New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
PLANS OF ACTORS AND MANAGERS.

AL Hayman and william Gillette have decided to
consolidate all OF their shcr companies this winter,
making big Shc' combination for the remainder
of the season. 1t will embrace nearly 100 people,
mostly She's
a GOODNESS is said to have sprung up between
Rudolph Aronson and Pauline Hall, who is now
singing with of the Casino road companies at
Boston. The story Of their differences Is to the
effect that Miss Hall understood that Mr. Aronson
had promised TO furnish her with two new Nad]y'
costumes for use on her tour, though no mention Of
It was made In their written contract Mr.. Aronson,
on the other hand cannot recoect having made
such PROMISE but when spoken to about it, he agreed
to compromise the matter by having Isabel UrQuharts
dresses which arc still /" good new made over
for Pauline. OF course, Miss Hall declined TO com
promise on such terms, and limited darby at fol
lowing the example set by other prominent members
of the Casino forces. All this is Of recent occur
renee, and as no adjustment of the differences has
yet been made, may be heard from IT, How
ever Miss Hall is still singing with the "Nadly"
company in Boston. Mr. Aronson is In chicago
looking after the production there Of Tie Yeomen
of the Guards
The fftieth performance Of " Fascination was eel
ebraed the Fourteenth Street Theatre last night
with unusual ceremony. No souvenirs were gwen,
but the Interior Of the theatre presented brilliant
appearance, with many colorod lights, fesoons OF
flowers and flags banners and streaners Of every
description The entrance to the house and the tai
columns outside also resplendent with bunting
and transparences. The last performance OF fasci-
nation" will be given Oh Saturday night.
The benefit matinee given "A the family Of George
Chapman formerly treasurer Of the Metropolitan op-
era House, yesterday afternoon at Palmers Theatre
netted little 81 800, including contributions
from stockholders In the Opera House. The attend
ance was large and apprecative. Many well known
moi q
tainment
Manager Frohman has decided 10 begin his second
regular season with the Lyceum Theatre stock com
pany on Tuesday November IL. The opening play
will be Sweet Lavender In which Mr. Kelley ana
Miss Cayvan will have two light comedy roles, and
Mr. Miller and Miss Dillon two parts OF sentimental
character. Mr. lie MOyne has an important part In
his usual comedy vein, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walcot and
Mrs Whlfen and the other members of the cast are
admirably suited with fitting characters. The play
has jHSi psS,ea ITS ; aTU' WITH The WIFE, Which Las
Melted gross profit of $3.50, 900. comes 10 an end on
ChumIeyn can be seen the Iyceum only untl No
vember 10, when he goes to Boston with the present
company. under MIR. FfOhmans management lie
VIII appear at the Iyceum again next summer. The
record Of this far at home and out OF town.
has been one Of unusual success
Beauty--Abroadl" Clinton stuarts new comedy
to be presented at special matinee I'm the Madison
Square Theatre, will be acted by carefully made
Miss Mary Shaw will present "continentaIlzed'
Englshwoman Miss Elolse Willis will depict a New
port dvorcee" aud Miss Nina Boucicault, Mrs Barker,
Miss Gulon, Mr.. Tyler, Mr.. Coulter, MI Wilks, MI.
c. T. Bell and others will appear.
Dockstaders Mlnstrels are going 10 Boston on
November 10, and during that week Low Doehsfadef
will present at his Broadway house minstrel coul-
pany especially organized for the OCCASION IL VIII
be headed by Billy" Birch and Frank Moran. ana
win include several other well known and popular
performers who have long been identified with
ninstrelsy. The best comedians, v0callsts ana
dancers liberty being engaged. and hrstclass,
legitimate minstrel performance IS promised.
feature will be made vi Fosters songs.
Among the many volunteers for the German Press
Club benefit at the Academy on sunday evening, be
sides 200 voices from the Aron, Liederkranz and
Beethoven choral societies, the Amberg Company
Will present short comedy Max Dendx, the Vloiln-
ist; Conrad AnsOrge, tho panst Mrs. Won poenhoil,
the contrao of the Kellogg srackosh Opera company
and Avary and Fischer, Of the Metropolitan opera
House Company, and others VIII assist