New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
DRAMATIC NOTES.

This is the Last week oil Orphcus aI hcHS
& Icons
"Under the Gaslight" is prosperous at the
Varieties Theater, NcW-Orleans.
Mr. Lawrence Barrett has arrived home from
Europe and gone Ia California.
Lcotard the acrobat, has gone BACK 10 Eu-
rope a visor jumpingJacR than before
R,tor will shortly play Marie Antomette,
for the first time ia Europe. at Florence.
Mr.. Barton Hill. at the Arch, in philadelphia,
plays Tdriy Jy he name ofJohhsor IN the " Lancashire
Olive Logan'4 play Of "Surfr is reported
success nj tho Boston Msuem where has been acted
for four weeks.
In Cincinnati. we read. the PartD by the name
or Johnson In fhc Lancashire Lass, 10 played by Alr
John /. owens.
This is the fifth week of " The Lancashire
Lass" Wancks Theacr. aud the drama SIN draws
respectfully good houses
Booths Theater, of which we gave full ac-
count on the 18Th Inst will probably be opened about
Christmas, with " Romeo and juliet"
Mr. A. s. Parkes, late business manager OF
hS u ,hc Now Yors Theatsr in which position his
energy and Tao, will mud wider scope.
The title of Lord Lytton's new play is
travc.iicd In that Of farce, The Frghuu Her,
underlined No the Hay market. Harpcrs Nngd-he for
december contains fil reprint Of lord iyttona drama
Mr. Broughams new Irish drama, IN which
broadway Theatcr. g. entitled The Emerald Rms" a
that lie tcNt j, smooth, clear. aud bright.
Nh Walldch is pushing on his preparations
f The ~.uiuct.ou ~ Much Ado About Nulhng which,
thera every reason 10 anticipate. VIII be brought
uui boz manner crcdtJblc io our nut comedy thcalei
aud DEL. shtful 10 the lovers OF shakcspcarc
M. W. H. Pope ana the Proudfoot Sisters
have been giving their Entertainment IN Fougkeepsie.
lie Eagie ~ which place says that Mt Popcs gestures
and articulation greatly admired" aud commends
10 the standard point"
IN the mcnagcrio nj Woods Museum are two
dime. Looking these beasts you feel the force Of
William Hlakcs imaginative ines;
-. GS,t al toe Of .i@
The Melville Family has made ht at the
Circus The smallest Of the boys h marvel
III. Lt q slppcE' Ncw costume; aud appeintmen, -;
Keep 10. place in thc ing throughout the holidays
Another warning has been given 10 property
men" at thcatcr-. Nj Morgn Smith colofcd actor.
had occasion IA piece at the SWANSEA lhseier Lng
woman The pistol had been oycTchargcd With WEDDING.
and tins stun wounded the woman severely. She
taken 10 The hospital The OF firearms upon the stage
IT, all times, ridiculous and nuuecessay Persons who
II firearms arr used those having them in charge
be- too careful one OF the worst among the many bad
features Of modern sensation dramas the peru to which
they subject their performers Moud that some Hercules
would c"anse the Augcan stables al the dtdmhhnd sweep
the whole Offensive nss oi sensation plays into congo
NAL sewer!
A London paper thus alludcs to Mark
Lemons Iuistdg Mr.. Mark Lemons present perform
81 IdisH Is not hi, fret appearance in the charHc
ter. Twenty year ago, 10 performance at the Hay
market lh.aTr ~ ad OF lhe ilnd Tor the ehdoNmeht
appeared the character of the lat knight IN The Merry
Was 0r WiudS0r.' rus comedy performed the
ltth Of NAV les. aud the contains famous
MINES - was a. follows: John IUlshfn Mr.. Mark
Lemon; IeDiop. Mr. Charles l;omor; ShdHow, Mr. Chas.
Dickens: NicudcT. Mr. John lscch: Master Ford, Mr..
John Forster; Hosier Pcg,. Mr. Frank stone; S6 Hugh
TrnDs Mr. a. H. ewcs; Dr Cams. Mr. Dudley Costello;
H".i"f me Goyier Mr. Fred. Dickens Bdri0ih, Mr. Cole;
ItSoi Mr. George trlikslank; ABiH MI. \. Dickens
habi. Mis- Robins; SiBpir. Mr.. Augustus Ege EHgbJ.
Nh Eaton; Mistress IOId Miss IOiescuc; Mistress Pdge.
Miss konworthy anne Po0c Miss Anne ROmcr, and Ms
hesS QrcLiy, Mr- COwden Clark"
MARK SMITH ~ NEW ORLEANS
Mr.. Mark Smith lately concluded Il two
weeks engagement at the -. Charles Thedtcr, Ia New
Orleans lie welcomed In affrcti0natc manner,
m the city where, more than fifteen years ago. he made
his pt appearance aud where he ha. ever been favor
its The b of entertainment changed every night
during his engagement from tho local papers Gull
fow remarks, indicative Of the high esteem in which ths
iion gwen to Mark Smith cannot but have been
most nuttcrng To him. From the first moment
that he stepped before the fOOtlights until the
clOso ~ tie performance. he carried the audi
with HIM" The acting of Mr.. smith per
fecty Hud polished ~ Ia excite IN the audience only
feelings Of the uuhOuudcd admiration" "AdVanC
iuc only made Burton's huuor unctuous. lie
l. not AT all nNidous To say that Mark Smith now ILLS
acccptHblN the Void which lrft n genuine English
comedy when Henry Pacdc retired from the stage"
There II actor IN America Who prernds even To rival
Marx Smith IN those characters O which he has made
Epcculty, such ~ Sir ii0nD Absolute In the Rivals :"
Bloldiu,ds. IN The " old English Gentlonau' Joc iroH
stds, ~ "Nne Points ot the Law; Harersck. IN the
"Old Gudu' SIR Eoicr BTdH,bic, In The Poor Gentle
man. etc, etc.