New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19
INCIDENTS OF The STAGE.

Mr. Irving's return to Star Theatre and his appear
with Miss Terry In Olivia" play which they nave
not hitherto presented will be to attract large
audiences business during the recent Boston engage
ment has far exceeded any previous record
Dockstader announces the last week of the present
season. He will spare palms TO leave good impress
sion. and will present an extremely strong programme
1Cornne" will be the attraction at this theatre
James O'Neil, with the popular Monte Cristo
is at the Grand Opera House this week
sMazum" is announced be in It's last weeks It's
been OF the most unmstakabe character ana
has been well deserved
The time Of " The Henrietta" at the Union square
Theatre lie beginning TO draw TO close 1t Will Dc
Withdrawn on March "a after Of the most steadily
successful the history of the New-York stage
N. c. Goodwin viii continue to present Turned Up
and Lend Five Shllings' at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre. Nine Modieska win probably return to this
theatre in April.
THE Corsar" has very much longer to run at the
Bijou. The boy player may be heard at the
matinees.
"A Midsummer Nights Dream" continues to I'll Day's
and apparently would do the auditorium twice
a. large.
Sadie Martinot sailed the Vera yesterday, which
also Herr Nemsnn and Nine. Nemann- Raabe to
whom she introduced by Manager Conreid Miss
Martnot inmsted that she would return and play
at the Casino. A large party assembled 70 wish the
distinguished German artists farewell
The programme for week OF the Thalla is Monday
and Saturday The Robbers" Tuesday and Friday
and a Picquet Party" On Wednesday there will be
a special matinee when Tolle wenzel" will be given
and repeated In the evening
Heart Of Hearts" continues 10 be the attraction
at Madison Square Theatre, where IT Is drawing largo
audiences
With the exception Of the holiday weeks The Wife,
drew better last any time during Its
Many ladies unable TO secure seas at the matinee
yesterday.
All the theatres win give mstnees on wAshinaton's
Birthday
Tomorrow night London Assurance" will DO pre-
sented waack's.
Hermann will remain this week at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. He has eQuaed his present entertain
which no carries through with wonderful finish and
unnsgging spirit
The Boston Ideals" including Mile zelie de Lussan
will play q weeks engagement at Nibo's commencing
evening in repertoire Of the following operas
Fra Diavoo" Bohemian Girl" Daughter Of the Reg
imen" Elixir of Love- and Victor, the Blue Stock
ing" On Monday, February "a, for one week only.
Cora Tanner In " Alone in London
The Goethe Society viii hold Its next reunion It tho
Brunswick Hotel Saturday evening, when Parke
Goodwin will read q paper the Theory Of Art" on
the 18th month, Society will give
Henry Irving, the Madison Square Theatre.
addresses win be read by George william
Curtis. Mr. Goodwin, M Irving and others.
Deacon Brodie." will 10 presented the Fifth
Avenue Theatre February 81. for two weekA Tho
company at the head OF which Edward j. Henley In
eIudes Nittans Wiett, Carrie Coota, Edmund Lyons.
and Messra Grace Vernon, Sutton, and BoiliA
Steele Mackaye will make his FIRST appearance in this
city as Paul KauvarT To- evening Standard
The company viii be practically with the
author the tile role Carrie Turner Diane" and
Sara Neville In thu part Of Scarlote" Mr.. Maeheye
has not been kewYerk boards for nearly seven
yeMa Paul KsuySr' viii begin iu ninth week 10
morrow evening.
The MeOsul Opera Company will begin weeks en-.
gagenent at the Academy Of Music Brooklyn, to-
night For the first three nights and "Wednesday matinee
they will present Fslka During the remainder Of
the week an entirely version Of 6uppes charming
opera Boccaecios viii DO given IL will differ materi
ally from the productions Of Boeesoeio' with which the
public Ii familiar Colonel AcCsun wss sstisned
with tho Enssh version which been used BY svsry
company presenting this opera His new version has
been adapted TO the American stage directly the
German book in which the story II consecutive In Its
interest
With the recital Of the Tempest" after
noon ct the Msdison Square THEATRE Nj. Sidney Wool
lett's present series Of reetsis siosea The