Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-16
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
COMPANIES AND NEW PLAYS-MARY AND
SOMA MINSTREL BoOM-A SPANISH
'o1PANY, Etc.

II
500 On Sundas night in a new play called
ne Ring OF ron" by Nauburv and 0vertnn
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bufe-gue> Nrdrrl, Vanus" and The
IIISl Sultan ril.sic 4gy Eu>tis and librettos by
~ uey Roscr4eid. will be presented.
sank NayO'S season with "Nordcck, at
u ion Square theater, New York, opens
hut evening.
NAon" will he done at the New York
i eadi,1'ul e ODD. with Francis Wilson in the
Hs One1y rOic-
oiar. Poole, who played Iofanthe at the
n5u on its first production there, made
nnt ufput Italian opera at Fortuna, Italy, on
spr, i W w The opera was Martha, and she
Robert Lee Tanner, one time editor of
the RichmonaVa. J5serser, has lust completed
Inc Last lnteitahce' a five-act drama. He
n wi pioHuee d lex, season, and appear in the
''>'' uhuer the zane Of Edwin Lee.
Marie Presplt has been specially engaged
To create the DE-, -, 49, I.,,.t,,,,; j., -,
Moral Crime" at ;hicago. next month. by j. NJ.
nm
Joseph II. Poll who was not conspicuous
success IN Three Wives for One Husband"
Ill htIe Garner 1.-THE season, i said to have
:. M III C,i'd9 IN Mixed Pickles.
<, -" AI"'"Sl Jr, VINO LATELY mace MS
ran, -, ut'u' IN bsltlnore, goes Win Law
u I,''i e't ii M, se~on-
Ia, VIZ 'duce MS ne" Pray INC
sunday nirht ia h', heater, oI E,iS,'
has not been large
- Rose CoenIan is negotiating for Modieska's
terribly realistic play sNdiezdar
w i Florence has s,,,ra, a.. NON, ,1o1- On
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yiyf ~, Tbnp,,. ri,t ~ ne WIN aso ie
w ii'i'u7iiiiie HNt season.
- mat distressing draInidc nightmare, 1.-THE
Kindergarten" il is feared vilI no revived Inv
Alice Harrison next season.
-Rohert h. Mantell i said to think of star
ring himself in the legitimat, drama next sea-
Son.
Until business improves he Eiralfvs have
decided To nro,,uce only one nj .Aronnd the
World in Eiabtv Davs.~ infoybich they will
introduce the best features oil all their spec
taclc~- They Will play in the large: theaterS at
reduced prices.
Mary AnderSon's foreign our has been
made the subject of n farca-,,n.dy co1Iad
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II ,T.,tiir nT H,.ton' SJisI 100 n, o5 -
Mrs Griffin and other real persouges figure i'm
the piece
- Mrs. Yer Planck author O. "Sealed In
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''hh = NIFhe' the laNorlle tctor, VIII re-
iurh 20 inns country next season, playing IN
''''',, ''i1 ~, p punt 'ii''' 'e'eIs-
nm" HIS PuL'hiised IL lo"r-''c'
T,ineuH, e'I Ii, Ihe G".den fIncess, from
the peho Ailce IVES Il Detroit lady.
- Louis Aldrich will bc--in tour in his new
EuOIiSh pIay ..In IIi- Tnvar ,.orl,- IL, tho foil
ur ,rth-~ u ,t - 1T,1 NJ
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20" 20. ~, -, a. tli5 Ilanstr vi Mile i.nea
has iusf stoned am irnnnrt:tnt comtract viii
Lawrence Barrett, whereby he will assume
personal direction of that actors tours. Begin
ming III July next and continuing until July,
4SSl.
VIM " inter. dramatic critic OF the New
York Tribune, has gone to Europe. He will
spend most ,f his time while abroad il i said
in Scotland. studying the topography of the
Macbeth" country.
There promises to be IL widespread minstrel
boom next season The large organizations
viii incr...,s. -, number and th.r. ,,iu ~, NO
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organizations loses many of its black-face stars
with the emu OF the season. livery successful
~ l11H, Wl>tl.IS lorW''ru 10 Tue gay
,i nav =" P'''E vi ms o"h-
- Joe jefferson 10 "a representative OF the EoS-
ton Record: Il have made no definite plans /
shall no here aoai,, pext season however lint T
~I.I nj MN In nnt,.,,, a. -, ,r,t,. -,
.tafed Thrr, il no r,,,1ni.,tinn G,r m ranort
Indeed. am not certain if shall ever act i'm
London again. although am told they remem-
Oei M P'e''N''liti- 'hefe-
Inc cnrfesp"ndence OF Richard Wagner,
will soon h. nuhljsbed i'm that civ Tho com.
,.Ser-s I.ftar- ,..,,-.r;r +I,,. ,,ar;d e., so
To his death III 1885. ana for the most part
hitherto = published. supply many details con-
corning N''.heT> life and work. and will form
"a natural commentary on his artistic efforts.
The latest comic opera success in Vienna is
- Venice, by NJ Julleston, which has made
MT.
Otto Stelnberger q teD-vear-old blind boy
j. creariu., "A furore i'm Vienna with his little
violin. His PERFORMANCES are said To be remark
;tpIe lot technique ana t"h1-
- Dubois i the name o. "a new tenor who has
inst been discovered a., FrauI,fortnntbaN Mai,
His voice i s:tid 10 he of exquisite, tome and
coInpa>S
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'ii 'he IT," voc 'iaiesS uieu oeiofe he
nau c'iiplt,tu IT, IErh Bizet, MS pupil,
!, iil, ane ico,e; ou' oIofe IL eouId De pro.
1,arisr1hs - " e "'
- Many stars, comic, emotional and tragic,
equlN"cat i;tfle ana uncertain status "a Boston
'tNu tne Wiid west c"u!l i've them. have deter
Vt- =, . ue>cent on New
q intrnti,n i Mis-, Mtrsaret MAN. Mr. +
g.. IIiIl'> STAR who will appear at the Union
> l5dre in the fall
- Bronson Howard has signed n contrac. with
NJ TII.,,. /, ,,,.r,,- a., : - - -,
10 P'S ''i ina
i''IH- 70 o. ttoductV IN the laii MI howard Is
l" receive e.5;puo IN cash Tor his work besides
Il roy atty Miss lttuvray sails for Europe next
az anu hI. li'"'iio goes at ONCE I'd detroit
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Are 1ou Insured? Edward Harrigan's
WI pt't'uStI al me litn street theater
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