New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

1WentY-tnTtc THEATRES were btIht up idsI
year In dH-ren parts OF the world.
"The Silver King will follow Mr.. Wal
lacks diteen performances OF "Ours."
The melOdrama OF THE ROmany Rye" will
be Inflicted upon Brooklyn tails evening, at Hayeriy Is
Theatre.
Mr.. Bronson Towards play of Young Mrs.
Winthrop" has had q run OF 100 nights in this
city.
Signor Salvini is to appear at the Academy
of Mns this city. on February 10, beginning Ina
farewell engagement"
The sale of seats for the opening week OF
Miss Mary Anderscns engagement at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre began Thursday.
Mr.. Cornelius Matthews has begun in The
Neo- York Mirror the publication Of his recoe ctiou',
under the title OF " Hall Century"
The Mount Morris Theatre, ut Harlem, was
occupied last week by Mr.. John stevens who will be
SUE G edod This evening ny the VOkes Family.
At the Novelty Theatre, Williamsburg, last
week the act al drama Of "Hazel Krke" was prevalent
Miss Rose Eytinge comes here Tomorrow evening.
At Colonel SInn's Park Theatre, Brooklyn,
last week " Taken fron Life was the attraction, pre-
scented 10y Mr.. Samuel Colvle's dramatic company.
Miss Helen Bancroft, new asDirant for
eminence OF theatrical pOstiOn will at the Turf
Club Theatre the 22d INST. Julia in 1.-THE Hunch
back under the management Of Ne sTs. Pond and
Maze Edwards
George Fawcett Rowe will leave London
tomorrow for journey in Egypt. lie procoeds 10
Alexandria thence Cairo, and thence up Nile
the second cataract. Mr.. Rowe has iust finished his
play with winch the Grand THEATRE III LOnd on,
will be opened.
Saturday night saw the end Of Mr.. BARLEY
Campbelfs drama of 1.-THE White Slave that absurd
and prepOsterous renssh Of Uncle Toms Cabin and
Flag " Will ny there tonight
Miss Fanny Davenport has bought Sardou's
play OF Fedora" -. Tor America. This piece-panful in
subject ingenious in plot and terrible IN clinax-is
lrref n AL he
inc.
MISS Helen Bancroft, who is to appear at the
Turf Club Theatre on the 22d ins Julia. In " The
Auncnback" recently member Of Mr.. Days stock
10 remain. The public Ia mol csmorous for new Julas
- Mr.. Wallack will effect a revival OF " She
soops TO Conquer" Wednesday evening OF this week,
ana Will mpersonAte Aarloue Miss Rose Coghlan will
ducsd a. Waack's Monday, tne 22d inst. Mr.. o.
m,nd Tear!o has the leading part.
Miss Mary Anderson was very ill in Balti-
more Wednesday, and could not appear. large
dence had 20 be dismissed. Neuralgia from work
and Dta strain. was the trouble. Miss Anderson is
much better now. however, and will appear in New
YORK tc-Dignt as announced.
Miss Genevieve Ward is acting at the London
Olympic Theatre. where appeared on Saturday
night the 9th inst, In "ForgetMe-Not." The opening
performance MAS the IlVth o. ySfpha"e &c AehTraf
sIone are In her company. The revival has been
hailed with great satisIartsn
John Mccullough has given seven perform
ances in Brooklyn Haveriy's Theatre, to crowded
houses ana he goes 10 Boston. Some idea Of the
enormous popularity enjoyed by this great aoOr
may be ga from the fact hat the actual receipts
from MS two weeks In Philadelphia ending on the Gu
inst were $19.2JO
Mr.. w. j. Comley, manager OF the Comley
Barton Com pany known the fact that he has
new American drame" entitled The Princess Chuck"
winch will be produced by ami by aud In winch Mrs.
Lizzie Harold COmley will enace the choi onaracter
The Is nIusIodL Old Coley CiDber wrote an
opera called CDuck"
The statement lately set afioat that Miss Mary
Anderson made an engagement 10 appear ON the
London stage is untrue, and-ke hundreds Of other
At emt waich get into print about hea peopl-
ia only upOd IDLE aud meddesOme
Miss AnucrsUu has asked IN appear
In London and Gnat Is the Total oil the ibatter.
Tine new arrangement for "The COrscan
Brothers ut Booth. Theatre is a good Mr. Bangs
enacts The Fraacht and Mr.. Theodore Hamilton
pears as Uhaieau Refdd. Mr.. Charles Barron, OF tue
Boston Museun, doclued 10 cOme-as might have been
ex ecteu NJ. Barron - nlan Vi sehse, Hnd one wh0
.ows when il a good position His decision Was
VII. ana right.
Clara Fisher (Mrs. Maeder) has been for sixty
i've years The stage and sine sevsnytwo years old