New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

to go out backward and one VINO i not uSeu trst
is liable to run against SOMEBODY e'Se u "e''"''
the wall" . In cour,
DO you wear a sworu' anu e'' '
dress?" ,,. ,..ar ordi
nary morning dress, Just such as we nave o'
now Well you go into the room az 49, 49,
The Princess Beatrice stood beside ire Vueeli
when | went in. and General Garuihei ~. w.,
.ha thor eide Of her She used sword that
had belonged to his father NOBODY e'se Maa
present. Then, when you are III NV ~ hor
Of the Queen. you kneel on one 'Iu u,s She laws
and touch her hand with your lips 'ne , 's.
tho sword upon one of "our sboui1efs am ny, ~,
upon the other. and then she says: rise, 81
John or Sir Walter or Sir Henry OF WHAT
docs she not use tie full name?" some one
asked ,.. e. all ~
mo. only the name. Ana that Is al na, or
e. | am told that as 1ule the Q.ee" Nv 49,
saws ANYTHING except those words, eut III III!
case she added. as l rose. 1T gives me very
great pleasure - ,,r intro
drced Mr. Irving said: II think II must co''e
and | believe you will have 1t over here pe.ol1
we do 1t would combine theatre anu ST..
Of acting II the best acting cannot De 'a"sn'
a, least something OF it's technique can be, Jus,
as the technique OF painting or Of music can Dc
taught. good state theatre wouiu pc "'''
ure Of education for the peopi'
THE ROMANCE OF AMERICAN Hlslohh'
In answer to question as to what he Thought
Of the dramatic possibilities Of the early n's'o''
of America. Mr. Irving grew enthusiastic o'''
the picturesque and romantic features vi '"e
character and lives Of the Puritahs' tne 'o,o-
nists generally and the Indians as VIZ! a. ~,
GA rlv struggles of Americans ana the InO'u.'i'
In the story OF the young Country: ine %
tory of the country Is reflected IN ,ne au ,ha
ences Of the country. he SAID td,,resn,e
people here like the romantic. the iictuiess'd,uI
and the beautiful and 10 not WI mt TIE sOruiui!
realistic-the hospital problem That' al ieas''
has been my observation ,..a
l,Dla
TO come up to one OF the deck cabins TO meet
Hiss Terry. The little dog. Fdssy had soIe pos
session OF the room, and Mr. Irving began 10
tell a story of how Pussy was lost IN SOUTH
ampton and found his way beck ne; some
80 or 100 miles. to the Lyceum Iheatre.
Some one remarked that IT was ma Miss
Terry who came IN al 'he inoHe"'' " " ~
angel. ,o,,. how.
Miss Terry said she supposed everybody mere
was backing the Defender. and repNed' wheh
asked whether she was backing the NaiKyl1e:
ooh. no; | don't know anything ABOUT sucn
things: I'm not backing either. Bat you ought
to have that Americas Cup remodelled; us -
lit was modelled on your side" an American
WAS itq" said Miss Terry: 1.-The more shame for
o,,r eide then But do have il remodelled Mr..
St Gaudens could do 1t beautifully; lei MIN
do it."
Mr.. Irving could nc. say whether his country
men really believed that the Valkyrie would WIN
or not He said that there was great interest IN
the races in England. and he thought the hnensn
boat ought to win. Just 50 that the TWO countries
could have the cup In turn ana that "'eie9t
might be added to the contests.
THE TOUR AND THE COMPANY.
Mr. Irving and Miss Terry will start tomorrow
for Saranac Lake but they will stay there LOT
only a few days as their opening in Montreal
will occur week from tomorrow. The rest or
their tour will be as follows: September 20 to %,
N nOt Ohar
tober 2S TO december q. New-York; December %
TO January 4, Philadelphia: January TO H. ba BAL
timOre; January Is TO IS. Washington; January ~
10 o. Richmond. Charleston Savannah Atlanta
January q TO February l. New Orleans; February
3 to g. Memphis. Nashville. Louisville; FEBRUARY
10 to 10 St Louis; February Il to y, Cincinnau
February "a TO March q. Chicago; MSrcn 20 10
2s Indianapolis: March 80 to April 4. Cleveland
buffalo; April TO IL. Pttsburg April is 10 TO-
Philadelphia; April 20 to 25. Boston; April z. 10
May q Providence, Worcester Springnelo' HART
ford New-Haven; May to 16, New-fork:
In the party on the NewYOrk. besides Mr. nv
ing and Miss Terry, were Charles Abud, MI: ana
Mrs j. II. Loveday and Miss Aisa Craig. Some
OF the members Of the company are already mere
and some are yet to come. The company in
cludes Miss Julia Arthur, Miss Mary Rorke, MISS
Maud Milton, Miss Brenda Gibson. Miss Alice
Denvil Miss May Witty. Miss Mary Foster
| Miss +. de silva. Miss Asa Craig. Miss NJ Oak
| lev Miss d. Ball. Miss NJ. Holland, Mrs Cooper
| Mrs Valentine Mrs. +. Holland. Mrs. Lacy, Mrs
Byrne Mrs. Melsh, Mrs. Howson. Mrs Alien
Mrs Barnett. Mrs Inns. Mrs. Marion. Frank
Cooper II. Howe, F. H. Macklin, Benjamin Web
ster s. Johnson, s Valentine. +. Tyars Clarence
| Hague J. NJ. Harvey Sidney Lacy. Fuller Mellsh'
| John Archer George Black, Lionel Belmore. Raw
son Buckley, T. Reynolds. Herbert Innis, Geoffrey
Taylor X. Rivington. II. Porter, IL. Graham
X. p Tabb. Miss K. Davis II. w. Gushing, Mrs
Cushing Mrs Tabb. Mrs. Belmore, l.. Espinosa,
W. Stanley, Z. Morgan, Miss Espnosa, Miss
Brandon J. Meredith Ball. ]. Pitt, Herbert Savers
Miss X. Phelps, c. f. Howson, E. Hurst. j. II
| Allen H. X Barnett. II. Cook. w. Brunton, w.
Marion c. H. Fox, Mrs. NJ. Reid. Mrs. Brown. w.
Colinson, Mrs. s. Holland A. Fillery. j. Gould,
]. Russell, G. Fillery. A. Arnott f.. Beade. w.
| Burrel. j. Curtain. A. Jones. G. Biggs, w. Tenn
| pleton j. Alexander and G.. Powell.
| Mr.. Irving's next London season will begin a
, year from this month. He says that he shall
| open 81 with Julius Caesar" He will play Bru-
tus but has not yet decided on the rest Of the
! cast He still intends some time to play Napoleon
| in Nine. Sans-Gene"