New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
THE DRAMA-MUSIO.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

a. pacan,s second ENTERTAINMENT announced TOT next
f faris. ~
,,vered at Chickering Hall Thursday afternoon Ap
90 nv Mr. Dcnne Foster The proceeds OF this enter
tainent will given TO the charity FUND Oh 'ne N'A'
6ocety. . .,oroo FOR
Attention is once more directed to the io
.na nereat of the Girls Lodging House which VIII DO
given TO- morrow afternoon at the Madison SQUARE Inca
tre Into this lodgng-house 9l2 homeiess s'rs weio
,,,ed last year. sos OF them were provided Ior ny
the ladies p charge of the nstitution Inc NUMBER OF
meals given during the year by this char'y was osoi'
An nne,l sent out by the directors of the Girls lodg
mo nnse contains these words MANY weary ieei nave
t toucbinS appeals come the lonely desc
iat yonnc have on earth tn care i0r
them and who travel the streets looking Tor lehoy
door 10 omen, till some directs them there
The closing representations OF "The private Secre-
taryv at the Madison Square Theatre invite ana VIII re-
ward the attention of all who love to laugh MI Md 1
ance of comic humor, which is most uiscrec'iy uieo'
The negro minsrels of Thatcher, Primrose and west
will I'LL an engagement OF two weeks at the fth ave
enue Theatre, beginning tonight Mt {; oISotI VIII
sine new song, entitled Come sit by Me, Mother
and Mr. George Thatcher will give new comic ske.cn'
The attraction this week at the Peoples Theatre is
aMav BLOSSOM" with Miss Georgia Cayyan as the ne
rolDe.
A play by Mark Twain entitled Tom sawyer" Is ID
preparation at Bijou Opera House. The rehearSas
are directed by Mr. David Beiasco'
Mr. Herman Merivae's play of "Our Joan, winch Is
70 he produced at Theatre on Tuesday evening"
was written expressly for Miss Rose Coshlan ana IL con-
tans character particularly well suited to that actress
The scene is laid chiefly the coast OF CORNWALL the
second act passes in London. 1t is ntmaea tnat on:
WsiIack viii provide scenery of uncommon beauty Tor
this new play ana its production Is expeceu W PioNo al
interesting event =,
The first sixty performances Of Theodora," at the
portesaint Martin Theatre, Paris produced the sum oil
$126.400. ~,
tits understood that the play of Favette which VIII
yTpt,p
Miss Estee Clayton in the prscipal character IS an
admiration of one of Ouida's novels work entitled
"The silver King" has been translated into the
French language. and 1t will be produced III fs aI INC
Theatre DIES Nations -,
Mr. Frederick Robinson has been engaged at the Madl
son sonare Theatre and he will act there on the first
night of the piece entitled Sealed instruc'iohs
which Mr.. Palmer announced Tor Aplll 10.
Miss Minnie Palmer is to appear a. the Brooklyn inca
ire this week in Ny Sweetheart" This young lady
appears at Union Square Theatre on April - In 'ne
same piece acting for the benefit Of Mr. Leigh Lynch
long the business manager OF that house-an energetic
worker and highly popular in his profession
Mr. Tooe will reappear at his theatre In London to-
night
"shadows of Great City" VIII now be taken to Cncn-
natl, ST. Louis and other Western cities.
A miscellaneous performance III and OF TIE Liberty
Statue Fund is to the Casino tomorrow after
noon. Interesting attractions are announced.
MIR. c. W. Durant will produce, at the Union
Sauare tn atre, play entitled Favctte BIZ Duraht
has leased that theatre three weeks beginning to-
day The play will be produced tomorrow with new
scenery and with a company including Mr. william
pavidge. Mr. Esohen, Mr. F. De Beieville. Mr. George
Holland Miss Louise Edridge, Miss Estele clayton
Miss Constance Nurelle and Others. Mr. Holland will
be stage manager.
The Iyccum Theatre will be opened tonight, and Mr.
Nackaycsnew play called Dakolar," will be acted for
the first time This play built upon the basis of 1.-THE
Forge Naser"-ihe French story upon which several
other plays lately current. founded. "Dakolar
has hal tIee dress rehearsals and he latest bulletin
ion ile ;heatre announces mI 1ach%Sc With
he following east Of parts:
Alan plxolr The ElacSsmiths son. -
cyril prc aevhiaGor. berothed to Madeleine 80,
NSs an E! 1sitnS an Lindsay
P Isss. Fishermen
the rue's aance' ad y2 n As%.
Aarl Sise dc yo.iiay Madeisine's mother o..v
Minerva = a. n ........-..---.-.-----;M Maud B INKS
lone ' 1anrs inhnsln
Ty,ns 49, ........-- Mary sanders
III, R.raa@i Mansfield retired from the dramatic
nnd iauaica company at the STANDARD Theatre anc MI
.. " L gsott hos iecn engaged there.
pro.e.,o, Cromwell gave entertainment at the
Pnurcerth Street Theatre last night Illustrative OF
Parts
c.: Auril g. during dress rehearsal Of Dakosr" at
,h, Lyeeun Theatre Thomas Gossman. stage machinst
@, the house. received from his fellow-workmen and
associates i yaaa5ic watch ana gold chain, gift OF
respect.
Eawin Booth leaves New-York to-day and appears
thu evening in Philadelphia. His engagement there
Will last TWO weeks
Mi not Tint such beautiful scene occurs In the
theatre as which sgnalizcd the moment Of Mr. 1ry-
mss final farewell, last Saturday night The entire
Gnrncc hai riSel; the people Were cheering and way
ing their pocket haudkerchicfs the band was playing
Aid Lang sync"; and Mr. Irving and Miss Terry
stood np0n tie stage. with all the members OF the
animated s,,.c ace ANA the manifestation OF good feel
ins vas greatly enjoyed and will never be forgotten.