New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
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~or the short engagements had made TO be
playing in full reperiOry and would attempt force
OF any one play but the contract with Mr. Terrss
was that he should take only "7-20S,' Dollars and
sense and Needles and Pins" with Red Letter Days"
II Il proved q success here.
! Bran stoker. Mr.. Irving's personal manager has
arranged with for time at the star Theatre next
season sad Mr.. LOvecraft the of that house.
yesterday. and I understand that Mr. Irvings whole
tour will be under his own management. am certainly
not looking 10 Mr. Abbey for the fuhment OF any COIL
tracts entered INTO by Mr stoker." ,.. .o,,
= l heard from Mr. Wallsck this morning eaid
Theodore Moss and he that he Is all right asan
and ready to come and act at any time now; A. %
Is doing famousy with rod and gun he mas nln ~ & ne
largest alligator shot in Florida this season ~ was
twelve feet long, and he caught an eisht- ps %
Now don't circulate the story hat ne nas snot a "a -
twelve feet long and caught an alligator eght ouhus IN
weight That wOuld not he true Lazy Care % ri rs
s doing well IN sPite Of Lent ge S Te II
the people IN the every imaginable position Al
the conclusion Of the run Lady tare vii VIII % 20 1u we t
Frohmans Rose Coghan will travel with the company
Did she tell you she w01d hott vel sue VII 20.
OF Bebe the French play first done into English uhder
the title OF Baby and done here at tne LARK ines1
required in Betsy. you see Wailaeks Theatre has
two complete companies ana both good ones. Betsy
will be presented With John Gilbert. Efe GermOn, Nine
PUnisi and John HOwsOn In the cast" -
II has been decided at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
whether Princess Ida" viii he taken of during
the weeks Mr.. stetsOn's contract with DOyy
$4,000 a week II Is fe 4red that II may not draw that
sum when Lent little Older and the circus ana me
Soe sSe VII prD5sb be sHeceedSd for the time being
by Confusion and new burIesgne winch henry .t1;s
manager. who came from England to superni,end the
In week or two few nights ago the company unlteu
IN presenting him with service Of silver. - -
that he had been offered the management Of theatre
TO i've built on the site Of Madison Square Garden
or tax of forming association which shall D9y inc
present Madison Square Garden and .mah nGp aDS oS
various other buildings, leaving the cenuaI Por-
ton for dog shows, circuses etc MY -avcs
oply himself said that from theatrical point o. view
n6 oS foT the rponn6 ssy $500 900 for the building
and expected get about $4,000 year rom the Two
thearcs thus paving bulk Of the property by
the theatre No manager OF would take theatre
IN that ueighborhOOd fronting FOurth-sye II were
many theatres in York-for the people They should
be properly situated. however and Madison SQUARE
tSe emnssment centre There Il lot between Broadway
and sixthave. fronting Thirfy-seVsnth-st' "hioh
The Giaiculty between Mrs Langtry aud Charles
stevenson relative 10 the reIsal OF u. M, - ~ on
the Third Avenue Theatre the week OF may ., e IA" &
Amicaby settled Mr.. BOuccsult acted As incubator &
Arrangement made was that Mrs LangLrv shall play
at the Third Avenue one OF the tnree ,-W9 WecaS
which she had intended deyOung TO NIov s.
II Mr. Stevenson can arrange MS uieS % tne In
will begin May H. but not Mrs Langtry CONSENTS 20
The Twenty-tnrd street Theatre formerly known as
eanni MOrsc Passion catre, Was bought yeseIGdy D
$4,000 Mr.. Daring said last nght; II was
the original owner OF the properly ron ano .,e.
al which bought the property in. do not yet Know
wis; shall DO with IT, Several Offers have been m"e 70
me by theatrical feel sure. however th~ not NJ
be made Of II IN its present oI VII nave 10 D
rebuilt In order TO make 10 theatre seems % iht lHd
the site is noe a bad one for the purpose .
A committee cOmpOsed of the kev Mr.. Kimeck', DR.
v Zouowski. General KrzyzonOw-h -h and L. Grzaszke-
viez senta Madame Modeskl yesterday, th@nk-
ing her husband Count bozenis and her manager
+ Stinson the testimonial benefit performance az
FOR the Polish School o. ~. Stlnisas al the Maos D
SGuare Theatre Thursday. The note also expressed
thanks for the use OF the theatre. Madame VI UesAd
Transmitted the thanks IN grar'lu n)e 10 " H. Ia "a
lory adding Of her appreciation OF the KIND
ness her and her company.