New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
ACTORS, MANAGERS AND PLAYS.


t sale az seats for tho Booth and Barrett engagements
q, the Amphion Academy, Williamsburg, next Week.
open
oo.r,obt souvenirs OF the Still Alarm" will be dis
trbuted ct tho Fourteenth Street Theatre
Rnlvs Birch the old.tlme and wcll-liked minstrel,
,,s o,ned with Frank Moran organize company for
brief season at Tony Pastors
aThe Queens Mate" at the Broadway Theatre is now
cumming smoothly management having made humoer
Of iudicous cuts dialogue thereby shortening inc
performance by half hour The curtain now t@is
az minutes OF eleven Inc pcce Ia S ne" A"iAi e"'
with roars OF laughter.
7 Leslie oossin, an actor who has often played for
chartsbe benefits will have testimonial entertainments
at Chickerng Hail. Friday evening" by the subordinate
lodges Of tho A. o. V. w.
Clara Morris began hsr engagement at Nioos iass
night This will afford the last opportunities OF seeing
her during the present season. Renee Dc Moray VIII
be the bill all the week
Hoyts bustiing farce. "A Hole In the Ground" was
presented last night at the Grand Opera House.
The Cleo and Banjo clubs Columbia College viii give
concert at Chiekerng Hall Saturday evening Tor
the benefit Of the Columbia Athletic Association.
The junior class the School of Mines oil Columbia Col
lete have been busy ehearng for their entertainment az
the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms on Thursday evening"
Nav TO- farce conedieta and original burlesque, as
sisted by tho college banjo club and Edward Faes coward
as reciter will form the programme. The coaching has
been under direction Of Dr. Gusavus Haas Tickets
NAV be obtained at Drentano's
Mrs Charles A. Doremus has secured what should be
an excellent play Fair Bohemian" to DO
brought out Madison Square Theatre next Thurs.
day afternoon Ben Teal rohearsed the piece which
will have this distribution OF parts:
Kate Lorraine Kate Forsytho
As' d hSSnf barley corslo Drew sTySois
Philip PHI I Lyndon E. Nelson whsaterois
S SSy L LgnqS1 VIM inn Il. rh S%npsSn
MI. IfcntOn John 7. sullivan
M Man" J. i sylvester de smith D G. Lonswcrth
It will be Just years ago May 10 since Erminie"
was first presented at the Casino Little did Mr. Aronson
then think OF the great the operetta would attain,
and at that ST. 500 would bought 1t outright
SO far over $50 900 in royalties has been paid Max
Freeman will his original role Of the Cheysuer'
In Ermnle" from tonight
Chcvalier Bondln is honorary member Of the old
Washington Greys OF this city and 10 II likely that the
members OF that Organization will pay the famous tight
rope walker special attention on his arrival here
The Chovaer sails from England May go on the Arizona
and large party his friends In this city will go down
tho nay q steamboat to meet him
A Possible Case is drawing well at the Madison
Square Theatre Following close upon the Henrietta"
MI Hill has good reason be satisfied with his
ndcncc in American plays A Possible Case" will
form the attraction the Madison Square all OF this
month
The production OF Do Mile and Barnard's new play,
written expressly Nell Burgess has been postponed
indefinitely OF the satisfactory business doing
nj the Standard Theatre with VIM" which Will &c
continued until further notice.
On Friday next The Wife" Will reach her o00th per-
Torrance, when a tile souyeny VIII be given to each
lady visitor.
Very seats left within two hours after tho
opening Of the sale for the first night OF Nady at the
Casino Monday May IA. Manager Rudolph Aronson has
begun TO night Spectator Nuisance in earnest and
has signs placed outside building and patroling
around informing public that tickets will be positively
refused II bought the sidewalk The Misses Urqu-
hart and Weathersby and Mark Smith, James T. Towers
and Frederick Solomon have returned to town and Will
now be able work uninterruptedly on Nady"
feature OF the spectacular representation OF Mat
thias Sandon" the play OF Jules Vernes which Is to
open the season Niblos In August will be the ballet
of America devised and constructed by Boossy Kiralfy
whose achievements this line have been well known to
the New-York public for many years America" VIII
be composed Of several figures designed to syDboze
belum and modern times II IS more than PROBABLE
that Mile Paris who has been reengaged Tor three years
by Mr. Kiralfy, will lead the ballet
The Anphion Academy, Williamsburg, is becoming
regular trial. ground for plays on May u meio-
DRAMA The Old Oak" by that industrious playwright
Paul Merritt will be brought out with MISS Henrietta
Vaders In the leading part
Broekuan's monkey company entered upon the third
week their engagement last night to large house
Matinees given every day at 3 80. Several new
added and the monkeys gain aurels
az each performance Two Of the monkeys answer the
calls by coming before tho curtain.