New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
THE LONDON SEASON WANING.
JEAN DE RE.SzKE'S ILINESS-MRS- LANGTRY'S
SEASON AT TIE HAYMARKET


London July l6.-Both the theatrical and musical
seasons are rapidly waning. The new ventures OF
Sarah Bernbardt at the Royal English Opera House
have been only partial successes. The scenery OF
Theodore" having been returned 10 Paris. she fell
back on. Phede." After splendid performance on
Thursday the audience was startled TO her fall
tsinting while she visiting friend in box after
the fourth act which she played with exhausng
passion. She soon recovered and was able to finish
the play without visible effect upon her acting.
The illness Of Jean de Reszke has upset the re-
mainder OF the opera season and prevents the pro-
ducton Of Otello" Physicians have made thorough
examination of his chest. but they found no evidence
Of lung disease beyond slight catarh in the upper air
passage. which they say was brought about through
bis neglect to take a rest after his trying American
He has gone 10 Montedoro to recoup his health
and will not sing Europe again before he returns To
America. NJ. de Rcszke has taken numerous valu-
able prizes on the Russian turf this Horses
bred in his stables competed in many and ono
Of them IS the largest winner Of stakes in Russia.
Sir Arthur sullivan, who making satisfactory
progress toward recovery from the attack OF renal
calculus with which he suffered. had slight relapse
during the week. lie has recovered however. and
has resumed the work Of completing the opera which
Is 10 be produced at the savoy Theatre.
The GOring Thomas memorial concert on Wednes-
day the proceeds Of which TO be devoted TO forming
a Gorlng Thomas scholarship at the Royal Academy
u Music netted nearly 81 OOO Miss Emma Eames.
Madame NoIdica and large number Of those most
eminent In the operate profession gave their services
Baroness Burdett-C Outts. who was present at the
weekly meeting OF the Theatrical Ladies Guild.
Society Of actresses who are working for the benefit
Of their poorer sisters expresses herself as delighted
with the object and scope Of the society. ana mas
promised TO take samples Of their work TO the Chicago
Columbian Exhibition.
Beerbohm Tree intends TO make tour Of America
within year. lie will probably revive his Hamlet
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his repertory.
Mrs. IAngtTy will appear under her own manage
nent at the IIaymarket Theatre during the tempo
rary absence OF Becrbohm Tree. II was at the nay
marke; Theatre that Mrs Langry made her debut as
an actress. She will produce new play by Haddoh
Chambers, and has prepared for emergency by ac-
eeptng now play by Edward Rose
Some few days ago the children OF Prince Henry
Of Battenberg met Sangcrs circus procession as II
was pa sing through Windsor They were delighted
with the show and when they went home they were
so full Of what they had and told the queen
such wonderful of the magnihcence OF the
wagons and the ferocious aspect OF the animals thai
Her Majesty ordered private performance OF ne
circus at Windsor Castle for their exclusive benefit
The Queen and Princess Beatrice, wife OF Prince
Henry, witnessed the performance from carriage
The proposed performance 81 SheHeys Tragedy
= The CencI," by the Shelley Society. on THURSDAY
last, resolved itself, owing to the Censors profbi
ton, into sort Of costume recital OF the last TWO
scenes. In these Florence FarT as Beatrice dis
Mater 5.llsbury sailed on the Hamburg American
Line steamer Fucrst bismarck from southampton TO
DAY living trip 20 Chicago: in connection with
Buffalo Bits" arrangements at the Chicago Coumtian
Exposition.