New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-26
ACTORS. MANAGERS AND PLAYS.

Miss Rose Coghlan win reclte for the Grand Army Of
the Republic the meeting in the Metropolitan Opera
House Decoration Day. 1t is said that Miss Coghlan
has never reeted in public
The standing room only" sign frequently displayed
at wallack'a The Lady the Tiger" seems to be
attractive the solution the problem when MI
Stockton first propounded It.
Gaylers local melodrama, flights and Shadows'
which has picturesque scenes Of local interest,"
be seen OF the Standard Theatre
The Queens Mate" is drawing remarkably well at the
Broadway Theatre 1t is evidently destined for long
Miss Hortense Pierse, of this city. the title role
cantata Of Joan Of Arc" at the Rutland Music
Festival "Wednesday. The part is exactng but Miss
Perse brought the audience enthusiastic applause in
which Carl Zerahns orchestra heartily Joined. Miss
Perse has had highly successful season.
W. S. Cleveland sole OF Haverlys Mnstrels
nounces that he Will reorganze the company for
season He has already secured Frank Cushman, Pete
Mack and the Imperial japanese Troupe OF uggers and
acrobats james Carpenter will be the musical leader
Seats for Herrmann's testimonial performance
New.York Press Club, tomorrow evening, may be OBJ
tained at the box-ofhee OF the Academy;
BoOssy Kralfy has received the first Of Matthias
sandorl- Il represents a suburb OF Trieste and was
painted by Mr. Ryan, OF London, who painted the ballet
in DolOres7 Mr. Kiralfy says It ia one OF the
finest sets he has
The sale Of the Bljou Opera House stands adjourned
until May % In consequence Of the absence Of the owner
who been present at the sale but Unable
reach the Exchange, having missed his train from Sara
toga
Il has been finally settled that the Ducal Meningsn
Dramatic Company will visit this country this summer
Constantine De Grimm. the artist received letter on
wednesday from tho Dukes Intendant, Herr Hofath
Chonegk The Inendant will sail for this country the
latter part June make arrangements for the appear
ance of company in various American cities
Edwin Atweps comedy, His Lordshlp" played for
the first time Tuesday. at the AmphIon Academy WILL
amsburg to evident satisfaction OF large audience
The author called before the curtain.
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett left town for
Boston wednesday afternoon. They played Thursday the
third act OF oheor at Boston Theatre for the bene
at Of the Actors Fund
May Gallagher will be in the Lyceum stock company
! FOR the Western tour.
Blondln the famous tighrope walker. win start for
this country to-day the Arizona
The engagement Of Miss Kate Claxton in The World
Against Her has been OF the most successful OF the
present season at Nblos The glen scene and the hand
tohand fight in the last nightly enthusiastically
applauded The engagement will tonight because Of
with Haen and Hart who could not be bought
of.
Manager Rosenquest the last week Of The
Still Alarm" the Fourteenth Street Theatre, ana the
play will probably have be withdrawn about the middle
June Lacy and Arthur are under contract 70
produce it in London on July TO-
GIlmores Band have made o successful tour OF the
South
! new play By Steele Maekaye "A Noble Rogue VIII
soon have It's first performance In Chicago.
Dolores" is doing well this week at the Grand Opera
House.
An entire change Of performance Is now oeing given
by Herr Brocmanns monkey and animal performers ~ the
star. There is q matinee every afternoon at 3:3O
beginning Monday, at the Academy Of Music' Louis
James and Marie wainwright viii play weeks
engagement The following reperory is announced Mon
| day Wednesday and Saturday evenings "Vremlus
Tuesday and Friday, Oheo7 and THURSDAY evening
Ingomar.' For the holiday matinee on wednesday
Ingomar" VIII be repeated.
1t was incorrectly stated in morning paper YESTERDAY
that the Players Club was about 20 elect us ocef NO
In that direction will made till late In the summer
An agreeable and well patroniTed entertainments was
given yesterday afternoon the Madison square ine'
in aid OF the Normal College Alumnae Library funu l
Choral Society. The programme comprised 'oeai anu III
strumenta music, wellarranged taneaus anu ao
farce. Isl parle Francals" The names OF 'ne per
formers were not given. Mr.. Palmer contfiou.el Se
OF the theatre and the named objects Oh 'no o
| must be Considerably richer.
The las. performance OF Hers Brockmanns clever
animal troupe may be attended to-day o. tne o'sl
| Theatrc
party OF Washington people, VINO oi'en W =.
dinner John Chamberain's noted restaurant IN ina
city, will be In New.York Memorial Day anu WI
attend the performance OF Natural Cas- AZ inc f
Avenue Theatre either in the afternoon of 'H' '