New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

The play, Originally written Tor John T. Raymond, has
been found wen adapted to Mr.. Goodwin's methods
At least that is the report from Providence where
Il was given last week The story deals with tho
se eod nine n ne focwns cast viii E. found
the names of several dcservtdy popular actors;
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r. julius Krebs. ...-.-..--..: John = cIayen
M ,s ms,s.ii;S e. rorsytS
Mics Una Eoxweoa Nsne'; e. cc %ssncs
Charles IL uoyt win on tuesday night MAKO .
Hnew departure at tho Bijou, and. abandoning tho
tangled macs of FARGO Absnrdltles, viii show what
ability he may possess as writer OF legitimate
comedy. His efforts at reformation should 30 on
co,raged, and II Is 70 be hoped no may meet with
success. Tho play is in four scenes, farmhouse.
the old rcd schoolhouse and the hill whore the
tho Old church with choir rehearsal ia progress
Tho purpose Of the play Is b present these scenes
81 Country fc. Tho cast Includes Thomas o. Sea
brooke Eugene Canfeld Maud Adams, Isabelle Coo,
Prank Lane, II. =. Dillon Thomas J. Hcrndon, and .
chorus 81 twenty. New scenery has been prcparcd
arwo Liyes,' q local meio1rama. with scenes a.
ternaring between drsving-rooms and low resorts.
win be introduced by Maud Granger az Niblos
to morrow night. This viii be Miss Changers nrst
in sSS, z Msr RSfSs q 81
Witos Charles O. Marbnry. Charles D. welies aud
Dan Coliyer VIII assist Miss Granger
Miss Helen Barry is to m her engagement at
Mcvehers Theatre, Chicago and win not be scon
at tho Union Square Theatre I'LL near the end Of this
month.
This Is tho last week of Booth and Bsrrctts en-
gsrsment in Philadelphia, where their business has
been remarkably good
Esmeraidas with It's graceful and pretty dancers,
brilliant dressing and the amusing work OF Mr. Leslie
and Miss Farren, is TO be continued 81 the stendsrd;
some OF the pretty dances from Monte Cfsto, IT,,
have been introduced Into EsmoradA's
Ksllsr has another spritualisuc sesnco at Dock
stader's tonight His latest Illusion. Astsrtc,' ro-
mains on his regular programme. He Is arranging
for its exhibition In Paris
spriftlng Apart which ~ IL said has been cx-
cnsIveiy altered since Its nrst production last sear
Al AN East side house, Is the bill this veok at ne
Four.eenth Street Theatre. James A. and catherins
he,se Bert ssS Mrs Frank Rea. tIe Mabel Ears,
Albert FolIln waiter Perkins ), nanS ;. g apn
others The vocal music Incidental 70 INC play VIII
be rendered by a double qnartetio.
The opening OF the Union Square Theatre with Mss
Helen barry IN "A womAn's stratagcm Is now set
for March "a.
Fanny Bloonneld the pianist arrived on the Travc.
new star soon 10 be seen here Is Miss Ultio
Akerstrom IN comedy entitled Annette, tho Dancing
Girls
The last Of tho avcrly Cleveland Minstrel concerts
wi be given at NIbo's tonight, when special features
viii DO introduced All of the popular performers
VIII be utilized in the nna ehorus, which is inssndsa
TO be surprise to all who may attend. Billy
Rice VIII be with the company next season.
Margaret Mather stu under the management Of OIL
more q Tomphns. bogins an engagement at tho Park
Theatre Brooklyn, tomorrow night, presenting the
usual sbakespoasean repertory'
"Tbo Old Homestead goes along at tho Academy
tho same ever Tho immense playhouse, blg rs u
uncommon for many TO DO turned away the latter part
| of the week.
aAIother-in-Laws is so great success at Amborg's
| that It will BIO continued all this week.
"Ilttie Lord Famtleroy' IL q fixture I'LL May at the
| Broadway Theatre. II will soon be gwen In San
| Francisco.
| Elaborate preparations for tho production Of the
Electra Of sophocos on the afternoon OF March II.
are being made at the Lycoum. The cast and chorus
arc conpoeed OF members OF tho American Academy OF
Dramatic Arts. IL should be an interesting perform
| ence.
aRosedaIsr is TO DO taken on short tour BY II. G.
| Hustled. The first performance WIZ be in Phil@
delphia, March 10. George O. Bonifsce is TO play
Lester WalacRs part.
The souvenir 10 be presented ct the Casino next
Friday evening" tho occasion OF the aooth represents
| ton OF "Nadjy,s Is miniature Hungarian cap
modelled after tho one worn by Mss Lillian Russell
In the third act OF tho opereta when she appears o
| Tho Hungarian oflcer The sides Of the cap are Of
| nstrakan and plush, in colors blue and pink the
crown which Is IN the form OF pouch is Of SATIN
colors to harmohlzo with tho sides, and Is fastened
| the left side with agretto bearing the national
eoors Of Hungary, green, white and red; Upon p!
peYformance in gd and tho chinstrap bears the fol
| lowing Inscription: "caslno. Nadjy. 2ooth. Sou
geQir.s
Robert Mansell is the star this week at tho Grand
| Opera House.
| Nen Burgess, in The County Fair," occupies the
now theatre OF Proctor &Turncr, In Twenty'thrd-st
stahrs comic opera, asaid Pasha.' remains ct the
! Star