New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20

later she PLAYING Ulrdyi in The Rajah, althoutb
until her last Winter at home she ha1 seen put tw9
I;'.o ps, , ~ n, reared - H,a in
Alpine Roses ANA sincc then has played IN CiIeu
Young Mrs Winthrop tas Co,isare ani she Is nov
the Lthy Salhis acd SINNERS Her his1anil Lewis
f. 1iassOu has the lHsr ri hafDh in tbs same play.
Amateur thaatrlcals have been marked feature in
Brooklyn lie TO- years. ANA naturally enough from the
number OF those Engaged IN that sort O recreation, sODo
amateur players have shown a good deaf ol talent. A
ynung lady IN the Amaranth and Gilbert dramatic
societies few seaSOus ago attracted constierahie
attention; size u handsome brunette, OF dashiDg
manners. who foand herself at home in comedy and
melOdraml alike and who had particular fancy f"f
ret re5eataiire Il Mana.or rOmpkins Of the Boston
Theatre, who was on TIE lookout for good dramatic
material Miss Kingdom ard was so pleased Win Ter
acting that On his representations Manager IOlnpkibs
made al offer to her ~ once ana sue enereh on ail
engagement whrh lasted for three yeas The nrst
year devoted TO travelling throughout the principal
cities Of the country, Miss Kingdom appearing hrSt as
hcf In Youth other plays in @lca sue t0oS pars
Love and Money" IN love and Money she was
play in Boston she Concluded Ier second under ITO
mana Se.heit 81 r Iompklns lt wa, IN tis roe tas
ensasement 10 tnis ely 10 aosn win the season ~
1881 81. Meanwhile Miss Kingdoms third season was
opened as me irt"c So III me snctaculr work i!bl
which the road after successful ron in Boston.
NGoden SSOon,' aud then came " Love Crltchos."
in which in Tie part Of uagy green the young actress
made nit.
Mss stella Bonifacc entered tho dramatic world under
favorable conditions IA that her father, George Bo1i
face ana her mother taught her and were SIN hef.
prediction for the stage was natural enough Tor mo
daughter; yet her father Tor tin opposed nor carrying
ont her wishes. He finally gave his consent and HIs3
stella first appeared with the Kurdish family IN whose
company her parents engaged. Sic then play'da
feX engagements with her faCGcr and out IN New
York ut Woods Museum in "Swectaearts" Later she
Miss DcknsOns company in A Crown OF
T4,Fus." aud an engagement At Nollscks Isestrc
followed. she was tao constant uLderstldy o. MISS
COghlan. Miss Bouifacs appeared in all that variety OF
excellent plays which Mr.. Wallack produced ~ the
Old thc0tre AID I'm tie roles or Ely and H0y7 IN The
Shaughran" O,ta to Miss COghans RCS1iiHd and IN
the opening bill OF the theatre III Tie school Or
Scandal"
Willie with Mr. Wallack Miss Bon face, when
Diplomacy running having no place ia tue cash.
supported John Mccullough at the Grand Opera lleuse.
appearing DeSdenOHa, virginia and cOFG9tf AtO.t
tiiS time after she had PLAYED COr6H with Mr. Ba1cit
at BO0ths Theatre Mr. Barrett offered her an engage
his company, but she finally declined IL Owing %
an apprehension that she would find travelling 100
fatignihg for Since leaving Nalck however AZ
the 1882 50, she has dScOvt red, SIZE
says error that score, for travelling IL MY
RaymOnds company aud appearing in C0l0Eel
sellers" For Congress- and In Paradise has PROV cd
laI from dsagreeahle
Daring the present season Miss Bouifaee Is at the New
PARK Theatre, aud the fre1ucnteTs or that place are
familiar with her Lara IN Old Lavender while her
brigat and buOyani ROSdiitd Rtaiy IN The GRIP Il
now her medium for pleasing the public Miss Boniisro
was married in June last to Henry A. Weaver IT, WAC
is playing JOht Clancy the lover OF ROSdhd, Ia mo
Or