New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
WHAT ACTORS AND THEATRICAL MANAGERS
ARE DOING.

adding to the piece goes on continually ana with On
cellent results.
pcqlnning tomorrow night the final week this
season Of the Academy OF Music as a combination
housc will he ushered in by the appearance Of LOUIS
Iouos and NaIe Wainwright. The programme Is
q viro,nius- Monday, wednesday and saturday even.
inrs Othello- on TUESDAY and Friday ana lngomaI
on saturday night and the spec'ai '"a''"'0 o' NV
Grafton Day.
ro-morrow Hallcn and Hart will begin two
,roo,s, engagement at Nlplo's Among those who
will ,nnoar are Hacn and Hart, Tho American iour'
Frank Bush Joe Hart The four Lnclcrs sai c e.
Ijoev Icnotx and Wilton, ralph Ieiry, AiIc, W W
Russell Brothers, Ella Wesne: ana 'achcS WI"
dcrs. 81, ,
III. scason of tho stock company at the Lyceum
,r, ho continued beyond the time announced OWING
20 tho unabated success of The WIFE," Inc SUCCESS
~ botb company and play has not been cauaieu sno
,ho Iopc run OF Hazel KIrke' at the Madsoh oquai
rrh,.tre AT the close of the Supplementary eooA
se,son. the company will 60 direct from TINS CITY "
Co. Francisco where they will play 1.-THE WHO" three
oks at the New Baldwin Theatre ana thcn ai.cr
,.In, st lbs Angeles, Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha,
80 CITY ST Louis Philadelphia, Boston anu
,-aa,,vn tbcv will return to the home theatre LOT
,ho beginning of the second season. MI froh'na'
,,u then present new American play oasou 'po'
,-o,r. York society life by Mr. LLOYD, an h"sn'"
t.re comedy entitled Featherbraln" ana ono OF wv
o,ber plays MAY Robson May Gaasn nn, MN she
Faversham anu i 90 The tour During their absence
he Lyceum Theatre will be occupied by MI; hn viii
co. in Relasco and DC Miles new comedy s sp
caIly written for hm-also revival alP ~ presented
Iidderr which has been SUI ,Lo Last forty-four
tbronohout the country during the iaS' ioi''
weeks 49,. .uor,
,,tth Cbroneck Intendant of the Saxe-aicinie.N
company in which the reports oi tno su,aaa uerr
come TO this country next season are o ne TO make
Chronegk viii arrive aDout ,io '
the preliminary arrangements
Tho stiu Alarm is in its last weeks at inc rou
,oorth Street Theatre sllsbe Company, vi oo".o
Falls have lust finished - oo1 , nro and faken to
Lacy and Arthur, which VIII DC usou " WV
England with the company
Cbova,,er Blondin the famous tightropc waihei'
s.,,od from Liyerpool yesterday on the Arizona
flights and Shadows OF New-forh LILO ron"ii''
tbe attraction at the Standard Theatre
Tho Tba,la Theatre company is giving good per
tmance Of La Belle Helene' of the best OF all
houros at the Terrace Garden Theatre The COM
nam will remain there through the summer
The Queens Matc' IS drawing well at the Broad
way Theatre that although the management nave 'no
right TO call upon Mr. Duff TO- produce three oRG h
during the summer IL Is ho' HN''' 'I''
needed.
This is the last week of I" Possible Case at the
Madison Square Theatre Richard Mansheid Will
follow IN Jekyll and HYDE" which he Will play ono
week only
The professional friends Of Robert billiard have ten
dered him benefit at WallacRs Theatre on THURSDAY
afternoon June T. The programme as far as arranged
v,u consist OF an act Of a. The Golden Giant" win
Mrs Mckee Rankin apd the beneficiary in their original
parts Also the comedetta vlkens ana MS D nrO
with De Wolf Hopper Alfred Klein !e Ros Re VICES
James Powers Eben Plympton Louis HARRISON NM
win sing Bng BI6ger Ha1ry Re i1lS
~ n cmotiOnal comedy
by p. S. NJ. Munro the sole right to which has been
nurcbased by Isaac C. Varan II will have rs initial
production at the Amphon Academy, Broohyh' Oh
June d.
Negotiations are in progress to secure Lady MoncK
ton for the leading role in "A Desperate Came" the
now NAV written for Arthur Forrest by Mr. Cunlfe-
owen and to be brought out in London In July. Miss
Mward VIII probably be In the cast. An oiier IRON
we'll known manager for the American rgh'S VI tho
play is under consideration.
Robert Mantell will begin weeks engagement at
the Grand Opera House to morrow evening, In MS TO-
mantle drama, Monbars.'
At Dockstader's on June 3, Antoine Berger Will
present his scenorama,n which consists OF series
of colossal paintings after pores ns on t1
New and Old Testaments fIoiessor W. ~ Da"o'''
will deliver a descriptive lecture
The legal difficulties OF that extraordinary person.
James owen o'Connor, seem to be on the increase
Some of his jewelry has been seized on a judgment
gained against him by certain OF his COMPANY ana
yet another suit Is being brought by the iady VINO ap
peared as the Queen In Hamlet"
An item recently published in daily paper to the
effect that Maud Harrison, so long connected with
Mr. Palmers management, would star next season, is
declared to be entirely without foundation since Miss
Harrison is under engagement for that time with MI
Palmer.
The benefit performance at the Boston Theatre last
Thursday I'm aid of the Actors Fund entirely
cessfu. Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett APP
peared in the second act of "Otheo." also Agnes
Booth and Joseph f. Whiting in Old Love Letters,
E. A. Sothern in The Highest Bidder" and Alexander
Savinl gave recitation. Others also appeared max
| Ing a strong bill. The amount realized was nearly
| $1,000
Mrs. d. =. Bowers has decided to make profes-
slona tour of the Australian colonies. She will start
| In few weeks J. G. Eitchie Will be her business
| manager.
"Nadjyo will enter on the third week Of rs at
| the Casino tomorrow evening, and there is not the
slightest abatement to its Since the first
representation of the operctta of people have
been turned away each evening by O'Clock, unable
| to obtain seats The Misses sylvia Gerrish and
| George DENIM are now members OF the cast. The
opnng the roof garden during the last week. but on
the first pleasant evening It Will be thrown open to
the public.
Herrmanns entertainment at the Academy of Music
tonight for the benefit of the Press Club promises 20
be an extremely interesting exposure of The methods
| of pretended spritualistc mediums.