New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
TIE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.


Miss Lilly Nining IL 10 persOnnte Ceres in
"The Tempest" at tho Grand Opera House.
The sale of seats for the opening night Of the
Grand Opera House will begin on Wednesday.
Miss Reynolds will play, this week. Mt the
Broadway Thcater, in "The Lioness Of the NORTH
EThe Hanlon Brothers illustrate the nses Of the
velocpede, at their Velocipede Hal, No 7s6 Broadway
Miss Marriott will make her first appearance
in America, HGnniet-ne1t Monday evening at Woods
Museum
A female performer on the trapeze, Mile.
Ro,e Lucille To- understand TO appear this evening at
the TamInany.
Mr.. Chanfran has returned TO New-York
from professional tour that took him Into the remote
region Of Texas.
might School" is announced at Brynnts.
Droughams burleta Of oTpheus II to DO presented by
"SChooln has drawn crowded houses mt Wal
lacks Thcater since Monday last and Is evidently des
tined to have n long and prosperous run
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams will .reappear
Mt the Broadway Thcater at the conclusion 81 Mr. COu
docks engagement, which begins on Easter Monday.
Mr.. w. II. Lingard may seen every evening
at the Theaer Comiqne We need not remind thea!er-
goers that he IL very amusing performer ana vocalist
Miss Jannuschek will play Queen Elisabeth,
and also Thse In "The Actress Of Padua In the course
Of her engagement at the Academy OF Music TO begin
next Monday.
The Davenport Brothers will appear thrice
more at steinway Hall, Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nosday evenings Of thus week Their exhibition Is very
clever and curious
Mrs. Laura Leclair Phillips. who acted at
waack's last Summer in FREELY" has been added 70
the company Booths Theater, and Will play Marie In
"Tho Marble Heart"
Romeo and Juliet is slowly approaching
the end OF It's rum Booths Theater. where 10 Will he
presented every night and at Saturday hatin6es until
further notice. II steadily draws good houses.
"The Colleen Bawn" is TO be revived to-
night at Woods Museum, with Mr. and Mrs Florence
IN chief characters The occasion must OF necessity be
Interesting The present the last week OF the Forences
at this theater.
Mr. j. G.. Hanley, the very competent, faithful,
hns we are pain"d 70 ssrn suffered great hoai late
from sickness Mr. Banley goes to Booths Insat,a ~
ana ~ believe when he VIII be succeeded ~
Iheater' py ar. James schonberg.
"Narcisse" was g1yuu nj BoOth's Theater on
Saturday evening for the fourth ana H,t time this sea-
SON Mr.. Adams won the sympathy and tho hearty mp
plause OF n considerable audience Next Saturday night.
~ have previously announced, he viii appear as
Raphael, In The Marble Heart
The return of Mile. de Berg has been and
st is an exciting event at the NewYork Circus. where
this dazzling aud handsome rider appears every night
INC Rizarc brothers remain here fun strength
OF company that remarkably strong In every point OF
view, will be shown In this weeks programme.
II is probable that Mr.. Mark Smith will
make brief visit Europe this Summer or Autumn ana
that he viii play at the ST. James's Theater London,
which Mrs Jobn Wood is TO manage. We learn that Mr..
& r. Fisk formerly OF NewIork will DO associated win
the direction of the st. James, Theater under It's new
| management.
| "Uumptv Dumptyn Mt the Olympic Theater,
"The Forty Thieves at Eiblo's, "Lucrea Borgla, NJ
D." at the waverley. Miss Kate Regnods at the Broad
| Minstrel Hall Pluto" Of tho Theater Comque, and
Mother widdle Waddle" at the Tammany, remain al
for some time past, stock attractions OF THO town.
"A Gentleman From Ireland and "Much
Ado About Merchant OF Venice" will be presented al
! The week at Broughain's Theater Next Monday, now
fc Observation-Disclosures being the last week OF tho season
Mr. Broughas Shyioek by far the best piece OF bur
lesqueaong that has been seen N sew hoT Ip
| uy improved.