New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

"ESmerlda' Will rise again AZ WV
Opera House Oh February a.
Massrs Leon and Cllshman are forming
umpany 20 prcsont comedies OF negro ho' 4.
Messrs. Gustave and Charles Frohman are 10
manage Mrs Iangtry's engagement In sun
She appears there IN June 49,, r,1;
a,c., and she intends TO open on the llth o. Feb
ruary with sensation, spectacle pin!.
Ti,a paoples Theatre will this week reJclce
q, The presence Of Buffalo Bin "The strangers OF FSris
viii emerge here on the 4th OF febfuai9' .
Lawrence Barrett viii now lay aside the piay OF
,'..oso "A Rmiui - for a tlme as he has grown tired
.,,, ,tinually in the Same part. he plays Vhl
Stv of charactcTs tins week. in Phiindeipma. .
Ms Gcneyieve Stebbins, who is absent Win
,he Union Square Theatre travelling company "o,ius
R,ss Narls in The Lights o London II co'i"i' 80
by audiences and the press Ia INC west i0 ~
anoc of that part. e.c
The Tooth consecutive performance OF Cor
a,, asuirntions" will occur at the Theatre Oonlquc
on Tuesday January %, and souvenirs OF inc me % f
win be distributed 70 the audience AH0 fi0
able clever and prosperous
Miss Sara Jewett ends her engagement III
Nr Joun S,etson's Dramatic Company on fe'i iu' -
and she has entered INTO contract with MI 'o"h
stevens to pay st engagement under Ms o March
s-,nnne - BadWn's Theatre. san tr'hclSco' Oh 'i'
MIR. Boucicault is toappeaT III New fofK a'tnc
IeoDles Theatre, February IL lie Is at pioSe"" -
.ug on the New gland circuit de does mol ica'c i
nent in sea son for his autumn engagements Ia 'N0
States. 4.l,o
Mr. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin are to appear at the
New Par Theatre later in the season. IN their ne" !
.Gabrel Conroy" which has had week OF ulli a. JUG
Third Avenue Theatre, and been found serVleeaoe, n
.,.a;,c ,ts clumsiuess OF construction and It's
struggling effect :, .u .ob
Celia Iogan's play. "That Man." Will reach
the Third Avenue Theatre on February l. oh"or Wv
new dispcnsation, plays now run sporadic oonise
through the theatres OF New York IKE an RIoadFoy can
that the play-coer who misses thtui III iplo~ ' ~
eHtch them in the Eighth avenue or IN the bo"eis
"FdceyOod Folks" will be presented at the
Grand Opera House with the following casI .r,,su
Tom Dnioway Sol sniT9 Nuns mrss nce
ESyrAi.Sl Rev, AIsau' Fred BSnd kGnd
s TSsdaGf s n, = onopt skIUngr Archie Lindsay
Poaeop AGsaqn 4,I HAr'TloAe " WaTminsicn
fu1a it Jane Mary ilo AaGafrR iTa5lrR
hSISsf aSSe Dtlioway Brown
Nodieska has new play written for her oy
,be eadng-rnau of her theatricai company MI Maulc
Rsrrymore entitled Hope The scene Is IN fOia"
The piece is gical Ii consists o pO!o ana iee o'
In the prologue Moeska enlcts the mother III he It "
tbe ly she enactS the daughter We are appssu lh''
i ba. b,,-,t - OJO worth of diamonds when VIII DG
worn for ihe inst time IN this worN- MoIlus"" ,, @
shortly appear al the star IheAre 4S Poa'"@ P a. 4 II NIX
StuQri has been painted by Mr. G. IL Chtll, aid 1t l
recently exhibited III New-Oreans' where i Was 'u'"
admired. -,
LII Is made known tIldt hS Al iPiiN 'NN~
will be ,,,ented at the Madison square Theatre next
rrhursday evening January 81. "The Raiah receives
last performance tomorrow AID or Wednesday the
fber " IA be closed for the final rehearsal Ot the he"
MAY "Te Alpine Roses "a pretty and promising u'e
is the vork of Mr. Boyesen Tie scene s BeiIhac 1Ae
Ain. dutl,c a war between Prussia ana Austria sew
CIV f ID 10 be CIV 5000. Las been pall u
Me,srs GOatcLcT ana 1LOLrsO lie cas- II ls i''a'
Irka g. lyr5lese peasant girl q 'orgia 1aS van van
Irua. sister Ma ~ l,u l,.l .7i'
liberia tleir mother 'lL,
Hansc- llrole,e hunter X5o SStaui,i IL
Dorm nieid .Aiaodlie ' Vl m esul5.,r
COunf D0rIfcI her n.-.- isicilaiu Ai''su'4"
Herr Won Steinegg PTusslan lieu or, 80. VI. hens,
tenant --------- ~ Inc
Juiir4 Hahn LEON nc
Wrnple an Austrian sergeant ........-.. " IL p fope
hOudel q guide --------- ---i4'''' ~
Agnes Booth, Barton Hill, Henry Alien
Mte Earle Lillian Ashley, Rachel Booth, A H. Forrest
Frank Norcros and Bou Fernandez appear III Celia 10
ean's tltv entitled That Man" this week. at the Ne"
park Theatre This play has been acted, outside OF New"
York for some time past. under the title OF IN
American Wife" The following synopsis ofits plot Is
furnished
"An American hcircss Is welded by a Belgian, Who
under an assumed has sought refuse III lHc IHtcu
States Uv qUUdy makes ava! "i'H ho! 4o1 LII. -. -
desserts brf gnd lis native County cOl,ut45
m Americ..n marriage as lot legal! blhuhE hS MAJ
rIee "A co.try woman of hls own, without A'E"IN an
milling tip FIRST marriage After me Aloc o! otNcIa
Vetr. Inc dos rted nI1s hersel IN brussels UuI
he with her husband, ana lace 10 lace WIN
fe nuor.,,t u,urper her place Ine husband attempts
To buy of the injured woman ne hlaj W'oueu anu 10
keen le secret from second but the belgah Whc mao
her SUSPICIOUS aroused ANA snt eudeaN0r, 10 aa, tu
what 1, tie nature or acquaintance h'tWcth % nus
hand ana the American lady. In the f0urlh act le Ict
state OF aGrS ls discovered ana lAe AIsDao ehos A
existence 10y suicide