New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
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benefit, which. It is 10 be regretted. IS greatly
needed is TO he given to Mrs. D. p. Bowers, one
of this citys Oldest, best and worthicst actresses.
at Palmcrs Theatre. Thursday afternoon. May o.
Mr.. Palmer and Colonel McCau have given the
use Of the theatre. and the following people have
already volunteered: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florsnce,
Mrs. John Drew, Dion Boucicault,, Maggie Mitchell,
Thorndykc, members of the McCaull Opera Company,
Elsie Leslie and Tommy Russell. These alone are
earnest that the performance Will be varied and
attractive
Mana ger Amberg Thursday night produced the
amusing comedy The Violet EATER with Miss Klink
hammer in the principal part. The engagement OF Miss
Klinkhammer, who has proved herself capable and
nsht The TWO ieonofen" Ea epsated and tonight
Will Tie first classic revival OF the season, III
Minna Won Barnhelm."
Robert c. billiard and Burr Mcintosh are reported
TO have como to blows on Wednesday night. at
the Hoffman House, in a dispute gamc Of
pool. Actors quarrcls are proyerbialy shori-ivcd
and Thursday the two men were friendly over.
The names certain actors have of late gained far
W Se sres asfh IN ne hey codSd their
endeavors to attract attention TO their work upon
the stage.
1t is rumored that while f. F.. Rice will continue
to manage Henry f. Dixey, he Will do so for a
percentage of the profits, and that the partnership
that has existed for some time has becn or Is about
to be, dissolved.
1t has Just become generally known that Miss
Bertha Ricci, of the Casino Company, was E'ari1el
last year 10 Jefferson George, newspaper man OF
this city.
Shortly before IL O'Clock Thursday night Actors Sid
ney Drew and Burr Mcintosh began pool contest Of
$50 points, at Twenty ffh-st. and SiXthave The pro
ceeds Of the sale Of tickets 10 be given to the
Actors Fund
Some members Of the Actors Fund said TO be
dissatisfied because the trustees have decided to close
tho Iooms in Fifth.ave on Tuesday and Wednesday
DoI, eotI vlt,raJ uN he
impossible to allow the 400 members of the fund to
struggle for the use of the Windows to devise any
system Of giving seats to fortunate ones. consider
that the trustees that give thcr time and money 20
windows than the actols who pay only g. year and
have ample return for that small sum. / am not
speaking for myself, as have seats on the stand"
George W. Floyd VIII sever his connection with
y. c. Goodwin to-day, and VIII start early next
week for London, TO arrange for the production o.
1.-THE Tigress7 I'm that city. with Kate FOsythe and
Mrs. Bernard Beere In the principal parts.
A. Miner Griswod, the Fat Contributor of Texas
Slfngs" gave trial matinee Of his lecture, "A Tour
Around the World" yesterday at the Madison square
Theatle and the encouragement received Will doubt
insure his permanently entering the lecture field.
Stcrropticon views used In Illustration OF the
lecture, which is both Instructive ana humorous,
given with good effect at a sunday evening entertain
ment
An arrangement has been mado between James C.
Duff and Imre Kiralfy for the production at the
standard Theatre next Monday of the Black Crook
Dovetta, will be given al matinees every day eN-
cent SATURDAY It Is said that the writer OF that
opera paid $1,000 for It's production.
Despite the terrible lanstorm the Casino was
crowded last night when Nadjy" played there
for the 95oti time. The auditorium was beautifully
DECORATED with cvergreens, cut flowers ana
growing plants and corsage bouquets were given 10
The ladies In attendance The souvenir was SEo,! az
album containing SIX DhOtOgrdpDC views Oh
parts Of the Casino
Miss Helen Barry will with to-day's performance
finish her engagement at the UnioH square lheaue
She will rest untl the beginning OF next season.