New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
NOTES or THE STAGE.

When tho Italian tragcdian SalvInl plays here next
season. his son Alexander will be member OF tho
organ Hat0n 10 will not appear with his father,
hut will head tho company the olf,niGhts' In a
new play. 4. VI. Palmer WILL while IN London, try
10 find play suited to the young actor.
Al the difficulties between LeOnard Grover and John
Rogers about tho royalties on My Brothers Sister,
have been settled, and pcace once moro roigns IL
rumurcd that tho settlement involved payment OF
$1,000.
II Is among tho possibilities that a roof garden may
DO added TO tho broadway Theatre for next summer
The case Of sanger against French about tho right
Of the former share in the profits OF Little LorI
Fauntlcruy' Will como up for hearing to-day before
the referee Surrogate Rollins, at No. 81 Nassau
ST. At 80 y. III. II IL expected that tho hearing
Will last several days.
Manager Bert has arranged for tho production OF
Howard T. Taylors new drama 4" Lost In Africa at
n Ncw-York theatre oarly next September.
Edwin Varrcy, who has been the Sir Anthony
Absolute with Jefferson for several seasons, will, In
consequence OF the death OF John Gilbert continue to
play that part next with tho JeneSonFlorcnco
combination,
Two veterans OF tho stage, Mrs. ". g. Jones and
Charles W. Coudock, Will DO in the cast Of" Tho Great
Metropolis with which tho next season at Proctors
Twenty third Street Theatre will be opened
This Is tho last week OF the Equine Paradox at tho
ACADEMY II IS al entertainment that ia well worth
seeing Tho Academy will not again DO opened Till
the return OF Denman Thompson and the "old Home.
stead" next September, for which elaborate prepara-
lions arc being made.
Colonel John A. McCaull has gone to Baltimore.
where his family lives. Il has been decided not to
close as usual during tho fist two weeks In july ana
tho season at Pamers will not be interrupted unless
thero should be exceptionally bad weather. Doihn-
gers Captain Frccasse' will probably bc produced
before the end OF the season. Tho performance OF
" Clover tonight will be the hueth.
I'ulo Akcrstrum, who made good impression dur
inc her recent engagement ut the STAR Will be seen
nj NlbO's for five weeks OF nekS season. "heh sho
wi present two new plays
jobn f. InCe has been engaged by MAI. GOODWIN
for comedy parts next season. . 49,
Gertrude NJ. daughter Of Manager Charles y. Rec.
soon To become the wife OF DIR. .. Weston mayer
" Mis-, augusta Ohrstrom, the swedish soprano, has
hem engaged for Of forty WEEKS with the
NondclSSOhn Quintet Club.
Theodore Tocdt has boen elected an honorary m"m-
her OF tho Aschcnbroedcl society. This Is the first
time p singer has been thus distinguished
The American rights Of "UncleS and Aunts,' a
comedy which has had q long run In London, have
lcrn secured by Gustave Kahn.
The Michigan Senate has passed bill which makes
cents mile. IL the House should also pass tho bill
The troubles Of theatrical managers travelling In that
state viii 10 considerably lessened.
Last night Dockstador introduced an entirely new
programme AZ PrOctUrs Twentythlrl street Theatre.
The chief novelty burlosqus OF tho Still Alarm
by Frank Dumont IN which ali the principal members
OF tho eXccllcnt company appeared
This Is the last week Of a Midnight Bel' ae tbs
Yet another musical comedy is announced for next
season In The White Elephant which Is TO be man:
aged by Frank l.. Goodwin, who at one time directed
Miss Clara Morris's tours.