New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04

Another novelty for 10 morrow is the comedy The
Lion and the Lamb by W. r. Wilson and j. A.
Lewis This piece contains little music and dancing
but Is said 10 be built on the lines Of legitimate comedy
The company is composed OF experienced people, and
Is speclally strong In the women's parts, which In
cmde Lenora Bradley and Efhe shannon.
The temperance of Miss Manoa and Eugene Oudin
has given fresh interest to the performances Of Clover
AT PaImcr's The Tooth representation, which will
soon occur. viii be duly celebrated
Helen Blythe Will star next season In a comedy
drama. " A Woman's Love- under the management of
J. F.. Bren The first performance Will be given at
Port Jervis on September Z.
company of Japanese nlusionlsts" have rented
the Union square Theatre for the week OF August L.
Their performance which is said 10 be unique and TO
oossess the merit of novelty, Will be their first In this
country The press notices from Paris, London and
elsewhere are extremely faVoraoe'
Daniel Frohman announces that the new play FOR
Elsie Leslie Prince and Pauper' viii employ sixty
neople in the representation. The action takes place
during the reign Of King Henry Will ms
era provides opportunities for striking pictorial ehecJs
The time Is at the death OF King Henry anu tho az
censlon TO the throne Of Edward, Prince OIL aleS
Young Edward I'm a boyish freak, exchanges clothes
with Tom CAVITY, the pauper and with Eawad al ~
ventures dressed "a pauper ana inc UNI ~. III,
encounters to get back to the paace, mc4 CI Wv t''
f. occupied Little Miss Leslie Will play DOM paris
On August 10 the Tooth performance of The oolah'
v,u nresent 10 his patrons silver souvenirs seals
for this performance will be placed on sale 'o-orroE
Miss Eastlake will again be the leading LADY 10
Wilson Barrctt's company. 1t Is not lnpfoDaoio 'ha'
Miss Eastlake may star here on her own account dur
ing tho season OF 1o0O-'0l'
f. H. sothern's season at the Lyceum VIII DC oes'n
on Tuesday, August 90. Manager Frohmah ha'n's
wisely decided to avoid the competition OF tne
numerous openings set down Tor inc pre''u'''7
evening
On August 10 the regular season Of tho Bijou vii
DO opened by the first performance OF Hermann
Transatlantic Vaudeville Company, in which VIII DC
seen some OF the best speciality performers OF TINS
remarkably varied, will be one OF the ohlei led'uIoS
Miss Rose Coghian will TO morrow begin her season
at the Baldwin Theatre, San Francisco. "Joceiyh'
will again be her main play
lawrence Barrett writes from Germany that the
svellings on his neck have almost entirely disap-
peared.
A. NJ. Palmer announces that signor Salvinfs en-
papsment will begin at Pamer's October Z, in
Othellon which Will be repeated twice each weeB
during his four weeks stay. The other pieces VIII
he The Gladiator and Samson The later has
not been seen since Salvnis first season, supported
by an Italian company at the Academy. On the
nights when Sgnor salvlni does not play his son
Alexander will head the company, but in what play
has not yet been decided. In the company will be
Miss May Brooklyn, Miss Virginia Buchanan Miss
Annie O'Nenl Miss Gencvieve Beaman, John Malone,
Carl Ahlendi L. +. Henderson, Frederick COrbett
o. f. Delamater. 4. Foster f. l.. Sncder, George Z;
Robinson and Edmund Day. Richard Marston VIII
paint tho scenery for OtheO' and the Gl@iat0r,
and Philip Goatcher, probably that for =" Samson"
The Lyceum Theatre Company is this week ii
Denver.
signor Campanin will give concert at the Hote
Kaaterskil on saturday night August 10 lie VII
be assisted by Miss Ida Klein, Miss Helen Dudley
Campbell and Signor Del Puente
Daniel Frohman has re-engaged Mrs. Berlan Gibbs
for the leading part in his travelling Wife" company
Uammersteins Harlem Theatre WILL it IS said, bt
ready for opening September L. Only hrStciass
attractions Will be played Among those booked are
Rooth and Modjesl1a. Fanny Davenport, Marie VAIN
wright W. III. Crane and Stuart Robson.
IL c. Hustled will be one Of Manager Frohman'
business representatives with tho kendals during
next season. The engagement Of Mr.. and Mrs Ken
dial is mentioned in another column, as being one o
the most important of the promised novelties
Margaret Mather and her company leave for sar
Francisco today.
1t is advertised that 300 people will be uset
in the presentation of BOoSsy Kiralfys spectacle
Antiopc, at Niblo's. The first performance VIII o.
on Saturday evening, August H.