New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
The DRAMA.

The new opening, some days since promised
for the pantOmime performance at Walacks Theater,
will be submitted to public attention tonight 1t is
called Corallne, or Sir Rupert the Reckless" Panto-
mime will remain but one week more at WalacRs
Theater. When withdrawn, Mother Hubbard" will
have had run OF four weeks. The Laurls made their
appearance here the 7th June Next Monday, July
Dora" and the buresque Of BlaekEyed Susan" will
be brought out at Walacks Theater by the COM
pany now performing at the FfthAvenue. This
is very good movement In the interim,
"Dora" will be presented at the Fifth.Avenue, as
heretofore 1t is an admirable performance" Enoch
Arden" has proved a thorough success at Booths
Theater where accordingly it will be presented every
evening" and Saturday matnees, for the present MT
Edwin Adams has new laures by his strong and
tender personation OF EH0ch ArdOn the stage OF the
Grand Opera House East Lynne will be retained for
yet another week Miss Westerns Nancy Sykeis held In
reserve till next Monday.At the Olympic and Elblo's
no change whatever will be made. The former Ia the
Headquarters Of panomme the latter OF burlesque
The Wayerey Theater develops yet another phase OF
its growth "The Old Curiosity Shop" has been aban
doned and tomorrow evening the Waverley Is TO be
opened for "summer season" with performance by
the De Lave family OF gymnasts, and Miss NJ. Jackson
Mr. Asa Cushman and others.-At Woods Museum posi-
tive novelty is offered in the shape Of The Wandering
lew" who will be personated by Mr.. Eddy.-sunmer-
night concerts may be enjoyed as usual at the Central
Park Garden-The receipts Of the various theaters,
during month Of May were as follows; Booths Ihea
ter S39i0; walacks Theater $3l $751; Olympic Theater
slssls; Niblos Garden $4,000; Woods Museum $l42o3
Wayerey Theater Theater Comique $l2s9E Fifth
Avenue Theater, Sl2393; Grand Opera House, s0,666
Bowery Theater ts7O5; French Theater six nights,
$3.50; san Francisco Mnstres s6,46O-The prosperity
OF the Boston theaters during the month OF May, Is
shown in the subjoned statement OF their receipts sell
WINS Tbeater sls2l5; Howard AthenRum, S31O6 Bos-
ton Musaum ts5Ol; Opera House. s5l4s-rhs s the pc
ounay record OF Chicago theaters for tho month OF
MAY: Opera House, $ll695 30; McFlckers
Tbeater slo9l5 so; Aiken's Dearborn The
ter s73GI; Woods Museum, E.6SO.-Many
theatrical persons sailed hence on Saturday, In the
steamers Lafayette and City Of Brooklyn for Europe.
Among Others we note the OF Max strakosch NJ.
and Nine Colonne (Ae. Ima, Mile. Desclauzas, N. and
Nine Abilities Gazzaniga, NJ. Ledue, N. Laggrfoul, NJ.
Auac aud other members Of the opera boue party Mr.
Mark Smith, wife and children; Mr. w. A. Young, Mr..
Lewis Baker and Miss Lizne Willmore.-Mrs Lander,
slgnor Bitz, Miss Emily Thorne, Miss Kate Newton,
Nine Camilla Urso and Mr.. Nelse Seymour have also
gone TO Europe.-The French Theater, the Tammany,
the New York Theater, and the Academy Of Music
closed Nine theaters beside the minstrel hall OF the
Bryants and other kindred shows, remain open. New
York is supplied with all the theatrical excitement II
wants in this sutry Summer weather, and more, too
Mile Janauschek Is expected to arrive in this country
within week or two II Is again said that next Autumn
the distinguished actress will act here in English-Miss
Bateman has appeared at the London Haymarket The
ater ia the new play Of MAY Warner that was written
for her by Mr. Tom Taylor. During her ten weeks en-
gagement at Booths Theaer begin the 10th OF Sep
tember we shall probably "May Warner" well as
"Pietra," IN addition to the welknown Leah"