many OF ILe
crude plays which result from st;ainng eIof 10 ueS
seusation situations The premises are iantAsllc auu
irrational; the conduct Of the plot IL Illogical anu
caprcious tie style is tnin and tre Inc heiohe na
dlsgraceu secret on her mind, which sue Wisns ~ ~
communicate lover before e HaTTles her Dut nt
will moi hear it-and then, after marriage wheh CROP
forth there ia trouble The incidents which occur cOuu
mot occur in real ie and would not DE dramatic II ney
did line from Jerrold might be quoted To express Ine
general drift Of hougat underes TINS production
"yrtuc q q Work of lime, and you cannot arse chaI
'acter ike a salad" Miss Maud Granger Is handsome
and earnest in al her scenes ana she invests them VIII
q pleasing and touching air OF sincerity.