New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
THEATRICAL MENTION.


Mr. T. s. Willard Is this week In Philadelphia. lie
appeared there last night, and will remain there fol-
two weeks. Mr. Willard has had Il season Of steady
prosperity.
Life Of G. " Brooke" has been published at
Belfast Ireland, by w. d G. Baird. 1t is subscrp-
ton boOk-price 10 shlingS. The author is Mr.. W.
j. Lawrence, of Comber County Down.
Mr. Joseph IIaworth, one of the most earnest, am
bilious and talented actors Of the day, has met with
uncommon this season in various cities OF the
Republic in Ruy Bias" st. Mare and The Bells y
Mr.. Haworth enacts Ruy Bias, ST. Marc and Matthias.
This is capital reperOry. and one in which the actor
shows fine talent and deep feeling
Sarah COwcl lie MOyne will read Browning's play
of a Blot Il the scutcheon" this afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the Lyceum Theatre. Mrs. lie Moyne an
nounces that she does this "by request
Every child that attends the afternoon performance
OF The Country Circus at the Academy Theatre 10
morrow March 16) will receive q toy as a souvenir
The bill will be changed at the Bijou Theatre next
week. March 81, and A Night at the Circus" will
again be represented
Mr.. Mansfield, at the Garden Theatre will present
TtmOuse, in Ten Thousand a Year." tonight and to-
morrow night revival of Beau Brummell' IS an
nOunced for Thursday. The week beginning March
81 Will be devoted Prince Karl' and "A Partisan
Romance" and the week beginning March 25 TO Dr..
Jeykll and Mr.. HYDE
Mr.. n. G. Goodwin appeared last night at the Grand
Opera House in "The Nominee"
Mr.. Palmer will bring back his company TO
Palmer's Theatre next Tuesday evening, March 90,
and will produce Colonel Carter of Gainesville"
Mr. Harry S. Sanderson, long and well
known in association with Tony Pastors Theatre, will
take q benefit there on 81. Patrck'S night
The 3O0th representation of " Blue jeans" by Mr..
Joseph Arthur. will occur at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre on March IS. Mr.. Joseph Arthur's play Of
~The Still Alarm" was performed last might the
Columbus Theatre, Harlem.
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the theatres for St Patricks Day The great Scotch
Missionary TO the Irish is always remembered by the
managers.
-Four additional performances Of "Love in Tandemo
will be given at Days Theatre. Tennyson's play of
"The Foresers" comes ST. ,Patrick's night
At the Thalia Theatre last night Mathllde Cotrely
performed in "Der Goldonkel.' At the Ambers
Theatre Mr.. Thomas may be seen every night in
comedy.
The principal dramatic incidents Of night In this
region, the appearance OF Mr. and Mrs Kendall at
Pamer's Theatre, In the play of katherine
Kavanagh" the production Of a farce called Merry
Gotham at the Lyceum Theatre: the performance OF
piece called a Modern Match" by Mr.. W. c.
Fitch at the Union square Theatre, by Ptous dramatic
company tie advent Of Miss Rose Coghan and Mr..
Charles Coghlan. ut the Harlem Opera House. In
"Lady Barter" and Nance Oldneld7; and the re-
entrance Of Lydia Thompson at Nibo's.
"The Country Cirus7 will reach its Tooth per
The cast Of The Forestcrs,' 10 be produced at
Days Theatre Thursday night includes Ada Rchan.
John Drew, Miss Cheatham, Miss Haswell. George
Clarke, William Gilbert, Charles Wheatleigh, Mr..
LecercQ, Mr.. Graham and Mr.. Craig.
Crowds attend Harrlgan's Theatre TO " The Last
Of the Hogans." The Tooth performance Of that
ludicrous piece occurred last night.
Lydia Thompson appeared last night at NiblO's
Theatre in ~ lad Penny" d" Uncle Dam and a
Brca-Brac shop
Mrs. Harriet Otis Dellenbaugh heard again yes
terday afternoon at the Berkeley Lyceum. That &C
compished and energetic lady is engaged in interpret
ing Browning's poem Of " The Ring and the Book
Mrs. Irving WnsOw Is especially authorized by Miss
Mary E. wilkins to read her stories Mrs. Wnslow-
Whose New York readings have been given under
the auspices OF Mrs. AsOr Mrs. G. ;. Bowdon, Mrs.
Joseph H. Choae, Hiss Furniss Mrs. Henry c. Potter,
Mrs. Oracle King, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs.
!. H. Vanderbilt, Mrs. BcnoIi Lockwood, Ms. Thomas
". Ward ir., Mrs. H. II. Derby, Mrs. Chester GrlswOld
ana Others-will begin course OF four readings at Inc
lhNiSe OF Mrs. IiCnaid NJ Hunt, No. = North washing
ton square, on March 20 at j O'Clock. Mrs. Wiua!DW
VIII read IRON Miss Wilkins, MIR. Nplng, Mr.. j. NJ.
Barrie and other authors.
Adele Sandr0ck. a distinguished German actress win
shortly arrive In America, and viii appear the
emotional actress who lls thrown all the German
ccs into ecstacies.' This astonishing lady ind ed
Is Thought to be equal 10 Sarah EcrEhardt, Rachel
WOlter DSe and other celebrated great tragcdicnncs
only she is superior 10 all Of them personal beauty
and CHARM" Fraulein sandrock left Bremen for New
York the steamer Allcr
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Queens Shilling" and q" Unclcs WIFI: saturday mat.
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