New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12


DAILY. Sir Augustus Harris and Lady Harris and
Marcus r. Mayer her fellow passengers on the
American liner were not far from her AT tho
time. Seldom. indeed. has ship come INTO port
with so many people prominent In the theatricaI
world. Mr. DAILY and Miss Rehan had been absent
from New York for year, and 1t was with
considerable enthusiasm that the well-known owner
of Days Theatre, when seen IN his uptown ONCE.
said that he was glad to get back to the city.
Mr. Daly naturally spoke with pride OF his eX-
perences in London. His theatre IN that city had
become In the course OF the year one OF Inc hrSt-
known In the English metropolis. II had been h4c4
nightly through a long season. and had been the
scene OF the triumphs OF an American actress anu
an American company.
when / frs; went 10 London" said NJ. DAY.
II did not know exactly what the public wanted.
All pioneer attempts are difficult and hard work =
necessary to find the right pa'h along which 10
tread. | was uncertain whether the people wished
- hear German plays ~ the modern school or
p,avs Il other schools. Bat soon discovered that
they wanted Shakespeare. and gave .hem shake
spcare We closed our season win 'Twefih y Shi
and can certainly say iha; u was a succeed
great success. Last sumner "" gave the 'Iimin;
- the Shrcw' and rs You Ike H. and they, too.
me, great favor wish tie thea're-go.ng public of
London.
"The public welcomed ne AMI gave rs the hearth
&c, -ecert.on The managers" aided Mr.. DAILY.
with a smile. On answer = the reporters qurf-
ton well suppose they dil not Tx" u go well
They DO no; Ike people % tai" their slNprnr"s. !
suppose. They rea;'A me well. A'.ey y. hl' 'h"
noo,Ie showed Interest from the start. Nou can
form an idea % this when say That when w. nrs'
ulayel my theatre hal 80 stalls hut was soon
Obliged 20 ala ninety more. Du-e anI H"rnhar!t
both played surccssfui Icagi.sh engagements ia my
house The theatre has nD~ good standing Hal
We not closed soon "" should probably raw"
been summoned E, Niadror n arrangements %
.,1 al f.as nm To- e dIl wait long
enough after TIE Queen had returned - the ca Tie
I, was desired that SO play the 'Fof~-ters ther"
Mr.. Day purchased n"in''i ~ h'" p.''' me
abroad. hut he prefers not - give thor 'is or i"'
,...,r.s - ,h.fr author. several 90 'h. Iirc.a'
-. 80. ,,f.h , ,,lotl. IN lie eve ar. spanish
h. ".r' o. WIZ f., ,,.. (-,., former
,.uerleuccs :, keep their names for myself When
,.f.-. ,,' ,f,,,,,l,y o, certain Ger
ol7c'F'!'I '''''' ''
man pays Tor Amer.c-. other manager zoo" ''F'.'-
l'e~ Of it, 30 not oa'- to re'', 'A,' eNI,Flea,-.
-hali FAY 'O"''''' '''-
sch0nihan"
Mr. Dalv IS equally silent rs 90 the names OF soy
"a -, 49,. ,,, ,tl.1 ., mis- c,,nt,,rv
There are four IN al. two Americans "nl 1870 Eng
-,
Il DO not wish to h"T'.4 'H'i"' Ut S'''' my WI
show what hey can d. at the proper NM, NJ n,,,
sail tia; hls to"n thcati" wol.d b. oi.nei Tor a
preliminary season" on August - "A Night on
viii j. played for three weeks by ms road c';npany.
The company WIFI then 60 on tour 10 H'sion;
MIshugtOD l.DuIHFllf, HltfiFO anu
s., Louis Miss Rehan viii appear for the mrs.
,,,no In Nos,on on September - at the Hobs Street
Thraire The play Is to BE- twelfth Night" Oiher
iic.re, rar pieces are to h. given later
10 tbc COMPANY with Miss Kchan - be-
Crnran Clarke and John VI. Craig. Aftrr leaving
y5,s,n Miss Rchan Will also % t. Chica.o Phila-
dciuhla 81 Louis and Louisville. where she made
her nrst appearance I'm play hy Shakespeare.
When WI a yohne giIl. The Two COMPANIES win thcn
a,'u ahou, November H. The Shakespeare
ElIh,ns 49, 49, ,.iU bn ,,tvcn frs,
- 49, ry.d con,ronv leavcs DoI,s Theatre I'm
r''''' va - 80
;;,'dIcHs ronnanv viii be- the attraction for some
nm, nm. , uiH priv .,tt has baI " rr.at .ur.
neie o,rag and think II shouid havs I'm Ncw
nork. from oII a"' ,,,are,p, in Au.,r
Mr.. Daly has Decided To- divide bis dine in the
future betwccr London and York. Ills com
phnS, MN " ~, ~ q, ,ut,,, t,r ,ho s,"son TO-
,a,e slI,nt ,' r. ,b fa ir IntnnIs g. re-
vivc several "f snake .peat" .ays H.Nt Spring III
London re u0e, no! 'at" rNs,rp I ,bo, he
ones at vre cent l., ieo rcgaf'ing ,mho, he ne
added JUST az 40 IN reIercn'c l" NAMING , IN"
author nave ani3"h h f Iny so ma n1
take advantage OF the announcement and precedc
IN, IN Ir i i, ,r ,hn cjt~ for he nres"nt
,, our i,nt' for vi he w"rk to cone
Sir AUGUSTUS harris, on, oi ,nr 1e'is , Sos
o accent p hoycycr Is cross between that Of c
zen Of Boston and a man Of London town AT
the Waldorf Hotel where he is snyh h sn1 ~hefS
bear considerable reseemblance to the Prince Of
Wales. The hairs on his head are not much more
nv the hamccIor Of The German Empire lie is
rather heny s@ OWN GPG gray rc
H%mhn hos and dark beard sreae with
gray ne kes To- nov rs 'o nv S,I -
on the whole impress 'ne ''S'o' "S "''" '''' VI
IL have really only come over here for bow you
know he said IN answer 10 ueouons' ed s nnt
Saturday. | want - take Httle look around Whlie