New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The sale OF seats for Miss Julia Marlowe's engage
1nent at the Fifth Avenue Theatre viii begin to-mor-
row morning. Miss Marlowe Will be seen hTst as
parthcuia in "Ingomar" and afterward IN "As You
Like It," "Pygmahon and Gaatea.' The lunch
back Twelfth Night and possibly "Much ADO
Abott Nothing"
Robert Mantell will produce "The Corsican Bro.
theirs at the Fourteenth street Theatre next week
with new scenery by Homer tmens
and elaborate mechanical effects by Benson
sherwood In the bal masQue scene the stage viii be
crowded with men and women, and number OF IN
genous and effective dances will be introduced.
a Midnight Bell' had long and profitable run at
the Bjou Theatre last season. and Will be revived az
that house January H. with nearly all the original
cast including George Richards. Eugene Canheld MISS
Maud Adams and Il. j. Dillon.
There will he no matinee Of "Twelfth Night" at the
Fifth Avcnne Theatre today, and the engagement Of
Miss Marie Wainwright closes with this week Next
week Miss Wainwright will present "I"chth NlGl al
Hammersten's opera House in Harlem.
Edwin Booth and Madame Modic,ha resumed their
tour on Monday night at Providence K. L. opening
with THE Merchant Of Venice" me mousse "d'
crowded 20 the DOORS and the audience was extremely
enthusiastic.
Miss Fanny Davenport Will end her engagement
ST the star Theatre in La Tosca7 on saturday OF
this week.
The rehcarsals for "Blucbeard. r." which VIII
he brought out at Niblo's Garden on Monday 'a"H
airy H. are now in progress under The dre'u"h o'
Rich.rd Barker, who has had charge Of the pr'un'
tion Of number Of we'll known opera, including some
Of those Of Gilbert and sullivan. IN TIN, CITY. hIu'
beard ;ro had great success in Chicago ana III inc
mctr,nols will enlist the services Of an extremely
large company.
Tho drawing power OF The Old Homestead at the
Academy of Music shows no sign of abatement ana
that biz house is occupied by big audience, at every
performance. ..,
r,ans and uoey IN the Parlor Match at the Grand
Opera House are bringing together rcmarN''le mum
hers Of people when IT considered that this is the"
G,,b ..ason AT TIN, theatre II is certainly amazing
NAT this comical triAe show, such vitality ana -u'i
mower TO enrich the box office after years oil "'\''
all over the country ,
The first performance OF venetian NS"'' VIII
+. given at the Ambcrg Theatre tlis evening.
The last sarasatc Albert concert Will be gwen at
49, vo,r,noltan opera Ilou-e ON Tuesday evening.
January Ia seat, for TIM, farewell performance
Will he on sale on Friday morning. sara~aie VIII
play SYMPHONY Espaenolc,7 The Nightmare com
posed BY himself, and solos. D'Aber VIII pay '"'
concerto in by BRAHMS. and solo.
The l5Oth performance Of shenandoah Al
proct0r's Twenty.thlrd street Theatre VIII take place
January -, and not January -" a, mas .,'c,
announced. The sale OF seal, for the souvenir eve"
w. n. DaT' the Ven known architect and designer
will lr1r1re before the student, Of the Amer' an
drnT -" the Dramatic Arts in The Lyocum Theatre
Tnidime thi, afternoon At ! O'Clock ola TIE Actor
Place in "A STAGE Picture"
Richard Nan-deld'- impressive Performance of
Richard III D. -ul hllu- Palmer lH'i'ir WIZ,
rutI.n... nc audiences. Nr Mansfield Aa. cl-i-'d
Rudolph De- Cordoya for his company. Nh De ''nl"'A
plays Henry VI in Richard III
Among the audience al AlhaugA', Theatre, Wash
inctou on the first presentation u that 'N 81 Ite
senator W. II. Crauc~ new play pi American ii'
wa. colonel samuel &. Reid who ! The son oi 'nptIN
= g. Rcd the commander of tAc bfs General Arr
strong which wa destroyed iu th" pult oi iA}Al ''
tllo British lu l-1f. Il s. -" story - ~" 'li.n
arising ont II thl- destruction n 1u American -p H
a neutral port WHICH rav" to David j.. Il"'d tNd
sydney Ro,cnfod The groundwork Of their comedy.