New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
PLANS OF ACTORS md MANAGERS

Nessrs Gilmore and Tompkns have taken advantage
OF the decision the Margaret Mather case to complete
their arrangements for her tour, which Is to open In
Cleveland on Scponber II. Miss Mather Will appear
in her former reporofy her play being reserved for
a future date In this city, j. VI. Hi denies the rumor
that he is endeavorng for Philip Hernc' the
time he had held for Miss Mather
There will be no material change in the Booth and
Barrett. support this Charles b. Hanfofd Will
continue to play the important leads and the veteran
John A. Lane owen Fawcett, Charles NJ. Collins and
Lawrence Ilanley will also have soof parts Juus
Caesar and Merchant OF Venice" VIII be the bill
l. IS reported that Clay Grecnes spectacular version OF
Uncle Toms Cabin IS lettering upon the brink Of
collapse in Boston. The company, II Is said have not
been paid any salary for three weeks ard las; saturday
night all OF the scenery was attached by hoteikeeper
for board bills Manager Charles r. Gardiner IL some
where West, IS hoped that soon as he can
be communicated with he will come 20 the rescue. j.
Charles Davis and w w. Randall who were advertised
as being interested the venture discaim all response
bnlty SAYING they simply to have share Of the
profits and nothing else Frank Mordaunt Aunt Louisa
Fdridgc and Alice Harrison will suffer considerably II
the organization go under they surrendered num-
Der Of good offers TO accept these parts
Annie Plvcy will open her season at Abbey Schoef-
feis Park Theatre Boston, September Il, in The
Deacons Daughter
About the veiest theatrical centre Just now is the
Academy The Old Homestead with all its eoT-
Seous surroundings IS attracting nearly many people
every night any houses in town. II is absolutely
impossible even get place stand after o'clock. and
happiness Of all interested in what looked upon as
very Risky experiment gives substantial evidence or
being the result Of Judgment fairly good idea Of
the public wanted the part OF G more Tom kns
MIR. Hare the comedian formerly with the Kcndais. In
tends opening his now theatre in London shortly with
william Gilcttc's 4 Legal Wreck Mr. Hare himself
is to play the part taken here by Alfred Hudson
Frederick Warde will begin his season tomorrow night
at the Anphlon Academy Williamsburg presenting the
tragedy Gaba" with which he Is specially identified He
much confidence in this play that he announces 1t
for the entire week. and has arranged for a grand
spectacular production. which Will exhibit entirely new
scenery chorus ballet and large force OF auNlares
TIL. company and includes Adele Bclsarde Ida
Vernon Henry Aveng and Harry Weaver jr.
Margaret Mahe has changed the opening date Of her
from September II to November 49, at Cleveland
Ohio.
Margaret Fish has replaced Ida Mule The Crystal
Slipper at Chicago.
The troupe Of Vicnnese lady fencers are to to
the Eden Nusee September "a and on the same date Er
dly Nscz and his Hungarian orchestra will appear IN
Hungarian uniforms comprising red colts. blue trous
crs and an abundance Of gold lace
Abbey. Schoche & Giau busy engaging their
people 20 support Mrs Potter this season. Sydney Bow
kett and Vincent sternroyd booked yesterday
Minnie Palmer opened her English az the Princes
Theatre, Manchester last Monday. with My Brothers
s.ter.7 The play met with great favor.
j. Is reported that Duncan b. Iausons military
DRAMA The Iayma.ter" which is 20 De at the star
on september II mas bceA d'lhs splendid business on the
road.
a Dear Deusion" is be the title OF the now play
which iiucy Rosenfrld is writing for j.. VI. mn
osmond Tcarle and his wife playing the English
provinces IN tragedy roles Both accepted clever
and entertaining. but them support severely condemned
Hamlet" Othclo7 and Vnelnus7 comprise roper
tory.
There two more nights Of Miss NAY Wlkcss
gagcment az the Fourteenth street Theatre where her Icr
Torrance Of Gwynne's oath Ia, been greeted with
much applause during the past two weeks Next week
Miss Wilkes appears in Washington. Mis-; Cora Tanner
and her company, who succeed Miss Wilkes this
theatre Monday night having the final Io-
hcaisas 0f Fa-clnation' upon which comedy Colonel
Sim spending large Of money. Following is
the