New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05

special car for Burlington. where they play for
night. subsequently opening in Montreal. Miss Fort
escues original intention when che opened in New
YORK was 10 play for six weeks only. This term has
oecn frightened by week. and judging from the re-
ccipts the engagement could have been probably ex-
tendcl sun further. Some comment has been caused
by inc withdrawal from the company of Mr.. Charles
eugun' ana the reasons for this seem to have been
misunderstood in quarters. Mr.. Sugden was
secuIen Tor the NewYork enga cement only with the
lriVhege on the part Of the management OF renewing
me contract for twelve weeks more. Unfortunately,
the rrpertory ultimately decided upon included no
parus exactly suitable to Mr.. sugden. II was then-
fore ueemed better TO engage in his place Newton
80 tnol as being better able TO interpret the char
acNrs required. Mr. Sugden leaves the company on
the most friendly trims with Miss FOrtescuc and her
managers. Miss Dauvrav. who succeeds her at the
10y oeuIn' arrives here 10 morrow and does not open
uhui tuesday night. when she W Il revive lone Of
ouI nr $ The principal members OF the orig nal
cast remain with her. the faces 70 be seen be ne
T Snso Oh Joseph Whiting J. g. savie and Frank
hOuhey, The prepar7t for Bronson HOwart's new
pay VIII be pushed forward : Miss Dauvray
arrives
As mas been announced. Madame Modjeska is desir-
0uS VI submitting another new piece TO the New
lork pubic and "The ChOuans~ Therefore seen
last night for the last time here The scenery and
mechahlcal effects will be Immediately shipped 20
nos,on 30 mat they be fitted to the stage OF the
holls street. Theatre. where Mod ieska will appear at
the close OF her New York engagement So numerous
nave been the requests that Mod eska should appear in
I"enIn ght that It has been determined to pre-
oeue INC new play. "Dane A." with a week OF shake
spearcs comedy. It may be remembered that Twelfth
Nlght was announced at the beginning Of the en-
gagemeht, but was postponed on account Of the sue
cess OF A. You Like It," The large number Of
people who bought tickets for il and disappointed
have therefore chance % heal their wounded feelings
inc cast includes Maurice Barrymore as "Orsino."
william +. Owen "Sir Toby Belch," Ian Robertson
a. sir Andrew Aguecheek" Grace Henderson a.
"Vola"
on wednesday night Mr.. vallack will revive Mr.
HamitOns adaptation of Ouida's novel entitled
klrh.lr hauJ dor ~r-nfTn rftrI
aDy he expected. but the business harlly warranted
its continuance on tie boards. moths" it i thought.
VIII prove a pleasant ho day attraction. for act
OF II winch was played at the Actors Fund Benefit
recently was enthusiastically received said Arthur
"alck Yesterday 81 think the cast will be particu
IarB adapted to the piece. Kyrle Bellew plays
haphael de COrreze remarkably we'll and Miss
Fanny Addison ~ Lady Dolly has surprised all
at tehearSa She is. a. YOU know, the wife Of Harry
Pt' tne well known actor. Miss Annie Robe is
charming a. We're and Herbert Kelley excellent
as 'Lori Jura' f. J. Henley VIII appear to better
advantage than he has before this in Prince
LuroH, ana Miss Sadie BIgclOw has been engaged
for The Duchess COatcher has painted new
scenery and we have rehearSed the piece carefully
Under my fathers per-Onal superintendent. Moths
II DC succeeded by The School for scandal which
VIII mark the first appearance this Of Mr. Gil
bert, who Is in wonderfully tine trim and eager to
act. men VIC produce Sister Mary, and after that
MI LlOvds PLAY Of The DOmlnle's Daughter. We
have other novelties reserve. 30 that we shall
all events have plenty Of variety during the season"
