New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-26
INCIDENTS OF THE STAGE.

season which hsa hold lsus aud highly profitable sway
the famous old Acsdcmy Of Music Will pass a~A. m,.
Krsy intends to celebrate the Anal performances OF ~
produoton by the addition Of number OF now
features which will for tho nrst time tomorro"
night Tho children hutter OF eIcitement sn.
patton Of the awarding Of tho gold snd svcr ms"A w VIZ
successsu eonpetor skcchaE Over three hunorea 10
rns have boon submitted The nrst seres viii % e1ho
tied on az immense stretched across inc
morrow night Messrs Gilmore and Iompkins nA'o o
particularly ertun having secured such trso"on %
Booth and Barrett aud Ma1ulm. with which to inausnA'
their OF famous old Ane o
great number Of people who have boon attracted ms ~
much to popularse the Academy among 'heA'rsfoer''
Tanner win again portr Of the heroine OF
Robert Buchanan's melodrama Alone In Lono'n
Nblo's this week Monday. March D. Hermann VIII DO
Gin x..k,s engareu emit sv this house. introducing ms
latest successes OF " Black Art and I" 10 Cocoon"
Little remains undone for the Casinos red lever hs
next Thursday Tho pink ballroom soens 70 70 Dc m.ao
particularly attractive on this OCCASION oesoos oe"s
pre,tily ornamented smax and tropical plants moral
cages containing birds 70 DO dstrisatea soeu anu
700 brilliantly illuminated with hundreds t)s~ VIII 10
bnng fom the coatre There ass 10 be now maroh IN
the first act These features with new songs nov 'er.0s
far Mr. Wilson's op tho new sneots ana tho aStrt
bupon the mos beautiful souvenir ever presented ~ tne
Casino will mako Erminos" Tooth representation surpAs
all the former celebrations st this house
The curiosity felt sy thesreroers TO see steele
Ma,tav.. Of Paul Kducor has been gra
aed Tho friendly greeting him in the role OF fuu
Kaupar Miss Turner - DONE tho heroine was cen
al lastW eek
nlsy will begin tentn week 1T the STANDARD
and the leading people In its present sxceent cast
win he the season here and on the oso
Immediately afterward-
Colonel Sim has renewal OF his lease OF the
Park Theatre Brooklyn for long term Tho rental VIII %
$4,000.
"od Heads Hearts viii be the attraction this
.t AZ w,ll,oka MT Glberrs Jesss Rural 10 Of his
best performances
1.-THE wie the Lyceum getting to be m cid marreo
woman but nevertheless not lest any OF h powers
attraction.
u.ar, n, H..rts IA p,yine to satisfactory business at
the Madison SQUARE Mt stoddard and Misc Davenport
have worked mp till thoy 20 with an almost
continuous laugh
puts and Calls" comedy by J. E. Mccain. is among
the plays that will be seen here during tho spring
season
Tonight the Lambs viii give dinner to John Gilbert
in commemoration Of his attaining seventy-eishth
birthday.
Tho success Of ~ Midsummer Nights Dream at
Days surpasses that any Of the other old comedy
REVEALS Did Mr.. Days arrangements permit 1t would
assuredly hundred nghta
Frank Mayo in The Royal Guard Is the attraction
this week the Grand Opera House.
There will be only few weeks of The Cor.
sairo at the Bijou Opera House. Rce's Evangelne'
Will be at East Side theatre under the
management Of w. w. Ttilotson.
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett will appear at
| Los Angeles, Cal, tomorrow night Next WeoR snoy
| viii begin a three weeks season In San Francisco
The time for the stay of The Henrietta at the
Union Square Theatre is get Ing short, but public In
terest In the play to have at all abated
| Tomorrow night Herr Kruger will have o benefit
at the Thalia, when he viii play Othello" with Herr
Possart as Iago." Gertrude Giers German actress
Of good reputation who arrived Friday, VIII appear
next Saturday night as - Marie Stuart
Corinne IN Arcadia will tomorrow night begin .
brief At DockstsderA
A mems theatre party, composed Of members Of the
7th Regiment and the New-York Athletic Club, nearly
ned the lower Of Fourteenth Street Theatre
last night % see N. C. Goodwin in Turned Up and
Lend Ne Five Shlinga7 AL the visitors were In
evening and the auditorium presented handsome
appearance The greatest enthusiasm and good feeling
prevailed Mr.. Goodwin played to moro appre-
clatve audience.
Despite the rain yesterday there . large matinee
audience at Olivia" This pathetic and poetic drama
will Do played all this week and the booking indicates
that the attendance will DO greater than that OF
the first week.
Roland Reed will introduce tomorrow night David
D. Lloyd's comedy "A Woman Halter" for the nrst
time, to q Sew.York audience. This play was written
for John T. Sesyn ond unf was ruccessuliy acted BY
him It. q higher class than Mr. Reed has
previously and his efforts viii be watched
with much interest and attention
Deacon Brodie, Leading a Double LIFE which
will come to the Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow is
not OF religious significance as the title Deacon
Brode" might imply. The authors Robert Louis
Stevenson and William rnest Henley. have taken
Deacon" In its Scottish sense indicating the presf
dent OF incorporated trade. Edward J. Henley plays
the part OF Deacon Brodie'
many contradictory reports about tho
managers said DO oontendng for tho services
John Gilbert 1t has been learned that
A. NJ. Palmer has the first call.
Clara Morris will appear at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
In April.