New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
INCIDENTS OF THE STAGE.

Cora Tanner in "AIone In London will be tho
star this week at the Grand orcra House
n c. Goodwin, in Turned Up" and Lend Me Five
shillingsn will afford amusement at the Fourteeh'h
Street Theatre.
aThe CorsaIrn has been much improved by LOUIS
Hsrrson's alterations and additions Master Wor-
rail-. tho clever cornet player, VIII appear NJ INC
Wednesday and Saturday matlnees'
pockstador will retain this week the most attractive
features of last weeks bill, and add william COURT
wright the original Flewey Flewey"
"DAbbc Constantine" is doing so well at Wallacks
that no successor has yet been put into rehearsal.
Heart OF Heartsn continues to draw well at the
Madison Square Theatre. Thomas WHICH may 10
seen this week as the elderly swell,
There 10 no dlmlnutlon in the attendance at the
&" Henriettas which enters It's twenty-frst week
The demand for seats TO sec "A Midsummer Nights
Dream is extraordinarily great Mr Days beautl-
f production IS fully appreciated, and Shakespeare
In this city docs not, as London manager declared
it did there, mean bankruptcy"
"The Wife, WILL in all probability run all the
season Its success never more marked than
at present
The two features, Black Art" and lie Cocon,'
which that gifted popular illusionst ana Magician
Hermann, will Introduce at tho Filth Avenue inca
tire next Monday, when he opens there for TWO
weeks engagement, arc Iic HlOSt mso'Oio"' VI "Ai
his performances. For year these two per
formauces we're the current sensations in Paris and
London and attracted crowds nightly. Hermann
heard Of them, and at an enormous expense secured
and made them the features of his ropertory.
"Tolle Wenzeln an amusing musical farce, was
we'll given last night by the members OF the Thalia
Theatre Company. The repertory for this week Is
Monday, Egmont" Tuesday, Richard III" We'd
nesday, Egmontp Thursday, Nathan der Weise' |;
atlpan
fehl."
paul Kauvar," having successfully passed Its M
tleth night, has settled down for a long run Some
intending changes In the cast, including the appear
ance of the author In the title role, Will soon add
new interest
II was rumored yesterday that A r. Cazauran, the
playwright and journalist, was dying, but inquiries
made AT his hotel Informed that the operation
recently performed only one of several that he
had undergone for the relief of dropsy, and that he
was doing well.
william Messenger and Theresa Vaughn in Check
a, or Tobogs will be tho attraction at Nblos
tomorrow night and during the week. Next week
the Boston Idcals' with Zec dc Lussan, will play
engagement appearing In varied rcpcrtory
ImIe Kiralty received last week the medals which
arc to be given ~ prizes TO the children making the
lst drawing of scenes characters, or incidents In
Mazuln." There are eight gold and eight silver
medals for girls and the same number for boys The
medals are large and handsome. place Is left for
the engraving OF the Of the fortunate winner.
Mazulm' can remain the Academy only four weeks
more An attempt made TO buy the time OF
Barnay, who follows, but his managers have already
so largo subscription list that they would not enter
tain any offer.
Mr.. Chatterton, Manager Abboys private secre-
tary has received a cable dispatch from London to
the effect that Marie Gordon Raymond's disease was
peritontis and that though she very Ill, there
was still hope of her recovery.
The first production OF Francillon" In America
will occur to evening at the Star Theatre
when Frau Hedwig Niemann Raabe will come forward
In the role of the high-splrited wife. Tho produc-
ton is naturally looked forward to with great deal
OF interest as the idea Of securing acquaintance
with Paris sensation by way OF Berlin Is rather
novel and interesting. The engagement will cover
only performances, the actress viii sail for
Germany Saturday morning.
Erininle, still runs along at the Casino rs II In
It's first hundred nights. Few would believe, Judging
from the excellent houses and the manner In which
first thousand. For the Tooth nights celebration
the Casino will have gala appearance and even
the stage Is to be handsomely decorated The pink
ball room is to be festoOned with smilax and
roses and the pillars to be entwned with flowers
the whole presenting an unusually picturesque effect.
Charles A. Stevenson has been elected Rear-Com-
mOdue of the Larchmont Yacht Club.