New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-22
HINTS FROM THE MANAGERS.

CIItpsrs OF THEATRICAL BUSINESS AND PLANS
j. II Hareriy.-T shall be In New-forK 'nro"s,
the winter though shall take occasional trip 10 ioo'
after my business interests in Philadelphia ana o'ne
nIaces For the present shall not embark In any thea'
rca speoulaons for times hard that most hei
are anxious to get OF what they are already h' '
Philadelphia theatre Is q satisfactory Investment "
McCau runs 1t entirely. simply supply the house anu
we share the proceeds and yet draw regularly from "
MY mining ventures. which crippled me a few ye"r'
back are beginning to look more promising.
Bran Stoker. I'rings business mGnoger-i tmhh W.
arc to be congratulated having had such prosperous
season far, for the elections seem to nave hu '
effect upon all theatrical business. We however nav"
done excellent business everywhere "TweHth Ngh'
seems to have been the most popular production
Harry Fsrards Wallack's.-we hard at work re-
hearsing our play. Victor Durand by H. D. 'ai
ton 1t is think. a remarkably fine play. It's literary
merit above the general run and some OF the
are exceedingly dramatic Constance" appears "
have fallen fat fact which can hardly account lor
Jos,ph Brooks-Ristors success has exceeded onr ex
pectatons Business in Philadelphia, where she peSa"
her season was unusually good, aEd 1t is still better III
Chicsro where she is playing. She VIII prooap'
omen her New-York engagement in Marie Ah'oIn'
ette which seems to to the taste OF the pupc
than almost ANYTHING else in her repcrtory she VIII o
onpear az Ladv Macbeth until later and we shau seco
some special star to play Macbeth We are preparing lor
| our grand revival Of "The Comedy OF Errors. INC
| Hon Lewis wingfeld who has done so much 10 assist
| Irving will superintend the production for us
| A. " Palmer hudson Square Teotrc.-l am arraiu
that theatrical business will to some extent snner by
the change OF administration Had Blaine been electc"
the country would have settled down much sooner AZ
ready however, there has reaction from inc ue
preston consequent upon the elections AT TINS thea'rc
business has been uniformly good and nave seIuon
known such an extraordinary success "a That OF lhc
Private Secretary" our companies on the road are 40
ing exccllenty now.
w. b. Learin-There ia. think. some misapprehenslon
prevalent concerning the forthcoming production OF
"The Adarnless Eden " at the Comedy Theatre. Inc
burlesuue-for II s satrca sketch of modern society
was written by q leading English playwright ana nr'i
brong ont firsclass London theatre, where " I
n long and success sfnl run. The idea IL simply that "i
republic of women aud their failure Ia nd HE Wltnoul
the other cndurable. tits rs free from any occon
able feature 1.-THE Princess Ida" OF course u" ITO.
city consists In the employment OF women only inc o"s'
Ed,card Aronson.-We at rest and have reaped
the reward Of our hard work Mr. McCauls contract ok
pres next May. and do not think IL likely To ne To-
ncwcd We shall get along. however. I'm hi absence Tor
we stil have Nourndor stage manager ana win my
brother. myself aud other business assistants,
imagine carry things without much fear oil The