The success Of "Jim the Penmanr at the Madison
square II eatre seems possible. grow more assured
than ever as each week goes by Mr. Palmer said
the other day that for DAYS past the nightly receipts
bad e higher han before known this theatre
lie has about male up biz mind that the piece will
r'n all winter. and then will be sufficiently strong
a'traruon Tor tho rad "One cannot tell for
ceran. though be aided with smile. "and am
100 old csmraigner 10 be surprised at anything
n the heatr1ral way I glad T., say that my
SAINTS and company has been doing most
sx'el entity IN Philadelphia with Wilson Barrett
to hy agsin-t IL was ather Odd that three OF
VI. Joness avs. Saints and sinners 'Chauerton.
and A Clerical Error. should have been running at
the anne time IN Philadelphia ! am busy preparing
for he piolrcton Of prander Matthew's play Mar
1oi e's Lovers.' which have an idea will prove a
articuary plea-inr performance I am arrang
e md periO mfn'e OF A FOregOne Conclusion
when we shall Try what little iudicious editing will
60 Tor ST HOwels'. play"
John DuG was sitting in the office Of the Standard
Theatre the other evenn ne in a state Of high good
humOr the prospect Of Miss VOkess return TO the
company Il have Just concluded engagement
be ah. from which expect great things have
arranged wifb Emmett to play at this theatre
from February OF for an unlimited period. You
n az remember that II at the old STANDARD that
he male his first great New York success lie oiled
the house then for week after week. and shall not
o. -" riav~ which he Intend- 10 produc. bere The
time he TO MI was originally aside for The
Great Pink peri.' hut ~ Mr. Randall willing to
give way wI- able TO arrange matters alphabetically"
Al the Madison square Garlen Eufa'o YilI and his
band Of assorted warriors are attracting n mauy
reope as even Mr. forrpaugb could desire slu"e
the .ponlng nl-ht the performance has Lccn given
vi mon and uor- smoo hn-s- The placid waters
Of successful business are only brokeu at Intervals
by Wild weStc n scrlmmage between the lnllans
= hec un-I"iled chidr-n Of nature have 4 trick II
jabb NJ at each other with their simple tOmaha wks
which rather alarming - the unpreJ JUDGED observer
They ae said TO belong TO the two hostile tribes Of
he Sioux and swnees and II Sioux meets Paw
nee coming throu-1 the dpSl-d0ne-thcre IL apt t0
he thun er IN the air The redOiubtable William Is
then led IN aud addressing the artess children of
fyycfblV
he manages a e rue u secure peace It l. beginning
TO be suspected however. that the recent smoking
Of pie OF peace unler the superlntendence of the
b'g me oine steele Mackaye was something
Of no low kerry. Preparations are being made for
an addition to the shOW which Will. II Is thought.
add to II popularity. This Will be representation
OF The Custer massacre. Mr. Cody Will appear "a
Custer and Chief Caul. who led the Utes on that
memorable occasion, will impersonate himself Matt
Morgan Is painting the scenery. and Mr.. Mackaye IS
Tehedrsng the company ID this realistic little play.
The temperance Of "Bnly" Birch in his old home
has been hal ell with delight by his many New-YOrk
r ends. who testified their particular form OF
de light by ding Doc'-talcrs pretty little theatre
every night Mr. COmstock said recently that the
bus ness had never been 50 large during Thanks
giving week. and last week was not far behind. The
new SOM Mr.. Dockstader sings to which the prize
was AWARDED IN the recent competition. seems TO have
bit me popular taste. The burlesque Of The AqIe-
duct' Il to be replaced By "Ermnie"
Major Pond, though suffering from severe cold,
was a. comfortable a could be under such
circumstances when a visitor called him the Othrr
Jay Il have never hal more successful season."
SAD he. Mr. Heron Alien IL so busy that be Will
have " cal halt before Icing He vas telling me
a curious TIM. b. the way You know be j. an
ex ert IN finger rings. and has written little book
about hem. Well he Is accustomed 10 examine and
roughly appral-e tie rings on the hands he examines.
The other day he had class from a ladies' school
uptown. ami wa eNamnns tho girls hands lie
ioh ne tlat modest estimate the collective
va ue OF tie rings thereon a. f2O.0OC. Pretty good
for school girs. thnki Well. STANLEY IL doing just
as wei. He has been lecturing every night this
week. and he il wanied again wherever he has APP
card Next SEASON / shall have Charles Dickens,
J. +. connor and Max O'Reu, three o the strongest
attractions in England"
Atr coquettng with several other plays such az
Arrah ma Pocue" and "The sea Of Ice" this season.
MISS hate ClaXtOn bas wisely returned 10 her early
love- The Two Orphans" She Is going TO play this
thIough ne week during her engaeement AZ The Grand