New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
TIE DEAN !.
DRAMATIC NOTES.


The Hon j. II. Warwick of San Francisco " i'll
lecture 10 n9ht, AT Irving Hail. on The Golden Land OF
the West" Admission frc.
Mr.. DE Cordoya, who dIlluses common sense
ia agreeable manner VIII lecture tonight, al ~ nc
Hul, ' Tho Amaleur Theatrical Association"
Miss Olive Logau's return to the stage will
be made through the medium oi 4 novel entertainment,
M the form ~ humorous lecture with Illustrations on
/ thcitTical topics
Mr.. Charles Eytinge's first appearance, to be
made tonight ~ Stenway Han. bids tan 10 call together
large audience ~ the most cultivated persons IA this
community. We have NO doubt that whoever attends
VIII De- wen rewarded.
Mrs. Vandenhoff will give reading from
BRUSH ana American authors, ~ ~ ric Han on Friday
evening next She has ofcn heretofore contributed 10
the charm ni her husbands entertainments aud We
dUbt not her will bc both pleasant and benoncial
Mr.. Wal)ack's programme for the week is
tonight: "Our." viii be- acted IN Tuesday "Wednesday
ftIday and saturday and fho Captain uf tho Watch"
and Woodco,bs Little Game MI bo acted ON Thurs
day.
"Les Diables Roses was repeated at the
French Thra,cr on Saturday evening. We have ro-
Gently described H. that pas-ng uotce " IL repetition
vi here snice Irti"rin"neea at The french Ih,stor
this week VIII Dr gwen ON Iuesdty, iur-day ana sat
bcucht OF Mo. Rei..,l
The Olympic Thcatcr was crowded in every
part on Saturday cyeAu occasion % the 10th and
Last porfornanco of a Midsun.nrr Nights Dream"
Tie Icpcsrnaton passed smoothly OF and was heartily
enjoyed We have rirciy seen an audience conynlscA
With 'ucnt II s durng the acting of the
hr quo scene IN act Gfth. Tonight Miss Mitchell ia
Mrs. Mark Smith has replaced Miss vii
more Ia " The Whitc faYn," the latter lady being IN.
Taking the part at very short notice Mrs Smith never
ucless Play Il exceedingly well. ana by emitting tho
military song, produced with II more delicate and
pleasing effect The spectacle bids fair 10 have great
- success ~ Ito predecessor.
I.oua at the Broadway. enters upon the
house has been crowded nightly. No ESSENTIAL change
programme 10 bc noted at the Circus Tho . Pil-
grim continues his pOus journey at Bunyan Hall.
Nobody's Cd win bo acted all tie week nj Barnnin',
Mus, un1. bat Is O give place ueNt week q new play
by Mr. !. +. Maeder, called Little Red Riding Hood
The Wolf nt tie Door" Al EInyards Opera House the
Mammoth Cave is still On exhibition. aud "NObOdy's
Daughter '-Mr fulton- play, and not the Watt. Phil
continually increasing audience. "PIckwick" stili
holds its gruld a. the Newl0rk Theatcr and improves
y up.tuon. Amusement is, tt viii be seen. offered in
great plenty TO tlo thentcrgOers of Now York.
FORFIGS DEA,IATIC ITEMS
Ofcubach rcignS supreme in Amsterdam.
Plaisiis d. Paris" attracts large audience, nj
bc Deazoi
Balzacs "Trcizc" has been ,ramatzed hy n
h Dugne sud fcsuecl'cr. and brought out Al The Gitc
in Paris
Gen. BurgoyDe. of Revolutionary rcpute was
lhe author - GA opcm called The Lord of ITO Manor"
Jackson OF E.otcr c0Ioposcd the music.
long run is predicted for the Voyage, de
6ulNrI' Mdllc. srfINchfvh plays the prucipJl mart
Airr lds pitco she "i l,y he rilcipa role In Inc
"Nrngcur"
Browninc's historical tragedy of "Siraflorlr
Was produced At Coyent Garden TLcutcr May 2. 1867.
Mr. Mae,ady Waved ne Mari or stranoid" ana alr.
Nandcnhot john Fym"
The division of the profits of the Thcofcr
fiarf- al che end OF l'G' Is said havo represented
h, Isnie man on ah previous occasion every "socid
i"it having ihGen Tor bis share about 10000 francs
" Alice Ford or Tho GRAY Lady of tbe
Grange the new fon act drama by Nlr joh1 Oxrnford
lduud.d upon Mr.. q. Lnnaus Bnnks's popnlar bo,,i
o''s T'"NIenee House "a III active Preparation nj