New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-13

lie In Mr.. Leslie's play. whicn ~ an adap'auO" VI
NJ Emile Anglers Marriage d'Oymoc."
Caste was revived at The Coart Theatre on
Thursday evening with the following distribution
OF parts:
Ire Hon: George dAiJy........... Frank ,',mC r
rcc;es 19hn Hare Hare
sam G"rridgc ',pf Or rn,ds
Mnrquise &c 81, Maur Susie Vaughan
P Esther ssiih%cr.'......''..:....!MfMS h Harvey 1n
Nine. Melba made what Is said VII be her
Only Iordon appearance this season at the queen
Hall en- Wednesday afternoon. 1T q concert under
The management Of Mr.. Vest. The Australian
prima donna achieved her usual success.
The next new production announced at the
Strand Theatre is farce in three acts by A. BITS
son and A. Syivane It is entitled IAN Alive. on
The scene is laid in artists studio In West
Kcnslngton Tho cast is as follows:
ChcNynd Green. amateur painter. Arthqr Bogreh,e
81 sulc e sIDrs. p MI nsS y M Gerald Bron
Jacen Caretsrin. II Re3eccarboy. South Africa ,0
iohn "P Pra 1ss'S Grccns MARI Kirshone
James a.. Herbert Maule
kbrsaama a dealer Observation-Disclosures Clause Agnew
Mrs Borile Phyllis Broush,on
sivra Wensiey CSlr Georges May Parcy
Andromeda 'He''" MUS
Since his arrival In London Daniel Frohman has
accepted for early production at the Lyceum The
atre New-York four-act comedy dealing with
modern London society. 1t In by Louis y. Parker,
author OF Rosemary" and is entitled THE Happy
Life" Mr. Trohman has also secured the Amer
team rights Of a now play by Edward Rose. en-
tilted THE Days Of Old" which will be produced
here at the St. Janes's Theatre. and Of THE Prin-
cess and the Butterfly" both OF which he VIII
bring GU: next season at the New-York Lyceum
Edwin Gilbert has drama ized I'm the Golden
Days" q novel by Edna Lyall. and II Will. be pro-
duced at the Matinee Theatre the coming week.
ahricf Ia, IL ArptI
the Italian novelist poet and dramatst. is about 10
visit England and Scotland From here he goes 10
the United States for n trip OF six months, and
while there propo?es 10 ga her materials Tor DOCK
about America and Americans as seen through
Italian spcctaces Signor d'Annunzo's latest work
is a drama entitled 'The Dream OF Spring Morn
ing" written for Sgnora Eleonora Duse. who will
play It in Italian early next season at the Paris
Renaissance Theatre.
Mime. Sarah Bernhard. the lessee or the Renais-
sance announces that she hopes TO make II the
Pa ris home OF any foreign dramatic celebrities who
may desire to play before the Partisan public. Be
SIDES Sgnora Dust. she expects Sir Henry Irving
and Ellen Terry to appear at the Renaissance dur
ing the coming season Nine. Bernhardt's London
engagement begins next Thursday at the Adelphi
Theatre where she will open with Alfred de Mus
sets "LorenzaccO."
After the conclusion OF Mime. Retane's engage
ment at the Lyric Theatre that house will be re-
theatre in the autumn with The Sign OF the
Cross" TO be followed by Hamlet" and The Sill
yer King" After these revvals Mr.. Barrett hopes
to produce entirely new play. The Sign OF the
Cross" stiIl drawing well when 1t vas retired
last January after run Of over four hundred
nights In the autumn Maud Jeffries and Franklin
McI.eary will resume their PAGES In the cast, and
the par, Of Mercia will be intrusted Lillian Mac
Carthy, who has been playing the role In the
United States during the last season.
After weeks successful revival OF "Trilby" at
Her Majesty's Theatre, Beerbohm Tree again
changes his programme, and during the next two
weeks he will appear In THE Red Lamp" and
1.-The Balladmonger,' 10 be followed on June 26 by
"A Mans Shadow"
Instead Of being produced by Charles Wyrdham
at the Criterion Theatre Louis Parker and Murray
Carson's new flve-act comedy Change Alley" will
be brought out by George Alexander at the St.
James's Theatre. The date for the production Is
yet settled but II is not likely that II will take
place during the present season. Mr. Alexander's
next new piece is TO be THE Tree OF knowledge"
a comedy by Mr.. Carton. after which he starts
n short provincial tour with The Princess and the
butterfly" The Prisoner Of Zenda' and 'As You
Like H."
After "My Friend the Prince" has exhausted its
at the Garr1ck Theatre, Manager H. T. Brick
we'll proposes to produce William Glllettc's TOO
Much Johnson" which, under another form.
played at tn Prince OF Wales's Theatre some years
ago. Roth pieces. Mr.. Glettes and Mr. Yardley's
are adaptatons from q French play entitled La
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