New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
NOTks or THE STAGE.

The professional matinee at Kslar's yesterday was
largely attended and much enjoyed.
There win be q matinee sedsy ct Pa'mer's. when
3Caanalscs win DO played for the benoht OF Nina
Patty. Mme Hadings bonent IN q Camille VIII occur
In the evening
There will bs no further postponer7ent In the
opening OF Proctor's Twenty -third-st Theatre
On Saturday night It WIN DO thrown open 70 ano
public with Non Burgess IN his successful Play a
County Fair Some novel effects are proriissca "a
this work which viii give an insight into me ie ana
habits OF people IN q country Town.
Leo Goldmsrk received Q dispatch yesterday nom
Bayreuth that tho Prince Regent OF Bavaria haa Dc
slowed upon Edmund G. Stanton. Director OF me
Metropolitan Opera House, the High Oraer OF OF
Michael, In recognition OF his services In the prOmo-
ton Of German art In this csunVy'
Deshler welch Editor Of The Thos4re'' recently
wrote 20 Margaret Dcland, author Of - John Wsrt'
Preacher asking permission to mako a drsmauza-
ton of the book The author refused her consent
as she believed the story could not DO dramsisec,
and ought not TO be even II 1t could mrs. " ara
and Margaret Deland are OF the same MIND WIN 10
gard to tho unsutabthty Of religious discussions for
the groundwork OF plays.
Frau Elsa Holman, Of Vienna, will make her
debut upon tho English stage In New-York, and not
In Boston, as incorrectly reported. 1t Is probable
that she will appear In April Her German accent
Is stii noticeable but as the character she Will I'M
personate ia foreign one, IL Is thought tnls Will
not dstract from the merit Of the performance
Soon Conroy g. Co.." an Irish-Amer1can COMEDY
viii DO produced by Daniel Sully early In May this
year, and this piece, II successful, will DO made q
feature Of tour by Mr.. Suuy during the season OF
165000
The Haverly- Cleveland minstrel company, troop
that has found favor, may be heard at the Theatro
Comiaue. This company includes Franz Cushman
z. O.. Knowles, J. N. Horcross, Banks Winter ana
5ipor De Tomaso.
steele Mackaye's drama OF Paul Kauvar" may be
seen for the last time in New-York this season, at
tho Grand Opera House. II. C. Miner presents 10
with cast including Joseph HAworth, Miss Turner
as Diana, Ralph Demore, G. II. Vandenhof NestOr
Lennon. Murray Woods, Lizzie Rochelle, and others.
The tableaus OF the guottne and destruction OF the
chateau striking pictures.
Arthur Garner, ono Of the partners of the Aus
trallan theatrical firm OF williamson Garner Mus
grove who is now IN London, INTENDS 10 visit New
York for the purpose Of securing American novelties
for the Australian theatrical season OF 1850 and 1880
After next week PAlmer's Theatre will again be
given 10 comic opera, as Colonel McCaul VIII
open his hfth season at this theatre on Monday
evening, March IL with q revival Of Boccaccio'
which proved such a hero last year. The cast
IS now the Same in the original production ard
includes Laura Moore DO Wolf Hopper, Marion
Manola Digby Bell Laura Joyce Bell, Annie Myers,
josephine Knapp, Jefferson do Angels Charles ".
DUNCAN. John J. Rafael. Edmund stanley and others.
Nine Cottrelly Will before supervise The production
Mr. Harrigan will change bis programme on Monday
night when ho viii relntroduce the o'Regans.'