New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
DRAMATIC NOTES.

.o~.on at the Star Theatre. will give the tenth
%,o. ,aancs Of Rosaiind this evening "As You Like
give place to the new bil-"Pygmalion ana
IL vi" nd "Comedy and Tragedy" Miss Anderson
Gsatea An reneat RosaIind at the Saturday matinee
VIII o,sndsnce continues 70 be large ana the PuOhs
interest is unaDaIou ,- -. ,,.ou
-, a.. Field will occupy conspicuous place upon
.. MS ,,,. ,eason giving her capital entertainment
t'o and Ears in London" and she will also
49, her interesting lectures, entitled IAN Evening
,.x cha,,,. Dickens" and "The Mormon Monster.
,u. F,eld is known TO this public as woman OF
n,.rt mind and earnest purpose In aiming to please
she sSv Interesting speaker, skiinl musical artist
pose ot more than common TALENT MISS tleii is
an sIv eouipped for victory in her profession Her
especially So Welcomed of the pleasantest incl
dents Of the season .,...o,.
NJ Jobu Gilbert has just ended brief but prosperous
....oo At the Boston Museum. On Saturday night he
.o,sd in "Grandfather Whitehead ana simpson "
~ for the time in years Mr Plnero
w., No,.aS of Tue Magistrate" was brought out at the
poston Museum Monday night.
nm. Rbsa is acting this week at the Boston Theatre
,rer repertOry includes Frou Frou'' "A Dangerous
noms The Power OF Love-" and other plays. Mile.
u@.a ,os underlined a play entitled Tragedy and
ca,n This is the title OF the piece that Mr. Gilbert
wrote ior Miss Anderson. and which Is her exclusive
property ,
n,nes and grave apprehensiOns re felt by hls many
,y.sjs Mr. owens is at Towsentown, near Baltimore.
Mention has already been made OF professional ALL
oncs recently formed between Edwin Booth and Law
rance Barrett These actors are old friends and hrst
and as they have often been associated In professional
,,, Their present plan does not contemplate union
=, p,rtormances Each will keep separate company
oDd nur.ue distinct and different tour OF the country
, ho, organizations ale tn be under the direction OF
N, Rarrett 1t is the intention inst both companies
shall he complete IN every respect and that the plays
shall be given with sehOlarke attention to all details
of dress and scenic embellishments MI Booths com
rany will he furnished by Mr. Barrett and all business
saers connected with the OF both actors Will oe
controlled and directed by him. This plan goes mo
operation for the sc tson OF lss6eI Ihe mos Dri IT.
iaut authorizations of are certainly Justlneu Dy
This alliance. Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett TO-
sber represent high ideas, noble lnnueuce. and the
Strongest Intellectual power IN our dramatic art Genus
pufe taste and ample experience are the forces
which thus associated, and failure woulI there
fore, he impossible.
The new theatre at Harlem opened Monday night
It's named the Theatre Comque andt is under the man
ae.ment Of Mr. Josh Hart who is assisted by Mr. W. NJ
Morton-aI experienced and wellknOwn workerln the
field of local theatricas Miss Fanny Davenport furn-
htd ths frs. chapter in the history OF this new house
producing there the strong play of Fedora in when
herself and Mr.. Il. B. Mantel imperNonsted the chlei
PARTS Tne new theatre is rrprooi building, built OF
brick and freestone handsomely decorated and contains
seas for 900 persons Harlem has long needed SUD
crowtb OF Neu-YOrk toward the northern end of its
Island has been rapid and extensive OF late years ana
local Institutions of all kinds have become necessity TO
the residents of Harlem and It's neighbOrhood. MI
Hart announces that salvlnl, Booth Barrett, Miss
Anderson Miss Mitchell Judic, Miss Lotta and MI
Mayo are to appear In succession at bis new theatre
The roappear Of Miss Annie Pixley at the Grand
Opera House be noted as event Of the present
week Miss Pxley returns tONewYork In the character
OF Miss but on October &c she will bring forward a
new play, entitled "Eiy," by Mr.. Fred Marsden,
which she recently adopted into her reperory Miss
Pixtys company includes Mr.. Harry Meredith and that
clever comedian, Mr. DAILY The new character pro
yed for PIIey that OF young Irish girl, whose
nature full vyacty and whose experience IS full OF
adventure.
Mr. Pinero the dranatist has sailed for England &C
eompanIed by his wife.
Mr. Steele Mackayes drama "In Spite Of All" will be
continued at the Lyceum Theatre until November 7,
whom will receive its last representation here Miss
Minnie Maldern and company, including Mr. Richard
Mansfield. Miss Lillian Wallach and Mr. Joseph Frankau,
viii subsequently, take this piece TO other cities: Mr.
Bronson H0wdrd's new play, One OF Our Girls is TO
be produced at the Lyceum on November 8.
comic piece called " The Dalyss Vacation" will be
given at Niblo's Garden o October 26
l6 Miss Fanny Davenport will appear In that city at
ths Park Theatre on OctOser rs.
salyini is to act at the Boston Theatre November