New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
NOTES or THE STAGE.

a Partisan Romance has proved So popular a.
the Madison square Theatre that Mr.. Mansfield has
announced that he will continue il all next week
Francis Wilson sailed for England Yesterday the
Lain. Two years Mr.. Wilson met Audran the
composer. in Paris. and an engagement was made
that should the musician ever V.itr another opera
containing a comedy part good Lorenzo in d" The
Mascot Wilson should have the refusal oi the
American righis. About six weeks asc Mr.. Wilson
received notice from Audran'S agent ana publisher
that the composer was prepared to receive an 'ner io
rights 10 work Just completed NJ. wilson VIII ~
to Pars Al once 10 attend 10 the purchase.
DIR. Hans Won Buelow has written the following In
the visitors book at the Casino: There are bur two
places in the world where ! have found realized the
dream Of theatrical model performance, Bayreuh FOR
Wagner's musical dramas, and the Casino for ohen
bachs bur.e,Que opnI, it j. %i'H,o "a tnM n,9 t
MATHS Royal Hungarian Land has been engaged L"
give concerts.
Mrs Rachael McAuley's matinee performance q
Alexander Dumas's play "iranclon'" entitled
@Carisse or a wlfe's Wit Will take place on Thur
DAY afternoon May u, AT ralmers Theatre. instead
Of al the Madison square Theatre A. previously az
nounced The cast includes Ehcn Ilympion. W. ii.
Crompton. l. +. McGath. Percy SAGE. Mr.. Rachael
McAulcy Miss Jenny Duhhar Frazer coulter, ne.
GERMAN Howe Hanscl, CharwoOd Brandt. Miss Ida
Waterman and Miss May Do"lng
Next week will be the last Of "The Henrietta at
Proctors Twenty third Street Theatre \ large
party Of Wall street men attended The Performance
theatre party Of Ia persons.
Miss Rose Eytinge has opened a dramatic school
at 80. % West Thrtlcth st. where she viii make
speciality Of coaching actors for part
large advance sale Of IL reported for the
von Buelow DAlbcrt concert ~ the Metropolitan
Opera House. on saturday evening. and the public
rehearsal on Friday afternoon. The time for the
rcheiral IL p. CO., and that f0f the concert D.
o To-. and ~ D. announced that 10th VIII begin
promptly aid Who B. lat " ~ Dee admitted 70 The
,ouse I'll after me first piece on The progrm'n" ha-
ben played.
A y. De Frcoc viii have charge Of Marshall T..
Wihers annual entertainment. which takes place AZ
the broadway Theatre on Monday afternoon. May 10
long programme arranged for ~, aston. boz
cIud's number 81 nOf ci'Ios. and vi Wilder himself
IA booked fur several ncv song. aud rc iia'Uu-. TO
satsN me- hosts Of friends Dee ha- consented 10 ap
pear with VI De Wolf Hopper for th" Last time 10
the bal'"nY scene from Romeo and juliet"
Mis- Lillian Eu.-eu &c.. VIII give % party 'o
celebrate her seventh birthday 20 morrow afternoon. a
the home ~ her mother. About twelve Young pcopl"
vii be present Including Nj, Icnna -chulilc. NJ.
RUDY KOS. Master Roc. Master iatlrpp tnd Nj.
tihel Refreshments viii he served and thr uulc
hostess WI receive many beautiful aud costly gln..
Nine. Laura Hclln has signed a contract with the
Andrew Grand and Comic Opera Company. Western
organization. The engagement Wa. made through
Edwin \ Pratt who .l,,ceded in securing hrr
service though -he had received offer FROM other
manager
rhc burlc.que boz which Mis- iny rcmplrton is a.
open bee at ihc Fourteenth street Theatre on
August i BE- O. be- called Ilcndrica nud.p or the
Discovery - Christopher Coipptn.r II viii No.
written ht william Ii ana Tho tseue VIII range frut
Nsftfa Ialh ~ the Evrrglsdes of Florida