New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
THE DRAMATIC WEEh.

rr,o rocord of local stage affairs, Just now,
oo.d ~ ,r,a,s The managers winding up the
a.on and ali things, In this sphere OF tLeatrcal acuN
s,v conyerge arda summer SATURDAY ncAt
a. Wa1lack lld aside Tine Cape Mall ana "ILe
snowfall =" which have not proved attractive ana PEE
sented ala Belle Russo, which owes its success mere
almost exclusively to Miss Rose Coghlan The season
., vauocE'. Theatre has three weeks yet to and
nromi.e has been made OF revival of the "Road to
Iuin" Nh Wallack himself has gone 70 Chicago where
he fnfls an engagement OF two veese...CnaI'e'
Wvpdham a, the Union Square Theatre, enGeI his en-
gagemcnt on Saturday night, In The Grea' divorce
Case" He has been amply successful in many cites CT
America this season, and he Will return to US next year
Miss Helen Barry begins an engagement al the CnIDn
Bouare Theatre tonight, In TON Taylors PLAY OF h'"
yrght's Wife" This lady 10 neither novice hoi a."
ndycnturer but a wel-knOwn actress VINO Las s"'Hou
her positiOn on the London stage ana VINO Cdlns "'
,on nv the malicious erpedent Of presenting theatrical
novelty IL night mentioned mat she mas ueV WIN
r,sfortpre and bereavement OF late while on VISIT 10
.ner,ca. Inn the troubles which surround human
creature are attractive 10 the public nor hnueh
sal with IT, sorrow repress its tears, and clothe
n, face with emile and 50 press onward In the oate OF
life holding by the nand OF resolution and arriving 10
hone as well as 10 labor. Thus nuns the world away
MI Pltt's Comedy Company Will continue for another
week at tie BjOu Theatre to perform In MT AiDety
comedy of The Two Roses" Mr.. Pitt hluseH Is lue
representative Of Digby Grant, the character ID winch
Henry Irving achieved one OF his earliest ana most re
narkabe successes the London stage, ana OF WINCH
Charles Fisher the first performer In TINS
pi Walsck's Theatre. on the opening night MI nv
was H. and for this the piece did not move WIN
Inc requisite sm0Ohness and freedom But IL goes 'eiy
well now and the performance Will amply r""aru
thoughtful attention. Mr. Albery's comedy nesus no
description here Human seishness and eccentrlcity
In their strange aud generally hostile bearing upon 'e
Efforts OF the affections readust the circumstances OF
everyday life, have not ia any modern play been
better exhibited than they are ia this one ana us
t,yle is especially fluent and bright Mt
Pitt takes his company to Philadelphia on May 2l ap
bearing al the Arch Street Theatre Mitchell
has ended her engagement at the Grand Opera House.
and that stage will now be occupied by the spectacle Of
"Tho Black Crook" Days Theatre is 10 be re-
opened tomorrow for several farewell performances OF
opera-boude by Nine. TheO, NJ Capoul and Maurice
Grau's French Opera Company. NJ. GrAu hmscl is on
the voyage TO Europe
Mr. Roncicaut has withdrawn bis excellent and popu-
lar play of THE ShauShrauu." and tonight be
will produce the star Theatre, his latest IiSh DRAMA
"The Amadau." THIS work il IL iaumatcd. has been
rewritten by its author since its production III Boston
and if So it has, of course beea improved; for Mt bon-
ccaut Is a resolute. thorough and tasteful literary
worker and a most unspauns critic Of himself ana us
own productions. He will MchGel OLtaTy IN inc
new piece. While his son, Nj. Don Boucicdult j. Will
undertake the wild boy" CoV, which the der Bonc
Cault acted in BOsOn....Thc melancholy e1Ollloh o.
Mile. Etelk9 JOTTy al the flI ANVHuV AHV'4'' N'S"
slturdaynisLj such display O. assurance andMcfceh-
CIV has seldom been made, and cht not TO be repeated
Miss Loa comes 10 this theatre on May q TO give
farewell engage Inen,, prior TO her departure for Eng
laiG, waeie she designs to Ten ain for long
time. Haycrly's United soItated MAStOdon
NInetreis" may be found his week, and io' some
time thereafter M HaverY's Theatre. me Professor
was put bed there Saturday evening ard his sunoel
should not again be disturbed. o, may the eaI On
him ie lighter than did his nonsense upon u :" $500.
k1nstTcls are al the Cosmopolitan IheaTc-Calei-
ders COnsolaa ed Troupe, which consists o. sly
famous darLics" Nbios they have been giving
1.-THE ROmany Rye. but this gives place tonight 10
Her AtoncIncut. the Theatre COnique Mestrs
Ifarrg ~ Hart s cOntenttO offer their popuous,
busting ana merry of THE Muddy Day"
Mile Gcistipgcr made it lively or late ior all corners
10 the Ihaa Theatre. where she plays her sl ewe en-.
eagemcnt......"A Russian Honeymoon" Is anu0uuCe ed
fOr continued repetition at the Madison square Theatre
1874 Bunch OF kcys, or the Hotel" ia which MI.
Edoun and his company are so amusing ana popular
passed nfCth consecutive performance last FHd"y,
al Francisco o. House and ths farce VIII 20
forward for some time 1890. Record has already Deen
made tuis journal Of tho production OF 50 amelia,
at the STANDARD Theatre and The Princess OF Irebi
zOpdo a. ihr Casino. These pieces WI be kept eeiOre
the pubNc until further notice.