New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-04
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Edward Greey exhibition, at ~ East
seyeneenthst several Buddhist temple Dolls that ne
collected in Japan for Mr. Henry Irving and also OF orr
en- tai bronzes and otus-ieaf fountain, imported IRON
that country.
An Easter celebration will occur at the BDou opera
House tomorrow Sunday evening" when Rosim
"stabat Mater" will performed there by the Milan
Opera Company.
performance In aid OF the Girls Lodging House, 81
Marks Place will occur Tuesday afternoon Aprh
a at the Madison Square Theatre Tom Tayors comedy
Of "Nev Men and Old Acres" will be acted by COM
pany of amateurs 1t is excellent play ms lodging
house gives temporary shelter 10 noneess girls 1"
good nsttuto N and worthy OF support
The sale Of seats Nine. Theos season at the Star
Theatre began on Apr l. and is now in progress 1t
IS thought that this sparkling French actress will have
successful season.
"shaiows of q Great City" departs with the present
week Mr. and Mrs George s. Knight will also retire
with Over the Garden Wall" The meodrama OF
Prisoner for Life A" will 90 to Boston.
Hopes appear to be entertained that Mr.. A. M Palmer
the OF the Square Theatre, will favor the
fortunes New Lyceum by seeking to place iesai
Injunction upon the professional ardor OF MI ooers
MantelL Mr.. Palmer has been for some time hushed
In grim repose and his portentous silence seems 10
have been interpreted both menance OF danger ana
an augury Of hope. Mr. Mante. 1t Is understood, re-
lisyed himself of an engagement with the Madison
Square In order to form engagement with the Ly-
ceum Differences of opinion ensued as 10 the reSn
Of this proceeding. MT Westly oisso1 was theu
with bad cold, and thereupOn exhibited marked ten
dency literary compositions In the shape OF paragraph
about the suspected foe aud bulletins upon his personal
Condition MI Palmer withdrew iuto a sol.
emn retcence, from which he has not
once emerged Mr. Robert Mantell, In
the meantime said be incarcerated In the Lyceum
Ss b. aa ANN Sa on q hs
theatre will be opened next Monday evening Win
his new play o." Dakoar."
The shakespeare jubilee Strafordon Avon VIII be-
Gin on April 20, and continue for two weeks
r,or roop will be n busy one in the local theatres.
The new Iyceum will be opened April with MT Mac
kaye's "Dakolar." On the night Nine. Theo Will
appear at the Theatre in La Joiie Parfnmeuse
play called Favette, the Story OF Waif, VIII be
produced at the Union Square Theatre with Miss Estee
CLAYTON in the principal part Mr. NJ b. Curtis VIII ap-
near at Niblos Garden Somm Of Pose the Ministries
of Thatcher Primrose and West will come forward at
the Fifth Theatre where Mr. stetson has caused
new and respendent scenery to be prepared for their
embeisbment; a revival OF PnafOre will be effected
Opera House in "a Fantasma." and fresh features VIII DO
Introduced Mr. Barnums great show at The Madison
SQUARE Garden. All this on Monday night. when also
will occur the farewell banquet to Mr. irving AT Del
monico's. On Tuesday evening, April z, Mr.. wallack
will produce " Our JOAN" and Miss Rose Coz man VIII
represent the principal character in that new play
Only two weeks remain Of Mr.. Days season, and
his successful play "a Night o." will be maintained
till the end 1t thoroughly amusing piece, and 1t is
received with hearty laughter