New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28

Richard III The cast Is rs follows: uoveIho' W.
ncham Mr.. Andrews; the Rev. John wilson, "i'
| uarkns: the Rev. Arthur Dimmesdale, Mr. Mans
field: Roger ChilllngSorth. Mr.. Ferguson Mas.er
Brackett Mr. Griffith; Captain Hiram Weeks NY
B,rbidge Hester prynne Miss Cameron; Dnme iiar'-
ley Mrs Brutone Mistress Barlow, MISS UIlaaeh ;
| Mary Willis. Miss Cambridge; Pearl. MISS 1unot nc
Grignan Mr.. Mnnsneds engagement Is nltco 10 'hree
weeks At the beginning Of the second week, Monday
evening september 10. Mr.. Mansfield viii be seen as
Grimaldi in lSouccaults play Of that name.
William H. Cranes company FOR the coming season
will include Miss Hattie Russell, Annie oNei"'
Gladys wae, Nellie patter. Maria Danter' MIS-
Augusta Foster Joseph shannon, George +. DE We're,
Lewis Baker George lackus, Adolph Jackson, J. L.
Indgett William ncrbcrb Harry brnham, william
J. Dean and Gus DE We're. The season viii open a"
chicago, VII september 20 -. a., ID.
MlS, isbeAe tIqanalL ~ present VIII MI, b hnr
nard Reer In australia WI not be Sen qrims nss
been engaged the leading support for Mrs B rharu
BeeIc. j. Uchey Will also he In the cast support
lng Mrs. Eecre her American tour.
Miss Fanny Davenport viii play lor Only swSny y,
weeks the coming Sea'on she VIII hot pay Mcs an ~
Eastern cities, with two weeks In Ne"-Orlrats' AZ
Mardi Gras time.
where Hermann resns will be offered to the public
at the rcs4aI opening Of MS hraIre On srP,ep "r
the stag. under the guidance Of the necrOmnncer him
sell, assisted BY Nine. hermann 1t Is nearly
three years since broadway Theatre goers enjoyed
lcrrmannS entertainment.
the Fourteenth Street Thealrc last season, VIII be
presented at that house again on september 10 Miss
Fanny Gillette and Edward H. Mawson VIII be seen In
their original parts assisted by competent company.
There was much disappointment among the actors
Interested In the National gme on account OF the Iin
actoss and the reporters Friday. Friday was IN
anucky day to set for such purpose, and another
attempt viii be made al the Polo Grounds on Tuesday
Frank Lincoln the humorist. has returned to New
York after absence Of SN years in The course o.
remain heir through tile autumn and wnter.
George W. Floyd Will begin a series Of SUNDAY night
1es viii b. varied In character and will embrse vocal
and Instrumental music Of high quality l.. u,o,
Miss Jennie Ycamans viii star with Frank Wlniamss
company at The Huou Tlestrc. beginning With a
The manager OF Edor:do promises to produce some
shcw There viii be new stage effects, new tabeaus
aud some pretty and extensive Lallets. To-day there
Franko assisted by the Eldoiudo band OF sixty. The
soloi.s Miss Win Knox. Miss Rosa Lind. inc
whose playing this season has earned for him good
reputation. The band Will play the salvation Army
Se rce a " pnSshd " Sasoe eDp' Of te
Academy OF the Dramatic Arts embodies large amount
don; The royernns board Of the Academy is Rre-
sided over By Franklin II. sargent, the founder The
rcctorship Of Eugene Wiley Presbrey. The graduates
citation Of which Miss Emma V. sheridan Is president
and OF which prominent members are George Fawcctt.
SasepS Adsma MANS fas H'Ssss
Fischer. Miss Annie O'Ne Frederick Vroom
Miss Dorothy DOR. Miss Blanche Walsh
and Miss Edith Chapman The history Of
the Academy and full description Of the different
departments Of instruco arc given, including the
novelty OF course for the study OF playwrghting
The value OF the Bcrhcl-y Lyccum the future
home Of the Academy l. made evident In the Illus
tia'ions ~ the theatre and other parts Of that build
ing.
Levy. the cornctis has been playing Ia Lincoln
Park Philadelphia. the last two weeks. SisSlcrrcta
Jones the Black Irti.7 has been singing AT Asbry
Park ard saratoga. She gave four concerts at
Asbury Park, the receipts averaging Soli 4 concert