New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.


! Col. Fitzgerald has just cOmpieteu ho" NV
act sensation play -. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are playing aV
| the Boston Theater ~, A.
Mr. jefferson will appear at Dun'lo o' INV
| nth of October "a Rip Van WinEH
| Mr. Owens plays i'm Pittsburgh this week.
| Mrs Bowers acted IN Buffalo. last week
Edwin Booth has been playing at the W. Wain HS
| street Theater, Philadelphia since tno |''" '''
| commenced III HdWte| , -
| NJ Edmund FalcOner will shortly appear at
the Grand onera House drama OF his own paSeu vi
| Levers Gu" lies OMalley' Nv, -
Mr. ChanfOu will play at the fdemEa De
next week under MT =, W. ..o iSy cd
| Walden's "Sam." viii he prouuceu' ~:
Hermann will perform at the Academy IN ITS
| CITY ON Thursday and saturday, anu a' 'ho
| Academy Oh Wednesday and FRIDAY ,
| Ar + T. Davenport will temporarily ieave
the FIFTH Avenue Theatcr next week to fn o ~ OF her
| cagements ut the New Adelphl III BOSTON, "n" ~
We understand that Miss Lolita is to appear
at Niblo's Garden. when Formosa Is a
has concluded a prosperous engagement Nv wv
Theater, San Francisco ~,
Miss Fanny Davenport will play Lady Gdg
SnonEer nj the Fifth Avenue Theater me ist ve
ance of this actress In dashing gnt 90 niIht
an important theatrical event 1t takes pace 'o'nis
| We notice that the stock company Oh tne
New California Theaer this season. Ie Gor
don and Messrs Lawrence Barrett. John McSuiio 4
Sediey Smith. J. T. Raymond, hehE I'm l, and many
Wilson, Messenger. Holmes Franks Edouin' anu many
others -, IL.
We observe. with regret and with disgust;
that tableaux representative OF Loru bydU, sT2ge are
presented at Tammany The9er Inc dteau hGn G b
Of the alleged 0o B bS presS by Mrs Stoves most nd
cious publication-s altogether too solemn 600
T fr the use of the spectators human depravty
who degrade the stage in these days. TO DO uSeu " 'n
manner r
Sardou's "Patrie" has taken new lease OF
life in Pans at the Porte ST. Martini where its success OF
last season is being repeated Here, on tU dr wing
IN close The acting OF It, in Paris Is said TO he very
ne The acting of it here is only meritolous III portions
sudy and the general scenic Illustration of the piece is
excellent Persons WHO desire to see the american %
sion OF what the French stage has proved one OF to
great dramatic features of the period should Improve
the few remaining oppSrtnnes EnSgeT and
one that will long continue to hold the
Though be- and deormed by the presence OF repu9Ne
| Incidents and most diabocai traits of character
Miss Laura Keene opened the Chestnut. st
Theater, Philadelphia, on the goth inst, with "Ine
Marble Heart" Miss keene payeu ASP TS anu coy0
S Sr y inaiaaes Mesr 4 Sheridan canus
DreeT S F. Nagie Vining Bowers, G. Holland jr, J. H
Jack, F. O. Savage n Drew. n Archer "; & " Koy
OTIS b. LauTens j. stanton D. GSseP Miss NJ Mo a.
Price Miss Lille Graham, Miss Cross Miss isose Sla-
ney Miss Fannie Erwin Miss Minnie Jackson MISS p er
Miss Isabella Nixon, Miss Bertha Cross MISS Ada VERNON
| Miss Clara Thompson, Miss Annie De were
|
nysons poem Of "Enoch Arden, was played on S1trGy
night, before numerous audience at BOOTHS Iheater'
tits n better piece than the version, by Mile dc MAR
puerites lately produced here both in construction ana
language. II presents the substance OF the poem Iay
scenery that used before and with nearly
he same cast OF parts Mr. Theodore Hamilton person,
method Upon the dramatic aspects of Enoeh Ardsns
experience commented on previous occasion. hc
story is deeply touching and the stage Interpretation ~
cannot fail to exert beneficial influence on the pubic
mind-sjnee 1t excites in large measure, llvey sym.
| r;thn hle nd
fs 10 be performed every Saturday night AT BOoth
ateT dining Miss Batenans engagement. MIR Mattbison
was complimenedD the opening night by can VeIOIe
| the curtain He playeS fH'ip Kay
FOREIGN DRAMATIC ITEMS.
"Formosa ia still attracting considerable
| audiences, at Drury Lane.
Miss Nelson will play an engagement at the
| London Gaety in October
Miss Marriott and Mr.. Edgar are home again,
| in London, at sadler's Wells
The Globe Theater in London, was to open
| on the 18th, with Progress
Herman Vein is playing at the Queens The
| ater IN The Turn Of the Tide
Miss Glyn (AIrs. f. Dallas) has abandoned
her intention Of coming TO America.
Mr.. James Cooke, once famous as an eQues-
| trian performer, is dead, at Edinburgh
Mr.. Clarke is still acting at the Strand His
ToOdies seems great popular success
Mr.. Mark Smith and his family have been
passing the Summer at Nevay. In Switzerland.
The Prince of Wales Theater opened on the
| lltn inst, Win SCNOOt lte lSJu performance
Mr. FrObisher, the elOcutiOnist, appears to
have met with very pleasant welcome in.Scotland.
"Diane de Lys," by the younger Dumas
acted before in sixteen yearshas been revived at
the Gymnase.
The London Olympic will be opened in De-
tober, with new version Of David COppcrheld," by
Andrew Halliday.
The London Adelphi was to open on the 18th
inst with " Lost at Sea-" new drama by Mr.. Boucl-
! cault and Mr.. Byron.
During q recent sOjOurn in Normandy Miss
Nelson, the actress siguay successful read
ings at Dieppe and Etretat
The new Theatre DIES GObelins. in the Rue
MOufetard, Paris opened on the 18th inst. under
| the direction Of NJ. LarOclcttc.
The theatrical impostOr who has before
p8lmed himself Oft brother Of Edwin Booth IA En-
| gland, bas lately appeared again-in Dublin
| The PTincess's Theater was to open on the
goth inst with another drama by Mi. Bouccault.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathews were to appear IN 1t.
| Mr.. Edmund FalcOners "Peep o Day first
played at tho London IyCeum, where 1t great pop
uar aud pccuniary success-has been revived at the
| Alfred.
"New Men and Old Acres" by Tom TAYLOR
ana A. d. DubOurg, is the title play, announced
for production at the London Haymarket, 1t has been
acted at Manchester.
| The HOlbOrn Theater opened on the 2jth with
new drama, by Mr.. Thomas Morton, called Plain En-
| gsh" aud new sketch" by Mr. Mark Lemon called
| " Wait for an Answer"
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