New-York tribune., 1885-10-26

salv,n anpear. this week a. the Metropolitan Opera
House. The eminent Italian actor VIII make MS IT.
entrance tonight Oihelo, and this performance hF
will repeat at the Saturday matinees. On Wednesday
he will act King Lear; Friday the Gladiator saiVhl
will have the cooperation of an American company
shakespeare tragedy OF CorioaDus" Is in prepard-
ton and Il will he brought forward toward the eng 0i
next week The dramatic company includes Viola
Alien Gencyleye Beaman. Mrs Augusta Foster, Mary
Maddern Catherine Linyard A. salyini 1r w. A. Whe-
ear r. NJ Coville Frank Little +. T. Deamater. James
Walhs john A. Lane W. A. Constantine Charles Neyins.
John Hearn. Royal Roche, L. stanelhe ana W. H.
Filing.
Mr. Frank Lincoln of late been very Ill., in eODsC
queuoe OF efforts made by him TO explain his Jokes to
deaf and dumb asylum but he now convaeseent and
ready and eager TO fulfil professional engagements
Mr.. Bronson HOwards new comedy, One OF our
Girls" is in active rehearsal at the Lyceum Theatre
where IL will be produced November g. The cast will
include LOUIS James. f. F. MacSey Edward sothern j.
w. PiggOtt George +. De We're Helen Dauvray lda YER
non, Enid Leslie and other players.
Miss Fanny Davenport, acting In " Fedora" will ap-
pear the Grand Opera House. in this city on Novem
q In association with Mr. Robert Mantel and her dra
matte company.
Lawrence Barrett enters the third week of pros
porous engagement at Opera House in Chicago. He
will effect this evening elaborate and handsome re-
vlval Of The Man O'Airlie" on next Friday Mr. Bar
rett will play CaSSfoS and Mr.. John W. Norton will
appear Brus Mr. Barrett will shortly revive Victor
Hugo's fine drama of Hermann he also intends to
resume the character of King ArhW, IN MI william
Youngs tragedy OF PeRdrag0n This piece, 1t VIII be
remembered, brought out here at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre several years when II aroused un-
common interest in critical minds The author has re-
it for Mr.. Barretts contemplated reproduction
Nr. w. J. Scanlon. the Irish comedian, sends forth
engraviugs OF Tom Moores Irish harp incidental
advertisement of his professional attractions Nj
scanlon is celebrated for his singing OF Tom Mooros
ballads The harp Is In the possession OF Mr. George W.
Chids. OF Philadelphia.
kMr Henry Arthur Joues, the author of Saints ana
Sinners soon to be presented at the Madison Square
Thestre-sailed for England on Saturday aboard the
Eruria Mr. Jones has made many friends IN this oty.
lie intends 10 return To America next spring.
Mr. Harry Watkins the veteran actor. Is the author Of
timely pamp let dedicated to Young Americans en-
titled How shall Vote g. Mr.. Watkins was soldier
In the Union Army during the civil and he writes
With the zeal Of patriot.
Miss Minnie Maddern the close OF her engagement at
The Lyceum Theatre. November T. viii begin profess
sonal tour OF the United staes and Canada acting in
Mr.. Maekayes successful drama In spite OF ALL" Her
manager is Mr.. Arthur Miller.
Miss AndersOns performances of Gdlatea and CloTic
have been received with extraordinary enthusiasm by
large assemblies OF the people "Pygmalion and
oalatea," and Comedy and Tragedy are 10 be con.
hDued throughout the present week. and probably
longer tmo. Miss Andersons engagement has yet four
weeks This actress has never appeared to
greater advantage than at present and those persons
VINO have heart the best Interests of the stage
naturally feel great pride and satisfaction IN her brill
liant success such an actress Indeed honor TO the
American theatre.
Mr Joness comedy Of" Saints and Sinners" which Is
now In preparation at the Madison Square Theatre Is
hveact piece, written in prose- and 1t tells deeply in
eresting story OF trouble and SORROW but Of ultimate
victory and vndication in the course OF true love
Ths is laid in English rural village the princi.
pal person Isl country clergyman This part will be
played by Mr. James H. st0ddart The piece is remark
ably strong IN 1t contains capital parts for
no less than hve comedians,-nanely Mr. stoddart.
Mr.. Le MOyne, Mr.. Davidge Mr.. e NJ. Holland and
hr C. p. Fockton The heroine is an excellent
part The story is tersey told The incidents many
u ney come along IN Tapd succession. The situations
$50 vi striking mpressiveness. The language Is I'M
.saaIo'y bright And the play admits OF a charming z
~ Although the story s sad. the ieh
Sl nnof an along its line relieves IL from gloom ami
sn ness IL shows heart that is full of sympathy with
Aad capital writer
%s 'erpianck's comedy OF Sealed Instructions >"
keeps Its place at the Madison Square Theatre,
n ss hhel In the favor of the play. going public 1t
nrhr1 DC continued throughout the present week. and
p'oosoIy for longer period