New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
LORD LoNsDALs AND THE COMMODORE,

| HE SAYS THAT 1T Is PAYING WELL MAKING
CHANGEs-DENYING REPORT ABOUT CLUB
| Violet Cameron Is not ing packed houses
at the Casino buf on the other hand she Is not playing
70 empty chairs by any There we're by as.ual
about 700 people the audience last night which
IL ordinarily called fair ATTENDANCE Alto wing for ALL
the free list. and for few complmenarie" there st
remains than enough TO pay expenses Manor
was played tn smaller houses many tino Tho Aron-
assert that the business has been entirely sasao
tory far and brand all statements 10 the contrary al
false.
I'VE doing we'll as ever do in first weeksv
said Rudolph Aronson. There has been good house
every night, without exception. don't know anything
about the speculators, but certain that none OF
them sold tickets for 25 In one OF tho
papers II Is strange the way the critics have Etched
into The Commodore The piece has always been
played with success In London, and the European
cities"
None OF the spectators woud Admit that he had los,
money. Lord Lonsdale found leaning against Of
the pillars down stairs. note book and pencil IN hand
He watching the play closely and making changes
1t went along to give 1t more local color he
planed TO the reporters.
There are lot of illusions" he added n The Com.
modore' that lot appreciated here sn cutting
fast possible and substituting Others that
American audiences will enjoy better" Just then one OF
the girls sang out something about Australian
papers please copy"
well make that Chicago papers Tomorrow"
wnisr cred the industrious We have changed
things a great extent since Monday night" be con-
tinued and intend make still further alterations
until we get the whole business the way We want IT,
don't mind what the critics say about toe play that ali
right but let them leave Miss Cameron alone"
lie shown the slip In reference to the alleged
rumrus, which IL Is reported made In the Union
Club by OF the members last week over proposition
to register him a. visitor. .
word OF truth in IT, be said on eading
It, have never sine my arrival made the slightest
effort to gain entrance into o. tue clubs bafe pu
have received any number OF invitations TO do so and 20
visit private circles. But have paid no attention 70
them, simply brcanse did not have time am here Tor
and have all OF that nanf can attend 70 at
present belong to all tue clubs TO London where am
thoroughly known and consider that sufficient. We ara
doing good business here considering every thing IL Is
900 house night and averaging better
than Erminie right along"
None OF Union CLUB who were seen last night
would say anything abo The repOrtei troabe over Lord
Lon.iae rne latter and Miss Cameron went horseback
ri ing In the Park the afternoon DE Bensaude did
not appear around the theatre or the hotel 80
Lord Lonsiaes reply to de Bensaudes complaint VIII
lie maize this morning. Lawyer Humnel sal that he
ala not think that any order OF arrest woad be issued
aud II there he would be on hant 10 see that als
Gle mt vas not Ocke-up As de Brnsaudes counsel Mr.
Jacobs also AGAINST having Lord Lonsdale arrested
IL not ikely he will be- though the cong inant Is
anxious 10 have HIM get a nj sht In the TomDa