The 100th performance of “Young Mrs. Winthrop” occurred January 12, 1883: the 150th, March 5. 1883. April. 7. Last performance (original “run”) of “Young Mrs. Winthrop” at the Madison Square Theatre. 9. First performance, by professional actors, Madison Square Theatre, of “A Russian Honeymoon,” by Mrs. Burton N. Harrison, produced under stage management of Belasco. June. 4. Last performance of “A Russian Honeymoon” and end of “the regular season” at the Madison Square. 5. Beginning of the “summer season” at the Madison Square, with first production of “The Rajah; or, Wyncot’s Ward,” by William N. Young, revised by Belasco, and produced under his stage direction. September. 1. 100th performance of “The Rajah” at the Madison Square. October. 31. 150th performance of “The Rajah.” November. 12. At the New Park Theatre occurred the first performance in New York of Belasco’s melodrama (revised for the occasion) of “The Stranglers of Paris,” which was produced under the stage direction of the author and the management of Charles Frohman: Henry Lee appeared as _Jagon_. December. 8. “The Rajah” was withdrawn at the Madison Square. 10. At the Madison Square first production of “Delmar’s Daughter; or, Duty”; by Henry C. De Mille, under Belasco’s direction. It was a failure and was withdrawn on the 15th. 17. “The Rajah” was revived at the Madison Square. 1884. January. 29. Last performance of “The Rajah.” 31. First New York performance, Madison Square Theatre, of “Alpine Roses,” by H. H. Boyesen; stage direction of Belasco. Georgia Cayvan, Marie Burroughs, Eben Plympton, and Richard Mansfield played the chief parts in this drama. April. 10. Last performance of “Alpine Roses.” 12. At the Madison Square Theatre, first production, on any stage, of Belasco’s drama of “May Blossom,” founded in part on his earlier play of “Sylvia’s Lovers”: produced under the stage direction of the author.