New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-16
ACTORS. MA vAGERS md PLAYS.

Robson and Crane to play last night ~ New
Haven but finding IT impossible get there remained
another night in Providence where they appeared h frst
three nights the Joseph Brooks their
In Yesterday and said II doubtful II New
Haven would be accessible to-day.
Roland Reed and his Woman Halter" Company will
probably give their FIRST performance this week satur
day He got showed up Philadelphia, and the mem
bcrs of the company who passed Sunday at their hon.
scattered in unknown places.
Cornne's boast that they had 1913 people in
the auditorium Monday night For the production Of
"Morte Cristo. jr," Monday week Harry Brown and
Irene Gerome have boon engaged
The Corsarr given night at the Biou for the
first this The three days and evenings
devoted to rehearsals OF The Pearl Of Pekn."
Little progress has been made the plans
building OF the Union Square Theatre Charles r. Palmer
the officials Of the Buildings Bureau
on Tuesday but he showed in at Saybrook and did
till yesterday morning. The architect Mr.
Terhunc left his oce Saturday and had not returned
yesterday
sslvin will make OF this country next
under management OF A. NJ Palmer Alexander
Sslvin will probably be his fathers leading support
There Will not be any rostponement of the Authors
Readings at Washington, the first Of which will be on Sat
urdsy The give their services In aid
of international Copyright will leave NewYork In a
special Friday afternoon.
The benefit Tony Hart which to be given at the
Academy yesterday postponed TIL next Thursday.
Seats purchased for yesterday good without neces
sity for exchange.
Murray and Murphy among the victims OF the
blizzard The stars were at Springfield, Mass, on Mon
day, and their company in Boston
Dan spy and his company should have been acting all
the week at the Howard Athenaeum, Boston. They left
by steamer last night and hope to be able to play
Friday and Saturday.
Booth and Barrett are according TO telegram received
here playing average receipts 900 performance
in San Francisco Their three nights In Omaha have
been sold for $4,000.
There will be any performance at the Star Theatre
Monday, Mr.. Irving, Miss Terry and the Lyceum
Company will that evening The Merchant Of
Vonice' West Point before the cadets and their friends
The performance VIII be given in Mess Hail. and the tenn
posry Will be hung with tapestries In true Shake
spesresn style. The Secretary OF war has given the
requisite permission for the performance.
of Irish music will be given steinway Hall
to and Monday, In which Barton McGuckin and
Ludwig OF the National Opera Company will appear
They Will be assisted by Amsnds Fabrs Clara Poole and
John Cheshire the harpist Irish melodies will be the
principal features Of the This will be Barton
McGuc<ins first appearance in New-York
Imre Kiralfy has leased the Academy of Music In
Brooklyn for week. and will his spectacular
psntomine Of Mszuln- the Night OWL" with the orgi
nal company scenery magical Tricks UansoImatAons ana
grand bsliet&
Gustave Mortimer has already begun preparations for
ths appearance OF Louis James and Marie Wainwright OF
Fifth Avenue Theatre April 10 in elaborate pro-
duction Of Virgnius" which will be given all Of their
week and perhaps during their entire at that
house.
Rich and Harris have completed the organization Of
their Howard Athenaeum VAUDEVILLE Company which will
mako It's first slpearonce the Star Theatre following
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry Among the twenty
people engaged is Miss May Irwin formerly OF DslyA
Clsxton did not play announced in Jersey City
Monday Tuesday. Held by the Encmy" end Tom
Kesn" among the many who also missed their dates
Steele Macksye almost voceless last night and
unable 10 play In L" Paul Kauvar"
Herr Possart viii tonight appear for the first time in
this country as Mephisto" In Faust