New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
The DRAMA.

Time ambles with the theatrical managers.
Our dramatic world very quiet. certain of ac-
tyity is, indeed, percepOle the actors exchange
in and about the Metropolitan Hotel for great deal Of
civic cobber is consumed here, daily by representative
genuses OF the BucOc stage These superb creatures
quite in force Just resting from the arduous abors OF
the dramatic Manufactures and Skaneaeles
This in the usual order OF things I'm the deeps OF Sum-
mer But town theaters there is little
ment. The winds are visit. The sea sleeps in the
shine. The leaves stir In the hot Summer wind
OF incidents have TO mention It's mere
matter OF form to touch upon the theaters at all
There will be change of bill tonight at Woods
Museum, and another at the Grand Opera House
And at wallacks. we believe, Mr.. Cathcart is to
succeed Mr.. Frederick Robinson Farmer Allan in
DOra-he latter accomplished actor having been called
hence by urgent business. The piece at the Museum
The Spirit Friend" wherein Mr.. Eddy will enact the
heroic parsonage At the Grand Opera House they have
The Sea Of Ice in preparation, and they likewise pro-
pose to revive Parie" by and by with Miss Western as
Dolores and nice spectacle that viii be- Elsewhere
matters the fayorite condition OF Mrs. Micaw
bers twins-in sdtI quo that is and taking susie.
nance" whenever tho same offered 1t is rather spar
ingly offered, believe; but, them very little food
sufces in this weather There is talk Of possible
revival OF The Long Strike" at Walacks but 1t is
talk as yet. 1.-THE rumor that Dan. Bryant would
play there this summer in Irish drama proves alto.
gether unfoundcd "Arrahna-Pogue " will be done at
Nibo's on the I'd Of August The Wayerley hear, Is
to be reopened for another Summer season. Ancient
Pistol has left heirs IL seems considering the hope
less experiments always going upon the bad oysters
OF this weary world. Mr. Hayes at the Olympic thinks
Of reviving Uncle Toms Cabin" This read-and
reGcho Punchs familiar cOunsel Don't" II that coun
eel were but needed In almost everything what world
trouble might saved But them without the trouble
we should all die OF establishment OF Joy, and the
world would miss It's obect-There will be two weeks
more OF "Enooh Arden" at Booth's.-An occa-
sional correspondent in Paris sends few
items OF theatrical theretrom Theatricals in
France are quite brisk now, though they suffered some
what during the few days Of the election riots "Pario"
the Of which has just ended at the Porte st. Martin
Theater in from the 18th Of March TIL the 27th
OF June 63TO FRANCISCAN average OF 5265 francs for
each representation. Sardou received benefit and all
$4,000 francs In September the Porte st. Martin will be
again opened and "Patrie" will be revived with
scenery costumes, appointments, &c.-Alboni Of.
fered an engagement St. PetersburRh with 1900 francs
month, and 10000 francs for her expenses dur
ing the season. This she Acknowledging that
she would not accept less than was given
to Patti. The Emperor OF Russia thereupon
teeeraphed that she should have the same terms as
Patti had These were accepted and Abon goes to tho
Russia capital at once-I Dejazet act the other
night in pretty little play by sardou, called Pres
Saint Gervais." The house was crowded This Ia Deja
zets last engagement She Is nearly rs years DID, and
has lately been quite ILL., Yet as she appeared before us
singing and dancing, IN the costume Of boy she looked
about II or DeaEet has returned TO the stage chiefly
10 please the Emperor who wanted TO see her act but
thus far the election riot troubles have prevented His
Majesty from coming to the theatcr and so the old
actress goes on expecting that he may come, now that
the troubles are over-A the Foil Dramatque they are
giving capital burlesque Of Faust" TO fine houses
At the Chatelet We promised yeact drama called
Botany Bay" In which English convict life Is to ind