New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-28

ccipis OF one concert alone amounted to se0o2
ana wedne she sing, IN 70 b. Iss.
thsn at her recent appearances. The advance saic y
concert re- S on %sdr sgSy Nine fsi viii leave Ysw
York an start on her extended toui Of the United
f satmo s9a Dsi eheaso 9sVc."a and
6r-sns Then she yslis Nssico and 'u6.sguently
AblS Vt viii bmsef travel With Nine Patti antil Nine
IL rnRarit's arrival from south America. II l. 10
e. such rumors, that Mr. Abbey 10 conjunction
with another manager whose name !. kn9wo III o,es
the world, is contemplating the building q theatre
In thi. city in which stock company VIII insrpIes
high class comedy AMI drama Nothhs' h""o'o''
Is yet definitely settled.
There has been much discussion in theatrical circles
over the new phase of the unfortunate Barley camp
beu's affairs. The charles brought against the re
ceiver By Mrs Campbell undoubtedly call for ek
planation Mr. Harvler claims that he has adinin-
has interferod with his own business, and claims
that lie obta ned for siberia" the highest price pro
Of such Properly as Mr.. Campbes plays l. difficult
TO he ascera mel. for While TO one man pay "",
vho, president Of the Actors Fund Is nl velsfLhe
5act that ri 800 was offered for siberia by we'll
known actor. while it was sold for niue over he
bet er served by the appointment Of another
1t cerainy seems hard that n Srs - limited that
1000 has already been paid out oil his es'ae'
The new order OF light houses consequent on the
Cameron engagement has given place 10 inc oiu ~
the Casino and since the return of "hrnlh'e INC
business ha- shot up not only to D9t aooEe ~ % tb
level before British burlesque had sadaehed al vi
trronentrrs of the house. Rudolph Aron-on sslu
yester ay that 10 his surprise the business aouS n
ing the week bad been even larger tnan ,ra-
he height Of "Ermlnie's" first season 30 goou wa
it, he added, that no idea Of its dropping ,Tr
weeks has been entertained by any one ,o1 ard
IN t. It will certainly be continued nnni i iSs on s,
probably we'll into the new year WINE INC on Up the
Is thus attracting New Workers the COMPANY On t hv
road Is u~t as Successful and the business done ~
L in Chicago said Mr.. Aronson, was extremely s r,i
lying s Srn Ina me pat While Mr. wilson s plays "ca
deaux" with the home company.
The engagement of Sidney woollett by A. VI. Palmer
for six morning recitas at the Madison square inca
ire during the month of January Will provide pleas
mo entertanment for the early hours Of mdwlnter.
Mr. Wool EFT is as we'll known III THIS cly d. ne :. ~
Boston few years ago he gave ser ssa ri at the
University club theatre. He has laIse npyafe
here and is leaSeny yen ns and admirers are Mrs
" ~ Astor Mrs AbIam 5. Hewitt ana MIS-. N1r
Vii, w. Jan Ierbilt He has depended. however. FOR
nens Yam and success upon his talent as
an Interpreter of good Literature and tne e5, a ad
been at least Tmunelau yee, aSd has many private
engagements. Ills course at tne M aulson 49, Al
net 70 Dc 5 da upon his
frneess" kim John" and The i,Ss 1e en- sr wo ST
let's rccitals at 30.
Several new faces will be seen at Dochs'aaer ;
Ministries this week. among which not the least re-
markabe will be that OF Billy Birch, an Old faVori'e
in the DAYS of the once famous san Francisco nan
sreIs Messrs. Adams; Casey ana hUwSt =, th CON-
musical specialists, will also be added 70 inc aI
pany In the programme. when VIII De, d. u 20.
almost entirely new NJ p9cEstaS sstle m xheh
prize topical song entitled "lnat sctues tI L.
was selected from the many IeGeNed .y Eur sLefcb
.tyied "Telloi Heo" and the burlesque MI ss
satirzes many points Of the Guy goVerninn,en' W.
Docks ader seems to act sensiby IN proVdlhg oUn
slant change Of programme ana VI peop9 Ia N ~
pany.
At the Union Square Theatre Madame NodIesEa
has steered "Ihe Chouans" to Acknowledged victory
through various shoals and shadows. The play mas
now heen whitfield down until it has gained the com
n.ctness evidently desirable from the nIst Mgne :
performance and until the play Is over al ~ bso
pnitorniy larre and Mr.. Stnson said yesterday thaI
without doubt the piece could be pIOuaDv run III
the end OF the engagement % ~ ahounSt emf
nenty desirable to submit lt 70 the se +oteS herr
York audience As has already been stated nI he
the play ls an adaptation OF German piece H'" ~
ing successfully played in Europe.
Jules Levy who plays the cornet as no other corne'
r1over can ia going to England whence 1t is SAID ne
originally came. That noted musician souI.
leave the country without some pubic nouGe Oe III
taken q bis depsrure IN pnt their heads to-
esthsr and resolved that the happiest method o,
soften ne the blow both to Mr. Levy ana hetpos
ni n This means that on Sunday evening, Deem
her benefit concert will be given at the Acalemy
of Music at which the soot n WsIf knowu actor
and will be supported ny many WA
and musicians.
The Hungarian band Of musicians engaged pf inc
of the Eden Musee sailed for this couh
trv last wednesday. and will be heard Tor the nrS'
| tim. on uecember g. They come under the leader
ship of Munczi Lalos, saa 20 oe 'i'''i '-"'''''