New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
THE DRAMA.
MRS. KEMBLE.
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MR5. kEhBLE'
Preliminary arrangements have been com
pleed for series Of Readings by Mrs. Frances
Anne Kemble which was promised at the close Of the
last season. This win be good to a multitude Of
readers. Mrs. Kembe's is TO cover period
of three MONTHS beginning on the 1st Of September On
that day she reads at Eew-Hayen. After thai
she will visit in succession Hartford, Proyi-
dence, New,Bedford. Lowell, Worcester, Spring
field Albany, Troy, Schenectady, Syracuse, Auburn,
Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland, Erie, Detroit. Chi
cago, Milwaukee, Bloomington, H.; Springfield, Ill;
st. Louis Indian apols, Terra HaOte Louisville, Oncn-
natI Dayton Columbus. Pittsburgh Harrisburg. Lancas
ter Pottsyile, and Trenton. Alike In chicago N 81
Louis, and in Cincinnati, Mrs. Kemble VIII remain one
week At each OF the places named she designs 10 gYs
but single reading. Her season viii close with the
month Of November and during the Winter she remains
in retirement. II is not likely that she will again read in
NewYOrk until next Spring. We print these items OF In
formation respecting the movements OF tho celebrated
artist because whatever relates TO who has given 20
much refined Intellectual pleasure TO her generation can
fail to interest vast body OF intellectual persons
MRS. LANDER.
On the 31st of August Mrs. Lander will, az
already announced, commence an engagement at the
Broadway Theater This promise gives hope OF good
acting, TO those who love the legitimate drama. Mrs.
Landers first appearance, we believe, viii be made az
Mary Stuart but her. repertoire fo the In
cludes also Elizabeth in which made signal
here last Summer, Marie Ant0inete, Queen CdHarHe.
and Lady Macbeth. The version OF Marie Antoinette"
in which Mrs. Lander will appear, is the work OF the
adapter Of her Elizabeth Tanning Reed - Wash
Dgton, daughter Of Commodore Reed Duriis he COM
ing Fall and Winter Mrs Lander will make extended
tour Of the country and will vist among other places,
Philadelphia Boston, Chicago Cincinnati st. Louis, New
Orleans, and Mobile
JOHN BROUGUAM.
There is no truth in the statement put forth
by OF the Sunday papers that Mr. Brougham designed
to ask for legal injunction on Mr. Moss OF wa.lacks
Theater restrain the latter gentleman from presenting
any other attraction than the Lottery OF Life" This
by week beyond the limit originally designed for IT,
There doubt that the Lottery Life would have
run much longer; but Mr. Brougham is compelled to de-
vote himself the preparations preliminary TO the opsn
ing Of his theaer in the Autumn and be was there
FORE debarred from extending his engagement at Wal
lacks No business difficulty OF any kind has occurred
at this theaer, what slight annoyance has been
given by the we'll known rcprehensbe conduct
OF one Of her relatives
MATINEEs TO-DAY.
At the New York Theater, "FOui Playr may
be at matinee, as well as in the evening 10
is stil attracting good audiences ..r. ...
At the Olympic Theater, "Humpty Dumpty"
will be at homo this afternoon and tonight He is
bright prosperity burnish him He has earned
$4,000 for the Olympic Theater.
At the Broadway Theater, to-day and to might
Mr. aud Watkins may be IN the Irish drama of
Trodden Down." which proves agreeable 10 the Feniau
element OF our population.