New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

At Pslmers the auditorium is efectuelly cooled
during these nights and It is said by the manage
ment that the people who enjoy Clover 90 So In
temperature lower than that In the streets
"The Ring and the Keeper" with which Miss
Minnie Palmer is this week pretacing hor presentation
OF My Sweetheart at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, IS
pretty operetta, and Miss Palmer and Mr.. Roberts
are seen and heard IN 1t to good advantage. Mss
Palmer has arranged open her season IN september
1880, at the Filth Avenue Theatre. Next season
viii be passed in the principal cities OF Great brtAh
and ireland.
A now and effective chorus has been introduced in
the third act Of The oolAh."
Miss Maud wentworth, who was at one tmo pupil
OF MIS-. Emma waller, and who was known on the
professional stage, died in this city recently MS -,
librarian Of the Union League Club.
Mile, Carmenqta. whose engagement by Boossy
KIrslfy 10 appea. at Siblos in August has been an
uounced Is not a ballet premiere, but spec'AHS
dancer In the style Of the London Gacty performers
she Is q native Of Madrid aud IL said TO he only nine
teen years DID.
p n Price, the business manager OF Richard Mans.
seld arrived on the Etrlria on sunday lie comes TO
make arran gemeuts for Mr, MSnsheid's appearance
hero in the fail in his production Of Richard II WhlGG
has won general praise m LONDON On 81 cItT HSitp
lasts TIL December but be easily subet II should
he arrange 20 come here earlier
Miss Adelaide Moore. who is TO star In this country
IN Pierre Leclercq's play Ihe Love stOF9' ArI''oH
here early this week. Mrs LAnEtry At one time
announced her intention Of producing this piece which
was presented IN LOndon daring the winter season:
Miss Moore accompanied by her brother who Is her
manager.
Miss UIus Aksrs from has been 50 well received
at the Star THAI her Engagement viii DO extended
beyond the two weeks for which she was a. nrst
booked.
Manager Amberg's season of comic opers In Ger.
man began last night at Terrace Garden Win
performance Of Farnelh'
II is seldom that comic opera is not greatly altered
after first performance but Il Is said BY the Casino
MANAGEMENT that The BngSnds- has not IN any way
been changed since tho first night
The following letter wrttton In London and dated
February 90 1888 from Miss Madge Robertson thrs'
Randall 10 Charles Arnold, an American actor. Is an
unusual tribute from q generally rather severe critic
OF actors and scting Before you starr for Australia
must send you a few lines 10 tell you how delighted
was with your quaint and picturesque performance
I'm Hama Your scenes with tho child were EXQUISITE
but what q child Quite q genius 10 hAturS
and loyingi And tho way you brought oDt the
chlId's talent was quite extraordinary. WIEN Sou
ali the you can wish yourself
Locke RicharSon will give rocstas hom ehASe
speare Dickens Tennyson, LOngfellow, Marx TWSn'
and other authors this evening At ASSOCIATION HAL
Tw enty -third-st. aud Foufth-aVe.
Tho boxes at tho Metropolitan operA House for tho
bepeAt for the Actors Athletic Association 10 be gwen
on the afternoon Of May 81 wll BE- sold at ooaock
today at auction al the Buou Theatre. fNOHe
comedians win act as Ane tioneerH
The elthth annual meeting OF the Actors Fund Will
ha oornu,emorated by a pleasant entertainment at
Pamers tho afternoon OF Tuesday June a.