New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-27
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MYSTICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

Mr.
on October z, with a new comedy.
Mr. Palmer will open the new season at the Madison
s sSns. Theatre on 0'''''' D WIN '' ''''
Mr. Redmond and Mrs Barry have produced new
play called Rank and Fame.
It's intimated tna In consequence OF hor great
success in the character Of Rosand Miss Mary Ander
son win play that part the occasion other reenranco
upon the American STAGE on October ~ at the star
Theatre. Miss Anderson closes her engagement III DaD
lin Saturday night and sails from queenstown Oil o"
day.
The Nelson family Of acrobats, twenty-five In number
reputed to be the best OF their kind in Europe VIII make
their first appearance in this city on October ~ Npos
Garden. association with the MINISTRIES OF ihslcher'
Primrose and West
Tho drama of "Michael strogo" will be offered at the
PEOPLES Theatre to-marrow night with new scenery
nv Mr. yoegtn and dresses from the Boston Thea
ire An elaborate production may be expected.
The Kiralfy Brothers making great preparations
for the production of their musical piece. Tho Rat
Catcher" at Niblo's Garden on November 30.
Herr Kapemeister Jan Joseph Bots sailed from Ham,
burg the steamship Westphsla for concert tour in
The United States Herr Bott OF the most disn-
guished Of living yiolinists
Miss Kitty Berger an eminent performer on the either
sailed for this country from England last Thursday
The first concert indoors of the fourth season OF the
Casino populars will take place tonight The solo
performers viii be Mime. Carrenc and Jules Levy.
Adolf Hartdogcn, the cello. player and his wife. Mrs
Holy Trinity, are home again from summers tour
through Germany.
Two choirs Of mixed voices organizing in the city
for work during coming season in addition TO that OF
Mr. Stucken to which we have called attention.
g. n Peneld is last in the field with an Invitation 10
chorsters which may be found In another part OF this
Journal meeting Of this choir will be on Tues
day evening in the parors of the Broadway Tabernacle
at Thirtytourth-st. and sixthsye where singers can
make application Mr.. Pcnheld for admission Con-
corning the scope of his project Mr. Penfeid writes
awhile we may not oonhne ourselves to the lighter
Hemendahrs choir. OF which we have also SPOKEN is III
q foTpaCR and his last IRA ll srda
afternoons OF this week Mr. Hemendahi has composed
an dyl for contrato solo, chorus and orchestra which
he hopes bring out Mt one of the concerts oil hs cao
The McCaull Opera Companies will utilize the coming
week putting the finishing touches preparatory 10
the winter The "Bisck Hnssar" organization
viii rehearse at the Star Theatre and the 80 Mikado'
company at the Fifth Avenue Theatre where they will
he under the full supervision of Sir Sullivan Who
for rehearsal. will take entire charge OF the
STAGE giving the COMPANY the benet OF MS intimate
Knowledge OF the requirements OF the opera
Lawrence Barrett has lately added to his repertory
the comedy of "The wonderin which he. OF course,
impersonates Don Pelr This is the part In which Gar
rick took leave of the stage and It is ono IN which,
among the actors OF our time, Lester "aacK has oo-
tanned brilliant fame.
Mr. Louis James and his wife, Miss Marie Wainwright.
have left the dramatic company OF Lawrence Barrett
they the leld as stars next season
The new play which Mr.. Wills has written for Miss
Mary Anderson ia entitled Icenla."
Mr. jefferson will begin his tomorrow night.
at Columbus Ohio, where lie will give seven perform
ances OF Kip Van Wake
Mr. Henry Chanfrau will appear at Nibo's Garden on
September 20 In the melodrama Of"'Kit'
Tue favorite English comedian Mr.. John L. Tooe, has
been passing holiday at Ostend.
MT A. NJ. Planners dramatic mpany.acted on Monday
night at the Temple Theatre Philadelphia, in Mrs. Yer
plancks play Of 5eaed Instructions entering on the
second week OF their enga nent ia that city, eaied
Instructions mas Desn 50 well received Philaiep ha
that itsrun Will be- cOhtlniei one Week longer tdu
originally intended
Miss Mary Anderson by reason OF her gift OF SIOO TO
the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. has become one OF
the life governors Of institution Among those who
have qualified for The Office are Edwin Booth,
Henry Irving Barry sullivan and William Creswick.
Mr. Irving during his visit to Germany. has had
the satisfaction Of seeing stagesettiug Of Faust by
Goethe himself The author OF Faust used TO super
inland the stage arrangements at Woimar with great
care II Mr. Irving aOpt SUGGESTIONS from the lieas
of Goethe IN his Forthcoming production Oh fauSI ue
Will not ne elect the opportunity.
The reopeuns OF tue London Iy cenn Theatre, when
was dry effected ~ Mr. Irving on the night OF sepep-
Der s. elected much comment from the ondon news
papers The standard says: la commencing MS eghth
season OF management at the Lyceun Theatre, MI
Henry Irving did not lind 1t expedient rely upon the
attractions OF new dramatic work. the fifty
sentatons OF Mr. w. q. wlis's poetic drama Olivia
ready given at this house having not nearly exnansteu
the fascinations Of beautiful work faultiessly per-
close OF the play in few wei-shosen words II he had
failed To provide piece at least he had given his
patrons new theatre. Indeed, the transfer nation 0t
the auditorium we'll nigh complete; aud whio leclai
efforts have been made to Increase the comfort of
visitors wdeung the space between the lines OF
seats increasing tue rake Of tue tiers when necessary
aboshing four pit boxes give additional stall rooD
aud pro,i ling extra means OF ex-Lhc house has
bean internally decorated and embeshed beyond rocog
nun The nentauOa OF the box fronts and ceiling
Ia gouerslly In the italian STYLE relieved by CHARMING
fgure painting while the amber satin curtains aud
arpon velvet bsustrdles give the necessary contraT
and warmth Of color 10 tue whole. Mt g. j. Plpps Is
the designs which baye been carried INTO
elect by Messrs. Campbell. smith Campbell. Many
have been enected upon the stage. per-
apr the most notable being the raising OF te cOoI 80 ~
TO afford space for carrying up scenes intact IN neh on
having 10 resort to cloths flats. Altogether the
Iyccum is now of the hhndsomest ana most |
theatres In the metropolis, besdes being
among the most convenient aud safest" M London |
oJntRg POst makes the following remarks on INC per
Of Olvia": Ell erence has shown the /
points at which might with advantage DC
prnne an the general Representation While not less
poetlcaI or afeGiug than before. Is ilper anu more
sGbiued. The domestic pictures which constitute |
principal charm Of the play lave iheir OH run anu
beaty and the ifDal element which aniInates tue
hle exs clses the old magic. Mr.. r,ng presents with
admirable picuresgueness the s0rely urea 'lcar anu
hssides exlIbtng the contrast between the meek aud
rstian nature aud the energetic impulses by which on
occasions Is sway cd norIns Tue wnoe MIN duor
ms suprrney pathetic and the outoursi of pity ans
alteration which succeeds the few words O alitDpteu
nd exercise potent influence the audience
W. ,arTv meanwbie eains in grace and viYacity
Her slrlis trust and hghthcarted rioyntnt OF nef
,risf .nell 81 married happiness naural and win
,oe her emotion IN the scene Of farewell 10 her family
irresstiby tender and her aROnzeO reception OF inc
that she is deceived by the man sue las iOved d
with force and power almost ,ragc NO cnnr
,cter in which this fine actress has been seen gives
tylc and the value OF her resources"
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