New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
ACTORS AND THEIR PLAYS.

The sale Of seats for the opening nights of Booth
and Barrett At the Fifth Avenue Theatre noxt week
b.ran on Thursday morning. All day long line OF poo
MIA extended from the box Office TO the street, and the
sales Before night reached nearly $4,000 The sale or
the first week Of Miss Mary Anderson's season began
yesterday at Palmers Theatre. "Thc Winters Tale
will be given at each performances. except on SATURDAY
evening, when "The Lady of Lyons VIII De pre-
septed.
Messrs. Klaw and Erangcr theatrical managers
were among Cleveands mostardent supporters onr1n
tho campaign and committed themselves irretrfevaov
in that direction, both with words and money IN
fact, It was almost dangerous for any OF tner no-
publican business associates TO venture in'o 'noi
Office prior to election day. On wednesday normnx'
however, . change came over their actions as "en q"
the spirit Of their dreams They locked themselves
in their Office after hanging blackboard over their
door upon which was written: We arc in the soup
We acknowledge IT, but are proud Of it so don't talk
to us. Let US rest In peace
During . performance Of Jocc1yn' In Toronto lass
Wednesday night Miss Rose CogAlan received an en-
crossed address from several haindred college stu
dents At the close Of the play they drew her car
rage through the streets to her hotel Miss Coghlan
exnects to brng Joceynn to this city for run early
next spring.
The Gaiety Burlesque Company, which opens at the
Standard Theatre in monte Cristo, ir" next weoE.
have issued neat advertising circular In the FORM OF
what appears to be folded linen handkerchief With
fancy border. Upon opening It printed programme
Of the burlesque is found
Louis Harrison, the comedian, telegraphcd to 4 T.
Rice yesterday that although Benjamin Harrison was
elected President no Qous would decline any pub
lie onlce that might be rendered him. He should sui
continue his travels with The Pearl Of Pekin.'
ouits a rivalry has sprung UP between Herbert
Ke,csy the beautiful, and Handsome jack Barnes
Mary Anderson's leading man. They both Pafads
Broadway as much possible, and whenever moy
bappen to meet atmosphere takes on chill thas
would freeze hot water
Vernons Jarbeau has returned from the Paoine
Coast with her diamonds intact and her pockets full
of money.
Mrs. Mary H. Fiske, author of Philip Herno," has
transferred her dramatic affections She is now
writing play for Joseph wheelock, in which ho Will
probably appear star before the close OF the sea-
son.
Bronson Towards military drama for ths Bos-
ton Museum is to be called Shenandoah" Miss Viola
Inep will create the leading role Of Gertrude Filing
ham.
Tho "Katti' company IS to oisband at Chicago
tonight English farcical does not seem to
be popular in this country
The first of the of Wednesday matnees at thu
Madison Square The atre will be given on November
81, whom Bouccaults Kerry and the drama Hunted
Down" will be played. selection from King John'
will divide these features of tho programme The
combined casts will include members of the regular
stock company and the leading pupils OF The Bouci-
cault School of Acting, about twelve In number.
.Kerrys was selected in order TO give Mr. Poucicault
an opportunity of appearing surrounded by his pups
The sale of seats for Gilletes spectacular produc-
ton of She's at Fourteenth Street Theatre next
Monday night is In progress. The company VII
number over 100 dramatic singing and Spectacular
people. , m. $500.
The Germanc brought from Liverpool ffty-seven
ladies of the London Gaety Burlesque company WIZ
are 10 take part in performance of burlesquo at inc
Standard Theatre on November ID. They were mel
by their acting manager, Mr.. C. d. Slater. The
Calety company brought scenery, costumes and
properties from London Other members OF mn mi,
Leslie. Miss Marion Hood, Mr.. Danny, Miss Lefty
Lind Mr. Story and Mr. Walter Raynham are to arrive
In this city to morrow afternoon from Australia.
Their engagement in this city Is for eight weeks
and then will visit Boston, Baltimore Philadelphia
Washington and Chicago
Miss Laura Clements and Miss Tellula Evans have
been engaged for Mr.. Gfliette's she," az INC
Fourteenth Street Theatre. on November H.