New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21
PLANS OF 4CT0RS AND MANAGERS.

sienor Companini and his wife, his brother, Itaio
Campanini and his wife, Mme Tetrazzin, were passen-
gers yesterday the independents, Of the floilohu
batino Line which Wit take them direct to Genoa An
attempt was made attach Signcr CampannPs baggage
ON assigned claims held by Mr. Nagle but the Sheriff
: was unable find anything he could hold siehof
Uampanni sailed away in good spirits ana expects 10 re-
turn next fall with concert company with which
he will do from operas In the smaller Clues
The comfort and cool air to be found on the roof
garden of the Casino during the summer months mas
eausel several architects plans for utilizing the
roofs Of hotels and for gardens There Is sad
to be OF about twelve degrees between ths
OF and that OF the garden OF the
Casino Rudolph will begin series OF German
! March Nights during this and next week, and many
popular numbers will be performed at The promenade
| concerts after the operetta NadJy"
| Captain Alfred Thompson has entered into three
years contract with Chicago Opera House by when
he binds himself to give all his spectacular Eieces In that
theatre Captain Thompson will shortly start for Europe
for the pipose securing and unique speciality
performers The Crystal slipper and other produc
tons Of the Chicago Opera House
The panorama Of "Jerusalem and the Cruclnxion,"
opened to public Monday, is adapted to awaken
Interest study and knowledge OF the new and old
Jerusalem and sacred episode OF the Cross. IL II
not unlikely that large Will be formed in
different churches ana Sunday to attend in body
eagerly and prodtably study and discuss these vivid
scriptural The building is kept re-
freshngy cool.
Imre Kiralfy has issued pamphlet describing the
glores that be disclosed in his spectacle Nero
or, the Fan OF Rome" 1t is asserted that this
spectacle Will be positively produced at St. George
next Monday night. The sale of tickets begins this
morning at all OF the stations of the elevated rail-
roads and round trip tickets Including fares both
WAYS on the elevated road and ferry and admission TO
st. George, will be sold at rs cents each. Family
tickets will also be issued ten ticket at SO So
toe on ouef c a
ticket, $15.
The ffticth performance OF The Queens Mate' was
celebrated Tuesday night at the Broadway Theatre
Henry T. Abbey recently sent to this city for a
manuscript of La Belle Russo" as Sarah Bernharit
is DESTROYS OF playing that piece. Of course in French
FORM
The friends OF J. T. Mcguire, the popular business
manager of the Fourteenth Street Theatre have ton
dercd him a complimentary benefit, which Will take
place Friday evening Of next week. Manager Rosen-
quest has donated the Of the theatre and a large
number of well known actors and actresses have
volunteered.
1t is announced that Lydia Thompson and her Eng
lsb bur!esque company Will be among the attractions
Of next NJ. b. Leavitt is the manager who
is TO bring here this actress who 10 have dis
covered the secret of perpetual youth
Adele Palma the German soubrctte, has been
gagged by Frank W. Sanger for the soubrette part In
Louis Aldrich's new play, "The Kaffr Damond,'
which will be produced at the Broadway Theatre in
September next.
Richard Mansfield will sail for England August
I. His company will follow the City OF Rome, Of
the Anchor Line, on August 8. The complete list OF
engagements is follows Beatrice Cameron, Mrs.
Sol Smith. Emma Sheridan. Maude White, tombstone
Bennett, Helen Gliddon, Adelaide Emerson, Beverly
sitgreayes, Ada Marsh, D. H. Harkins, John T. sullI-
van Joseph Franhau W. H. Crompton, James Burrows,
John Parry, Henry Holland and Junius b. Booth.
f. ID. Price is the manager and Frederick Percy Marsh
the stage director.
Manager Rosenquest has decided to bring the season
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre a close with this
week and The still Alarm Will be withdrawn next
Saturday evening. after having made successful run
Of lO4 performances. Tonight the Tooth perform
ance takes place.
The current number Of Tho Theatre" issued Tues
day, contains article about actors and managers
by John d. Townsend. tho we'll known lawyer. There
also article by Edgar S. Kelley, on rho subject
OF "The Queens Mate" at the Broadway Theatre,
which is deliberately illustrated. There are other
bright contributions by G. NJ. s. Mcclellan, Marie
Adelaide WEIGH, and Annie NJ Barley.
Boston appears to be rather more entcrprising
than Ncw-York. 1t is stated that Mr.. Field has
cured for the Boston Museum Mrs. Burnets Little
Lord Fauntlerny," Of the of tho London
season, but there seems to be chance of seeing the
play in New-YOrk