New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-16
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

D,Ovlv Carte will sail for this country today
and il is likely that Sir Arthur sullivan VIII come
with him. A. NJ Palmer said yesterday That he
tnev nothing about the report that Gilbert ana
Snilivon had ouarlccd about the company sent here
10 plav The Gondolers," but he did not beIeVe 'ha'
it true
Miss Fanny Rice has gone to Boston to sing IN
aNadiv, at the Hollis street Theatre for ten per
torrnances with the Casino Company. Her place IN
~Tnc Brigands" at the Casino Is taken py MISS AHA
O'Kecfe.
on Tuesday night Edwin Booth and Nine Mod]esAa
annearcd in Holvoke Mass. the home Of their manager
',tirr p Chase where they received enthusiastic
greeting from one of the largest audiences ever gun
cred in that city.
Miss Rose Cognlan began engagement in Boston
Of the Globe Theatre on Monday night A dispatch
received in this city says that she was ooiu4aHS
received by large and fashionable audience.
Miss Marion Earle appeared for the first time as
Queen Elizabeth, on Monday evening, at Palmer
Theatre in association with Mr.. Mansfield as Richard
III Mis- Earle played with grace, dignity anu leel
inc and was appaudcd after the prison scene. Nine
Ponlsi still appears the Duchess OF York. ms IS
tho last week Of Richard III Mr.. Mansfield VIII
give a matinee OF the tragedy toeay anu I'M
80, $50 =. DR. JckvI and Mr. HYDE" II is about two
wears since Mr. Mansfield presented ths pay ID
Ncw-York, and then il only had re" approximations
A fac-simile Of the original play bill announcing the
first appearance on the stage OF DAVID Carries a.
King Richard H. will be given TO each person attend
ING Mr. Mansfield performances OF Richard Ill., al
Pallner's Theatre this week.
A good programme is promised for the benefit OF
the family of Victort Gulmette, treasurer OF inc
standard Theatre. which Will take place there on
Sunday evening Mr.. Gu!lmctte left wife and three
children without means Of support. Inc member,
Of The Association Of Theatrical Treasurers are AT WORK
for the benefit. and tickets can DC Hdu at A''' "
The city theatres.
Nine HerInine Claar-Dela, who is to play at the
AUberg Theatre arrived here the Elder on Tuesday
morning She Will make her first appearance tomorrow
evening in a WOman's >tfatagein anu INC INC
Actress" One-act piece winch "ds Wi"oH e7po'n''
for her.
The sale of seats for "The Prince and Pauper'" in
which Elsie Leslie Will appear at the BROADWAY
Theatre on Monday will begin tins morning
proetor's Theatre was. completely filed last night.
The souvenir given in honor Of the 15Oth performance
of " Shenandoah has already been described. IL
consisted e pretty bronze statuettc OF the horse
Jack that appears IN the play, WIN p,I I-Ii'H
ham standing by its side ana hololhS inc p''"'''
Nat Goodwin will play steele Mac@aye5 new
cornody Colonel Tom" for the first time III boston
on Monday night. The cast includes MARX LS n n;
Crrjj Rush. Wilton Lackaye, Miss Isabelle Coe ana
Mis- Odctte Tyler.
Miss Margaret Mather will play the following pieces
o., Tho Gr,,rd Opera House next week Monday and
THURSDAY W. : Gibcrt's "Grctchen", Tuesday aud
saturday matinee and night, Romeo ana June.
Wednesday evening The Honeymoon; "euhe9ua5
matinee "Thc Lady Of Lyons; Friday, Lean,
Mi, Mathcr viii he supported by j. b. siuugy n".
Wccs, Harry Etynge: W ;. Iart; ,J ohn - AID Mis-
Mis- Mary MuUcu Miss NHbIi'" '"''O
Lizzie Goode.
MANAGER French, Of the Grand Opera House. mas
received word by cable from London that ms agent
h comulcted the arrangements for the production Oh
. Master and Man al the Grand opera House ldier III
the season. and has started for America WIN io p'S'