New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
WHAT ACTORS AND MANAGERS IRE DOING

NJ. Coquelin likes Boston and its people, but he
absolutely refused to eat baked beans during his
cent engagement there That have beans TO do
with art, Monsieuri7 he defantly asked his tempter
Frank Cakes Rose, good lecturer and story
teller, will take the friends of Charles Dickens
through the famous streets and hants of the great
novelists favorite characters Nblos Garden next
sunday night.
Mr. Rosenquest went 10 Philadelphia yesterday to
try 10 arrange with James b. Dixon for cancellation
of Herrmann's coming date at the Biiou Mr. Rosen
quest prefers the magic of \ Brass Monkey"
Pauline Hall and Rudolph ArOnson have again dis
covered the elements of dscord Last week Miss
Hall sent word that she would not sing with the
Nadyn company at Cincinnati as her contract
stated that she 10 be absent from New YORK
only sixteen weeks, and those weeks were to be spent
In Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Washington and BAIL
more Mr.. Aronson succeeded in compromising mat
ters by agreeing TO pay her 1850 a week extra for
Singing On cities outside OF those stipulated In the
contract.
w. W. Randall and Charles Frohman are to sever
their business relations on December l. Mr. Ran
dali will then go to No. LAS Broadway, where
Offices Will also be occupied by Harry Miner j. Cnsres
Davis and J. X. Emmett and their representatives
The parts in Little Lord Fauntleroy' were gwen
out by Manager Sanger, of the Broadway Theatre, on
Monday, though no ANNOUNCEMENT mas yet Oech Maio
OF the date Of production
Augustus Pitou returned from the west yesterul>
He has been absent for three weeks looking aler he
interests of H-e Coghan. He IS negotiating for the
PRODUCTION a "Jocelyn' in February, and If the
ARRANGEMENTS are completed the piece will be put on
for extended run
Thomas Mcguire, who has been acunS as MI
Rosenguests representative at the Fourteenth oueet
Theatre for some time has been promoted 10 inc
business management Of the B10u Theatre.
Yesterday was the thirty-sixth anniversary OF tue
first production Of Uncle Toms CABIN which oc-
Cured az the Boston Museum, November 10, loo2
Walter Gale, who played the part OF the tramp II
The Old Homestead offered his resignation last
week Mr. Gale had been with Dcnman Thompson
ever since the began his career with the orisha'
Joshua Whitcomb,' twelve years ago.
The first rehearsal Of Edward Harrigans new irish
nlay took place last Tuesday, though Its production
is still remote owing to the continued success OF
Waddy GOogsn.' The new piece Is located IN ire-
land and deals with the agrarian troubles there
The members Of the Casino company TOOK nyne
trim 10 Philadelphia last Wednesday 10 witness mail
nee performance OF " The YOeInen OF the Guard Dy
tbe travelling company. They succeeded In maMnI
rrned I'm time for the evening performance here.
De Wolf Hopper writes that Phiadeiphla mas no.
taken kindly to his monkey business In Boccacclo,
but that the salary IS ample solace for his SORROW
Dion Bouccault has found a means OF mahng use
NJ his dramatic pupils at the Madison square Theatre
He intends sending them on the road shortly TO sup
mort Louise Thorndyke starring tour
CLAW Green is now writing lbreto for an opera
bonfc founded on Longellow's poem of Miles
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