New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

RrVants Minstres, as usual, Will perform
every night. al their new hall
The last nights of MIR. Br0ushamS Lottery
OF Life" are announced at WaiacKs'
Barbe Bleu at Niblos, " Humpty Dumpty
OF the Olympic. CrOwdedhOuses at both.
Mr. Jefferson viii begin the new dramatic
in Chicago IL September, and alei"aIo Will pay
Mr. c. w. COuldocll is in town. from Califor-
MIA where his representations OF the domestic drama
have been abundantly successful
A sketch of the dramatic life of John
BrOueham appears in Tie Weekly Recieo Mr brouHhain
born in Dublin, III lelO, ana has written uP""" o
hxty plays
Sir Walter Scott, writing about certain stage
e1travagances OF Edmund Kean, styled linn copper
and success"
The dramatic company at Woods Metropo-
Dan Theater in its first season. VIII We learn iNG.nGe Me-
c. DAILY, and AR Lewis Messenger.
Mr. Edwin Rnotb, signor BrignOl, Mr.; j. IL.
tes g report reported to be rustlcatng Long Branch
Mr.. Grau, the Manager of the French Thea
ter Is from the chectS of the accident Wc.
neriug and em1efsling tic French Iheatef - healy
completed 80
Late New Brunswick papers mention, wit b
country MI Robinson has been starring there as Hap
lt T1ginus Ber1Uceo and FGrner AHea. one 81. doi,
has ever appeared before this public
One hears a great deal of vague talk about
being natural on the stage the truth Is mat 10 De
have upon stage exactly IL the daWiuerOom is 10
he tame aud inadequate. The artists success lS Won by
seeming be natural while being artistic. delicate eA-
BggeratOn Is the first necessity OF acting.
Mr. Dalys Flash Of Lightning" will be
ssted for auoueer week at the broadway. "IIodden
latter piece was Uule AGO produced ia Brooklyn.
It's Performance at the Broadway should attract tmineI
tic admirers OF the old fashioned Irish drama.
The theaters are closed in Philadelphia, Wash
ianis ilcTcind aud New-0rieans Theatrical bushes
f,at.e in Rosf NeW
Imtic COlors at the peak The following statement
thafeTs sc during the month Of june olympic, 35C56
tss7c Tony PASTORS, $500; Ni6o's, Gal2o; New Yo
Crcu Ctraveing), SS5,552; WOIrcn Sisters S99G; Oh
BOweF, Ss,72I.
The cast Of "Foul Play" which will be pro
sSSSS SS5 s91t *, WITTY - r. HARM Si{Ds Il Rd5 9 f MI
Barnet as OH WaTdia0; Mr. j. Il. stuGey, a. HBe
Nad M as IS OBJ Raeqaa Soa Mss II sS Toaisc fG a%lore or as NE
BOiis5n; aud Mas Mary WeiLs, as Aa"cg rouse 4 u
nether Bouroeaults nor Charles Readcs. Pray, who's
isitf We learn that effort VIII be spared 10 give a.
elective performance Of tie new drama
THE FOREIGN DRAMA.
Mr. Henry +. ChoTley, for "a years muslca
journal on account Of general illness.
Still another version of Mosenthal's De
bOrah been put uP9n ne stage IL Is called Ruth
Iefoine is persoDGted by Miss Kate Sayille
Miss Fanny Kelly who made her first pro-
fessOna appearance IN i7Qat DruIy Lane IS called The
mother OF tie stage :" while Mr. william West, who ap
peaTed IN l6o0 at the teater II styled the father
Of the stage
Mrs Leigh Murray of the Prince of Wales's
Theater has been disabled and obliged TO leave the stage
by what al nrst only seemed triniug accident.
About six weeks ago she CHANGED 70 cut her thumb with
piece Of glass The wound thus inflicted has since ucces
tated surgical operation, and the actress is now ser
Ously ilL
The TumOr for some time current that the
Emperor has consented 10 the production Of "y Bias
which has been so long prescribed is confirmed by the
fact that letter has been addressed 10 NJ Victor Hugo
requesting his sanction 10 the following cast Rg Bias
u BertoB; Don CtsqT VI Paulin ienllG Don Sdtlse
LacresSOnnere, the queen, Mdlle. Adele Page.
Mr.. Southern is playing at the Haymarket, in
"A Hero Of Romance In the third act Of this drama he
1s Obliged 70 eap from castlewa into grove, and 50
sappear on recent occasion, after he had made this
reap young lady IN the audience spraDg upin her
and shneked out He is killed" She reassured. how
eYer.thongh With some difficulty. This exhibition OF
genuine II nystefea interest greatly moved the house
him unhurt. Wv ' " ~
Dickens has addressed to NJ. Harmant. di-
rector OF the Paris Vaudeville letter OF which fe fo
you 10 present my sincere thanks TO the artists who
lent me their assistance ia the representation M
l|Ablue, and 10 assure them Of my ch ~
Tue powerful Interpretation they have furnished Ia NV
oralDa Permit also to thank you for the leraity
VAN winch you have placed at the service Of an Engs6
mIiteI ihe resources Of your excellent theater hone
iohg 70 express rs person my gratitude TO you ana
Snt nsiA5 10 London, could quit without ad
osssg 10 hein or yon my acknOwled gIucnte Bud tbe
assurance dc mon pdrfalt dceoqtenelL Wv
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