New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14

greeted them.
lea" gathered and set down by Joseph Hatfen
VINO had accompanied him on the tour was
June Irving presented to Lawrence Barrett.
e. fhe c!ose OF BaTretts engagement at the
George. formerly owned by Edmund Kean and
IN t BY fRat great ~ aca9 1881 In ry Rehsod III
me London Lyceum and played a round of
produced 'Twelfth Night" and acted Maiyo DO
EtIen Terry appeared as Viola;
Lyeeum Dramatic Company making their sec
ond visit to America, sailed from LIVERPOOL
September % 'S They la landed YS at Quebec
November 10. Irving reappeared IN New-York
at the Star Theatre. presenting Tine Merchant
November 1s Twelfth Night" was presented
Mavoo ana E ns Terry as Viola S.h irving as
November &c. At the Star Theatre. New-York
America. l''s0 i'Ar-'s' 40 ''' H'1' 'iine IN
December 6. The engagement at the New
Phiiadeiphia, December 5, passed chrfstmss a an
Ptttsburg, and appeared in Cleveland. Deem
4 At Chicago. Irving acted Eugene
January 90 IrvinE's first performance IN
America. of Richelieu. was given. at Chicago.
NewYorS a1d 6 ae there er TN Ipr Te
enEagernent began with Eugene Aram," its
The following cities of America were profess
s h years vsse and PY Vs EF an
Brooklyn; Washington; Detroit; Buffalo: New
Springfield; IndIanapOls; Cincinnati; Boston
Chicago; Pittsburg3 ST Louis: Columbus; Balt-
Lyndon; Hamilton, and TORONTO.
Irving acted Hamlet. and Ellen Terry acted
MerG b 80 g, 1 1n ds4f g s55 Msos
Theatre At Harvard University and this was
w The f2EGT Rg sPIs2dd egdsP osa
April g. farewell banquet to Irving was
guests were present. Speeches were made By
ter William Dorsheirner Parke Goodwin Morton
MacMichaeI and Charles Francis Adams jr
April Z Irving and Ellen Terry sailed aboard
the Arizona, for Liverpool The Lyceum Com
pany sailed. April g, aboard the City OF
September Irving reopened the London
that excellent play at the Lyceum and first ap-
Terriss acted SOU re Thornhill. and gave the best
performance Of his life
Irvings aunt. Mrs Webb and his cousin.
Mrs. Haddart. resident in San Francisco. were
mentioned at this time, in the press, furnish
October %. OLIVIA" at the London Lyceun.
had its Tooth consecutive represen lion;
December II. Faust" was produced, at the
London Lyceum. and Irving acted Mephistophe-
les. fer the first time. Ellen Terry acted Mar
garet The cost Of the production was set down
at $4,000. The success was extraordinary.
36.-July %. At e morning performance, at the
Lyceum, Irving acted Matthias and Jeremy Did
der for the benefit of The Actors Benevolent
Fund Of London and gained E700
Lyceum. WIlls's play OF Faust having mad
1SS consecutive performances.
panied by q party OF friends, including Ellen
Terry 4Ie passed several days in New-York
and visited Newport and other cities, bat oil
not act lie visited William Winter. at Staten
Island lie returned TO England. at the end OF
September II. He reOpened the London Lyce-
7-June l Irving produced. at the Londoa Ly,
ceum. new version Of Lord Byron y eTner..,
made by Frank Marshall The London Times
Werner is terribly vivid in its truth"
Ellen Terry appeared as josephine the VINE
Of Werner, wore gray hair. and was very oeau-
July IS. Irving closed the season at the Lon
w November 11s S Irving and Ellen Terry began
their thild season on the American stage at Inc
Star Theatre. New York, producing ':F FAY
November Y. Irving. at the n Y Star inca
America-Sas an after piece to The Bells
December 10. The New-York engagement was
December T. He appeared IN philadelphia at
the Chestnut Street Opera House ., - .o+.5
T)eceTnber - He produced OLIVIA ana acleo
Dr. Primrose. for the fTst time in America;
Tlen Terry gave her beautiful perioG "a ot o.
Olivia and great success was cameo oy OoLLl::
December Is The Philadelphia engagement
fMem.-The first performance ever given OF
OLIVIA occurred March 30, ls!s at me Lon,
e e6d Hern " vein as Dr. Primrose
s@February 70 Henry Irving and Ellen Terry
94Ppsar s9 II r Ne Prim2ose and oviaGeoTge
Alexander played Squire Thornhil! Ito. l.,
company with william Winter, Frank Marshall
and Ernest A. Bendal. - 1---,-,
presented The Dead Heart" and acted ROBERT
Landry. - -, .-5o-
o-sep ember 20 Irving produced at the L0n0oD
Ivceum the play o. "Ravenswood, by HerLLan
Mervale. based on scotts noyel OF me RT Iier
If Ianmeruoor," and acted RavensWood f1lIS4l
Terry played Lucy Ashton Mr.. WililaTn A1acA-
intosh made a exceptional hit as CaIs0 6Aiuei
July IL Last times that season, at the Lon ON
con Lyceum, Of THE Corslcah 6Eo'iie1S 3
July g. The London Lyceum season was
NV q. Irving and Ellen Terry acted at
Gloucester, England. for the benent OF t L1aI
dredth anniversary Of the opening OF the theatre
se enfs G Is Irving delivered an address at
c,s1terbury on occasion Of the unveiiing Of the
statue of christopher Marlowe. In the Market
2F rae Ga wa He produced Henry VIII and
acted Wolsey. Ellen Terry acted queen hstn@-
The London. Lyceum season of 1912 closed
% November TO- At the London Lyceum Irving
produced King Lear and ACTED 6gdsie Lear for the
rst time Ellen Terry acted 6e CI Pordon Lyceum,
produced Tennysons play Of "Becket ana scted
Becket for the first time. Ellen Terry 9c10U
July q irving Ellen Terry ard T6,t the xa ayf 56sTp
fouTfh professional expedition across the At
lantic. ~. O,,.L.o
ATSHst e. They arrived at San Francisco
september 1. Irving and Ellen Terry maze
+beir first appearance the San FRANCISCO
stage. presenting The Bells" and Nance olo-
lit November s. Henr. Irving and Ellen Terry
onened Abbey's Theatre, New-4ork Win
December Henry VII, was presented With with
Irving as WOlsey and Ellen Terry as Quee"
peeember 30 Their NewYqrk s e9g gaeta9
e.torat II outs XII =" THE Bells, The Me-
oFSTf Of venice" The Lyons Mail" Nance
0jSfald and ''Olivia. -
!. T-s6TIiarV o. Irving and Ellen Terry reap
rod in New-York, ar abbey Ihestre NOV;
- Enfrkerbocker Eheatre). playing Beckst ana
JJ55iee.arnnnd This engagement lasted till Marcn
10 and It was devoted TO Becky; o1Vs ard
..!v1,orjes I Much Ado About nothing anu
THE Merchant Of Venice - os -,
March l. Irving and Ellen Terry appeared III
SIarrb IS Irving appeared az me Sanders
Memorial Theatre in Harvard UhiveTsl'y' anu
" ~ $500 AZ, address on Individuality
March II The Boston engagement was en 1q
80 n a-rilLen tribute from Ieal-