New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
ACTORS AND THEIR PLAYS

The Mccaui Opera Company began rehsarss,s q,
Won Suppes Clover" on Monday II win probably
DO several weeks before this opera is seen. as the
manaeement Is satisfied With the business now being
done by The May Queen" Many theatre parties
| Easter week ~ ' OoO'u Ao'
The Midnight Bells on Tuesday night reached It's
httleth performance at tho Bijou where the occasion
| Mrs. - ~PF-NS-~' ''U'o
Said Pasha' reduced to two acts and naturally
| improved by condensation presented on Monday
night a. Niblo's, where It VIII remain for two weeks
some elaborate scenery used In the San Francisco pro-
dnctlon was Shown for tho first time In this city.
A. N. Palmers company presented Partners on
Monday night at tho Fourteenth Street Theatre Maude
Harrison, Katherine Rogers Louis Massen and Alex.
ander salvini are In tho cast.
Minnie Madden arrived in town on Sunday and
Monday began rehearsals Of Teatherbrain5 which
VIII be produced at tho Madison Square Theatre on
Hermann, his wife, and the clever jugser D,Alyni
| are the attractions this week at the Grand Opera
| and amusing.
Clara Morris appeared IN Renee do Morayp on Mon
| day night at the Lee Avenue Academy Brooklyn She
Is supported by Frederic de Bellevllle and an ex-
| eellent company.
George H. Adams in his pantomimic absurdity He,
she, Him and Herr occupies the stage Of Colonel
/.
Adams Is unsurpassed In his peculiar line.
Rice's brilliant spectacle The coSar' may be
enjoyed this week at the Amphion Academy, Brook
/ lyn. Next week the Metropolitan Opera Company
| VIII give series OF wagner's operas.
Charles Hoyt, the playwright, said on Monday that
treasurer Krewon Mr. Hoyt thought that the amount
| lost would not greatly exceed 5000.
Frederick warde is reported to have played recently
to excellent business in California and to have made
up much OF the loss OF the early portion OF his season
During their tweiveyesrs' partnership Robson
| and Crane have produced the following plays;
| Our Bachelors Forbidden Fruit" champagne
and Oysters Sharps and Flats" =" d. A. NJ" Our
Boarding House." "A. u. 1900" "The cherubs,' She
| Stops to Conquer" Twelfth Night "Comedy Of
| Errors" merry Wives of Windsor aud The Hen
bsSan ysssrday' viii bring to closo their joint
| career.
The hitherto attractive programme Of the Howard
| Athenaeum Company now in Its last week at the
Standard was stili further strengthened on Tuesday
night by the addition OF Nile Tina and Leona Clark
and their performing birds, oats, mice, and rats Mile
Tina's actS is extremely pretty and taking and
the tight rope walking OF the cats affords remarkable
| proof OF what patient training can accomplish
Miss Zeale Tnbury, daughter of Miss Lydia
Thompson was passenger yesterday on the City Of
Paris
Mime. CotfreDy, the clever German actress and
stage manager of McCaulls Opera Company, has pur-
| chased some land at Larchmont, where there Is
good sized colony OF actors and VIII soon Deglh INC
building OF a summer nome.
Digby Bell, who has been a member Of the Nc
Caull Opera Company for seven eight years, has
decided TO retire from that organization at the end
| of this season. His future movements have not
| yet been decided upon
Tho Players Club will have a ladies' day Thurs
day u April IS The reception hours will be no"
Madam Diss Debar, who appeared last Thursday,
night Herrmann's Broad Street Theatre. Philadel
phIa and produced an OIL painting on 6 canvas o w
| In Magician Herrmann's entertainment.
The sale Of seats for the 2Soth representation Of
"Nadjy,' begins at the Casino this morning. Already
twothirds of the house have been bespoken and tho
performance promises to be an interesting one.
Next Wednesday the first Of series Of extra mstinee
WIN be given at Proctors Theatre, where the County
FAIR continues nightly to crowd the auditorium.
Next July the American actors who win be IN London
intend 70 give performance at the Princesss for the
benefit Of ". W. Kelly, the business manager Of that
| theatre.
Charles w. Bowser will star next season In Marsdens
Cheek" which Roland Reed once made familiar.
Marion Manola, of Colonel McCaulls company, has
begun suit for divorce against her husband, who IS
known ON the stage as Carl Irving. Mr. lrvingis al
Engllshman, whose real name is Mould.
General George A. Sheridan will repeat his lecture
"A Modern Pagan at the Union Square Theatre next
l
| Helen Barrys dramatic recital Of Karl the Mar
tyr" week at the Lyceum has led to her receiving
numerous applications for copies requests to know
\ where the poem can be purchased. The author, In
defeating and presenting II 10 Miss Barry, made II
condition that IL should be neither copied nor pnb
shed She has therefore, been compelled 10 so inform
/ its many admirers.
The sale Of seats for J. X. Emmefs engagement at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre, where he will appear
next Monday in a play called Uncle Joe,' begins
| this morning. Manager Rosenquest promises hand
some production Of the play with entirely new scenery
selected and includes the names Of several welknOwn
actors and actresses
Isabelle Coo, now playing IN A Midnight Bell,S
| win next season be N. c. Goodwtn's leading lady.
John T. sullivan has been engaged Rose Coghlan's
leading man for next season.
IL is said that Charles Coghlan's daughter who Is
now in her seventeenth year, being educated for
| the stage.
| Loyalty now drama By H. Wayne Ellis, VIII
/ be produced at Harrgan's Park Theatre, Saturday
| evening April 81 for run. Tho cast will Include
f. j. Henley John f. Relard, James z. Jackson,
| Charles Stanley. B. u; Butter, MIS- Lise Leigh,
music incidental to the play VIII be sung by the
Albemarle Quartette.
| George S. knight has entirely recovered from his
recent ndisposition, and viii start with hts wife
q tour under the management OF Franz W. Paul. open
/ Ing at Emira, N. Y, next Monday.
| Miss Ada Dow the aunt and teacher Of Miss Julia
\ Marlowe, has entirely recovered from the Injuries
| sustained some months ago through being struck by
/ curtain-roller. The operation VI uepanning @as
successfully performed.
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