New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
IN THE MANAGERS OFFICES.
WHAT Is GOING ON IN THE THEATRICAL
LINE-PLANS FOR NEAT SEASON.

FreDc1
seemed find he sat IN the capacous embrace Oh
n comfortable arm chair yesterday and chatted with
Theodore Moss and visitor about his approaching Trip
to Europe. d" leave here" he Sail. on July ana
arrive hope in London on tue 10TH After spending
a few days there Paris ABOUT the midd' OF
the following week and transact some business nave on
hand with VI. AuiIau relative 10 new opera ne IS
thinking sbout I shall naturally also see whatever
there in the comic opera line From Paris
sha. 20 Hamburg to D3llnger the composer o'
Don Cesar, who has written new opera Which be
WISHES me to produce From Hamburg Tourney 70
Vienna and pay friendly visit to strauss aud shall also
take the opportunity to see performance OF The
Ambassador by t. Kremser which produce IN the ial
and which Is now beng played the ncighborbOOd OF
Vienna when these matters are dlspoied OF Journey
to Berlin and various authors with whom am IN
treaty. Won suppe, for instance has new opera
Bellman which Is neatly finished, believe Mil1"cker
mas the Vice. Admiral and so on then visit cars
bad Ma.ienbad and one other places and return
by way Of Paris London. Here hope to make salts
factory arrangements with DOyiy Carte for the Ph1-
delpha N portion OF tue Western rights % Gilbert
and sulliyans new opera, The Knedye' or whatever
the name may eventually be- Last season paid Carte
in the AMI composers behalf $4,000 IN royal
ties and 10 various German composers paid $4,000
besides think, therefore, 1t may fairly ne allowed
that IL paid 49, 900 IN royalties alone must nave had
some receipts during my seasvn. When NY London
business Is concluded home, leaving Liverpool
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during the i've weeks an away from home Ia tact my
only rest will be- that OF the voyage" Mr McCaul no
doubt leaves New York with lighter heart tlan would
have poss bic him prior to the production ot
Growing Hen" The opera seems 10 nave un Vulgar
par ance caught Oh with marvellous ceierty. Tae
business duTiag the week consider lux the many craw-
cks has excellent and If the average Is main
tanned the pecunary OF season viii
he highly CRAFTY ing all concerned In week or two
Mac Cottrc!.y viii take much needed rest and her
place will piled Miss COnsuelo This new addi-
tou to tie company said to possess ricn voice and 10
be only "A clever bat 10 possess commanding
stage presence she IS pr0tese ~ several wailknOwn
people here including General Daie sckes, tut is no
novice she has played leading part such as ran me
and Jutct and has sung complete comic opera
repcrtory with her own company in England and
sr,la Last but not least. it IS said tnat sac is an
extremely handsome woman; at any rate 80 Colonel
McCauu says, and he ought u know
Tomorrow night Mr. Mansfield will celebrate the
nftietn New-York birthday 0; Prince Karl" which
happy circumstance he regards with a certain degree OF
comuacency. He 20 the Madison square to nl two
weeks Of unoccuped time Tho play rs originally
prolrced was criticised in some quarters with unneces-
sary vsor but the first night good audiences came
to see it, At the end OF the Original two weeks Mr.
