New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
Aprn!. Il BE acted BIN Sykes in ~ol,y.r

A,hery-a fine comedy, produced at the va sides
vile Theatre, London, by n ]. Montague. David
on the 2glst night Of The Two Roses" Irving
IeeI F's win remarkable effect, THE Dream
Bn,-This year Irving Joined H l. Bateman's
ePber He Sh acted LYS agdav TB Ba45eau IN
r = 5ngneI !. "a drama adapted from La Petite
riSn ss saa as Fans P5ses Is ka9T9
Fan Sqsa ~fs Ions popular and sgoGess as
OGt9oer q He acted Alfred Jingle. In Pick
November S-Ee acted Matthias in The
re 5e.is: Tor the first time and gained one of
9 his9Ty Thss psee SVEN Isl lines II
Bells Is an adapta ton BY Leopold Lewis. from M
me french play Of lie Juif Polonais, by NM.
the adapterI -
w by ny advice and against Mr.. Batssnan's
beneEe IN It much h When persuaded the man
prejudice against that sort Of romantic play.
1t was given on November IS 1871 to a very poor
hoi iHG zTP Pay e oa III, f9s same me
basis called Paul zegers." adapted by F. {.
at the Royal Alfred Theatre. with Mr.. Charles
f a9TG9ur n the prnGPs part This was
Of Matthias was James " Wallack; jr. who
the R5s d3 B2 6e wnd Ws acted at
the Iyceun In association with The Bells"
september IS he acted, for. the first time.
a. wis W5ch Bad s co or nar Tepr 9y
sensations. A beautiful play and noble poetic
s7S-Anril 49, He actsd for the first time Eugene
Aram. in ". G. Wtls's play Of that name.
September q. He acted Richelieu. in BuIwer's
drama; for the first time. The piece ran for
ls743--Fe6Tuery. :; Philip" romantic drama by
and Irving, acted Philip.
October 81. irving acted Hamlet, with pro-
bred consecutive representations at the London
unpTecedented and un1arai,eied achieve i2 An
1S75-Julv / Irving presided. for the first time at
he Of haa md
ssPfenber IS He made his first appearance
l87s-Fe6ruary a Irving acted otheno.
april Is He acted Phi , p II Of Spain in Tenny-
son pay e. Iq le9 7 MaTy Surface =, .b.
school for scandal for the benefit Of ]. B,
Tsrao in Kinr s0 Rens anghteG and sn
1es2fne - ~ AZ soanaz FROM sE-nge1a Arano" aid
t'The Bellies stratagem Htien Faucet acted
with him. as Notwithstanding her last appear
ance on the London stage. Helen Faucit died
December = An Address was presented to
Irving. BY the graduates and undergraduates Oh
December Is He made his appearance at the
London Lyceun. as Macbeth ..
edy of Richard III" to the -disregardlng
Cibber and using the original text,-and acted
clared Ito this recorder) that the Cibber version
IS after all more eIecflye on Inc Stsge slin
edwin Booth made the same experiment ana
reached, and stated to me, the same conclusionD
Irving received from W. H Chlppendale the
swo;G that Edmund kean used WueL paying
He received from Dr. Canton the. Order Of s.
George worn by kcmund heah as ~ Ll@i G -
q ring once owned and worn by David Gar4Ick
and 1 bu 10 &c in ' The IL Lyons Mail adapted BY
Charles keade from the tTe11n oIaIit4 S OF a.! lie
Autumn irving visited Dublin. and gave
reading Of Richard H. Trinity CoIIege
IS7g-March 6. He appeared al the Lyceum Lon
don as Louis XII First time and great per-
June tis-S ) He acted vanderdecken, in play, by
Percy Fitzgerald and W. e. wis, on the leg
end Of the Flying DETERMINATIONS FAesshoe
August T. He laid the cornerstone Of the
Hal borne and Edsbaston Institute, at tolTLn4lls
Mrs H l. Bateman. lessee and manager OF
the London Lyceum Theatre dled on s aus u.s. , &C.
1915. almost Immediately thereafter LEt1nS
succeeded her as lessee an9 IlanaEs. 5 q LIs- ~
Iel"-Rith Ellen Terry as Ophelia.-a part Wn!cn
she then acted for the nrst tine. aIlu ~ =" ~
she attained to perfection The Tragedy was
1s7s-Aprti Il Irving revived The Lady Of Lyons.
and acted Claude Melnotte, Ellen Terry acted
SEPTEMBER 70. He reopened the Lyceunl, with
ssPse5ef 2 He revived Te-,, ,hs Iron Chest"
EP3 ov aGrGa fTvfL produced THE Merchant
Of Venice and S pTs sd9eess The fh act
Of the comedy was restored. Ellen Te.Iy save
a remarkably brilliant impersoEauon Of PoFua:
The Merchant OF Venice" was performed Tor
OF ShakespearIan drama and mus iaT' UIp@1
December 10 irving 6CIeO 44Soy N+@A-e' 10
the BENEFIT Of William Belford, "a. -
lSSo-He acted Count Trisran Lor 5ae lying
Ellen Terry. who acted 1oianthe'-h ming
sePePeF Is He PT9d a and Ihf Fa6 S0TSG da
Franchi Dion Boucieants aqaPtat0n 9s Of ,,te5
and II had 1870 performances. William Terriss
acted NJ De Chateau Renaud; -r-.o.- +,,,o
lS-Janua d r6 5e' c6p pou' Play BASED on Ds
CIaris Mulleribus," by PlutaTeh. and acted
The corsican 3 others and The Cup were
acted till ADrl g. ISL, and the latter was . IRea
Beiie's stratagem.'' THE Cup" was acted 1T
una! Mas 2 Henry Irving and Edwin Booth acted
together. at the London Lyceum-Bootn as
0+GeIIo and Irving Iago
May 3 Booth played Iagos and Irving played };1ss
Otheilo ''Othello' was acted twenty-five t!mes
This was memorable engagement. The attend
ance was numerous and the reGetpes were 'H1 &C.
yIhs % irving took a benefit. acting The
Bs and with Ellen Terry 5 as Hen sa ns RRiayso
July % ne egaitn Prg4s bbGo1 al the IneAtFioai
December e. He re-opened the Lyceuu, with
1850 ,Ia-oB %I Il He produced Romeo and Juliet
and acted Romeo. wi,E Ellen g. CO. q Stel
That tragedy was given III Jqiy II, r. wa5 esyyea
run OF $50 Ie Noticed Much ADO About
Notbfns and aeted Benedick With Ellen Terry
as Beatrice The comedy had IL representa-
lssne Is For benefit Of the Roy g7i8 co RS
irving as Macaie. and J. L Toole as S5roB,
Ellen Terry. Ada Cavendish Henry H0We > a 81
J.
Thomas Thorne were in the cast
June % Irving said farewell TO the LonooA
public on the eve of his first visit 70 America
The programme comprised Eugene Aran ahG
Tue Bellies Stratagen2, the latter CONDENSED
into one act. j. l.. IoOie appeared, IN - g
q Magistrate, Sims Reeves and ,ierber{ reeves
sang and Irving made a farewell speech.
July farewell banquet to IrylHg was even
at St James's Hail. London LORD Chlef JusLICe
CcIeridge presided. James Russell LoWeI4 was
one OF the speakers.
Juiv Q A farewell supner 20 Irving was given
at the Garrlck Club. 5. 3. Bancroft presided and
spoke and among the speakers VINO toHoWed
irving we're J. L. Toole Lawrence Barrett J.
( Clarke John T Raymond and NJ BeTton