New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-15
ACTORS AND THEIR PLAYS.
SOME OF THE PIECES WHICH MAY BE SEEN

a performance Of Mazulm' at the Academy. has re-
covered and Will rejon the company IN Phadelph,a,
April 80 Imre Kiralfy has paid his salary IN fli
| during his illness.
Louis James and Miss Marie Wainwright will appear
tomorrow night at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in fne
| production Of Vlrginus' which will be given with
entirely and handsome scenery and accessories
and an auxiliary force Of $50 people. They VIII have
the assistance of the following oast Appus Claudlus
william Harris Caius Claudus,' Enroll Dunbar :
d" Dentatus5 H. A. Iangdon; Iclius,' +. c. Mosiey
and servla," Miss Kate Meek "vIrginlus, VIII 90
given during the entire week Much Ado About
Nothing Will be presented during the second week,
with Miss Wainwright Beatrice,D and Mr. James
as Benedck' othello" will probably be given once
or twlco
Tomorrow night Miss Fanny Davenport viii enter
IN the last two weeks of her engagement at the Broad
way Theatre, and only fourteen more OF
La Tosca' can given Places can no" % se0uiou
for any Of the remaining performances
Rebearsals of "The Queens Mater in active
progress at the Broadway Theatre, and the new opera
will be produced on April 30 Harley Merry and
Henry E Hoyt have finished the scenery. The scene
of the third and Las. by Mr.. Hoyt IS OF Moorish
and decidedly fantastic design anc ne poeves n Sso
| turned out by him. In this scene $50 people VIII
| appear on the stage
partners Is beyond question the best success Of
the season at the Madison Square Theatre 1t cannot
be continued after April %, but will propably be re-
| vived for the opening OF next season
"A Possible Case will enter IT, morrow its last
week at the Standard Theatre. Next week Neil Bur
CESS in Vlm7 which is to be mounted moro effectively
| than before
This the eighth and last week of COrnnes engage
ment In Monte Cristo, jr,' at Docksaders Souvenirs
are to be given at the Wednesday and Saturday
matlnees.
Miss Lille Berg announces a solreo musicale at
Mendelssohn Hall on Wednesday, when she will have
| the assistance Of several well known artists.
Since the last weeks of ErmInlo" have been an
nounced the Casino the demand for seats has been
extraordinary. From present indications Mr. Aronson
feels confident that the popular Operetta will play to
standing only" until the end OF Its run, May IL
Meanwhile preparations for Nadjy" are being actively
pushed.
Merry Marshall wllders matinee tomorrow at Wal
lacks promises be Of the most successful enter
taInments of the season. Many Of the most popular
members of the profession will be present and the list
of those who Will take part includes Madame Valds,
Mrs shaw me Whistler bliss Mane Jan' Rer @
lard Joseph aworth, Maurice barrymore and Eugene
Oudn. A number of we'll known leading men have
volunteered TO act as ushcrs.
RIces "Evangene7 will begin its last engagement
in New-York this season at Nblo's tomorrow night,
for one week only Miss Anna Boyd will Introduce
her topical song. 81 Think So, Don't You" Next
week the RaS VIII present. on 1he Apr new 20 s William Gil
lette's Held by the Enemy" Will appear
Rosna yokes and her new company will mako their
first appearance in New-York this season tomorrow
night, NOhcS VIII be seen in her most recent
success "The Circus RIDER by Mrs. c. A. Doremus,
and In "A Pantomlme Rehearsal" |" A Game Of Cards'
Will be the fist piece
Robert HilIlard has written letter too long for
publication in It's entirety in which he protests against
the disposition OF part OF tho press of NewYork
to mlsrepresept and rdicule7 him. He states that
newspaper notorley is hurting him in his attempts to
advance in his profession and pay his debts. " Par
tcuIary do / wish TO deny' he writes, "the
statement made in several papers OF last Friday that
apfa
Mr. 5 V. white had been instrumental In any way In
a loss to me OF dollar Whatever Transactions /
genuine friendship fol me and were without the FISK OF
cent of my money In proof OF TINS assertion; !