Field, of Boston withdrew his company at days
notice ana Mr.. Mansfield hal to hurry around and
engage and rehearse company III little mJrc than
orty-egAt hours. Judicious and sweeping alterations
were 10 in the PLAY, and despite all drawbacks, not
excluding thar OF hot weathe 1t is now IN its es tn
week. Speaking o, MS plans yesterday Mt Mansfield
aid: u am tired out that really almost wish
sometimes tlat my business not quite 40 good |
feel Cf and an opportunity to study ior
my new play. which bring out in January III New
! York. Tie name I am AFRAID | must ask you -
excuse me from telling thai for the present can only
say it is strong character, stronger, think. than
Cheerful in The Partisan Romance. Before producing
it take Prince Kari short tour in the principal
cities. anu told taat ueei have no tea OF rs
+ sue .ess" M Mansfield added that to si-n-lze the
nft.tl, ,,hf az had determined the inuO
vauon OF having no souvenirs
It has become almost rrusm among managers that
tue reduction prices during the run OF piece or the
engagement OF star il course never to De- pursued
with any hope ~ success. 1t Is confession OF weak
ness" they are wont to say, "aud reduces receipts and
audiences at one aud the same time. But even the
visest prophets ay N Ne mistake ana nose VINO on
he,r grounds iotctpa di-a.trr 10 be Lizzie tycoon "
vhen r "A. eks aeO Mr. l}rOtAer-Ou ced the prices
of almttance the Fifih Avenue by nearly one-haf
have sseA lie FOLLY Of their words
1T. strange thing" peusive'y remarked Theodore
Moss day but for 81 least three weeks have
nos seen that familiar paragraph 70 Zoe elect thar Mr.
Waincs j. going To give mp tue theatre next season u
another MANAGER turn it INTO combination house.
srr,tsc. i.ut il quite Zee the want OF s friendly
/ old ft,. seriously speaking. tnnk nave sot 10
cd OF the long lane Of unsatisfactory business and tie
turning Was rt1t 81 lat ION We dd remarkably
well The Whole despite our friends tAe p"iA-rapeTs.
ar only risi shall do Well nest season. Vs.
opon. on KNOW on Octoher J. am nv so'eiAI ZOO
pag, eIty with wni'h TO star me season. rue go i-
pany vii Pre- rly be 'Ls rhi i' a, ,, s sc. -
20 Isl"
Yesterday cable dispatch Vas received by Al Hay
man from Marcus Mayor waich Aaly settled comfort
ably al matters ccnnrc. with ais Contract With Mss
Forto,riIe. Among the after stonaton- mad b. that
Stage beauty thas the sum ~ $4,000 should he
depo-iied by the American manager and remain as
gtrIi ,co until close FL tle sngagenent NJ Hay
an,onnr lor 80 many months wDero mast De positively
nj e. bnr ha dat not he.itafe Some days ago the sum
lrct To Ls own lis FOge-cnss JOINT order But on
his side felt iusfiei IN as ing guarantee ana he
G3 been onWo,it, Al Rot -cAhl,' by Miss tortescuc
/ aud tee contract finally sigueL The ent,u-l'-te
/ N,rcns ended xitn triumphant "nurrah." wnich
must al reduced have cost 40 least I22 cents, but
w,.s probably cheap az the pilce'
During tho it-t week o; Ms career tho New Central
PARK Gar won its WAY into popularity over 1000
people visited ana enjoyed the music OF the orchestra
led ny Nr. N"iendorn 20 whom warm wecone was
aocoriei By L,ls audience "a tAe opeuins night As
10 tie future Of the Garden there seems To be lto
/ doubt. Tor the loug-iet want ~ q summer resort
modelled airr the fashion o. wel-kn"w places III the
/ European capitals has now been supple
\ new play by we'll Rnown author viii be produced
to morrow night at the Grand Opera House. It's" Not
/ one WorG," by James rchonhers. The author Il well
known in the theatrical profession botn here and in
London and CONNECTED with Wallacks Theatre FOR
long tine His WAS also recently announced as
tie author OF an interest little volume shortly u
arpcy on Thacseriy iii. play sal 10 De strong AMI
elective dealing with father weird subject aud with
/ s,ue rather starting and novel situations. II was
! originally entitled one Word" but the name being
found IA ne copvrgAted calmly changed To it,
/ present form. II : with eOo1 company which
includes r. l.. Walton The play has already
OUTSIDE 0f York. and Its week IN Brooklyn
markedly snccAssf ul. given - lt
end OF season not particularly rich IN successes
George Fawcatt Rowe has habit Of suddenly
branching OF into management when his friends least
expect it. and those friends will pr. badly not be
surprised but will assurcdy wish him ali success when
they hear that through the summer lie viii manage
theatre and comedy company. He viii not Aod one to
the New York theatres, however, but with keen
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