New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

over period OF seven weeks and has been both easn
and successful Mr. Moss, well as hr bryant M t Se
Pnse. On the 10th OF August Mr. BTy ant VIII set @ ~
caiorna TO play. in San Francisco an engageeu' We V
commend him most heartily 70 the hosPmany P ym m end
theatergoing public OF the GodeR Scter humorous
without cOarseness, and national without
Miss Lotta will make her first appearance at
wanaeEs Theater this evening in "Tbe Pet OF inc
coats and Family Jars" few changes gesNsePe % re how
ever, remains at the post OF stage h work hard
d Scn G iT verv Iaborions and thankess positions Sss
IOtta is said 20 be wonder OF EFet'inesS "
spirits al.
mic Cheater drew together good audiences all Bast week
sCoiumbus Reconstructed" keeps its place; eat Inc Inc
Fast Man" has been superseded oy te ate % Ie
land "a very well known piece IN which MI Brougnam
plays ftnGtee IN very graceful anu % S nccsn%a
awkward working Of the scenes at this thear IL is pu
iSe olympic stage was constructed mainly with view
to dramas Of the French school which necessltate Oy
made while the curtain is dOwn-and THAI peculiar fe
tres IN this STYLE OF construction make 1t often imposS
BILE TO change smoothly in presence OF the au
enoe The stage-management here just now, is under
the direction Of Mr.. Thomas T. Morris
Mr.. Fox and Little Boy Blue" remain at
Barnum's Museum. The pantomime has made a great
hit tits very comic, have said and we cordially
hope that all the young people will be taken to
sec st. There generally tendency TO vulgarlze panto
snihed IN that way and commend it source
OF real pleasure TO children and of amusement 10 an
1.-THE Black Crook" at Niblo's Garden VIII
reaen its S2Oth representation this evening IL sun
attracts large audiences-though If observation oe
correct the attendance is somewhat falling ON M IN @ IHe
country cities the Black Crook distemper sun pre-
walls and learn that the rural managers are lnanS
arrangements "a do good business IN can next se1So'
We heartily wish them the most disastrous failure IRE
should all the mercenary theatrical spectators IN tRe
country ride to grief ON this form OF shankss mare m ~
would be well for the stage, and most gratifying 10 al
who respect the drama.
"Nobody's Daughter"-the new play, by Mr..
Chandos Fulton and Mr. F. G. Maeder, based on Miss
Braadons novel of "Diavola will be acted tonight,
RegnOlds win personate Jenny Mtson and Mr., >. n;
Mortimer VIII ne enact {ne Pa M Miss BTaddcn and of meio
drama have thus an opportunity OF pleasing the pecu
liar taste.
Julia Dean concluded her engagement at the
broadway Theater on Saturday evening She Will, how
oyer appear there once mOre-tOmOrrOw nigh-the oc-
casion being that Of the benefit Of Mr. William Moore,
will likewise participate in the performance Tonight,
Mr. J. II. Jack will take benefit We trust @ that Line Inc
OF this week the Broadway Theater will be closed ~, A
novel drama is in rehearsal there 70 ne emf
there next season. when she will essay some OF the cha
aeters that have been made famous here OF ae' ny
Madam Ristori.
The Georgia Minstrels (the original slave
oupe, are giving series of very good entertainments
in negro minstrelsy, at No. coo Broadway
A pantomne called "BOreas may be seen at
the BCWery Iheater Inc NaIlO fdulhy 1IPO"i q" ~
Mr. John L. Jones' the treasurer Of this theaer VIII
receive benefit there next Friday He has perorIned
arduous duties with integrity ana courtesy ana
substantial testimonial on this OCCASION
AT Matinee on Saturday last, at Banvards
new Museum, Miss Mary Scott appeared in farce and
made very agreeable impression on her audience Miss
Scott evinees merry temperament ana II tt stdEtn
and graceful dancer; and there Is reason TO anticipate
that experience will make her good arce actrrss
variety Of entertainment will be offered al me Museum
during the week. Manees being given on wednesday ang
Saturday. s----e--s,-....tt. 40
in q new hall and with new company
Messrs Griffin and Christy will resume operations to-
night IN the sphere of negro mnstrelsy The new hall Is
The cOmpaHS has been carefully selected, Is large ana
comprises performers Of rich and various talent;
Messrs Griffin & Crsty have often heretofore Illustrated
their talent and skill as managers and we can have mo
doubt that their new season VIII be wei ! DfgTn ana
Schei performer in this troupe We should note mat ae
Friday evsnDg last thus Informally dedc"uns the Nc"
enterprise. sT. IL - =
THE FOREIGN DRAMA
Mr.. L. P. Barrett has made his first appear
hnce in London at Surrey Theater as Areh'9ee t
.vle ia the drama OF East Lynne" The selection Was
not very judcious for the display of MI Brrets pec,
I The The critics Miss Heath played L0dy Isabel
W. The French company performing at the ST.
yopoes,s Tleater have made a hit with la Famlle
Bepoiton" London critic thonghtfully and well Ire re-
marks that this comedy is admirable as taaT w hs
ness and speculation and 10 extravaganee ~ dress ad
the high merit OF never
from farcical incidents, but always Io Ihe lCles VI
men, or from the peculiarties OF human chafScEeI'
The son and nephews of the Sultan attended
aperformance Of the Bche Bois," at the Forte st.
Martin Theaer Paris and are said TO have MANIFESTED
great interest in various fairy scenes.
Mr.. Blackstone lately took his annual benefit
and made his annual speech, at the London Haymarket
He promised. for next season. new comedy by DIT:
Wesfland MarStOn author of The FaVOrlte OF Fortune
and a new drama by Mr.. FalcOner. who Wants
Guinea written by George Coman the 1OungeTh Iooo
was revived on this occasion
The fOundatiOn-stOne of the new Standard
Tbeaer shoredltch was land the sd Of July II viii
ne much larger than the old one and will nearly equal
I'm size Her Maiesy's Theater The main building Is 49
feet long and wide: the hight of the auditorium "A feet
and of the stage "a This elevation will permit the
scenery to descend instead of being worked nom the
sides The depth of the stage is 6l feet ana he WIDEST
mart of the horseshoe This enormous edce, the re-
suit of private enterprise WILL 1t Is Intended open III NO
VemDer.
A London paper says that new theater, on
the site Of St. Martins Hail. will be opened at Christmas;
and il asserted TO be probable that Mr. Fecter will re-
opeu the Lyceum a short season. from September TO
5rstmas: after which, is rumOred that the theater
will he under the manag cement OF Mr.. Charles Dillon
At Hamilton, Canada West (OntariO), Mr..
Frederick Robinson late Of Theater srepOrted
70 have made great hit in Othello'
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