New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-09
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

THEATRICAL MISCELLANY
The marriage of Mr. Louis Harrison TO Miss Schultz was
recently announced in Boston.
The OF the burlesque, " Blue Beard at the Bpou
Opera House, will end on the I4th Of June.
Buffalo Bill. with his Wild West company, will
emerge here Oh June 10th, the Polo Grounds
Mr.. Gerald Eyre has made hit as Jdgo'', in e The
etrangers OF Paris" II is strong, picturesque, ana
~relidnished performance.
Mary Anderson was welcomed with great enthusiasm
A Dublin 81 Ike Ireland she says, the people are SO
whOle-souled and so simple
Messrs Charles r. Bacon, treasurer. and isaac NJ.
WALL advertising agent of the Third Avenue Theatre,
had complimentary benefit at thar house last wecd-
The Battle of Yorktown Building cat Ffty-ninth-St and
Madison-ave open every day, Sunday included oT tne
exhibition OF painting OF the surrender OF Cornwas 70
Washington at Yorktown, Va
: May Blossom" the Madison Square Theatre, is
on its third month and II continues to draw good
houses. This theatre will remain epsn all summer
wallack's :" Lady Claro Company on six months
tour OF tae country under tie management Of Messs
@. asd c. Frohman The trip will include visit to Call
fornia
Nile. Adele Cornalba has been engaged principal
Dancer in the spectacle Of 1.-THE Naad Queen, which
wiz be produced at the Cosmopolitan Theatre on June
Changes in the cast Of MAY Blossom" the Madison
square Theatre noted Mr. CHAMPION takes the place
OF IeMoyne as Pors9n Bartlett and Miss Fernandez taxes
The place o. Miss Elberts as Latlc Meg.
Mrs Iaugtry denies the statement lately published,
that she intended to undertake the management OF
NewYork theatre, in association with Mr. Bouccanit.
Mn. Lsngtry will be this week at Cheyenne anu
balt Lake.
P,r.eps desrous Of seeing The strangers OF Paris
NAV accomplish their object by visiting the Peoples
Theatre this week II is announced thst " Inc queens
Laee Handkerchief" will be presented al thaV mousse oN
June 10.
Niblo's Garden, and the Theatre COmique closed on
MAY 3Ist revival Of "Ths strangers Of Paris '
OF the Grand Opera House and the appearance Of essr
Barry and Fay at the Third Avenue lhea1re' IL HisH
drama. were incidents or last week
Mrs. Langtry devoted the first week of june
e. Denver. Col. and will give this week TO Che!-
enue -lt Lake City She reaches san traIcLso on
June 10 and acts there for two weeks enhS uet seSo
on June 2s.
John Gilbert has gone to his seaside cottage at MAJ
Chester Mass, aud he intends to resi- I'LL fsiL
On October he is to appear At the Boston Museum tof
two weeks in old comedy, and then ne VIII return 20
NevYOrk. for the regular season at WaacAa 4hea'e-
which be- gins ID NOveInDer
F4sveoers are reminded that the stage o. the Fourteenth
Ytreet Theatre viii. this week be occupied with tn
aztcal buresque entitled Penny e,-Of which All
pOuncsment has already bean made. The scenes are
local and the music said he lively. Mr. Frederick
Oakland. a English tenor, will appear me cAst III
eules 1--WE women. and there will be a large chorus
7Be London Stage says: Henry J. Byron died on the
very day that Lawrence Barrett made his FIRST appe
Rnee at the Lyeeun Theatre Aprn I'D. IL was Ny
Byron wlo at Liverpool in 1868, gave Mr. Barrett MS
rrst engag ment in England DurinS his stay OF SIX
pists in Lverpoo-is only appearance IN ms cou1,r
untl this year-Mr. Barrett acted H@m5ef S.gys"c"'
IHfrd HtchcttcN
Mr.. Gus Williams, at the NewYOrk Comedy IhtaUe'
WAS received last week with some favor in Captain Ais-
Ier. His engagement is 70 be prolonged Mr. WlHanH
viewed as an actor does not detain attention. but hs
sprghtnes- and comic accuracy in the use OF German
herein he pleas rs small class OF plty-gjers-
Ii has been incorrectly stated in print that MI David
BsascO TO assist Mr. Robert 8 Morris In revising ana
Improving Mr. Morriss drama, The Pulse OF NeT-Iork
This is calculated to convey impression to the dis
credit of the talents Of Mr. Morris wh0 "a ne wrots the
play without aid, no doubt mend Its detects III 'Ae
same manner
~Nordeck.o new drama by Frank Mayo and j. G
WILSON, pro Iuced Haverlys Theatre Chieagorecent
IS strongly commended by The Iaer-Oeed", OF that
city for interest of story Of incidents and stk
20 contain an material Il Is based on German
novel called "Vineta," and is highly romantic
Messrs Barry and Fay, appearing last week at the
Third Avenue Theatre. announced as the eminent
comedians They disclosed their emnence in piece en-
titled 81 vi 49," written by Mr. Adoph Nnend9rf Ins
i've acts and vac Me.sT Bsy and FAY are in
Tt two variety performers Of small cpsci VIC ar
epdeavoring initiate MesSrs Harr1gan and Hart III
Irish farces.
nOp Monday evening Juno 2 Augustn Days excellent
dramatic company appeared at Hooeys Theatre Cni-
cago.-begnning engagement OF nVe weeks ihe pay
was Dollars and Sense" the attahodioe ms O
prodigous and made known that no sucA thealca
bness was ever before done in Chicago during the time
pf political convention. On the opening nlsht MI
James Lewis In the last act Of the comedy anhounGeG
he DARK Horse and " as tDefeuPub
with tunuit OF cheers. Mr.. Days provincial OI, Iha
season has been great success In money and repu'@-
ton.
zThe Grand Opera House closed on Saturday -.-.Ihe
Third Avenue Theatre is closed The Wages Of 5n
will go 10 the country -...A ballet viii be introduced
this week into Madam Piper" Wallacks "The
Little Duke Is TO follow Faika at the Casino, very
soon Blue Beard" goes for another week At the
Biou Opera The Eden Nusee Is open all the
time The musical season al Manhattan Beach began
OIL Saturday Mr.. Gilmore presiding. ....- Mr. Edward
Sothern and his farce, Whose Are Ihey1" have had
ample public acceptance and critical favor
Theatre May Blossom " continues its prosperous
run at the Madison Square Theatre. The New Park
Theatre is closed
Mr.. Irving's preface to the-English edition of
his Impressions OF America" Is follows To the
English Public The interest taken by you IN Amer
can experiences has been made manifest TO in many
ways on fs side Of the Atlantic We have received the
God speed OF friends and associates, and record OF
our trip WILL believe, be interesting TO many My own
share in this book is but small and 10 my friend Joseph
RatfCn belongs whatever credit there may be IN it, II
WILL hope. be accepted only for what processes 10 10