New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-07
NOTES or TIE SUMMER STAGE.
PLANS OF ACTORS AND MANAGERS TO AAIUsE
THE STAY-AT-HOMES.

THE STAY-AT-HOMES
"The Burglar viii be continued at the Madison
SQUARE Theatre Its business has so far been salts
| factory TO all infcresteu'
| There is nothing new to be said about the three
| comic operas all Of which firmly established
| I'm public favor. Clover the Oldest although by
only one night over The Brgands,' will probably
| be kent ON at Palmer's for two months more but
Dollingers Captain fricassa" VIII be put bef0ne
the close OF the season IN order 70 gam metropolitan
| Endorsement before taking 1t on the road
| .Tbe oolahs will, Francis Wilson hopes, run the
whole of his season at the Broadway, which lasts till
| the first week In OCTOBER
At the Casino "The Brgands' and the Hungarian
band on the roof garden ara attracting the largest
audiences that the theatre has ever held during a
summer season.
The programme for the first four nights OF this
week at Terrace Garden Is Monday, Merry War
Tuesday Blue Beardr: Wednesday, Gypsy Baron'
Thursday, first appearance Of Georgne Won Janow-
schofsky in Boccacco.'
| T.. II. sothern's season of forty-six weeks was
closed last Saturday at Chicago. The company viii
now have SIX weeks vacation: MT sothern VIII
go to the Adirondacks to rest until his opening az
| the Lyceum next month.
| At Dockstadcr's Theatre tonight A. Miner Girls
wold Editor Of "Texas Slftings,' Will present his
entertainment, a Tour Around the World III COM
prises great number of views of foreign cities and
scenery inerspersed with comic pictures from tho
| william H. Crane is spending most Of hts vacation
on the steam yacht Stella. which he hired for the
season from Henry f. Abbey. Mr.. Crane finds the
yacht quiet place IN which to study his new parts
for next season. Among his guests last week were
HIS manager, Joseph Brooks William seymour ana ana
y. d. Lloyd, who has written one OF the plays 1or
the comedians tour.
Robert Mantell begins his season in Monbars' 10
morrow night at the new California Theatre In San
Francisco. Mr.. Manters supporting company viii
include Mark Price b Ringgod Archie dnd Ra
rens, Mary Madden, Marie Sheldon and Clara Flag
Rehearsals of John Fowler's musical farce, " Tho
White Elephant" TO be produced on July IS at the
Bijou Theatre, have been in progress there all the
week. under the direction Of the author and Manager
Frank l.. Goodwin. Some clever people are In the
company.
Low Dockstader and his company Of Ministries will
begin their second week at his theatre tomorrow
evening. The programme Will be changed and viii
include the new and novel first part finish Gmores
Looney Island Band7 introducing the Royal Artillery
with Dockstader schoolcraft Marion Maxwell and all
the Others In the cast will be retained the after
piece
f. f. Rice will engage the company and direct the
production of DlXey's now play, Seven Ages,' which
Will be done at the Standard in October
Miss Emma Haney Will be one Of the leading so.
pranos in Rudolph Aronson's company which is to
present Nadiy" and Erminie" on the road.
The season at the Standard will open August 10
with Imre Kiralfy's Around the World in Eighty
Days. This Will be followed by the English melo-
drama " Hands Across the Sea-"
Manager Morrssey's season at the Grand Opera
House closed last night. several singers will be
added to the company and some operas TO the
repertOry for the travelling season.
The Battle of Gettysburg may be seen and Edisons
photograph heard at Nileteenth-st. and Fourth ave.
A number OF changes will shortly be made I'm the
" Last Days OF Pompeb at Manhattan Beach In ad-
dit on TO the pyrotechnics used in the spectacle sepa
rate dsrlay Is made nightly after the eruption Of
Mount Vesuvus. The Fourth of July exhibition which
evoked much enthusiasm, will soon be repeated.
When nIcnard Mansned's company, which VIII be
composed of Americans, is completed, Manager Il. d.
Price viii return to England to look after tho ship
nent of the elaborate scenery, costumes properties
etc. made for Mr.. Mansfelds production of Richard
III" at the Globe Theatre, London. E. B. Norman,
who Mr. Mansfeld's stage manager at the Globe
Is re-engaged for America. The orchestral leader.
the master carpenter, property man, armorer wig
maker and wardrobe mistress viii also come from
tails of the production Miss Beatrice Cameron. who
will be the Lady Ann, is spending her vacation with
friends in England.
The excellent performance Of " Pinaforen by tho
juvenile company at Proctor's Twenty third Street
Theatre will be continued.
Nat. Roth will be the manager of the Erminien
and Nadiy" company sent out by Rudolph Aronson
Miss Helen Lamont will be the prfma DONNA