New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-19
ACTORS. MANAGERS AND PLAYS.

ravara Harriean said yesterday: I have a
port to the effect that Mrs. Yeamans, Miss Lee
Johns wild and John Sparks VIII not 60
on the' road with me and will not be
members of my company for the reason that
wanted to reduce their salaries As usual with such re-
ports there equal proportion OF truth ana false
hood Mrs Yeamans and Mr. Sparks will so On the road
and Mrs Yeamans has been engaged Tor next sea
son The proposed reduction Of salaries for the extra
season and is nothing unusual do not want Wid or
Sparks next season. the pieces propose TO DO 70
auire dramatic company, and not 50 many specialists
Miss Lee will be replaced for the road by Miss Annie
Wilson and MI Wild by M Burke, both at present mem
bers Of the company"
Miss Rose Coehlan slightly spraned her ankle Tues
day. she crossing Broadway at Thirty seoondst,
after leaving rehearsal Wsllacks She did not act on
Tuesday night the extra matinee yesterday, but APP
peared Lady Tea,le" last night although by no means
entirely recovered. Miss Minnie Conway assumed the
part OF Miss Hardcase" At very short notice and ac-
Quilted herself credtably.
The FIRST scene of the opereta Nsdy" which will follow
Ermniea at the Casino represents the exterior OF the
Generals palace on the banks of the Danube
the second the grand salon Of the palace with view
Of Vienna night, In the distance. Both these
scenes are BIZ Henry T. Hoyt Act third represents
street and bridge Pesh and has been painted by Rich
ard Marsden.
Frederick de Beleville been engaged 70 play his
original part Of the Duke In tho travelling season OF
= Paul Kauvsr.'
Miss Fanny Davenport is nearing the end Of her engage
ment Of the handsome New Broadway Theatre, and La
Tosca. can only given eleven performances Next
Sunday evening the Csmpaninl Opera Company will give
their concert at this house. when Signor Marcon
sgnora Tetraszln Nine. seslch and sienor Galassi will
appear.
An entertainuent consisting Of abeaus ana music viii
be given at the Lyceum Theatre Friday afternoon
for the beneft Of Home for Poor Children at
Sea Gle Long Island. Misses Emily Winant and Aida
yarcna announced to sing The list OF patfonesses
contains the Of many well known In the fashionable
world.
There viii DO performance and reception Saturday
evening next at the Lexington Opera House for
benefit OF the Eymns for the Working mans School
and Free kindergarten OF the Society for Ethical Culture
The dramatic part the has been arranged
by Daniel Frohmar and will consist Of Edithas Burglar
and Saratoga which will be presented by professional
including E. II. Vanderbilt Nestor Lennon, Raymond
Holmes sedey Brown, James Dun and Misses Sydney
Cowel Elsie Lombard Geneyieve Mills. May Roberts and
Elsie Leslie.
Mat' Morgan has made sRetches Of the dresses ana
suggested for the Lady and Tiger" Sydney
Rosenfeids which wiz be produced by the McCaul
Company at wailaeks on May z. The score is by
Lyons and Norvak. Nine. Cottfeily has arrived from
Boston to superntend the making OF the costumes Gail.
lard the baritone will be added the company for this
opera. Pauline Han Is also mentioned being likely
to be in the cast
The value Of having complete east Of understudes
was proved the Casino Monday night. when Messrs
Wilson and Dabcl and Miss Jansen were all unable
appear Mr. Wilson, whose part was taken very eredta-
big by A. w. Marlin, was. Of course the most missed
John A. McCsuirs prims donna Miss Marco, was
on the steamship Italia which arrived at Quarantine Tues
day. Miss Marco has been especially engaged for the
leading soprano fhe Lady The Tiger" with
which the McCaa opera season at waliacks Theatre
opens ON May T.
Daniel Frohman and Louis Adrich were passengers yes
srdsy on the City Of Mr. Frohman win 20 direct TO
London to the performance OF his latest purchase
Sweet Lavender"
new drill has been introduced into Monte Cristo r.,
at Dockstaders. This is the last week
Harry Edwards Will remain stage manager Wal.
season. the house will be run without
a stock. Mr. Abbey's attractions Coqueiin, Mary
Anderson and Potter viii Oil the greater para Of the
season
The Still Alarm" IS in It's fourth week at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre Within the next three or
four days Mr. Lacy viii take his horses to local FIRE
engine and make public trial test Of the time
takes 10 hitch up.
Dorothy has come 10 town again. and viii be sung
and acted for The Of the week The opening per-
Torrance Monday plight attended by large audi
ence, which enjoyed the opera The includes Miss
Lillian Russell. Miss Agnes Stone Miss Hattie DelAro
Miss Rose Leighton Eugene oudin. John Brand and
Harrv p.slf