New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
DALY'S COUP1NY ABRO1D.
DETAILS OF THE EUROPEAN TOUR-A TALK WITH
MR.. DAILY.

DETAILS OF THE EUROPEAN TOUR-A TALK WITH
MR.. DAILY.
The cable dispatch published in TIE TR!B-
UNE announcing the completion OF the semens for
the European tDur OF Days company shown 10
Augustn Daily yesterday. He said the news was correct
and gave much additional and interesting infor nation
a, to the trip.
"Our present season." said hc will close May l.
and for the month following the theatre Will be occupied
by Miss Ro,na Vokes aud her clever company ON the
Monday following MAY -, my company hc:in week's
enga cement IL Boston at the Boston Museum. on May
10 they are to open in Philadelphia at the Chestnut
Opera House ana will play there five Lshts and
two matuees The company then return to New. York
and sail on the Auranii of the Cunard Line May 10
This allows twelve days Tor tie voyage and Tor
settling down aftoIward. cad indeed hoped to sail hy
the Oregon and thus close in Phi0dopha on the Friday
and open in London the Monday ten days after
lea cing America As is, however. it isa close con-
| nection The opening performance Will be given III
London on May ~ at the Strand Theatre, which VIII Do
under the management OF William TeirlS', VINO was
interested in former triT to England We shall play
! Love on Crutches,' a Night On' Nancy d 20,
| The Country Girl and She Would and She wouldn't
and possibly 'rhe Merry Wives, thouch IL is only
settled yct tn vt snail play tine latter in Germany
My opening piece London will not he announced until
we are almost ready to open as had al unfortunate
| experience la.t year in this respect -,
The Lord engagement is to extend over ten weeks
! and Will clos on jay 81. ON august = we p.Y .n
Elnburshf weak only; ami on tile .;h we go 70
Glasgow fO week. PLAYING n the EJldUy IhctIe
Aitr this bF5i glimpse Oi Scotland taEe lac cou ahy
10 GcrnanI and for tho wc"k beginning AnSus ~ we
inlay AT the Tnaia fneatlc, Hamburg; and On Monday
! August o. begin a weeks engagement II BelIn ~
the Wallrer Theatre; these two en:a:cmcntS IN Ger
/ many will be witnessed by all the leading German
| authors, between whom and myself has gown up =
friendly ercOur-e, ana the ,c>ult is likely To De
series nal plays written expressly fJr my com
pmy From iierlin 20 to Paris, where We play t"r
three nights either at the Varieties or the Vaudeville
! audrla Theatre. Liverpool. week IN Ddhnn,
! and on September 10 we take passage nom
I Queen -town home. beginning oar regular season
! htra October l. thIeo or four daNS alter oll
! arrival. shall take thrtY-Onc 'oPIc with IN"
/ aud a great deal of scenery. Amons the company
don, Irwin and Jorl0u, Mcs~rs Lewis. Drew, skinner
Pa!kes, Gilbert. LcClcrcq, Bond and probably MI tlsh
| or reception in Lundon, have llite fear
Il EUHan tue last visit conquered All her SicInN
cItc., while Nj Drew and Mrs Gilbert were iaynrdby
received and r LOWS was successful even IN IooIoS
! own dominion"
Referring 20 hs relations with tho German authors.
| Mr.. DAILY SHid: d" | have made ARRANGEMENTS Tor the
rights the plays OF seven authors for hVe wears IN
| England, America ana Australia. An iiburr- hds
got abroad the German press that e." J1tu'S are IN
d1nant dt my freedom IN adapting their nays - lat
from being the have here several letters rom
speaking IN the !;lcudl'st terms oI WGa nave
! done. SChOcntHal the author oi '-@oN \ Niehi 'H
much German drama IN America That We are 1913
/ greatly indebted TO yOu, take tAi- oplOf. Hn-
/ ity of thanking You for the great sue.
! cess you hav" helped my piays - IN America
! which under your management has proved q tecono
home 10 German playrichts i uhc"mln"uA precious 10
me and hope lY association We shall reap many
o,hcr sucCeSses.' shall leave here concluded MI
I)a.y. feeling tnaf tuuu.h hest aud oldest friends
are r,ht here yet have many AMI hone 10 have more
GOOD. friends other sdc OF the ocean.