New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
NOTES OF Tile STAGE.

Mckee Rankin began last night the fourth week OF
his prosperous engagement in 1.-THE Canuck'' AT me
Biiou Theatre. several changes and improvements
have been made I'm the performance aud the large au
dience called Mr. Rankin before the curtain frequent
ly during the evening.
Another large audience witnessed sol smith RusseIls
portrayal of the character OF Jenny Watt in "Thc
Tale OF a Coat at Days Theatre last night Mr.
Russell will continue in this play during the entire
six weeks Of his engagement.
Miss Eva Mounliord made her metropolitan debut
in Eugene lie Tom" last night. She proved herself
to be an actress OF merit and her performance hehy
delighted a large audience. Miss MOunuord comes
from good family, but she does not pose as 80
cety STAR being willing TO be judged by her merits
in her chosen profession. She IS The daughter OF
Colonel J. NJ Adams who the adjutant general
OF the memorial parade last Decoration Day Inc
title part in Eugene lie Tom is requiring much
emotional acting and in this direction Miss Mounion
seems to find her strongest powers.
A new ballet and finale have been introduced IN
the second act Of "The Red Hussar," in which Miss
Marie Tempest Is drawing large crowds to Palmer
Theatre Miss Tempests popularity has been firmly
established and she was heartily applaudcd by large
audience last night.
Among the performers engaged for the Heinrich
Conried Comic Opera Company, which IS 70 appear In
Tho Kings Foolr and " The GYPSY Baron' are Miss
Rctiua Padelford Miss Frances Rousseau, Miss Annie
ppssel. Enroo Duzensc. Ferris Hartman. Miss Lulu
nichols and John j. Rafael. 1t is said that Mr. Con
red is also negotiating for the service, Of Miss Marion
Manoa until recently e noe. 81 ibo t he Ho, nr
Years with Miss Della Fox also Of Mr. h ,I
pers company. lie says that he SIMPLY io"i'su INC
Services OF Miss Fox for the summer season.
:, uos announced on Saturday by John Il. Rogers
Miss Minnie Palmer's husband that Miss Palmer had
abandoned her idea Of appearing at Iierrmann's new
theatre olvette but %9nld Ponys d make co hgr
appearance on september - III "ehoeS "o" o'''''
opera, 1.-The Kings rage
Miss Andie Gleason the American girl who opened
,be Theatre Communale in Milan, three year, ago. In
az. sonnamublan and who has since been singing
,,e,, eonrano parts with Augustus Iiarrs's Royal
italian opera Compa9y, In England, under the name
90 Mile Almeda has returned 10 America, and VIII
he heard I'm New-York this season. She IS spoken Of
highly By the foreign critics: Mic Hi.nena, VINO -
nateo hcr own name Gleason with which her mother
made a local reputation In California a. singer
Charles BIanchctt has secured from Charles Froh-
man an interest in "Thc Private secretary ana VIII
, ,ho General management OF all OF Mr.. Frohman S
attractions.
r,o Iiuiputians who will shortly arrive In this
,ry ore said TO be genuine actors They play
leading parts with fullgrOwn actors as supcrnuner-
aries The smallest one Is only two icei ana the
largest three feet high. They have been playing a
long and prosperous season. III i'e'''" an" ~ ~
appeared In any Other Guy . ,
Miss Emma Abbott, the singer, arrived IN New-fork
from, Europe Yesterday. the steamship La Nor
mandie.
The members Of the IIanon-Voter and Martnet'l
English pantomme and Novelty Company arrived from
Enrope on sunday evening, on inc AFNoha
The international Vaudeville company when ap
no.red at both the Union square and STANDARD
Theatres on saturday. confined their efforts to the
former house last night, The STANDARD 9Ghg coseu
many could attract large audiences TO one house II
could not I'll two