New-York tribune., 1884-11-06
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

Lawrence Barrett is this week in MlnneapolI, IN.
| brilliant success In the West continues.
| Edwin Booth will act for four weeks at the Bo,to.
Museum beginning November IL. lie does not coma !.
| New-lork till January ~.
Ristor makes her re-entrsnce the American stac.
November 10. at Philadelphia.
Mary Anderson. II Is probable. will return to Amerc.
in tho autumn Of 1885 SIR Terriss has engaged h,
Mr. Abbey travel with Miss Anderson leading man
Robson and Crane intend to revert to the COMEDY Of
Errors" year. and devote the whole season 10
magnificent scenic revival OF the piece.
James ONcil and stetson's Monte Cristo Company will
appear at Niblos November IL This week they ar.
on the New England circuit.
Mr.. irving and Miss Terry. with the London Lyceum
Theatre Company, have had abundant Boston
They will be here week. November TO- at the Star
Theatre. The engagement begins with The Merchanto
Venice"
Mr. waiack will send Nta's First into the country
next week AMI will produce play. piece by NJ
Buchanan and piece by Mr. Carleton are In preparation
Mrs Abby Sage Richardson lately addressed the pupus
of the Iyceum ThcatrSchool on The Drama Before The
! Time Of Shakespeare
Mr. william Seymour. formerly stage manager OF ns
Madison square Theatre has been added to the corps d
| the Iyceum Theatre-SchoO.
Mr. David Bclasco has left the Madison Square Theatre
and ia now employed at the Lyceun Theatre.
Mr.. wallacks company, in Moths" will this week
| occupy the stage of the Grand Opera House Rose
Mrs. solsmith ard others in this company Messn
Edouin Sparks arrive AT the Grand Opera House %
| November 10 in - Bunch OF Keys"
The current entertainment at the Peoples Theatre
tho DIR of Ruths Devotion" by Mr.. Elicit Barnes
Tho II an'ons emerge the Fifth Avenue Thea
tre on November TO- in a rantcnlime entitled Fan
| tasma."
Various fresh features have been introduced at NbSs
Theatre into the spectacle OF The Seven Ravens there
current "The European Tri-rartitc Alliance is one Of
these.
Mr. Irving and Miss Terry receive this tribute from Th
Boston Journal: II Is to Mr.. Iryings own marvellous
| acting, admirably compenened by the fascinating In
OF Miss Terry that the OF his sea
son. in spite Of the aabsorbing political eyon; that casts
Its shadow heavily before. IL due II is. iniec l. rns
tribute cultivated Boston 10 the genius Of these two
rare and their chosen cid of dramatic intorpro
tai!on, incoiII.aho actors SIR Darnc II magnetic
man and the for him Is Just drl wing about
M thero Il Of Drain, and energy into the vortex Of its
whirng and angry waters. And still We have welcome
warm hearty. for Henry Irving and Ellen Terry.
Whether as the pale Prince OF Denmark, breathing new
fncauings into his enigmaca 'oliloqus. ami b"dylng
forth II Hamlet that plays havoc with our c"nVetonM
"Ty sw ." Of % M vcnrtan M Rto or as the ssn
and cynical Be,dick. banering his way to the heart ot
Berics; as the royal monster Louis L. rveliny IN
cant and cruelty-in any aud all Of these his ID inter
pcations great stage characters. Boston recognee
little II any less charmed with the beautiful Por'a Tho
touchingy tender Ohctsd. AMI the bcwtchingiy racv
Bc,,'ce Of Miss ferry. Well may these cons inmate
actors ptr,one'i touch of pride in their second ot
triumph; greater onc all things considered thaa
their nrst
The ST. JaneSS Gazette urges the dcsiraby OF presene
ing at least Of Handcs oratoros " With nearly
possible the of the original score" al tas
Handel blcencnary OF next year IL Il moved to the
remark by Gounods refusal Ia rcorchestrats GIucke
Arluic" for NJ VancOrbcil The suggestion IA peril
ncnt hut there Is considerable difference betweee
Notwithstanding Gucks opera and nling ont the scores
Bach and Handel. against which the same journal
Inclined to protest II the old Instruments could be pro-
cured and the old sicsl relationship or voices and
int Irnts restored, il would interesting AZ least 10
hear the music of Bach and Handed IA the composers
conceived and heard it. Mr. Thomas has privately
a The Bach and Handel celebrations here or Ia f""xy
II wodd be. far we know. Tie urst eAperimrn% "
| the kind within tile century. Several years ago, M.
