New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

Mrs. Minnie Maddcrn Fiske's one-act play, "The
Rose WAS played by Felix Morris. +. Gottschaik'
Walter Granville Miss Marie Iilyer and Miss Blanche
Burton members Of Miss Rosna Nokes's company.
This wa, Mr.. Morriss first appearance In New-lork
for the season. and NJ had n warm reception. "The
Big Four Smith, Martin Kennedy and Quinn, gave
most amusing performance and 80 did Nike ana
Lillian Quinn with the help Of really remarkably
trained dog. George Grossmth instructed the
audience in the composition Of waltzes French songs
and Irish songs. in his usual amusing ana ar'is'c
WAY. After him Nine. sophia scalch sang. and
then the French quadrc dancers gave their popular
dance, from The Black Crook" This was followed
by a remarkable and most amusing burlesque inita-
ton of a ballet by "We" Collier, Mark sullivan
pblip Ryley Helena Collier Ignacio Martinett, sam
Collins Miss Louise Allen and Winnie Henshaw
BIT the most important part Of the programme
was the trial scene from Aunt Jack" with the 1o-
lowing cast which IS nearly the same as the original
one at the Madison Square Theatre: >. BerHeiey
Bruc f. VI. Holland Caleb Cornish. EDWARD Ben )
Mr. .Iuln. Charles ". Butler; Colonel INehor'
Reub Fax: Lord II. John Brompton, Walden Ramsay
Mr. Justice hurdle, J. H. soddart; Associate Justice
H. : Mllwari Policeman. Odel Williams: Joan
Brvson Mrs Agnes Booth; Mildred. Miss Zenaide VS.
larc Mrs Ephraim = Van Streek Miss Emily Se"aru'
The following wcllquafed persons served on the
Jury W. II. Crane, fOrenap; Henry f. Abbey r.. w.
Gilmore Colonel W. l.. sim, John b. Schoenei, y. W.
Palmer Frank ". sanger, Eu9chc 'Oi"P"''' LAWN
Knowles Antonio Pastor Henry e. Miner ana frank
H. Murtha There was Il considerable amount OF
in this scene which hcard 1T tn Mad
son SQUARE Theatre You have been known for some
years. said Mr. 10 tie witness, rs Aunt JACK
have you not, a. have replied Mrs. Booth "Were
Won ever known rs Aunt Louisa y asked MI crane
No. Ms Booth replied. Aunt Lonsa Is dliferSht
person. 4, Aunt Louisa In court 2! Mr. crane coll
tinued NO. said Mrs. Booth again, Mr.. Gerry
would not let her come Tony Pastor here inter-
ulptcd ana said Perhaps can explain about Aunt
Louisa; she could not come; just now she IS having
a ht, What kind OF Il lit :" asked Mr.. stOddart
"A benefit" Mr.. Pastor replied. Did you ever
said Mr.. Crane TO Mrs. Eooth, know or hear OF Il
theatrical manager named John j. Sch0ehel!' Mas.
Booth thought for Il minute and then said: "fes, /
met him some years ago and he offered me an en-
gugement for lfe."
After the trial scene Mrs Annie leaniahs anu
Miss Jennie Yeamnns played dumb oiator.' and
then Aunt Louisa held reception on the stage In
full view Of the audience Among those VINO az
attended II Nine. Ion>i Mrs Clara Fisher
Ma,dcr Miss Dora Goldthwae. Miss Ellen Berg.
Miss LYDIA Thompson Miss Beatrice Morland. Miss
Bessie Clayton. Miss Madgc Dean, Miss Edna Wallace;
Miss T.. l.. Fernandez. Nils, Bilou fernaniez RobEd
Mrs. lester =. Gurlcy, Miss Beverly sitgraves ana
Miss Marie Tempest. Mis- tempest sang IN" lower
song from Faust ana , tm' nSm,',S''c " tow
lines OF written for her by captain Aired
Thompson. The lobby OF the theatre Wa s lui OF OF
charge of Nine. Cottrelly and Miss Lydia thompson
assisted by Misses Irene Everett Dora GOld hWalte,
Ii,Ic Lyons Annie Al,n Edna Wallace. Annie Elliler.
GLADYS Wallis Anna Boyd. Nadgc Dean, Leic rbury,
beverly SitsIcave.. Irene Jerome Edith kenward.
Ouceni. N.s,ar susie Allen and Rose Levy.
proceeds OF tie enertanucn would be. but the sum is
not likely to fall under S2,'oO