New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-15
INCIDENTS OF THE STAGE.

The only changes to DO made in the cast Of " Pau
Kauvar" next Monday Carrie farmer and steee
Mackaye for Adele Belgrade and Joseph Haworth
Other reputed changes will not DO madc till later date
Mr. Gilberts delightful performance Of" Liable Con-
stantin can be only during the present week
Linda Dietz, once favorite in the days of the old
Union Square Theatre Company, will play the heroine
in the Lyons Mail " with Henry Irving
Mrs. Abbey will not be at walack's in any of the
old comedy revivas IL Is doubtful she Will act any
more after this week.
Ernest Gye husband Of Mne- Albani and formerly
director of the Italian opera, Covent Garden, arrived
here on Sunday on the Etruria He comes to inquire
into tho support likely to be given TO season or Italian
opera Last night at Mr. Stantons invitation ne visited
the Metropolitan Opera House.
Thomas whinen. who has played so many important
parts on the stage of the Madison Square Theatre made
his temperance there Monday night as - Marcus
Latmer" the elderly swell Heart of Hearts, repac
ing Mr. Robinson who goes for TWO weeks on the ROAD
with Jim the Penman."
Charles T. Parsloe who ia not playing this week, has
made some changes his company and is about to re-
sumo his tour with the Grass widow OF which he has
purchased all the rights from the author, Charles T.
Vincent.
jennie Yeamans, who recently stopped acting, will
next week tempt fortune again, beginning In Columbus
| Antonette Bella will be the premiere danseuse in
Dolores when that spectacular drama Is produced at
Niblos Che has won general admiration during the
l
Western tour.
Heinrich Conried, of the managers OF Frau
Neinann-Iaabe Will appear at the Star Theatre on
Saturday night as DR.. Krauz" in the comedy made
familiar here as Dr. Clyde" Manager Co9red has not
acted for long time, and his return 10 the stage WI"
awaken considerable interest
Docks.ader has decided TO close his here in
about two weeks After the closing tile company VIII
20 travelling and the tour may extend as far as Cali
fornia Colonel william Foote an experienced minstrel
! is nay in d
hero aad attend to the leasing OF the theatre while
MI Ggaus goes with the company.
The sale OF seats for Mr. Irvings frat week at the Star
was begun yesterday. The public recognizing the
advantage of sending their orders by mail and thus
avoiding the tedious waiting in line Orders for seats
amouniln: to ABOUT $500 we're received prior 10 inc
opening OF tae sale. still there was brisk demand Tor
seats when the box oiice opehed
Henry f. Abbey said yesterday: d" The decision the
Benson case. holding the printing and selling OF false
tickets bearing managers TO be forgery, is Of
great importance and value TO all managers There has
been previous decision on this point and De Lancey
Nicon told ne hal vainly searched everywhere he
in Mexico mat win proba5y be the end of hi Forgery
is still punis able by death down there
Creston Clarke, the youngest modern Hamlet" is
making nnal appearances in that part at the Broad
street Theatre i'll Philadelphia, Where he appears TO
have with considerable success. 1t is quite likely
that ha will here in the part before Tie close Of
this season.
Fanny Davenport and her company are rehearsing
La Tnsca " twice day. Frank MOrIalnt, who is 10
play the part Of Sclrpa," has arrived from San Fran
cisco six artists at work the new scenery which
is in an advanced state. AMI Dazisn has almost con-
The auction sale first performance IT Is
honpl that the theatre will be ready ny the 27h hat
although great being male TO insure tots
suit possible opening have 10 be deferred
few days. III case Will the opening be later han
March ).
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett are this week In
! Galveston Houston, Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas
| Manager Rosenluest has begun active prepare
tjons for the production Of David d. Loyds comedy,
The Woman uater" at the Fourteenth street Theatre
ON February 27 AMI in which Roland Reed Will be the
star appearing rs samuel Bunny a retired conee
merchant The comedy tells the story OF an Ola bachelOr
who precnds 10 hate the fair sex, but becomes engage
10 three at the time Is married " one ana
IA carried Oh by mist Ike 10 a private insane asyun
Imre Kirafys spectacular production Of Mazum, ths
Night Owl" will its ifeth performance at the
Academy OF Music next Tuesday night. The occasion
will he duly celebrated Mr.. Kirilfy is quietly preparing
10 prodice big 0ut-0fd00r spectacle at Cincinnati next
summer which he will Introduce some OF the bsst
features of " The Fall OF Babylon"
The show Of orchids will be opened ut the Eden Musee
on Thursday and continued for week There Will not
le any increase In tire usual price OF admission.
Richard Hyde and Louis C. Behman. the Brooklyn
theatrical managers secured yesterday arenewai Tor
years their lease of Harrgans New Park Iheare'
broadway and Thirty-hfth-st, which will expire next
May. Mr.. Harrgan, VINO Is SUD lessee uhlcr Mcssi D.
Hyde and Bchmsn said last night that no was pleased
10 learn OF the reueTa as IL would doubtless en'e III
to his The annual rental 10 DC paiu
b. Hyde and Dehman Is $4,000.