New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

Miss Lonise life has appeared in Chicago, in a
play entitled Dag aar," By Mr.. John Harrison. and
The Chicug2 Telegram relates that: The refined cle-
gance OF and her frequent attempts to mas
ter her fcel.uys which times wildly emotional.
exqusitey natural and plthctc. She years maSnin-
IN the first act OF black satin, with an
eabOrtCy embroidered panel on The right SIDE, when
alone cost $50"
Mr.. f. g. Macder is tho author of three.
act piece entitled "ElOped with Circus Man"
which he describes as tho missing link between
the sublime aul tho ridiculous" The chief part in 10
will be PLAYED by Mr. Grah, who has heretofore been
known AS Mr.. Mack.
Madame Modjcska having played Rosalt1d at Louis.
vile receive. the following tribute from The Courier
Journal: "Mojjeska+ Rosalint is the true lover. In
her gentle heart there IS a depth OF passion that dig
itself only twice I'm strong show; but
which is i'll every glance at Orand0 In every bit Of by
play, unseen By him, but directed 10 him. Her figure on
aud this without effort. Thorough femininity WAS
expressed her half confession OF her sex and er en-
tire confession IF her weakness when she tainted
story OF OriutdJs encounter with the wild beast The
cOqdctry Of her with OrtHiO when he woes ner
thinking las. completely captyated the audience
Ia these Nine Modjcskas fashion OF wearing a
anire and aids the elect ordress was always beau
;ifil, ami the action was always suited to IT.
After the holidays the tragedy OF" Romeo and Juliet,
now current a spectacle at the Union square Theatre.
VIII be Withdrawn. and Mss Margaret Mathcr will DO
presented there IN the character Lean THIS part it
will be remembered introduced upon the American
stage upward OF twenty years ago by Mr.. Augustn
DAILY aud it then impersonated Dy Miss Kate Bate
man. The original a Germ IN drama called Deborah,
by Herr Mosentlal. useful but not brlan. writer,
deceased. The German piece has been made known
here by Nine. Janauschrk ana the part mas
40 9'Gh Dart part f to which Miss Margaret Mathr
would be better suited than she is TO Jul, Mr.
VERY sol and beautiful manner" II IS expected 10
have OF four weeks. ana Mss Mather will then de-
vi be occupied by Jack ia.Box," which is u Dc per-
formed hy Miss Carrie Swau aud dramatic company
OF Jpiiet may be at the Union Square
Theatre Until further notice, ami persons who attend
photograph OF the actress adorned with her Signature
Mr. James ONcil Is acting the southern theatrical
circuit whore no has been received with much favor IN
the character OF Monte Crisio Mr.. ONe presents ths
known romance. and be gives forcible earnest anu
picturesque performance OF ts heroic character ssis
Miss Estele Clayton acting In the pay Of Fayette,'
was visible last week at Washington She wa' cordially
received there This week she acts in Baltimore, and
later will appear in Philadelphia aud New-iork.
The minstrcls OF Me-srs. Lester aud Allen came
70 the Third Avcnue Theatre Monday night ether with
John L. sullivan the sugger." ana Mr.. MuldOoa, ths
wgsstler-til under the management or Mr. j. a Hail.
OF the Union square
The new drama OF Daniolla" by Phillppl. produced
nc Ieipsic on December -. reported be great
success.
Nine. Sarah Bcrnhardt intends to act Marion Delorne
in Victor Hugo drama of that name IL stated that
the will sacrifice considerable part OF Der
beautiful hair for the sake OF hiey 10 the hstot'o
original.
Helen Hopclurk. who for a time made her home here,
has composed three Fantasia Pieces" two dances.
four songs, Romance for piano In minor,
besides editing and undermining number
Of dances by Mehul. RImeau and others. all OF whlch
have been published by j. O. Won PrOchazLd, OF this
city.
william II. Sherwood announces three pianoforte re-
cals in January at Chlckering Han through Phpps y
Edwards.
Mr. Rudolph Arons0n is at present making extensive
preparations for series of sunday Monster Co1c"rts
ut the Casino after the holidays \ well-known military
baLd is assist in conjunction with u chorus OK sAy
and several prominent soloists.