New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
MORE THEATRES OPENING AND NEW PLAYS
COMING.

likely. however. that the bulk Of the amusement A't
will he composed of comIc opera. Whether the p"ohc
Will experience an early srfet Of this form Of enter
tainmcnt remains 10 DC seen Comic operas OF MORT
have always been profitable to managers In Nc"-iorH'
and the number Of houses largely devoted to them mas
gradually increased.
Much interest felt in the production of q" In File
dc Madame Angot" al the Casino next Thursday night
until which time The Brazilian will hold the stage.
Rudolph ArOnson has said that lccOcqs charming
opera Will be produced in a manner superior TO any
thing that has been at the Casino for long
time. The music will be the same as was uSed al
the Eden Theatre In Paris when the opera was revived
with both Judic and GIanier I'm the cast. FOR th'o
revival many changes made in the orchcstIa'oh
by Charles LccOcq. The music is moro familiar 10
modern thearcgocs than that Of perhaps any other of
the old Fernch operas and musicians generally regard
the revised work rs LeCocqs masterpiece. Tho
lbreto selected by Mr. AronsOn IS the Joint WORK OF
H. j. Byron and Edgar Smith, and is said to be srictN
in keeping with the original text and not vulGari|ed
by locnusms The costumes arc Of the Directory
period in France. and were all designed hy NJ
Chatinerc of The Eden Theatre, Paris. MIS- 'tmlHo
DArvllle and Miss Marie lIaltou will be seen in some
elaborate dr,sses Three new scenes have been
prepared for this production" The Market Of the IN
noccntS Paris "a salon Of bile. LANCE and "Ihe
Garden, Of Calypso. near Paris The latter scene VIII
be one OF the mos, effective placed on The CASINO
sta,c 70 illuminate and color it over 500 IN
caud,-ceut light, viii be u.ct. ballet dAd inc
famous millcrs' dance arranged BY Leon Epn'''. VIII
be introduced IN the third act. and The second act
will clos, with a waltz danced by the whole comp'W
Miss Camille D'Arvc. recently prma donna OIL
the Prince OF Wales Theatre. London. who was soon
here a few year, ago in The Queens Mate. VIII
have an opportunity 10 display her mi powers ~
Nile Lana Mis- Haton viii appear as Care''e
Miss Hya Davenport A. Anornthc. Frederick ~'i""""
~ Iarvaudicrc Henry llalam a, AnEc floN O"a'Ic'
Drew u, first appearance ne the CasinO ~ Pom
ponnct and MAJ Lube as Fouch,rd. john Hi'hn
george Olmi. T. ". Maniu. Arthur Tam'' Henry
leone Miss Grace Golden. Miss Madsc Nork' MIS-
Drew Donaldson and Miss Eva Johns VIII nave 'h'
other paris There Will b. chorl, Of cSh'y voices
The saturday ma1nccs discontinued during the warm
weather Will be resumed next saturday. August 10
Dalv's Theatre viii open FOR IT, preliminary season
also on Thursday night, wien d" a Tale 81 " 'o'"
specially written for 81 smith hu-seH ~ NV"
uoyc,cault Will he seen ~ tie first time. The play
wa. produced at the Arch street Theatre III f'li"
dcphla last week. and II made favorable impression
upon the Ouakor City audience Nr. Russell VIII D.
seen a, Jeremy Wait. a lourncyman tailor Win an
inhoru Yankee inventive faculty. The PLAY j. u"
three acts and al Of Is scenes are l1id IN Ne" or"'
The cast In addition t0 NJ. Russell VIII inci""' J'"h
Kcllcrd Alfred Hudson Frank ia"toh 'H"rIc. a
Krone Walter Hale. b. T. sullivan, ~ u. N">o"'
George y stevens, H. :. '"'I"'' ''''' '
Mrs Mary r.. Barker Miss Ncr1 OSBORNE Mas'T
Alfc Hudson and Little Hazel Chapel
notwithstanding the warm weather AL the atirnc-
rons have been well patr,ni2cd during the lai week.
Mis-, Marie Tempest in The Red liu'-ar' at Palmer
Theatre has established herself firmly ID popular
favor As 4, attcst~l by the cordial rccepu'" WIN
which she is greeted hy large audiences Z" every per,
iornancc Her singing Is much ad"lHi' anu a.,
NJ her numbers are cucor d she Is Gccply Grained
,.1f ha has ,e1tei
American audiences.
Tomorrow night Mckee Rankin VIII BEGIN the t''T'
week II III, engagement az the El"u theatre ".''
hi, clever Improvisation of the Oh ir'h," n'''''
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Il excellent size. Mr. Rankin hn' been moro SIC
ceseful in thi, portrayal than ever ne cNP''p'' va"
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