New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
ACTORS AND MANAGERS BUSY.

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put at Nblo's on November IL, for a run Of six
weeks, is about ready, but Mr. DAILY has not yet
decided upon title, or at least he SAYS Tho
play deals almost entirely with English life among
the lowiy. Mr.. Daily wrote II originally for tho pur
pose OF taking II abroad with him last summer and
producing 1t at Drury Lane Theatre, London, in case
fiis company did not meet with the success an
tcipated In comedy. However, that emergency did
not arise, so the piece will receive its first production
here.
"Mr. Barnes Of New-Yorks will be produced at the
Broadway Theatre on next Monday, with a power
full cast including Miss Emily Rlg, who has been
brought from England for the purpose Of playing
Marina J. II. Gilmore, who assumes the role OF
Mr.. Barnes f. r. Mackay, in whose hands the part OF
the astute and Machlavean Danella will be placed
Miss Frankie Kemble, who will personaie Maudo
Chartris; Miss Efic Germon, who will appear as her
mother, the love-sck widow; Miss Isabelle Evesson'
as the beautiful Enid Ansruther; and Franz Rineau,
Mr.. Dillon, Alfred Klein and Mr.. Gibbs Ralph Del
more and others interpret the other characters. The
scenery Will be from the brushes of Philip Goatchor
and j. H. Young and Weston and Apjohn, and promises
to be exceedingly fine, every opportunity has been
given TO the scenic artists In the beautiful views Of
Corsica and Monte Carlo.
James Wallis, tho new Jack In The Quick the
Dead p at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, Is being re-
ceived with much favor than his predecessor
in the part. Miss Clayton recently received warm
letter from Mrs. Amelle Rives- Chanler, compmenting
her on her playing of Barbara and adding that her
conception Of the part was much as She lrs CHAMBER
has imagined 1t.
Joseph Haworth rctires from the cast of Philip
Hcrne" tonight, and Monday will be succeeded
by Frederick Paudlng- Mr.. Haworth says that II
Will be long time before he again plays for
equal division OF tho profits of q piece
Word comes from Paris that Mrs. Langtry has
signed contract to appear there during the Expo
siton of 1859 in a play which is to be written for
her by French drsmatsL
Lillian Spencer, once popular actress will sail
for Europe to-day to represent The ST. Louis Post
Dispatch" and The Cincinnati Enquirer" She viii
write letters from London, Paris and Vienna
Joseph Jefferson, Charles Jefferson, Kit Clark, J.
T. Emmett ]. Charles Davis II. c. Miner, Leander
Richardson and Judge oildersleeve have organized a
new fishing club for sport next summer They have
bought an island in Lake Edward Quebec, called
Paradise, and viii erect pretty Queen Anne cot
tage on It for headquarters.
Hermann the magician, has added a five years
lease Of the Grand Opera House. Francisco 10
his many theatrical ventures.
Nine. Jane Hading the French actress, occupied
box at Dockstader's Mnsrels last night, and
although she did not understand what being said
on the stage, she manifested her appreciation of the
performance by the hcartiest laughter times. The
box tastefuly decorated for the occasion with
French and American Gags and a profIsion OF
flowers. NJ Coquelin who witnessed the performance
few evenings ago, advised Mr.. DocEstadcr 10 go
10 Paris next year, and said that he would not only
lend his influence but would also exert himself
personally to assist Mr. Dockstader In achieving a
success.
James Jay Brady, business manager of Niblos. Is
writing biographical sketch of Denman Thompson
for publication.
"Dunlop's Stage News has absorbed its former
contemporary known Randalls Facts
c. A. Byrne and Arthur Waack's version of
" Uncle Toms Cabin will open its season in Phila-
delpha on Monday evening.
Miss Edgeworth Starritt, Brooklyn society belle.
will make her first appearance as a contraio singer
in the Gilbert and Sullivan opera, The Yeomen Of
The Guard at the Casino next Wednesday evening.
Miss sarr;t recently mem, er of the Brooklyn
Amateur Opera Association
Frank Lamb has been engaged as stage manager
at the Broadway Theatre
The future of the Madison Square Theatre seems in
considerable doubt. Mr. Palmer's lease expires next
May, but be says that the Mallory lease Of The property
has several years yet TO run, and h, has the option
he Will do On the other hand, Mr.. Emo, the owner
Of the property, says that the theatre Will positively
MaIloTys Mr. Emo adds that the spa space VIII be be
There is also some talk about removing the outer
walls Of the theatre, and Hitting the whole interior
another piece of land In ne ghborng locality. New !
walls will then be built around The Interior. How
definite shape
On Monday night, Charles L. Davis, known as
Alvin Joslin begins an engagement at the Windsor |
Theatre, appearing in play called One OF the |
Old Stock supported by Miss Ray BriscOc Miss /
Connie Thompson, Charles Steadman, and others. /
Tie play viii be given with new scenery. The |
action passes In New England and In this city. On /
October % Miss May Wilkes Will appear at tho |
Windsor Theatre IN Gwynnes Oath"
Charles II. Hoyt's farce Brass Monkey will be |
given next Monday night at the Bou Theatre. The |
following is the cast:
Jonah ....--., Charles Reed
Doolittle Work A. NJ. Hampton
Dooge . H p A Murpn5
The i Roya. ''1 Bengal Tiger NJ HeeEeft
Savage Hogs G. A. Beana i.
Badger Otis Harla
Nh Barnes Of New.York -. OTIS TIara
Nj Potter, Of Texas W. i. Mack
ROWE BAL Fralk BaIlWln
BItIe Aice Maish
atm eiarie 1hlh
Hope Trace Hattie waters
charity Grace Fannie Mclntire
MIS- toRg AHc" ryan.
pautfot sei.s ,snoS
Virginia Bngat MAY MontIord
Baggage Flora wash
Miss Helen Barry who is 10 play in New York.
under the management OF J. NJ. Hill, of the Union
square Theatre, will begin her in the we'll
known comedy of " The Ladies' Battle Miss Barry
a version OF the French original which made