court proceeding referred to. l not only have me
highest regard for Mr. White but consider myseH under
the most delicate obligation 10 Dim"
Dorothy by the J. C. Duff Comic Opera Company
will be produced o. the Grand Opera House tomorrow
night MIR I,uf has added ballet to the third act,
and a pack Of genuine English foxhounds to the
Hunting scene7 in the second act. The company
has been enlarged, and now numbers eighty people,
the solostS being Lillian Russell Agnes stone, Rose
Leighton. Mario Haon, Eugene Oudin, John Brand
william Hamilton and Harry Paulton
Mrs scott-slddons has arranged shakespearean
programme for the entertainment which she Will give
at steinway Hall on April %, Shakespeares birth
day Henry Waller, who was formerly known as tho
bow wonder Seraphacl, Will that occasion appear
as a grown artist. Mrs. Scottsiddons found mr.
city She adopted him and furnis she'd tho means to
con- plete his musical studies under Llszt ana Won
Bulow
The combination of Barnay, Possart and Gies has
proved so remuneratlve that It will be continued this
week The programme IS Monday. Uriel Acosta' ;
Tuesday benefit of Herr Possar, Merchant OF Ven
ceT and "Gelehrs Frauen Seo Teda9 obcio1
Saturday matinee, Hamlet and evening Nathah'
the WISE"
@The Wife" has now added extra day to her
at-homes at the Lyceum. and may be visited Wednes-
The monkey actors who are to appear at the Star
next week are expected to arrive on Friday.
James owen O'Connor remains this week at the
Star Theatre He has not yet boon married. but Will
probably become a Benedick tomorrow.
"She stoops to Conquer has drawn remarkably
we'll at wallacks. 1t will DO played on Monday and
Tuesday nights. On Wednesday the School for |
Scandal" will be revived with Mr.. Gilbert as Sir
Peter,' Mr.. Tearle Charles Mr. Ward Joseph" Mr.
Edwards Sir Oliver" Miss Coghlan Lady Tcazles
Nine Ponlsi Mrs. Candour' Mss Enid Leslie Maria'
and Miss Sadie Bigelow Lady sneerwelL'
Miss Nettie Carpenter will give farewell" concert
at stenway Hall on Tuesday evening, April "a when
she will have the assistance OF Miss Gertrude Girls
void soprano; Henry Gerard Thes, Panist ana an
The Mystery of Hanson Cab,' melodrama now |
running in London will be produced tomorrow night |
at the Amphlon Academy, Brooklyn. A. NJ Palmer |
owns the American rights
In the festival of hearIcals which is to open with
shakespeare's AS You Like IT. at tho Berkeley Ly
ceum April 81, Miss Victoria slddons Will come |
forward Rosallnd7 Miss Joan Sep. a young Hun |
Annie Gppncct the daughter Of Grace Grcenwood'
will sing In Tho Rose Of Auyergne." The list of |
patronesses includes Mrs. W. Feowcs Morgan, Mrs.
Richard Wins, jr, Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, the |
Misses Gwynne, Mrs. Lester Wallack Mrs Robert Rem
Gen. Miss Leary Mrs George Schiefilin and others.
Mrs. Raymond Of No. 396 Fifth ave, has the tickets
in charge. part OF tho proceeds viii to the Char
ity Organization Society and part to the Georges
Fresh Air Fund under the charge of the Rev. DR.. |
". S. RainsfOrd.
The last number OF Deshlcr Welch's magazine The |
Theatre contained beautifully printed fronts |
piece portrait Of Miss Georgia Cayvan. Of the Lyceum
Theatre, besides abundance Of interesting reading |
matter. This magazine shows continual Improvement |
and appears 70 be very popular.
The italian opera season at the Academy OF Music |
begins tomorrow night Verdps "Otelo" will DO |