New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
NEWS FROM THE THEATRES.

Tho sale Of seats for single performances Oh ul9
CooueIiu Hadinc Company was begun Jes'@-u'
Pa.mer's The &C was large 'dcHanu' '-
seals In the gallery wero eagerly secured
A. tho Academy II IS found thai aoclt t"O"'''.' "a
the 500 opera glasses attached TO the O'' VI" -,
chairs are nightly used. The Manhattan Op'i" :, y,
sunnIv Comnany viii declare It's first dividend Oh 81
80. ro~t mouth Mrs. Ianctry recently purchased
fifty shares It IS said that the company aaa a. "'
contracts ss r. can fill IN the next twelve months
Ceoree perrcni win sail on tho Gascoena to-noii""
10 * 10 max, an extended TRIP IN Europe aHu "
IS understood he goes not to slug, but OF '"3'
errand 60, T., Vow
plans for the erection o. handsome theatre N NC"
mort T. l.. have been drawn. sidney "oo''
reader. Is Interested In the enterprise .,
The Havcr,y- Cleveland Ministries VIII s''0
conccrt al Nhlo's on Sunday evening.
charles r. Hoyt is holding the final Ichearsai' VI
his now comedy Midnight Bell and the cohP@uS
will leave this city tomorrow for Euh&io ""0'.
n,oce VIII have It's first production on Monday Di5H'
Tho piou Opera House will be the scene OK us Ht''
,,Dresen tatlon in this city. on March d lho 80
win include Thomas 0. seabrooke, Eugene CahHoiu'
p Dulon Frank Lane, ". J. Humphreys Jesse
jenkins. and Misses Elvia Crox' Maude AdaHiS ,s"oe
Coe Mrs. Adams and Miss TART There VIII DC d
chorus Of twenty. h,oh
said pacbas Richard Stahrs comic opera, when
was first produced in san Francisco and has Deeh
played in Philadelphia TO large AUDIENCES VIZ %
at the star Theatre for the first time on MONDAY eo
fnr February % where II viii be given with manu-
some costumes and chorus OF forty six voices Inc
cast win include Helen Dungeon, carrie Soulley'
Alice Galllad Reta seby and Messrs. Hubert "iike'
Edwin stevens Stanley Felch. Joseph OreeuiSilei'
Francis Galiard and others. The opera VIII De con-
ducted in person by the composer, Richard otah-
Sc said Pachar has made much Of success IN KIM
sdelpbia that Manager Kelly, of the Grand opera
House has offered ]. Krelng, the owner %2O,Ooo lot
the rights of the new opera.
Tho first performance in America Of TRANSLATION
If SoDhoces's tragedy Electra VIII be given az me
IvceInl Theatre at a special matinee in few weeks
The parts Will all be sustained by the students OF the
American Academy Of Dramatic Arts formerly the
Nevv-Yorl1 school of Acting There will be chorus
Of fifteen the same number sOphoces used when THIS
tragedy was produced in Athens over 1000 years
ago
Charles A. Stevenson, the husband OF hate Nl'A-
ton is to Leave the stage and 60 into business Friends
connected with the Boston Gas company. M. 80
vensOns father, who Is wealthy IflsAhan' II > Sau
made his money a gas manuiaciuref' - %. ,,,i-
The statement received by telegraph from ~ i1'i'
on TUESDAY night that Joseph JEFFERSON anu " ..
Florence had decided to form combination aG no. no1
cause much talk the profession a. me pTg!ec' ndA
beeu long discussed 1t Is understood tha MIS-
cnre will not be a member OF the comOlhduCn. 1Ae
NAV head a company, but Will more prOOaOV test
next 49,. ,-r, ,t...--,o. and
The condition OF stage Carpenter Gil sherwood ana
his wife was slightly improved yesterday. ..,.o,
Director stanton has so far received tWenly-s'Vsh
reries 70 his letter asking the opinion OF me sLoc-
holders about the advisabilty o. continuing herman
opera Twenty-Five in the affirmative.