New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
1REArRIcIL PL4NS IND INCIDENTS.

TIE CINCINNATI PEsTIvAI-MODJ ;sKNs FARE
wELL-HAvERLY's MINING ENrERrRIrE.
"I do not believe we will have a Dramatic Fes'
tlval In Cincinnati this Spring" said Manager Miles
Yesterday "The fools have given matters set back
and then the May Musical Festival which along
every two years will appeal this year
70 the enthusiasm and the spare funds which
our people have for big things, 50
that taking one consideration with another, # does not
seem advisable to repeat last years venture However.
came on to make sure. IL arrange to get Booth
and irving together think that would settle matters af-
frmatively. But / afraid we cannot do 1t.
II we can arrange It, Irving and Booth would
appear in Othelo" which they did in London together
The subscriptions for the dramatic festival are good
until next November that If does not in the
spring IT will be arranged for the fall"
The star Theatre has been crowded at every perform
ance OF Modeska this week. She regards this
as her farewell engagement in New-fork. sho
will not act next week the performances OF Nddedd hay-
ing drawn heavily on her PHYSICAL resources. She VIII.
however play on Thursday afternoon in Adrenne Le-
couvreur" at a benefit performance in the Madison
Square Theatre the St. stanislaus Polish School
Samuel Colvie Of the Fourteenth Street Theatre and
john Rckaby, with Brooks Dickson, have formed
partnership Mr. Rickaby will have charge of the road
business At the conclusion Of the Booth engagement
The Pavements of Paris I" Will be put on
in Fourteenth-st, much changed from the YER
sion that was brought out at NiblOs Selma Doaros
the Union Square Theatre will probably be at one OF
the NowYork theatres this spring Several offers have
been made for it. Il have a good case against Shook
& Collier" said the actress yesterday, and lpresums
If the the play is produced shal weaken my But
want my work the light 1t is better to succeed
with my play tnan to succeed with my lawsuit"
averly has retired from the theatrical business
said Joseph A. Guck yesterday. He left here to meet
a number of gentlemen interested mining matters
at Indianapolis They subscribed $4,000 to see what
could be done with certain mines under MI. liaveIiys
control I'm Colorado and Mr.. Hayery has gone ont -
take charge. He has not resigned the management o'
the philadelphia theatre or inc pre GoIPan iau,rS
company being organized for season III London ana
Mr.. McCaull and ne have concluded an tner or i
range ens for presenting comic opera al his theatre III
the Quaker City next season Mr HaYefy mas not gOho
to Colorado permanently He may be back III Se"-lofA
Mr. stetson has relinQuished his lease of the Com
edy Theatre having given aemired 0S bT his eo1
tract Confusion" will be done another week
dephp viii take take 1p the other two weeks Of the term
Confusion has not done so well at the COMEDY Ibeatre
for Mr. StetsOn. The receipts have been over $4,000
week. But II Is thought that more money can pe maze
Hill stella Bonface and Herbert Kelley have been doing
Confusion" in Brooklyn this week and the engage
| ment as been extended for another week "
| Brooks Il Dickson claim to own the American right
for The Charbonere" latest Paris success, and Will
pr PFCSg TD II oSd S Com@ons S Which has made failure il
London ana for winch they bad partially arranged VII
not be produced here under their mana 9enent. Mr'
Pinero intends shortly TO come to this country " you
sce said Mr. Brooks. 1.-THE fact is that Lords ana Com
| mons is an unfortunate name for TINS coHi-
| try. II it means anything at all, II means
| something which is offensive TO large class OF our
theatreg0ng people. Then saw the drama IN londOn
and saw 1t would not do for the states at alt MT ana
Mrs Bancroft did all they possibly could forit, but they
were compelled to take il of as they conveniently
| could, and they have substituted Peril which MIS-
| Langtry has been doing ~
The pnserers and decorators at work on the has
and ceilings the lobby at the BUOu Opera House the
bordng outside has been torn away the doors ana lower
windows have been glazed and the front OF the house
begins TO something Of the appearance Indicated
| by thearchitect's plans.