New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The attention of the playgong public again directed
10 the elaborate entertainment which Will be given TO
day. at the Casino for the benefit of the Actors Fund
The purpose is manfesy worthy, and the attractions
announced arc remarkably strong In every point OF
view the ample success the Actors Fund IS much to
be desired good result of that success is the grad
ual discontnuance OF miscellaneous benefit perform
ances destitute individuals connected with the
stage The Actors Fund provides for many emergencies
Individual distress and prevents the annoyance oil
organized most worthy enterprise for the good OF this
efficient and comnfendable benevolence
MI Pinero's extremely amusing farce OF 1.-THE Magis-
trate" was acted Days Theatre yesterday afternoon
for the seventyhfth time and its present career
thus terminated. Last night Mr. DAILY effected brilliant
revival of his sparkling comedy Of a" A Night Of"
Tonight at the Tbalia Theatre. Herr Mitterwurzer
will mpersonate NareisS.
An entertainment for the benefit OF Captain George
W Hussey will occur this evening at the Academy OF
Music.
Miss Fanny Davenport, al the Novelty Theatre,
Williamsburg VIVA welcomed Monday night by a
large attentive audience She impersonaed Fedora
next week in The Kerry Cow"
Lawrence Barrett added to his repertory already
cry extensive. new play by Alfred Thompson en-
titled All Is Vanity or the Cynic's Defeat" This Is
one-act piece written In blank verse, and IL contains
only two speaking parts.
Madame MOdjeska was entertained by the ladies OF
Cincinnati a reception in the Burnett House. on No
yember 80 The following is list Of the directors OF
this festvIty: Amor Smith, jr. o. o. Hall. VIII A.
Stevens w. 1. Robinson, L. G. GOOdale, a. w. Whepley
Lowe Emerson. Thomas J. Stephens, Z. t. Hunt. Max
Acherland. A. :. Berry. l.. A. Leonard Lucen Wusin
Fred H. Aims and K. NJ Bshop,Jr
It's probable that Mr. Frederick Warde will visit Lon
don next season. to fulfil engagement Of two months
OF the leading theatres of the British capital
nNiss Estele Clayton. acting in the play Of Favette
may this week at Yonkers, Paterson and Jersey
City On December ii she will appear at FOrd's Opera
House, Washington
Mr.. n. c. Goodwin will act at the Theatre COmquc
Harlem, in Mr.. Il. G.. MOrriss farce OF 1.-The Skating
Rink" on Decent er Ii.
Mention is made OF piece called "A Sisters Oath"
which is described ga great protean drama This
work will be presented by Mr. and Mrs Joseph Allen
and dramatic company, under the management OF Mr.
George A. Bumentha.
The fteth performance OF "One OF Our Girls" at the
Lyceum Theatre will occur December 20. SOuve
Mrs are ~ be distributed OH that occasion.
Mr.. Henry Chanfrau will appear at the Third Avenue
Theatre. December ID, as XII
Mr. George Fawcett Rowe win shortly resume acting.
lie has made a version Of his play Of Pop" max
ing 1t moro comedy and less farce and In this lie will
play the principal part Mr. Rowe Will begin his season
two weeks hence. acSyracuse.
Edwin Booth left NewYork on Monday for his homen
Boston, lie Will act at the Boston Museum three weeks
hence, beginning an engagement OF i've weeks
Professor Cromwelrs next enter tainment, at the
Grand Opera House. Sunday evening will offer Illus
trations Of the City OF Paris