New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-15
,r.s1c,1-ANn DRAMATIC NOTES.

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NJ rio,,as's Popular programmes for this
el p. xceedinsly interesting Gu Tuesday evening
MIR SAMUEL s. sanford OF Bridgeport CONF W." "'''o
with Mr. Jo,eay in a performance OF M'|"r'
for two pianofortes, AMI MI JoseHy WIZ pa! A'@''
"Copcrrt Ptthotque." which mas HAD DuJ one PiO'''
aDce in this city. we believe on Tue same even
inc Eeetboyen's Pastoral symphony WI. ne p'Neu
I'm. pro,ru,iue for THURSDAY afternoon enora@es ne
march from Mendelssohn's music TO A'hId' 60,
Ix, T. II,riSe symphony. the Weber Ber!ioz II
xation t. M Dance Hande!s " Lal$o. bElny! i inc
mnuet four movements from huDlGsieiuf IinY,,ran
FAINT sarus's Danse MacaOre and L7It hA"S'i''"
Rhapsody No ?. ., ,.,ra
"Tbe rIyin, Dntchman" will be brought forward
nv the american opera this evening with Nine
1ias,reitr rs entr and Mr. Ludwig as the DutGhman
Oiher cha. actcrs Will be represented " -u'' "''
Mir Fcss.ideu and Mr.. MocSudSe'
At the nr, OF Fursch-Ma1i concerts on next lh7
dev evening Nine. FurscL1iadi VIII sing the cantiiehe
from, Cine Mars" by Gouuod, with chorus the ID
fammatus Ro,sni's 'etaoat Mater, a"u' Win
H. Bouny the admired duet from " La t"Vorlla'
Mis-. Mar.uIes vii play Liszts tarantelIe' " Yemen"
n Nap, and with Mr. Bercner Memberships sonata
in major op. 5s. Mr. BergLer's 500 number VIII DO
Dances, by La.hner NJ BGnny %i and sU
"Chauscu NaUOlItaiue,' ny NldoE
s,nor Montesrfo the tenor VIII sing in London next
season.
Gumore's band may be heard at concert in Stenway
Hall this evening, for the benefit OF the ~ MARY
Lodging House, a worthy charity conducted for the
while ont OF employment
Miss Clara Norris appearing at the Criterion Iheae'
Brooklyn tonight will remain there one week, ana
vii act I'm " Article AZ" Mss Mutton" Alike" and
"Cauinc" Mr. Robert G. Hiliard will appear there
on the Wednesday and saturday afternoons III :" En-
gagged" Mss Ada Gray Will come 10 'Ae CF'elIoH U"
March % IL East Lynne
The parts in the new opera by Alfred Thompson and
Edward solomon. entitled "Iepta; or the CIR win Tie
Glass Eye be brought out TO morrow evening at the
Union SQUARE Theatre have been cast 10 Lillian RUSSELL
Alma stuart Stanley, Caroline jackson, Elizabeth
Hughes Juia Wilson. Jacques Kruger, Frederick Solo
mon Cnauncey Olcott Frederick Clifton. Frederick
WnnsOu and Others. chorus numbering slAtE-nNe
r"1ietr TO mount the piece handsome scenery and
to :; "a say attire Mr. Ldward solomon VIII pre-
side ia he O. cut-iTa on the opening hlEhI
A play entitled Blackman" will D5 brought forth at
the Standard Theatre tonight.
Mr.. Dcninln Thompson Will appear tonight at tho
Grand opera House in Joshua Whitcomb"
Mr. g. Williams, in the farce OF On, What Night"
will amuse the people OF Harlem, appearing tonight at
The Theatre Comlque
"Jack-tn-thr-Box" will be produced this week ct the
Third Avenue Theatre.
MIR wallpck Will devote his stage for the
weeks to Mr.. Robertson's charming comedy OF Home
md the on March 29, Will revive his own spIighty
and Amusing comedy Of Central Park" valerie"
Is laid aside. run Of four weeks 1t was pro-
duced on February 10.
PERHAPS the most novel and striking incident Of the
new week viii be the OF Mr. Bouccault. who
70 the Theatre omOrrow night appoarDsin his new
play called "The int Mr. Boucicsult since last he
acted III New-YOrk has been at the autpOdes. has de-
lighted paygoers Of Melbourne ana has heard the
long wash OF Aust.aasian seas" His return Will, OF
course, be welcomed by this public as that OF an old
friend brilliant abilities Of Mr. BOucicau require
present proc lie veteran, but his power
Interest aud charm the pubic mind has increased not
diminished. the lapse OF time. His new play Of Tho
JJ" l. he written in tue fine, swt e breezy man
Of IA, earlier comedy productions and IL has else
where been received with uuStutod appreciation Mr..
BOucicauit to with well-seected dramatic
company. The Boston OF The Jilt" however, has
been changed In several particulars, and this pubic Will
mss eng both Mr. Seymour and Miss Craigln. The
latter per acted IN % and report has spoken OF
her alb ties ana charms IN language of uncommon ad
mratlOn. MI Boucicault will remain here for month
Mr.. Gable Is to give a series of readings from his
works on tuesday and nrsday afternoons at Walaek
Theatre.
At the new Windsor Theatre this week, the play called
The Pauters Wife" Will be acted, with Mr.. Henry
Lacy ana Miss Louisa Balfe IN the chief characters.
Mr.. Frederick Mitterwurzer the fayorte German
actor will play a farewell engagement III New-York at
the ITALIA Theatre this week giving six performances
and presenting on nights the following char
Acters: Etchard Ill., DR.. WeSDe, NdreSS. Charles De
Moor Tie Journalist and Hamlet Mr.. MtterwuIzer has
been highly successful In the Vest and he Is much ad
,nired By the German public here