New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-26
THE DRAMATIC WEEK.


Several fresh incidents invite the attention
of playgoers this week. the local theatres Mr. Frank
Mayo comes OK to after long absence appearing
at the Grand Opera House, az Badger In Ihe Stee's o
New-York." He is manly actor, OF style AZ ohce
romantic and forcible, and his performances always
pease and often impress Mr. Frank Nordaunt also re-
rns to this city, after proracted tour. and Will come
forth at Mr. Hickeys theatre, the Cosmopolitan IN
the now yellknown drama OF Old Shipmates, by the
genial and popular Robert G. Morris. MI Bartey
Campbelrs spectacle play entitled Siberia pro
duced in San Francisco, and subsequently acted IN
various ces-is now be offered herc,snd may De seen
at Hayerly's Theatre,-succeeding Her Atonement'
The Mnstrcs OF Messrs Primrose West VIII emerge ~
Nlbos arden where The Black Venus has ceased irem
troubling and the weary consequently at rest MI
Henderson, the Standard, Will bring form Lecocqs
opera of Mcaea another version OF which Is areaoy
current at the BUou Theatre. Fresh programmes VI
from the poets and dramasts are announceo
at the Turf Club Theatre and at Chickering Hail. by
George Riddle Sidney woolett and Locke Richardson.
slguor sayni enters the second and last week Of
his uresept engagement of the Academy OF Music and
will be seen as King Lear, OtelIO ana Hamlet lie is
by-theway, TO act fl Boston and In Philadelphia IN
The Outlaw" after leaving New-York and 1t has been
arranged that Clara Morris will appear In conjunction
with him that drama and in ono other drana-apay by
the late GIacommcti "The Silver King goes forward
az Wallaoks Theatre and Mr.. Osmond Tearo and Miss
Rose Coghan sustain it's chief characters with unaeacd
spirit aud ncessant and picturesque ehect. An ld'c
runner Of the illness Of Mr. Teare has been circulated
but IN fact the actor Is quite WELL AMI was never more
effective IN his professional efforts than at the present
time To our taste however, the acting oil MISS Rose
Coghlan is the browning beauty aud sustaining ana-
ton of this drama She Is seen in n slight. skeehy ana
conventional part but she has sufused II with noby
passionate feeling and true tenderness and she presents
touching type Of woman-ike fdelty-such asTom Moore
painted in four immortal lines Of his song, Come rest
in, this bosom" Nj. J. X. Emuet and Mr. Mckee Ran
Kin have depqr.el Monte Cristo" lugers yet at
Booths Theatre musical pe,e by Mr.. Guner entitled
The Dino Novel," Is to be produced at the BJOu Thea
ire on tho 9Th Of March
"a Parsian Romance" is the crest Of the wave, at
the Union Square Theatre, and seems destined 10 Dc
many times repeated "Young Mrs Winthrop" ia prev
nent at the Madison Square Theatre "Mcsoreys INA
tu has passed it's Tooth representation, at the Theatre
Comioue and is stl in the enjoyment OF active public
fayor This compound of merriment satire, I'd char
acter sport and nonsense is sustained with admirable
zsal BY all concerned it, and especial y 10y Edward
Harrigan It's ingenious author, and Tony Hart IL
Algfu inner sonator OF the Irish Biddy. No wonder
the NAV .ucceeds There is stupid pomp or solemn
ureeus,on here. Tho material may be common but II
ia u,ei with exce ent Judgment and the utmost sncer-
ity Tlo,e who love laughter should not omit TO 'st
the Theatre Comique. They will be wise. also TO see the
san Francisco Mnstres who continually Offering
fresh features of entertainment. and whose be'1ue Of
Mother Goose" has been brilliant popular success.
1.-THE oueen's Lace Handkerchief" is announced for
continued repetition at the Casino. The Boston local
Opera Company occupies the stage OF tho fih Avenue
and dives. q pleasing serlos OF musical tertainmens
Mr.. Days new piece produced az ms th91To lSS Nsn,,
VIII Of course be rcpesiei there. LulWig Btr4ay
remains at the Thss Theatre and Is constantly ganns
In popularity with those Americans VINO 40 t0s.o MN
Win the Germans be is great favofite, aud has been
from the first.