New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
IN THE LONDON THEATRES.
arHE coRsIcAN BRoTHERs'-A DUMB fN'"-
sroRYn-THE INFLUENZA

. THE CoRsICAN BROTHERS'-A DOHD
sroRYn-THE INFLUENZA
London. MAY l6.-It is a curious iact 'i''' A., no
the prevailing epidemic OF infiuehH - "Ff od the
respecter of persons 1t has almost enureis s In
members OF the dramatic and musical
addition few cases of the grip are hearu oi ~ roved
and artistic circles. The Prince OF Wales ia" - Of
.ho, b,s attack of Influenza was slight one W -
,ho Court Theatre on Thursday nlehL .oa
s.ressed q performance OF the Law - Tho
a rr roppelD adapted to the Enghsh s'ee''' 90
- hos NOT cancelled any OF his numerous oHe"e
,non+s ON the other hand, the epiueln'o n rare
sayoral social and artistic ARRANGEMENTS .o all
much looked forward 70. AS ma'c,' ,usnon7a ner.
,n,Jta+iors are sent out and accepted inn"e"
! hitting" .no orear are alarmed
-. +ho nrospect OF her visit TO DERBY Oh s .ho
u,,a.sun Thursday, when she is eApc0'eu :" - nan
.rAation stone of a new innrmaFy' ~ Sa.ion' w
composng the reception comnh1tee lor 'nS ueuenza.
boaded by the Mayor of Derby, are III oi
o-.'.S . - 4, 4au, Of postponing the ceremony.
any -, Irvtnp,s revival Of " The CoIsican broVio
.r ycerm Theatre has been made memoraoio 0'
tbe almost unprecedented scenic spiendor ., "" .,
, t.otrre and Ellen Tery's debut in the paiO u
Nanoe Oldfed in Reade's play OF thaC name rTo
oh,ot occurrences Of the dramatic week. A~no ~
critics have not received the reViV"i as a @Cors
the public " Nance 'iON0'"
can Brothers" - tod nv
I,sonism at the vaudeville Theatre, lllustrateu py
| u ,JdSo Gablern is still drawing crowds Win V
oer,t that Ibsen attracted, doubtless, OS tno
ttnuod success of "Hedda Gabler' mas uel'n"oy -,
docidad tn come TO London next week. lAo Law
of the Sea" which was indiferenty ac'eu "iU
VOL patronized, was withdrawn to-day ,,,.,..,.
a1irrfon+ Prodgue" at the Prince OF Naio'
nut, that attractive "musical play "l'nouV
orss has reached it's dfteth performance anu w olu'
fair TO continue its prosperous run Inc %
and lessee of the theatre, Horace Sedger mas ~ -
,rnction with NJ. COurtes the adapter anu Ios s >
octor ~ tbe play issued warning 70 htera'! %u %
theatrical pirates against Infringing upon ~
~ the owners of "LEnfant Prologue" l..
Npre lane May who plays the leaoihs Pai' "
a1,Epfant Prologue" has arranged Smai' pan'O
mime which it Is intended to play IN ara" 80
or IN private theatres. Miss Norreys mas siso p
nared a play, which is classed as ~ uuno -.
Cow n production of the Enfant Prodigue orucr'
=. ,uss Norrevs,s piece there will be only 'fee
-a4-. tho mpsic will be by the young Belgian com
noscr Ivan Caryl, who recently marreo "erdiuino i
iumar the American actress. lhe uuho i"iS
+orvn is intended for production in drawhgfooHis'
etc. $3.50 ,..,o drama in
Lord Lytton has completed d ol"SSI0 u' "
tended for the London stage. .,,..
Massmet thd French compoSr, IS persohiliSy ~
nirtendinr the rehearsals of " Manon LEscauJ
st the ROYAL Italian Opera "Manon LEscauU 10
billed for production on TUESDAY 49,
eir Arthur sullivan will personally conduct the
,ooth performance of % Ivsnhoe7 a. DOyy Mar &S2rue ;
pal English opera House on MAY ~. ms a.. -
thc Ifhcet consecutive run ever attained III tis oS
by a serious English opera A. 10 dovo+od OK
cusvely TO the works OF American artists who have
studied in France opens n Paris ,s in June re ON fbe
cnmmittee The idea of this exhibition Is 70 SNOW
tEe advantages which artists derive from f%"S
an he Savoy Theatre the last weeks of Gilbert and
sulvans "GOndoliers' are announced