New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
MISS RosiN1 FOXES BACK on The STAGE

AN OLD COMEDY FAyoRITE TO MAKE AN AMERICAN
TOUR WITH NEW COMPANY.
The officers and passengers on board the
Adriatc which arrived her dock here early yester-
day morning. agreed IN declaring that despite the I'M
usually rough weather they had they could easily
have stood several days Of the voyage. This
markable state Of mind due to the
presence board OF merry little
band whose high spirits had made the
voyage succession OF days OF fun and pleas
ure. Miss Rosina Vokes and her husband, Cecil Clay.
with their dramatic company, we're the guilty persons
whose Jokes nearly crcpt into that sedaiest OF volumes
the steamers log book. New-York playgoers will
member with pleasure the clever family who more
years than cares to count took the town by
storm ia The Bellies Of the Kitchen" =" Fun in a
tSe5 Pieces Of IKE g1s a snnes
tho burden of these pieces ON their
the retirement from the OF the brightest and
yivacous Of the family Miss Rosna her marriage
were seen again. the absence Of Rosna always felt
and dellored Now. after rest Of some seven or eight
H. Boston a onght. She, together with her
husbaaG and the major portion OF her company was
found yesterday Afternoon at the Hoffman House She
looked 5ut little different from the Nan, the GOUd-tor
tSe room 10 Sreoi her visitor eP eToty oval little
face showed no sign of care or age and her curly golden
am so sorry not TO have got here last night" said
she, "for eager to New-York more. and
see for myself II IL IS ~ changed as people tell ne
suppose II must be though. and iee rather nervous.
too, my Appearances after so long absence.
You know, suppose. that have not acted since my
marriage, except for charity and emiprvate occa
sions have with me. however, most eharninG aud
THERE'S Miss Chester Miss CarlingOrd,
and Miss Miller, with all OF whom you wall lie
pleased. Then there Is W g. Elliott, Brandon Thomas.
delightful conn diam Courienay Thorpe. whn is re-
markably good looking md strong actor well W. r.
Stamdy and Weldon Grcssnth The last is brother Of
George GrossInth. the original VI all OF Gilbert ana
suiiiyan's leaaing comedy parts. Weldon Is like his
brother and just as clever My people are all young and
all anbltious aud do not pelse In one pay am
sure we will in another. We open In The Parveuu.
which trust will be successful here, for 1t 1ts
my company like glove. With 1t play The
Tinted Venus, dramatsaliOn by Willie Wilde, Oscars
brother OF Austeys clever little story AIN sorry TO
hear other adaptation have been inde here
have pyriged the tltle but 1t Is hard To say what
one can hid nowadays. All know about the copyright
laws that know nothing at all. aud can't fiHd any
one who does Dir. Wildes adaptation Is an excellent
one IN one aud The first is Ia the
gardens where the statue Is found and he second In the
BARRIERS shop. play the tinted Venus. Mr. GrOssutb
the barber and Brandon Thomas one Of the burglars
Then. shall. OF course, play Man, the Good forNOth
ing and several other farcss and comedies. am sorry
ao open in New York. but we gave up our date 10
.The Mikado. which 1 glad TO learn is doing well
here"