New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Little lord Fauptleroy" Is IN is last week Of the
broadway. Tomorrow evening the nnal pe-
Torrance Of this delightful comedy will be given with
Tommy Russell ard Elsie Leslie playing alternately
on the request OF number Of people who had seen
them play ON the occasion Of the Tooth performance
1t is reported by cabo that Seaman made decided
bit in Dublin last Monday evening in Shane Ma
Lawn" Ills well known "Peek-aBoo" song was
At Niblo's next Sunday evening q benefit viii be
given 10 Lester aud Allen, two Of the most prominent
variety performers who have been partners for over
twenty years.
Pinstoros has had a long rest but Eugene Temp
kins is not content TO let the sleeping lion alone
He Will rouse II noxt Monday at the Boston Theatre.
his management
Imre Kiralfy VIII revive "MaIuimH next Monday
at the Standard Theatre.
Ulle Aherstrom is both the author and star OF tho
play "The Dancing Glr' in which she will mako her
first appearance In New.York on next Monday night
al the Star Theatre.
Miss Msude White. Daniel HariSins and James NJ
Meade, tho last Of whom went to Europe to secure
desses and speciality performers for Clay Groene's
61rlcsqne to be done during the summer at the Chicago
OIsra House, were among The passengers on tho CITY
OF Paris, which arrived on Wednesday.
Ralph Delmore, who was compelled by illness to
leave the cast of Paul Eauvar' is able TO leave
hts helso
theatrical managers do not seem TO be supersttious
about The III luck supposed to cling to the number
IS, for on next Monday May 10, four pieces new to
az tho broadway, "a Noble Son" at NIbo'S, Jed
Prouty" at the Union square and Annette the
Dancing Girl" at the Star.
Members Of the Gsiety BuTlesque Company have
subscribed the amount necessary for the erection Of
monument over the grave OF Bertha Errington, Of
the chorus girls who recently lied In this city,
The Lyceum is the last of the stock theatres
tnue It's season tn this city. Next week will, how
ever, the final fall Of the curtain The revival Of
I" The Wife has proved satisfactorily rcmuneratve
Ross Coghian will close her first season IN Ioceiyn"
tomorrow night at tho Park Brooklyn, and will
spend the summer IN san Francisco, where eho will
begin her next tour IN August
Gomez de Vegas, or a Noble Heart a play in
which T. L. Davenport acted many years has been
presented to Louis james by Miss Fanny Davenport
and win be produced by him next season.
Nine. Cottrelly has made her temperance with the
MeCaul company IN " ClUver.'
John Wild denies rumor that he will rejon Harri-
gan next year.
Tho performance 10 be given At the Lyceum Theatre
on tho evening OF May 90 for the benefit OF the Burn
ham industrial Farm will again introduce that charm
ing actress Mrs Daniel Paine Grswold formerly
known TO New-York Miss Annie Robe in her clever
performance In "Sweethearis." Tho Day After the
Wedding will also be in the programme. Tho Farm
AIMS 10 reclaim truAnt aud Vsgrant boys aud Is m
patroncsses is published. Tickets may be obtained
at the theatre, the OF which has been given by
Mr. Frohman.
Tho admirable performances Of John Kcndrick
Bangs's burcsque "Mepbistophelcs" by the dramatic
close last night with a benefit FOR the scasfie Home
and ST. Mary's Free Hospital for Children.