New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
NOTES OF TIRE STAGE.

Primrose and Vests Ministries began a weeks en-
tagement at the Grand Opera House on Monday even
ing, Introducing the Crystal First Part Harry
Foresman. who last season with johnson and
Slavn's Minstels made his first appearance with this
company.
Mr.. Booth and Madame Modieska stay at
tho broadway Theatre for eight weeks in all ending
on December 7. They Will then leave the city for a
week and come TO the Harlem Opera House for the
week OF December 16.
A concert for the benefit Of the New-York Lodge OF
Flks VIII DO given at the Union Square Theatre on
Sunday evening, November II. Seats can be had at
the lodge -oom,>No 113 East Fourtcenth-st.
Miss sara Palma, young American singer IS said
to have made an excellent impression by her work in
a new opera called La Prma Donna at the Avenue
Theatre, London.
The Turkish Ambassador at Paris Objects it is said,
10 the production OF tragedy called "Mahomet" by
Honri de Bornier at the Theatre Francas while the
management of the theatre see no reason why this
play should be barred than the operas Of" Noses
q The Prophets and "Mahomet," tho last being by
Rossin and based on a tragedy of tho same name by
Max Avay, who was 50 popular IN German ma, opera
In this city, has been wecomed Warmly DS Ihe pcoPie
Of his native land. lie appeared for the hrst nle
days ago at the Court Theatre in Karlsruhe Baden
and sang the part Of siegfred lie met with gIea
success and filed the audience and critics Win en-
thusiasm.
There has been 90 great demand for seats for the
remaining performances of Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall. a
TO give special matinee of The Ironmaster" to
The Emma Such Opera Company spends thi.
week in 6Ioohyn, and next week at the Harlem Opera
House. There arc ITO people in tho company large
number for travelling organization. 49,
Miss Marie Wsinwrgbt's production OF Twelfth
Night" has been well received in Baltimore, as If has
been everywhere that she has taken 1t since the open
ing Of the season.
News comes from St. Louis where W. II. Crane has
been playing On Probation and the other pieces OF
his repcrOry, that the comedian IS hard at work re-
hearsing his new comedy. The senator on which
DaN lOV1 wa In a
death. The piece has been finished by sydney Rosen
field. and Will be produced in Boston near the end OF
Edwin II. Price has engaged Miss Maud Hall, a
young southern actress. for the leading female part in
The Bells OF IIaslemec.'
II IS said that many people were turned away from
the Chicago Opera House in the three weeks that
Lawrence Barrett occupied it with his new play
GancOn."
Miss Rose Coghlan began an engagement OF three
performances in Milwaukee on Monday night.
Jefferson and FOicnce viii be followed a. the Star
Theatre by W j. Scanlan. who makes his nrs: appear
ance in This city since his recent tour Of England
Ireland and scotland. lie will play Mylc, Aroon"
Contracts have been signed for continuance o!
Shenandoah" at ProciorS Theatre till January /
Bronson Howard will 90 TO Chicago next week'tO take
Theatre. where 1t will stay for SIX weeks. The play
also TO he given I'm san Francisco, and al agent is
about to start for London to look for theatre fol
sarlou's dana I" Tho ExiIes" will follow "Roger
Ia Ilon;e7 at Niblo's Garden beginning on November
l.. Eugene Tomplns who manages the production
visited Russia last summer, TO get suggestions for the
play and the effects to be employed In 1t.
Tor tho season al The Amberg Theatre last night play
ing David Sichrl in Friend Fritz" He gen
clOns!y applaudcl by large audience, as were also
Mss Burg. as suSel. and Miss Schmtz, Catherine
Mr. 1eriss and Miss Mllwald will play Lady
OF lyons few times before the close Of their
az NjblO's Garden
Tho acceriaICcs received of invitations 10 the
special nat noe OF The Seven Ages at the Standard
Thestre this afternoon give promise Of a brilliant
gathering OF prominent actors and managers.
II IS not often that the same play Of shakcspca
Is given ~ two theatres IN the city at but this
VIII happen tomorrow night, when Mr. Booth plays
Neicl ant of Venice at the Broadway Theatre and
Herr Possart al the Amberg.