New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
ENTERTAISMEYrS THAT ARE COMING
SOME OF THE ATTRACTIONS THAT Mr.. ABBEY
HAS IN STORE FOR AMERICANS


The European steamers that arrived yesterday
brought good many actors and theatrical managers
and great deal Of general information about dramatic
affairs. Among The rest something was learned
about the plans for various attractions under the
management Of Mr.. Abbey. COQuclin, who has been
acting with Madame Tadng at the Gaety Theatre,
London, will begin a tour in France and Belgium
about September l. Madame Benharit, who recently
closed her season in London, Will rest in Paris I'LL
about September /. when she will play 1hcodora'
al the Porte 81. Martin, Paris. In November she
Will 90 10 Her MaIesys Theatre, London, and VIII
be succeeded in Paris by Coquein, with new play
by Sarlou lie will be supported by an American
actress Miss Eleanor Calhoun Of California, who will
play leading parts.
Madame Bernhardt's London season will last for
only two weeks, and after it she will make tour
Of France Russia and viii go to South America.
she will then come TO New-York and will appear
at the Broadway Theatre on October g. 1890
Madame Patti will arrive I'm England this week
and will go at once to her castle where Mr. Grau,
Mr. Abbcy's partner will meet her She will give
ten concerts in England, and will start for the United
States about November %. She Will go directly to
Chicago, where she will open her season on December
O. and she will then make a tour in the West
including California and Mexico, and Will appear in
New-YOrk in the spring. Her company IS now com
pete and will include the following: Sopranos and
contraltos-Mme Emma Albani, Mme Lillian Nordlca,
Guerrina Fabbn. Mile HOrtense Synnerberg Mile.
Mafhilde Bauermeister, Nile Ida Valerga; tenors-
sgnOrs Commentators francesca Tamagno, Luigi
Ravelll Giovanni PerTlgiui, Roberto Vanni and
Eieletto: bart0ncs- cnOrs Giuseppe del Puente
Arturo Marcscalchi, NapoleOue ZardO, and AgOstnO
Carbone bases sgnors Eltore Marcassa, Franco
Novara Armando Customary Frmino Migllara, ~
de Va,che;ti and Lucinl. Chorus OF eighty. Twenty
four danseuses. Orchestra OF sixty. Military band
of thirty. Musical directors and conductors, Sgnor
Luigi Ardh and SignOr ROmUado Sapio
The repertOry will include: Romeo Jul1etta'
Otelo" >" Iahmer first time In Italian William
TeIla Ia Travlata7 Les Huguenots.' Lucia ID
Ianimcrmoora "L'Africaine7 " II Barbiere Di sivig
liza" Iohrngrinr Faust" " II TrOvat0re,' Semi
ramide." NIcAsofce.4 Rgoetio.' Poliutos Aida.
Linda Di ChamoWX" Martha" Don Giovanni
Ernanl" La SOnnamhula." In BallO In Maschefa,,
DinOrah.7 Lucrczia Borgia' Carmen and
"MienOn.7 1890, -, ,,.
sarasate. the volinsi. and D'Alher. the pianist;
will arrive here from ilavrr about November ana
will open their season I'm NcwYorlI on November il:
otto Irgncr. the boy pianist viii arrive mere ABOUT
October 20 and will begin HIS season on october -.
The London Gaiety Company VIII open Us season
hero on December g. and viii FIJI all the dates mar
Jver. made for Miss Mary Anderson. The company
Is headed by Miss Florence st. John and VIII play
Faust M 10 Daie7 II includes scventy-two people
and Will appear only in the principal cities