New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-07
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Mr. Raymond Will come to the Grand Opera
House January Is, and win produce there the new
piece lately acquired by him. entitled In PARADISE"
Mr.. Charles Roberts, jr.-tbat peculiar favo-
rte among be heard next Tuesday evening,
Caledonia Hail. in Eighthave. On the 17th inst Mr.
Roberts appears &c Uuca.
Locke Richardson will pass the month of
May III Western New-YorK, giving his shakespearian
entertainments at several cities He is to give five
citals in Buffalo
Buffalo Bill viii irradiate Brooklyn this week,
at the Grand Opera House, acting in a sensational
drama called Twenty Days" Miss Minnie Madden
succeeds HIM, at that theatre, on January 10.
a statement, lately circulated in many news
papers, to the effect that Miss Clara Morris would play
eDga cement conformity with signor savinI. is abso
utely untrue and without ouDdationas light readily
have been surmisod Neither of these artists would
either wise or likely to enter into such combination
There is the promise of great sport at the
Opera House of the San Francisco MInstrels A bur-
esque OF Iolantbe" will be brought out there to-
night, Ito title is " Internationally, or The
Steer and the Peri" and Its Plaster Cast of Cnarao-
ters" will include Birch, Backus. Hamilton, Ricarao,
Slavin aud many other iayorite performers
j. b. Studley-that sterling actor, Of the old
SCHOOL, has play. which he will make profess
sona tour Of the United Sates next There
few in the dramatic profession who have many
friends there Is whose ambitious efforts, and
whose success would be witnessed with good
will.
~ StIlch' Vi Ouuuuy tNtuluS TtdulISs II ul-
nOunced by Miss Harriet webbto occur at No 260 West
Twentythirdst This looks like dangerous adventure,
whom We consider that the police recently taken
arresng churc-mcmbers for skating sunday even
such remote and desert places as silver Lake. =.
John Mccullough appears in Brooklyn tO-mOr-
will act there Throughout the week-so that
an opportunity Of seeing the greatest heroic actor of the
time placed within the reach of the play
going pubic. Mr.. Mccullough will act a round OF the
parts with which hs name is 80 brilliantly associated
During the first week of her engagement at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre, Miss Mary Anderson will ap
pear only iu the character of Pauline in The Lsdy
OF Lyons" but Berthe in "Roands Daughter. Miss
Anderson s this week. Baltimore, and VIII there
effect revival of Ion." in which tragedy she has not
appeared for time II is probable that, in the
course her New York engagement, she will enact IoH
and also Neg Herrtes.
The temperance of the Vokes Family, to be
effected Tomorrow night, in the Fifth Avenue Theatre
aud OF the HanlOn-Lees who simultaneously csme TO
the Windsor Theatre Is o guarantee OF merrIment at
both ends of the town. The young people in particular
viii have reason to rejoice over the return OF these
merry making players who afford abundance Of innocent
pleasure and whose presence especially welcome and
appropriate at festival season Twelfth Night celeD IA
brations will be IN order next Friday
The Chicago Inter- Ocean says I" Ii must
he with sense OF relief that who sdmres true act
ing from the shallow pretenccs OF Mrs Langry to
the earnest and excellent performance OF Mas
Kate PatsOn, seeing the animation and expression in
her face noting the force and feeling In her work The
contrast striking 1t Is most suggestive. II de-
termines beyond doubt is the distance
between ability and perimentast with
out intrinsic merit even though the Latter may seem 10
acquired what any worth can attain and hold. The
difference this: Miss Pstson viii receive eomnenda
ton for the excellence of her representations through
any varying round OF seasons: Mrs LangtrT VIII fa
out of her present orbit forgotten before the
sation she has created wall cease 10 be remembered