New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08

The French TT cater viii be reOpeAed under his direc-
ton, within p few days "L6ndGn Lights and shad-
OF t09 Great City, is the attraction TO be offered III
y the 1'nt production Of MI H. leslie ana Mr. J's D.
Clarke. The scenery offers eighteen views said TO be
faesImiles of noted places in the British capital The
Kea OF reproducing these localities Is good one IN
theatrical sense and we trust that good plot charac-
ter dialogue and moral purpose IN the play itself will
give them the dignity OF true dramatic accessories Mr.
Tayeure has engaged strong company to present this
piece and proposes 70 make 1t prominent feature
in the entertainments Of tue season The first perform
OF London Is assigned for Monday next the 18th
inst.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Clarke the comedian, will not return to
America, we learn, until next Spring
Fox will appear in Providence r. l., to-
night, in pantomime He intends to act there all the
week.
The Rochester Theater was destroyed by fire
Saturday aud among the sufferers Mr. f. L. Dav
export, who lost portion OF his stage wardrobe
Professor Frobisher will read in Brooklyn
tonight and tomorrow night HE entertainments are
always intellectual, and will repay public attention.
The melancholy intelligence reaches us, in
rather roundabout way, that Mr.. Pierce Egan, the
novelist intends 70 visit the United States for the pur
pose Of ecturng Let us hope that rumor Is mistaken
Miss Kate Field, we observe, is to lecture,
at Seinway Hail. TO morrow evening on the AdlrOn9acs
and Life Therein. The adys talents well and widely
known Her lecture Is said to be able and brilliant her
reception, We feel sure, viii be cordial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Paul, we understand
are engagement appear very soon, in Boston
aud subsequently, in this city. Mrs. Paul. we believe,
designs TO play Lady Macbeth and HecGte-which she
| lately did in England with much success
Lolita enters, this evening upon the second
Nblos Garden. She has attracted crowds, thus
Gar, and amused them by her iTrepTessibe frocsome
ways the Warehouses. Mr.. Vncents Dtc SGireter IL
more humorous, and therefore, more amusing than 1t
I was at first
| The renowned Ethiopian quartet Messrs.
Birch, Wambold Bernard aud Backus invite The pubic,
as of old to the Hall of the San Francisco Mnstrels-
there 70 be amused by entertainment as genuinely
cOmlcal anything the negro minstrel line can pos
! sibysbe.
| Mr. George William Curtis will lecture to-
morrow evening Mt Trenor's Lyric Hall, on American
Literature" The onght TO call together large
audience There many young actors VINO cOuld dc-
rive benefit from hearing Mr. Curtswhose style OF de-
livery is often snguary dramatic and always elegant.
a. London correspondent of The RerielC gives
these items School at Marie Wton's Theaer Is doing
about best theatrical business IN London Formosa
Is doing only fairly Drury Lane rs is also the fate OF
Lost at Sea-" the Adelphi Mr.. Clarke at the Strand
is dong fine business The PTnCesss Theater has been
abruptly closed The Turn of the Tide" is still doing
well the Queens AT the Gaety the business tolera-
be aud the Globe IL shy Tie Holborn Is not DONG
much. and the Lyceum is in squirt" AT the Olympic
Little Emily" is "a go' Only moderate success at
| tends the Charng Cross The ST. James has opened
we'll