New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-27

The Arrangement of Miss Clare Norris at Days Thea
ire will continue for another week or longer The act
ing OF Miss Morrs-so profoundly human and so touch
ing in one act Denise has carried the play in pub
lie favor Mr. Haworth has largely contributed TO this
good result Nothing. however. can relieve Denise -
from the reproach OF being obnoxious In supJec per
ncous In moral teaching and frequently uresone III III
c.dent and dialogue.
Mr. wallack will make revival of 4" Old Heads and
Young Hearts, at his theatre, next Thursday even
ing. with John Gilbert Jesse Rurat This piece VIII
close the season.
Mr. Frank Lincoln gives his original and amusing en-
tertainment at the Music Hail. in Yonkers tonight for
the benefit OF the Yonkers Police Pension Fund.- Maud
Morgan. Napoleon Sarony and others. will assist
1t is made known that Miss Bessie Byrne will give
dramatic and musical entertainment at the Madison
Square Theatre next Thursday afternoon. This lady
shakespeare and Sheridan Knowles
Mr. HarrigaRs play OF "Cordea's Aspirations is to
hold the stage of tho Fourteenth Street Theatre two
weeks longer.
Mr. ]. K Emmett will reappear in New-York on May
25 the ITALIA Theatre This week that house will be
the of pleasant incidents der Nihilist"
h to be produced there on Tuesday for the benefit Of
Mme schamberg; and Friday next. when Mr.. Poelz
the musical director takes his benefit, Der Feldpre
digcr" The Black Hussar will DO presented for the
first time
tits stated that Mr. Amberg win send the Thalia Opera
Company to San Francisco In June.
Edwin Booth and Nine. Ristori to appear at the
Academy Of Music on May in 9 Macbeth" This per-
Torrance viii mark the close OF Ristors farewell season
IN this city, and combination strong must surely
arouse extraordinary interest.
Attention is directed to amateur performan for
the benefit of the Wilson Industrial School, which is to
occur April 20 at the University Club Theatre under
the experienced direction Of Mr.. f. F. Mackay. Two
plays by Heloise Dursnt viii BIO acted.
Mr.. James O'Neil comes to Nibo's Garden May A,
acting Monte Cristo.
1t is made knownsfhat "a representation Of Julius
Cesar VIII be given az the Academy Of Music tc-mor
row, for the benefit OF the Baftholdi Pedestal Fund
The Union Square Theatre Company was seen last
week at the Grand Opera House In this city, where was
revived the popular bill consisting OF "Three
Wires" and "One Touch of Nature" This was the
last appearance here OF this long popular and certainly
The comic opera OF Polly" by James Mortimer and
James Solomon TO be produced tonight at the
Casino. viii be offered with tse subjoined cast:
Polly Primrose, the Pet Of the Regiment
Ma, Gee. Bangs c. b. commanding 47th ''N''''
Lady generals sister II ba MSsg
Sarah Sarah E1orsp Ssu BaDhisier
Ann 3,'s Generals eight Asass fass%e
Martha Martha Kay ssSif sa ISsIp
Colonel psrcival Tusssll Commanding so6 ishnpOen
rr1sis Ssase Of the Tooth h ssss
E ssss ' bsse... Belle Ua u Asea
sss ss.s Eight st Sss'r' ss S SsSs
Ad1uf91t 60nzass. oooh fIrss. Rose Bsaudet
Capt, Blink. -"o~ -N.S'~%' Rita carroll
Capt Marten ......I Ely Kavanagh
Major Drumhe2d.. Edith Cornish.
Prominent among tho incidents announced for this
week viii be the advent Of Miss Helen Dauvray who ap-
pears ut the Star Theatre in play entitled Mona
Lawrence Barrett will end his dramatic season on
May 20, ct Montreal
George Fawcett Rowe win appear at the Mount Nor
se Theatre this week. giving his humorous and admir-
able perssnincation Of Mican5er
Messrs Evans and Hosy, with their theatrical CON-
" "A Parlor Ms,ch.S
Mia Estslls csytoa closed hsr engagement at the