New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The ffileth performance OF 1.-THE Brgands' was
celebrated Wednesday night by the distribution OF pretty
sachct souvenirs and by the decoration OF the audi
forum with flowers and ght-tinicd silk and satin
remained after the opera to hear me specLai pro
gramme played by the combined bands on the rooi
gnricn.
4 largo forco Of painters and decorators Is at work
the Fourteenth Street Theatre and at the r,opennS
August the Hobbies and auditorium VIII pres nj
an entirely new appearance
a Midnight Bcll7 will form the programme for
Business Manager j. T. Magurcs benefit at IN" Bllon
on Monday evening. ON that occasion Mr. seabrooke
viii resume Ms original part OF the Deacon
Manager Frohmans Lyccum Company has produced
"swcct lavender In San Francisco. The reception
OF this pretty comedy has been extremely enthusiastic
and the receipts have been pOportlonalcly sails
factory.
Tho farce "Rrc- aBrar,- by Frank Tannehl ir.,
which he and J. J. BRADY VIII manage, will have IT'S
first production in this city on August 10, Instead OF
N Philadelphia a. at hfst arranged
Marion Manola has gone to Newport to spend the
summer with friends.
There arc only nine characters IN "Th. Burglar
which will DO first seen in this city At tho Madison
Square Theatre, next Monday, but tho names OF the
company show that expense has not been spared III
selecting the cast.
Ada and Rille Dcavcs two bright So rrettos. will
star next season IN musical comedy entitled Chaos
FIai,7 under the management, Of ". L. furrman'
1.-THE Last Days OF Pompen7 may be enjoyed every
evening at Manhattan Beach. The attendance Is IN
cNn.lng as the weather grows warmer and the brilliant
spectacle IS now IN good running oricr
The play by Ramsay Morris. author OF " The
Ticrcss- written for Tommy Russell, IN which that
youth Will probably be at the opening OF Woods
West End Theatre. Harlem, has been named Little
American
The latest scheme OF W. W. Kelly nj Miss Grao
Hawthorne is an attempt to form Joint stock com
o. lnaa
OF the Princess Theatre and her interest IN certain
PLAYS produced th"ic. 1t s pOpo>od to issue 10000
shares a. five shninGs each. Tho opportunity 10 hn
Iari cscr Of a hear, for tho trifIng Of 81 20
nav lee embraced hy some rc,,ic Who likc 10 have
oven remote ASSOCIATION with actors aud manag'rS
These are the last nights Of rcsthrrhraIn7 and
Miss Minnie Madden al the Madison squaro Theatre
Mss Maiien's plans for next season have not yet
been determined upon "lesihcrbrain7 Will lie put
on the rad but with another actress In Miss Ma"
dcm's part.
Fn,y boys and girls wsr~ rrhcar0ins rn,fo"' on
the stage of Prucrors 1wcntyth'rl street Theatre
Yesterday afternoon. Managers rmct"r and Turner
have deCtel keep their ho,s" open throughout tho
summer. and viii put series Of hight Oicra1 AL
the singers being juveniles. Tho house will hN closed
next Monday and Tuesday nights for final rehrarsnlS
and tho first performance Will be given al the W"'ne'
1ay mlfincc July g. Most 81 tho principals in tie
cast said t" be clever Children Of experience" ~
theatrical work There VIII l." n"H costumes ana
scenes. and attempt VIII be made Ia TcNIEe The
juvenile Op"ra craze ut l-''.
II was rlmorri yesterday that Mrs. Iang,v
was IN negotiation for the "aSn II Amlrrg's Thrar'
I'm Irving llac". bat no satisfactory basis for the
rr,mur could hc FOUND Mrs. Iangiry has, II Is said
cancelled her English engagement for next season AMI
II that f., true It may be- the origin Of u" rnmor.
Some time ago It reported that Mwnri llarr1san
would have AmbcrS', hn' this was specify denied
% Manager Amh"rcs friends Said yesterday Ma,
plac" theatre next fall. TAT ho could return I" The