New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

Kite KettleOy. Mabel Morris
Captain Gun. Ida Van Osen
lret9n Nsns W asceser
M Sg; Mabel crsss
The widow OF tho late John RIckaby reenters the dr
attic profession member OF the theatrical company
on gagged by Miss Lillian Ocott for the production Of
" Theodore at NibDo's Garden.
Miss Bertha welby intends to impersonate Nancy Ia
"Oiycr Twist" This refreshing exhibition will b.
made at the Third Avenue on September "a.
Mrs. Bowers cordially welcomed last week, IL
Pttsburg where she impersonated Lady Audiey Qlees
Mary Stuart. Queen Elizabeth and Lady Macbeth. THIS
week she Ia In Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frederick wards presented at Providsncs. on
September 9, a new tragedy. entitled, "Galbs, the
Gladiator" BY Mr.. Leonard Outram.
Mr.. Robert B. Mantell will appear a. the Globe
Theatre Boston, on September 20. in the play
called Tangled LIVES" written for him By Mr. John
W. Keller.
Mr. Frederick Bryton may be this week at the
Windsor Theatre In improved version OF the play OF
" Forgiven" His theatrical pany includes Mss
Blanche Thorne daughter Of the late Charles r. Thorns,
IT.
Irish drama, as illustrated by Mr.. W. j. Seaman at
tracts full houses Poole's theatre In Eghthst
Mile Rhea produced at Halifax on September L.
comedy entitled The widow" taken from ths Frenct
of Mehac and Hslevy. The piece is reported success
full and MILE Rhea will make special feature OF il dur
ing her fare well Of tho American stage, which
now in progress Mile. khea VIII appear III No"-iorh
Lawrence Barrett at the Star Theatre this week will
be seen as Harebet, "The Man O. ArIe," Yorick Gar
rick and Richard III "The Man o Airlie" will be
played on the first four nj, hts OF the week
Mrs. Henry Arthur Jones's drama OF "Hoodnan
Blind" is TO be brought forward hno style at ths
Grand Opera House on September 81. Mr.. Joseph
HawOrth will play the chief part In II.
fine scenic revival OF "Lost ia Lonlon" Is promised
for September 20 at the Windsor Theatre. Mr. Henry
F. Hoyt has painted OF the scenery. The play viii
be acted by Mr. Newton Beers. and company including
Misses Ray Brscoe. Phoebe Don, Kate Romano. Mlly
Wilson. Edward II. See. Lauren Rees, Charles r. 10
F. c. Cooper, j. f. Corrgan. Pierre ODay and Paul A.
Paulscrart.
The chief theatrical events of the present week
Lawrence Barretrs revival OF "The Man o Alrlie" az
the Star Theatre. Mis-, Lillian OicotTs production OF
sardous Theodore at Nibo's Garden. the Offering Of
seba" at the Grand Opera House.. aud Mr. n C.
Goodwn's presentment Of Little Jack shepard at the
Bou Opera House. "The Man o Airlie. by Dir. Wills
comes, as 10 well known from the German Laurel
Tree and Beggars Staff; but Mr. Wills has pursued A
independent in his treatment OF the original and
ha, written noble and beautiful play. and many Of the
best qualities OF Lawrence Barretts acting are seen IN
his rne performance Of Hareoeu. sardous melodrana
of .Theodord, according 10 the Intentions or Mr. G.
more, OF Nblos Garden. is to be brought forward WIZ
elaborate and ntcent scenery lleIe IL promise Oh
a den real lions and tigers, and IL given out ths
Mss Lillian Olcot will in the OF the performance.
enter this den. "Not@lthstandng the ehormty VI
this production says Mr.. GllmOre-no doubt In ausoa
to this wanton, wicked, and reprehensiple incdent-
there will be no advance OF the popular prices NE
j.. Ii.
Buffalo Blrs Wild West remains two weeks longer az
Staten Island. The concert season at the St George
Casino closed on Saturday night.
It's to DO regretted that the minstrel theatre has
not been favored with mogo agreeable AID attractive
nane Docksaders" is not pleasing appellation FOE
a theatre-but doubtless tho ministries Will sag sweety
whether called by that name sr any otasr
dramatic event OF the first importance occurs to-
night at Buffalo, where Edwin Booth will begin his new
season. with a newly organlzed company, the whole
being under the business OF awrsaes
Barrett.
MI wilson Barrett Miss Eastlake the leading lady in
his dramatic company Miss GARTH also member OF
his company, ana Mrs symons' eompan'oh nt 70 Ms
81, aboard the City OF Chester
Miss Viola Allen is a talented and mertorious young
actress and 1t pity that her enterprise should
be made udicrous by the writer OF her advertisements
This person-who appears to have swallowed a dc
tionary-has sent forth a proclamation announcing
Tho stellar OF Miss Viola Allen" What is
stellar tour Young, lovely in face and FORM. pro-
ceeds this writer talented and thoroughly acquainted
with every detail OF e she Is indeed worthy OF
every consideration shown her as the daughter OF that
sterling character actor Mr. Leslie Allen, for eighteen
years with the Bos on Theatre Stock COMPANY ss
actres, should be considered "Surrouoded by all tho
elements, says this unique Document MISS Miss An a
meus other those that are usual such IS ar anl
fire and water surround miss Nos na n VII n appe,r
Al the Criterion Theatre Brooklyn, september 20 Ia
Talked About" and IL IS hoped she VIII meet Win 'Ae
success she entirely deserves.
Mrs. Henrietta Chanfrau makes her remittance Id
New-York at Fourteenth street Theatre on sepem
her 90 in Sir Charles Youngs play OF The scapegos'
Mira Chanfrau's company includes Helen Barefoot
s,ella Rouface, Horace VInton, sidney Drew LOUIS
Baker Henry Weaver jr Myron Letting ell ana others
Wrs Chanfrau favOrite In tnls city, her nao
rrylyes many pleasing associations oil ou
ana her Will Assarody b" hailed with A'r'e"u"
welcome.