New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

misunderstanding has arisen about the copy
right-or the absence OF copyrighted The Sorrows
OF Satan" the stage version OF Marie Corellis
novel; which is announced for production AT the
Broadway Theatre this evening. The managers OF
the pay assert that the copyright OF the book. II
# exists a, all. IA detective and that anybody who
chooses has the right to make play OF i and put
sentative CT Miss Corel conbats this position. A
ng and IL VIII then he decided whether an appl-
cation shall he made for an injunction against me
theatre and the play assert that there is no danger
and that the production Will certainly take place
this evening.
Miss Julia Arthur Is suffering from attack
Of grip, and Wallacks Theatre was closed last
night II will remain closed tonight also. and II
tomorrow n Lady o. Quality" ia announced as
the bill.
Miss Cissie LOTUS also has the grip. and her
opening at Roster & BiaVs Music Hal! has been
postpon ID from next Monday night I'll week latsr
January 2
Two more victims OF the epidemic malady are
found among theatrical managers They arc
Harry Mann. OF the Knickerbocker Theatre ana
William Harris. OF the Garrick
Byron Douglas who Is playing the part OF Patty
de Clam In ION and on" at the Madison Square
Theatre will leave the company next week. ana
his place will be taken by Ralph Delmore Mr.
W WGngns T Ee no secrs S" Service while CT
le,te takes fortnghts rest. Reuben Fax whos -
moW PLAYING Inc nsr par, moth oi IN Tha Man at the
Herald Square Theatre. and his place VIII be TAKE"
by James kearney.
Miss Emma Koste- the daughter Of John Roster
OF Roster & Balls. who died some time ago. WI"
he married on January 10 c. G. Hupfel al ms
home OF her mother. No. 4S6 West Twenty-thifu-sS
The German comedy "a, the White Horse Iav'
ern" which has been turned into English by s!o
nov Rosenfeld has been acquired by Daniel arc
charles Frohman, who will produce II al Nh"aS"'
Theatre Monday. February g.
The ARRANGEMENTS for the Couldock benefit have
been completed. and the entertainment VIII y"
given IT the Knckerbocker Theatre on the AFTER
noon OF December 80 benefit was given FOR the
actor at the Fifth Avenue Theatre several seasons
ago The money thus raised was placed IN trus'
and certain sum out Of II allotted 20 MN rho
week The fund ran low som t'' n a. ~ give
another Almost simultaneously with this ,ue,,hhoJ
the old was taken sick ana on ms d h, ,,ls
grandchild. nine years old IN order To ara nariei
securing an education Joseph Jenerso larry out
Mr. Couldocks dying request. and they have, ar,
RANGED What hey by tss sabss rvn viii present
Mrs Ullary's Regrets Miss Annie Russell VIII
be seen in Dsnserneid 9S Mr.. Crane and mem en-.
hors n, his company will be seen In his Last Nv.
pearance": the Lyceum Theatre Company VII give
a new one-act play. entitled "A Rehearsal ar, an
Contribution by Joseph Jefferson will be read BY
William Faversham.
The one hundrcdih performance OF The N'iiss'
Postmaster" will be given at the Fourteenth Stree
Theatre on Tuesday evening. December y AFTER
the performance the manager will give New,
England supper the stage 10 the members W
the company and a few invited guesuA