New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
MANAGERS AND PLAYERS.
WHAT SOME OF THEM ARE DOING TO En-
TERRAIN NEW WORKERS

last of his summer Of comic opera st Wal
lacks Theatre tomorrow night II began on May and
has lasted i've montbs or nearly half year. Co onsl
McCaull in chatting yesterday said: This 10 our SOC
ond summer at Wallaoks Theatre, and shall 20 away
feeling satisfied than dId last fall. whom We
had the unusual Of rhe Black Hussar 10 look
back upon nave this produced three new operas
and have revived one oldtms success We
have not turned people away from the
theatre every night without exception. but We have
only mad week in which We did aot make profit,
and that week was the hottest OF the entire summer
The three productions were Don Caesar. The
Growing hen and Josephine In the order named
these the greatest success from pesunlay point Of
view Is undoubtedly Josephine Artlstcay. should.
perhaps from my point OF view, incline In favor OF
Don Caesar Then We revived FalkA' intending to
play 1t only for week. but so kindly vas IL received
that had after weeks absence With
IT, and it opened this subsidiary summer season which
Is Just closing. on Monday Josephine with
the present east will be removed to my Philadelphia
theatre. where 1t will, hope, prove worthy OF long
run. After IL 10 Withdrawn shall produce Dslinxers
OPERA Lorraine. the book OF which is now seing
adapted by ". Henderson. Since have read IL care
fully ha 20 been much impressed with II. rs have also
with Barrymore aud Kinxston's waldemAr. tle pro-
ducon OF which think shall withhold until spring
Next Monday my Black Hussar' company. under B. ID.
Stevens, will start its seasons tour. The cast
will include Mas Bertha Ricc, McDonough, Nss
Cheatham, Miss Ellis Klein and many other wall
known people. for the list Of principal characters 10
long Ny other company 10 now playing In Chicago.
and In Don Cesar seems 10 have taken that rather
critical city by These briefly. are my plans.
except that may add that return TO the star In
January ana again 10 February. when We shall probably
present Lorraine 20 New-York Next summer I hope
may our Old quarters, which We now loos Oh
second home"
No matter how serious may be the defects OF Mr.
Gunters Wall Street Bandit" when Judged BY any
standard Of merit there doubt that tGs
drs week OF ts At the sndard Theatre hss bean
highly successful IN sttsnla receipts aud applause
The beeu full at performance and the
company has been ENCOURAGED by emphatic marks OF
public favor. Miss Georgia CayvAn as Ethel Wayne has
tho excellent impression wnic she made
the 1rst night, aud nor powerful aoting IN the
sceue where she falls unconscious after accus
ing herseR In order to saisii her brother
has been suitably Acknowledged by the audiences
W. w. Randall who with Charles Frohnal con-
trolls the play, SAID yesterday; II am
told by nearly every manager who has seen II
that Mr. Gunters play Is q most valuable property.
During our weeks at the standard We shall I'M
less all indications prove false make nan laoms prOht
Notwithstanding lsrgs expenses In the nrst place
we gave the plsoe strong cast We could gather
together aud Mas Cayvsns performance OF the heroine
alone snougn TO make the fortune ora play. '1hs
Shepherds Fold scene seems 10 possess great at
traction for tho public aud ne audiences are evidently
novel situation Of the burglary too where an In
nocert locksmh made to open the safe by the burg
lars is also well recsivsi On october Is The Wall
Street Bsntt will have TO say goody u the stanI.rd
ami will start the road opening Us tour AZ an East
H.or, Rncasf,rss ne piay vhch We have had to re-
cpristsn Daugntsr Of Ireland viii be seen At
Standard The play 10 ths property OF w j. Gross. tns
nsd nj. no.ion IN orisr 20 raks ,rga OF nis prop
cry Mr. Frohnan and myself are arranging his Gem,
po-.b-. Miss Cayvsn having already boon secured
for the Leading part In writing TINS AZ nay alI'
NJ Roche'ort had the valuable a'sstaace Of Busnach
a we-Known ana prsctised pay wright Judging from
the manuscripts the play s exceedingly strong
tits now decided that Whistler will arrive here
about the end OF November. and viii give his Ten
O'clock" in Nsw-York as attsrward as possible.
