New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

10 promised that cannot be fulaleA
The enterprise moreover appeals to class that lone
became weary OF the old Italian regime IN that n
promises leave the old barreorean rut and give M
number of operas which have not haunted n, season
after season, such as Peirellas "Ione verdrs Luss
s M.r pIo dns n ans PoGcs
like We trust that these promises will be kept Ths
season VIII consist OF sixteen subscription nights Mon.
ineea The musical directors. Bimbon and Loghsder
able and with good ensemble the representa-
lions ought to be exceedingly plessursble
One week has passed OF tina engagement OF Mira
BO at the Fourteenth Street Theatre. The attend
has been good and this accomplished actress hu
been admired Queen Mary 't,tart Queen Eisabeta
Lucrezia Borgic Mrs Oakiey and Lady Macbeth. tn
only actress of nre ability and great and diversaei
experience who could competently appear In round OF
such dhcult and strongly contrAsted characters II
Mrs. Bowers does receive much public ate nton
Is given to the proceedings OF some Of her mora
juvenile professional sisters ought zoten
all recognized and layshly celebrated the days
or her prime. There rs dif-fence between tina
Of puhic homage cannot nationally feel iIssatsaei Il
tho new artists are more particularly hailed anc honored
pTessnt Lady xadleys secret Th: play was Written
Tor Der by tho late John ham, the basis Of MISS
BradiOa's popular novel. IL has been revised with
view to please contemporary TASTE The cast will
include Mr.. Joseph whe~lo,k as Robert Audiey together
win Messrs K II. Strong John A. Lane, Mark Lynch,
Percy Sage Donald smedt, Miss Fanny Gillette Miss
Jennie Carroll, and Others.
Messrs Robson and Crane have edec ed at Plttsbn,g
Penn, fine revival OF The Merry Wives OF Windsor"
Mr.. Crane played Fa[stag and Mr.. Robson payef
Slender. Mrs. Ford acted by Miss sclena Pstta-
The Pttsburg newspapers TEEN with pleasant notices Of
this shakespearlan revival. The comedy appears 70
have been ju!icously and unusually well acted
and proclaimed hat aessrs Robson and Crane have
been great pains to insure for II stage setting
remarkable for tnoroughbess OF detail aud for general
beauty OF effect
Tbs cause OF American musicI is being brought to tho
attan nn of ofh than
in Germany within the last few months American COM
positions heard. Mr.. Dudley Bucks columbus"
performed in Li"psic and Mr.. Won der Stucken
Quoted his Incde- tai music to shakespearc's TEN
pest" at music festival in Sondershausen.
writer in the HaaSche Iageotaa says that he followed
Mr. Bucks composition from end to end with ever 10
creasing interest and felt himself irresistbly
along by tho musical food Hs cbaracterizss
the cantats as "a comoostion OF great Ne .uty aud
niger, in Berlin, where will s"on direct concert
of ma own compositions. lnslu!ing symphonic poem,
overture. movement from string quartet. an a
scene from opera His band will be Joachn's Phil
harmenls s,ciey we hear from ron bo %,
orera and that 1t has met with hearty
approval in Harvard circlea BY this time, doubs.sae
their share in work nobly; when will Mr. Thomas.
Mr.. Gericke and the other conductors do theiri
burles lue of Faust has been written by Mr..
Joseph Tabrar, OF London Tor Mr.. Dxey. In this Mr.
DIxey will present trava.ty. more elaborate than
usual. OF Henry irvine-as Mephistophetes
The Moore ard Burgess minstrel establishment in
London e,tember 20 twenty second yea in
that city under thus able management.
report that Henry Irving about TO pro lucs As
You Like II at tho Lycsum Theatre, London is denied
stated that city that Mr.. Bancroft will shortly
pr VI on the stage.
Miss Mary Anderson will give a series o. seven per-
ofDances at Dublin this month for the Deneht OF the
suffering people Of Charleston.
Professor Cromwell who begins mis- entertainments to-
night at the Grand Opsra House. has OF late been
travelling In Europe and he has increased his stock OF
views y sey era hundred additions.
Miss Minnie Palmer has gone to Australia
New plays By Mr. Henry Arthur Jones are to DO pro.
do ced in London OF them the PrIncesss by Mr..
Charles Warner, the other at the Vaudeville. by Miss
Kate Rorke.