New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. James O'Neill will make his ro-entrance IN new
York on February %, at the Grand opera HOUSE, Mr.
ONel will appear Monte Crsto An afternoon as wen
"a an evening performance will be given on the opening
Of his This week the stage OF the Grand
Oprra House is occupied by salsburys Troubadours
Tho active spirit OF Mr. DAILY is manifested In profu'
sion Of enterprise at his theatre lie mas aley pre-
sented The Merry Wives of Windsor and "She Would
and She Wouldnt" Tomorrow night he will reproduce
:" rbe Country Girl" and will bring out a new piece
called A Sudden Shower" The latter takes the place
Of &" A Wet Blanket" Mr.. Lewis and Mrs. Gilbert VIII
appear in it, Two performances Will occur AT TINS inca
tire on Washingtons Birthday. On February II Mr. Day
will produce new comedy, adapted by himself from the
German entitled Nancy The csstof this will
include Mr. Lewis Mr.. Drew, MI. SKINNER MI OlloerI,
MIR parks Mr. Wool, Mrs. Gilbert. Miss Dreher Miss
Kingdnn MIss IRWIN aud Miss Rehan. Mr. DAILY has
made arrangements for the reapPearahce III ms
traed morning free during the season Of Lent
Mr. Joseph Murphy will make his re-entrance In New
York at the Third Avenue Theatre. at matinee, on
Washngton's Birthday This week the Third Avenue
stage is occupied by the Sparks company In A Bunch
Of KEYS" This theatre is lighted with the electric igh
ana this means OF illumination has been found success
full Il was at first but the apparatus mas Oeeh
rectiied aud is IN effective order
Several changes will be made tonight In the PERFORM
ance OF Eyangeline" at the Fourteenth street Theatre
Miss Louisa Montague who has been singing III inc
The Mikado" at Boston. makes her appearance as
Erargene and will sing, for the first time In this CITY,
o,,za nv Mr. Rice entitled to the Heart that
ncring Fraageiine viii play Gabriel New dresse. aud
few niece, OF new scenery Will be displayed. The two
bnndredth performance Of Eyangelne VIII De reacheu
March 20. $500 -,
Mr. Frederick wardes dramatic company. visible this
week at Peoples Theatre, comprises Henry Ayeihg'
James b. Currau. George Allen Watson, William j.
Johnston John f. Palmer Henry ". Chester, Frank NJ
Halter Miss sara Msnypenny John L: Kelerd, Thomas
L. Garrick Walter osnon, Charles ~ Co., tIttsS MI
wood Andrews, Richard q. warner. MISS hlttens III
lett Miss Jeanette Howell, Miss Mile Tat
1.-THE Mlkado" may be heard this week at the Criter
ion Theatre Brooklyn. This will be the thrd proAue'on
this season at the Criterion Theatre of this avorte
opera on February % new play entitled . Held ~
the Enemy" will be produced here. IL Is 'he "orA VI
Mr.. William Gillette.
Mr. Milton Mobiles win appear at the Peoples Theatre
on the 9th OF February.
Ms. Marraret Mather is acting this week in Williams
burg.
Miss Kate Field appears at the Union Square Theatre
next Sunday evening in her Musical Monologue. Mr.
William Russell Case will assist Miss tled rs plauLsI
Miss Helen Dauyray will cooperate with Mme
Modjeska in the benefit performance to be given next
Thursday afternoon tho star Theatre in aid OF the
exiled Poles Miss Dauvray will contribute several
French songs Thirty Thousand Poles have been ban
I,ed from their native land and many OIL them arc com
Inc To America Nine MOdjeska's effort Ii be made 10
help to send them to homes IN the West.
Miss Marie Prescott will give lecture at the Comedy
Theatre February d. II is entitled Among the stars
and Il is said be humorous account OF inc Wlers
professional experience.
Miss Meta Hooper has left The White Slave" Com
many and having com gements for the COM
ing season, she Will shortly sail for Europe
The closing performances Of Mr. kellar may now Dc
seen at the Comedy Theatre He is remarkable artist
I'm his peculiar ne and the opportunity Of seeing his
marves should not be neglected
lawrence Barrett at the Star Theatre effects this
evening a revival OF "Francesca da Rmini" Victor
Hugos drama will have had sixteen performances here
A revival OF julius Cesar" will he effected on Fe0ru-
airy %, with Mr.. Barrett as CdSSlHS Hs engaSemeuS
ends on the 9th inst.
The announcement Of the last nights OF saints and
sinners has caused considerable increase in the busl-
ness OF tho Madison square Theatre. On Monday and
Tuesday nights the house was crowded aud several
nave lint seven more last two occur
ring OH WashIngIon's Birthday.