Kockslro says the latest book Handel 1t shss
in nearly is orsi Io by The c".ian ". nSTnsg SDr o
,iolins then small that two hautooys suhced "
balance thcm; the performance .aereioro was w yca
then the hariuonrs filled the little organ st Alboa
Hail produced 'cliri"n~ rlchc.' which VIC are TAT i'"
realizing at many gran'rr performances
| Mr. Thomas viii continue this winter the afternoon
concerts for young people which such pleasant
feature OF the i,l scason The concerts. ak In number
subs, rlpon price IS, will be given In Sicnway l'a
the afternoons Of December u. january IL fepr"ar!
| February IS March 81 aud April H.
This week will see the close Of The Bcggar student"
tho Casino ON November will give way oPanque1tes
"N,l Gwynnc" In which tue following people VIII t"Ss
mart: NeU Gcynae Mme Cottrcly; Lady t@re' L"uis
Joyce Bell; J,ssamine, Ida faerga; ha2 2,, rS Rel:
Perry; Prrg'nr Bi's hir,%%; Itn%so 0vo im amlltn,
| Koch scy, j. Taylor: Falcon, W A. Fes,.hues i "
| C. ". DUNCAN; Tatoo. Edward Cameron
Concerts of chamber music will again be gwen '''
,on n, strck. Hall by the Standard Qisrtette Clnp
| dates are November IL. December -o '""''' -''
| ruary IL. March "a April a.
Mr. Johr A. stevens. in his drama called "Unimo"D
| may I've seen at the Third Avenue Theatre
| The farce OF French Flats" continues HS eai''
| ,h. Uu,on sonare Theatre. Mr.. Polk has. OF roa =
c..sed to buresaue the la Sgnor Briynon D"' IN.
| .ves a clever imitation of Sigiinr oiahi'"'
| Immediately and pleasantly recognized
| M,ss orac. Hawthorn wishes II to be known ths
ia an American girl. and that she Intends sn0"''
| enact Camak . -
! .,, ,us,cal play entitled "0r TO EUpt " :.
"A, Nc" .,,,",,on" written by Mr. ". H. Fuller VIII "
produced on November 10. at the r',' s.sp.r,,
proorlyn Mr. Joseph Glare has painted tns " s.,.I
| Tn. niece IL said TO contain many nesn s"%
| so,ys The music IA by Mr George =, ,aMs.i,ans ~ vii
carefully selected Company oi mu na 70 Egypt" ~
| n.rticipate in the representation "" MR. Augustus
he nruced under the management Q, nt tour q NJ
Piton who Is also directing tne r,.s and "Ths lrs
| ~ 4 Scaulan, ia Friend anu Fos ""
Minstrel" r...rs
..u. wooa.u spoon" at Days Theas" -
drawing full houses, and the re"1'A'" sss dvsa
sparkling nanner which the the pSe'r MT riusrcs COMEDY
| sI1r,ls and Commons IN preparation ~"
J produce later In the season ,h
Mr. Lawrence Barrett has decided not 70 S,.h.p 4
new tragedy on the story OF the srea. Arc' rs,as
Canterbury Thomas a. Beckett, onui ~i'o' NuN
FROM Australia, tn tho autumn H,n =, I'M Mr. barrett 10y
time however, this new piece iu . carer
purchased In England-will Ike prudss.esu ps .,susry
manner. snd with great maS"i"'o"'" '" mrsae
The farce Of Nitas First" a'thcus" no' =, rscsveA
p''v %.sss. SnUS'. 'I Tsssso with hearty Laughter r..s
plsrotgs npcrsonstos Of the 'mp'y headed mn. I'll
asws !, ,he hi. of the representation Oss ssi
PLAYERS nplicstSd jn the piecs are , n watching -
| Siyencuus sr - kitas Ffrst' is pAsse" !" Wv