New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
MUSIC AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Bamum's Show will lead the field this week.
Performances for the benefit of the Actors
Furd are to occur on April IT,
La Vie" is to be presente ed at the Bijou
Theatre next Monday, March II.
On March II, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. C. Goodwin
will appear at Nibos, in "ThOse Bells" and Hobbies"
Abbey's supplementary opera season is the
stage event of chief interest Just in society.
The Sparks Company III "a Bunch Of
Keys" roappear at the Third Avenue on March II.
A piece called "PecI's Bad Boy" was pro-
dueed At the New-YoEk Comedy Theatre on Monday
night. The subject IL wholly unworthy or attention.
"Orpheus and Eurydicc" at the Biou will
have had 100 performances when withdrawn on the 18th
inst.
Mr.. T. F. Mackay has been engaged to appear
March a. at the New Park Theatre, in a play by Mr..
John A. stevens, called The Sacrifice Mr. Mackay
will enact Nichae Grdrd
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry will succeed
John Mccullough the star Theatre March 81, and
will act there for four weeks. Hamlet" and Much
Ado about Nothing then TO be produced.
Miss Sarah Cowell begins a series of read
ings, at the University Club Theatre, tomorrow
afternoon and she will be heard there on three
successive Thursdays at p. m. Miss Covell 4. an
earnest young artist ana she deserves attention from
those who Ike 70 hear readings.
Mr.. Boyesen's weak play, "Ihe Alpine
Roses (which 10 fact, is a Of magazine story
the Madison Square Theatre, which was anticipated ort
I'm this Journal and will 10 on till Easeror longer.
"The Princess Ida is in the enjoyment OF
pnbe favor the Firth Avenue Theatre, and its days
will evidently DO long ID the land.
"The Imperial Dragon Troupe of Japanese"
may be seen at Roster 4 Balls Music Hall in pro-
grainme. These performers are girls.
The McCaull Opera Company, at the Casino,
continue 10 sing THE Merry War" and the local play
gOers continue to enjoy this gay performance
Locke Richardson's recitals on successive
THURSDAYS at University Club Theatre are 70 present
- Twelfth Night" As You Like H." Horny Ivy Fart
FIRST" The Merry Wives Of NAdsor' ana Iho IeiH'
pest"
Mr. Stevens. of the New Park Theatre, has
bougbt from Mr. john NJ. Morton, new play called
.. The Banks Of Allan Water" ia which Miss Sarah
Jewett 1, 10 enact tie chiet part
"Cordelia's AspimtiOns,' at the Theatre
Comque is IN it, nflh month, and sin II draws good
houses Mcssrs. Harrigan Hart therefore announce Il
tor repetition until further notice new piece by Mr.
Hmr.ran, entitled CIRCULATION, Is In rehearsal ana
may be expected nj EdStcr
Mr.. Bandman will appear ut the lnalla Theatre
on the 7thnstas NcisSe In this part twenty years ago
he made brilliant hit at Nib0s Garden and he was mo
means OF introducing this German tragic play to the In
gsh stage. lie has several times reappe9red in New
York where he has many adnireIs-"ho dououeS'' NO"
viii again give HIM welcome
Miss Anderson is to act for five weeks more
at the London Lyceum. She then g"es TO Rome wnrre
she will pass three weeks After that she returns TO ing
ld and makes tour of six OF the largest cities CIV
in" ,,ue weeR 10 each. Her reappearance IN London
ne ninu will probably be arranged, ana she VIII uen
lie seen in Romeo and juliet
4 concert has been arranged for the benent
Of the New-York Diet Kitchen Association FOR providing
uonrshing food tor the sick poor which will take place
I'm Chirkering Han on Thursday evening, March D.
Amous the art who viii participate are Mss hcn
RE IA Berbe, Miss Emily NinSnt, Mrs. > b. sluE W.
Miss Margaret Bryant, Messrs. Iheodsre loeuT w..
Deunisou. W H. Beckett, Reinno'd Herman III" 'N'
stardAId Quartet.
Mr.. Fred Burgess the popule, London mana
ger Of tho well known Moore aud Burgess MnstreS TOOK
his nineteenth annual benefit recently az o.
Han-rnany actors from the different London theatres
assisting The principal hit OF the occasion vas n"J
Mrs Burgess formerly MISS hlea msyIi'n ~ scandal
J,l, i'm the screen scene from The schOOl iOr r nj
Tbs t,ess il described thoughtful earnest r 49,.
tv.ts6 ana II ia recorded that she played Laay a
Win " hrghtnsss, refinement and much ui''ln0'
manner" r,,1,n
A letter from a theatrical obseryer'n iohuon,
ina, received saws: "Ihe past season has oee" -
theatrical managers one OF the most lucrative IN
Years Iis, indeed safe 10 SAY that this hAA 0''A