New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE
,.Avs OF ACTORS AND MANAGERS

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n.metc attractions at Broadway theatre
~ norrow night at Palmcrs Miss Manols ana
an, viii return 10 the cast of Clover which VIII
then be exactly the same as at the hrs' rerots'o
The opera continues to DC remarkably "'""o
~. elaboration of the Fourteenth Street Theatre
4. soos ahead rapidly and Manager Rosonquest VIII
IA roady 10 open the house for tho regular ial anu
r,,,sr season on August 10, when Paul Merritt ana
r..orue Copquest's melodramS, Mankind VII ~. DC
ussrnsd with unusual scenc'an meohahlcM emoN,S'
II issdInr parts win be aocd by Forrest koolhson,
w thompson. Miss Marjorie Bonner ana httie
Gertie Boswell.
,,,s nrobabls that the Brigands" Will not be With
lawn nom the Casino stage until lato In tho falh
m that case the present company VIII 20 on inc
road IN September. and now cast VIII DC seen IN me
ros a. an he homs stage The Hungarian orchestra
eantinues 10 draw large audiences to the RoofGaden
wn,,s,n n Crane is determined to have plenty Of
nsys for his first season rs an individual star His
s.nar,o,v will include David u. Lloyds new comedy
written especially for him. which, though II Is CON-
pIeted IS not yet named but which will be chrstened
NV, ,oen bv NJ Crane who Is TO visit ew-York for
,hs nprpose Meso,s. Matthews and Jessop's new
comedy ~on PtobatCn- also constructed with special
reference rb n sIoen the American rights Of which
In controls: an adaptation Of Laoche's lie Voyage
a. NJ Pcrtchop" and adaptation OF lately sue
.ssnil German comedy. Bes dcs all this new material
81 Crane Is y aa IN The az mcrg S PS Of
Windsor"
NAMES in broadway this has contradicted tho
PROPHECIES OF some of the shrewdest theatrical specu
lators who maintained that there not sufficient
patronage for much opera Francis Wilson, the
latest comer. has met with generous share OF favor
and may In future be expected as one of the regular
summer attractions
Eugene Tompkns is expected to-day La
Bourgogne. He went abroad In search of novel
ties for his Boston Theatre. and for new play FOR
Margaret Ma'her.
h.. nj cba niro flo
play Davy Crockett and will appear in It during
tour which will bo begun on August 10, at Mil
yankee.
When NibIo's rcopens. August IL with Bolossy
Kirslfys "Antiopes that house will be considerably
improved A new stage has been laid. the work
ing portion OF the department back Of tho foot
lights reconstructed and modcmized and a fire wall
built on either side of the stage. Niblo's has some
very excellent attractions booked for FIR coming season.
incluling William ferris and Miss Mllwan, haJanAd
and Bluebcard'
Arthur Rehan has engaged strong company for the
DAILY version OF the Surprises Of Divorce The
chief parts thus cast: Doutledot. J: H. Ryley
Jo Adele Waters; Mrs. shermy, Carrie Jameson
Wilson Barrett will not dispose of the American
rights Of any more Of his plays until he has produced
them here himself lie sold the rights for the United
states for a" Hoodman Blind" and The silver King"
and when he hero three years ago he found
that both Of these PLAYS were practically worn out
Mr. Barrett has therefore, refused all offers for Ben
my-Chrees his new romantic drama as well for
his later production, Good Old Times" He VIII
play
Rifle and Ada Deaves have completed their COM
pany for Chaos Flat which will include Frank NJ
Kendrck, Harry Mcdowell, F. A. osguod. Harry
Mack W. p Sheldon, j. Everett Could W. +. Nebe,
monr and Stella Oakland c. J. Wilson will be tho
musical director.
Elaborate scenic preparations now in progress
for the second seaslon of The Old Homestead at The
Academy.
new farce comedy. written by William r. wilson
and Julius A. Lewis called The Lion and the Lamb"
will DO produced at the Bjou. August s. Tho cast
includes Charles Coote, r. r. Cutton, Tyrone Powers
II; p Bshemore; sheridan TqPpsr Charles Charters
Leonora bradley. Erie Shannon, Gabrielle Du Saudi;
AnnS Adsms ana Jessie Mes, b. IcF D hayes ana
John Warner manager for n. c. Goodwin. an
nounces that his star will conine his efforts next
season to "a Gold Mine,' Brsnder Matthews and
George Jessops play in which he appeared for eight
weeks last spring at the Fifth Avenue.
J. W. Morrissey proposes TO present in the fall,
play by Miss Margaret Townsend, daughter Of John
d. Townsend. Mr. Morrisscy Is continuing his opera
season at Atlantic City.
The advertising methods of many theatrical and
operate managers do not reflect credit on the arts
by means of which they gain living but probably
public patronage than the advertisement which follows
F1fstelass Ice Cream and English Opera
Two seats for 25 cents.
Al Hsrriss Academy OF Music, Baltimore.
The Thompson Opera Company in
Balfc's Bohemian Girl"
Mr.. J. X. Murray Miss Anns Montague M Charles H.
Turner and full company.
also Ice Cream and Souvenir Napkin.
Reserved seats % Two for quarter when they
come together at maiinees.
II VIII be noticed that the management puts the
ice cream before the opera and doubtless the quality
of the former Is better. Most probably the souvenir
napkin, which doesn't pretend TO be anything but
honest paper, is the best OF the lot.
J. NJ Hin has booked a long tour. principally in
the South and West for Sidney Rosenfeld's "A
Possible Csse' The company includes NJ. A. Kennedy
Charles Dickson Herbert and Belle Archer, and Helen
RUSSELL The season will open on September at
the Chestnut Street opera House. Philadelphia.
Doekstader and his company closed their summer |
season at his Broadway Theatre last night They will
now make brief tour and return home in SEPTEMBER
Dockstader has received handsome gold watch, the |
gift Of numerous friends.
Frank Taft the well-lmown organist, has been |
engaged for the Worcester Festival.
Miss Caxton's company for Bootles's Baby" to |
be produced at the Madison Square Theatre August
o, Will be Charles A. Stevenson {. W. Garthorne, |
wilton Lackaye, ". @. Reynicr. W. H. Crompton, |
Frederick Kerr. Little Critic Homan Blanche Weaver,
Nannette Comstock, Alice Leigh and Kate Clayton. |
A. II. Wood has engaged Little Ollie Bulky who |
has reccntly returned from London, TO replace |
Tommy Russell in " The Earls Herr
Manager Stone has booked season Of forty-two |
weeks for Joseph Hswortb in Paul Kauvar.'
Nat Roth has engaged Robert f. Graham for the |
Rudolph Aronson Comic Opera Company. Mr.. Ora
ham will play the parts of Ravennes in Erminie"
and Boormkorn in Nsdiy.s Miss Cerbi, who acted
Yum fum in the MikadO,- when John StetsOn
brought it out at the Metropolitan Opera House. has
also been cngaged Miss Helen Lamont, the head OF |
the organization, sailed from Havre Yesterday on |
La Bretagno.
The programme of Manager Ambergs company
at Terrace Garden will be: Monday 9o,nbeus,
Tuesday and Wednesday, "Faunhzap Thursday.
Chimes of Normandy" T'"''
James r. Carson, lr Of the Columbia Tbeatrc
Chicago arrived here yesterday on the Adriatic He
left San Francisco last January on tour arou,a ,ho