He will have to return England in February. as in
Society OF British Artists Is TO hold an e1h
bitOn OF Mr. Whistiers pictures exclusively The So
ciety THINKS necessary for Mr. Whistler to DO present
whie the exhibition s progress az he Is their presi
dent G. F. Morsmsn, who IL Mr Cartes representa-
tive mere said yesterday: "Mr Carte was anxious 70
bring over representative cOhccuon Oh Si "ulsest
works IN oraer 10 EXHIBIT them IN New-HOrx de has
hat however grsatdircuy IN gathering them together
for those who possess thstn decline IN mos.
risk a temporary parting with their treasdres Mr..
Carte however, that 10 nope, 10 get AIRY
good collection including tho portraits which Mr.
Whistler has alw refused 20 sel-'Csrlye ami Lady
Archibald Campbell. BotH Of these are now Oslns eK-
hbitei In Berlin lEt tnsre IL 80 ne ta2 OF the Hotm%h
Government buying the Carlyle
Harry Abbey with hts little corps OF assistants. II
now comfortably settled n bis new Office In upper
Broadway. FROM these few rooms several important
enterprises will be couro ed. aaI here john schoefel
Mr. AObeys partner and Marcus r. Mayer aud Charles
Matthews his business managers. will be found Of AMI
on through the ssas0n as Will Mr.. Abbey himself
sfroulng down Broadway yesterday Mr.. Abbey chst1d
about himself and his plans leave, said he' "tor
Euroue ths Alaska, but shall not he long
away, for [ return early In NovemosT Win Madame
Patti Before sailing sac will give ,"o concerts In Dun
In and will appear tn NcwIork about the middle OF
NoyerDb-r a few iays after arrival The nrst CON
cor, will take The Academy OF Music sni Hh9
Will boliu nsr lat tour OF America ihs u , .
am II will bs really nsr at. as she mas iny
mad. HP s.T I"a |" nave rs'1 the ae%o. eoSa
denoe IN Madame PATHS success aud feel sure WI %
VINO IL now playing under my mAn.semsn' W" e,1n
the United States Her success mas been so great IN
south America that have Thought II wise 70 cancel
Two ve.ks OF her tina In the South and she will tere
fore open IN Washington on March y nstesh o, MAren
IA that IN her also have sure card sue WI
not play Theodore as has been announcsd nor husol
intention 10 prodnce TINS IN AnerleA, ~.
have not the .censry anu IL Wou!u hsruy u~'o P@
u nave 1t painted
Since the opening nigh. OF Dockstadss Ministries the
success OF entertainment seems TO have been grAu
fytng both TO Mr. Dockstadcr ami his clever young
manager Alexander Cou stock. The programme Nhce
the frat night entirely changed aud apparently
vt,h poot resuts Mr. DO kstader himself. wno Ia
aouist Young man, as unlike thu typical "ministrsI
a. can DO Imagined, sad yesterday When made
up my mind start this enterprise determined 10
proceed on lines perhaps rather unusual In tue pro-
fssslon to which belong reasoned that tho Oettet
class Of people driven away from the ordinary
minstrel show chi ehy by tns evident determination 10
get laugh At any expense OF decency. Humor, even
whsn coming from men with black faces. oeed not De
vulgar AMI that Is the principle have recognised We
NAV have laugh here and there. but We never raise
busn Some friends tOld us our entsrt~in nent
would be 100 quiet, but have proved tue contrary
our AUDIENCES, OF course, diner In their temper
amsnt night after night but as rule there
ia laughter enough 20 SATISFY .snyo"nJ
am also trying another experiment wnlch hs so Ih
nrov,d successfuL As rule minstrel companies are
snbect 10 The change OF the principals. want 10 see
N a stock company will not 10 as successiui IN
mtnsfrnlsy As IL 10 10 the legitimate drama sm now
en.bisd To ladgs a certain eztent, aud sm surs II
will b. So hud Out the peculiar talents Of eson mob
re- batter With Lher pAr-s anu n-.Ilcs