New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
MIR. HENRY c. BOWEN.
PLANS OF ACTORS AND MANAGERS.

A. NJ Palmer and Theodore Moss met yesterday
morning, when the final arrangements for Mr. Palmer's
purchase of the lease OF Waack's were concluded
Everything has been settled" said Mr.. Palmer. and
the theatre IS now mine from October B beyond the
possibility Of doubt. Papers have been signed
which bind the matter, and nothing remains TO be
done except sign copies of the agreement as soon
as they can be made" Mr. Moss still declined TO say
anything for publication.
Fav Templcton Is again TO play under F. E. Rice's
management during lis present summer season In the
West.
Patti Rosa, who is going to try year Of starring
in Great Britain will sail for England in the City Of
Rome on August 8. She will be under tho business
management Of her husband, W. Friend.
Fannie Bloomfield, the pianist, and her husband
sailed for Europe yesterday the Tra7e. She ex-
meets TO appear in concerts in of the principal
cities. ARRANGEMENTS for her appearance having been
made by l. VI. Ruben.
The receipts of the first week Of The Wife, IN San
Francisco were s9,a75 IS. This was for seven per-
formances only and said to be the largest amount
ever taken in one week at the Baldwin Theatre.
J. K Emmett and his wife were passengers for
England yesterday on the Britannia. They expect to
be away about two months.
The Crystal slipper" which is now running with
great success in Chicago Will be presented at the star
Theatre FOR four weeks, beginning In the latter part
OF November.
During the last six years seven rettas have
been presented at the Casino which have run over
100 nights, and one, d" Erminie,7 ran over 700
Nadjy7 will reach its hundrcdth night Oh satur-
day, August % for the proper celebration Of which
Rudolph is already preparing one Of the hand
soonest souvenirs ever presented at the Casino
Dion Boucicault held another examination Tuesday
of applicants for admission 10 the training company oil
the Madison Square Theatre About eight and fifty
women were seen by him in Mr.. Palmers large Office,
but no trial was made Of the applicants abilities y
fcy questions were asked, and those who from their
answers or appearance pleased Mr. Boucicault were
told TO study certain parts Rchc2rsals began yesicr-
dav and viii be continued to-day and tomorrow
scenes from number of plays have been selected and
the parts understudied five or six deep.
People who have put of seeing the avid Vest
should bear In mind that the performances will end
with next week
Prince Observation-Disclosures please at Wallacks
both with the music and comedy, the latter element
having been considerably worked up" De Wolf Hop
DER is untring in his efforts and is ably seconded by
Jefferson De Angels and the four braves, who are
Amusing I'm their buresque march and funny drill.
vero, continues to draw large crowds of sight
Dectnning with this evening, Mr.. Kiraliy VIII
Mace the grand ballet later In the performance He
does this because hundreds Of people are late IN getting
TO St. George thereby missing one OF the most gorgeous
and attractive features Of the spectacle 1t estimated
that upward OF quarter Of million people have
already seen Nero and the prospects are that over
one million persons will have witnessed It before the
summer IS over.
Imre Klralfy has arranged for the appearance OF
Chevaler Blondln at Ontario Beach, near Rochester
n Y. beginning Saturday. The famous tight rope
walker Will give five eXhlNtiohs, ior "hoh No VIII W
paid 81 900 each.
JIM Hill viii probably engage Frederick Pauldins'
Eugene o. Jepson and Bertha Welby Tor fmIlp
Uerne, which he will bring out at tho Fifth Avenue
on August 81
A. NJ Palmers company will leave for san iran
cisco tomorrow evening, opening their I'VE weeAs
season there on Monday, August IL. The organ
ization numbers twenty-five people all told, nciud-
ing the following: j. II. stoddart, Alexander sal
vini f. NJ Holland Frederic Robinson, Louis Massen'
Walden Ramsey, c. P. Flockton, William Davhse'
Herbert Milward, Harry Holiday, q. W Prcsbrcy'
Mrs E. J. Philips, Marie Burroughs, Annie RUSSELL
May Brooklyn Virginia Buchanan haze Moiohy'
Clara Ipman Annie Homan and Little Gerile iio-
man The rcpertory of the company will consist
OF :" Jim The Pcnman," 4" Heart OF Hearts, Our
socletvs @sants and sinrers,7 Elaine" and " Part
nersn The latter play viii be presented at the
openinc with the same cast as in Ncw-York, with
the execution that Annie Russell VIII play the part
originally intrused to May Robson
In consequence Of the great success of The
Wife, in San Francisco -feetherbrain' was not
produced there On Monday night as originally IN
tended The Wife, will probably be the only piece
played during the company's Western tour.
1t Is reported that Violet Cameron VIII be a mem
Ter of Lydia Thonpsons buresquc company Which
she will bring here Ia the fall
Ariel Barney has engaged for Julia Marlowe's
company J. Cooper, s Z. Springer, W. i. owen,
and Robert Taber, all Of whom were with Modleska
last year He is negotiating with louise Paullin,
who Is DESTROYS Of returning 70 the dramatic stage