New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

Mr.. DuSSek COrrl, "a Well-hUONu NOCdllot anu
actor died lately In London.
Mr.. Falconer's "Peep O'Day" is having
prosperous run, at Drury Lane, London.
Risley's japanese Troupe has gone to st.
Petersburg to fIlhs long engagement.
Miss Marriott reappeared at Sadlers Wells
Theater as Juiid, in THE Hunchback."
School has been played upward or 3'O
times. at the Prince OF waless Theater, London.
Mr.. Craven,s "Philomeln is flying on, at the
Globe Theater, London. Lydia Foote plays In IL.
Andrew Hallday's new comic drama of Loves
Doctor" is successful at the Royalty Theater.
Opera Bouffe holds the stage of the London
Lyceum Herves Chilperic" was the latest novelty
Mr.. Guerint, acting manager OF the Royalty
Theater London, died in that city March aged 70 years
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel BrOugh.
Mr.. II. j. Byron has produced another
new burlesque, on the subject Of Robert Adcore.
NJ. NestOr Requeplan Is about to resign inc
management OF the Chatelet
Mr.. G.. r.. Burleigb, well-lnown London
actor has assumed the management OF the hoiDorh
Theater.
Mr.. Shirley Brooks, the dramatist and mis-
celaneous terateur has been seriously ILL., ou' no"
cOnvalescent
The Holborn Theater has been reopened,
by Mr. Burleigh, with new play called " behihd 'he
Curtain"
Mr.. Bandmann, the tragedian, is acting at
Melbourne Australia where he seems TO nave a"akeheo
great enthusiasm ,
George Sand has presented the artists OF the
Od6on with her portrait, bearing this mserpnon o'
date de ma naissance" =, =.
After the run of "'Twixt AK and Crown at
the Queens, drama will be produced having William
Ill Of England for its hero.
"She StoOps to Conquer" is in its twenty
fifth week at the st. Jamess Theater, ana La beue
Savage" is in its eighteenth
Mr.. Sothern has been playing Lord Dundreanry
at the London Haymarket t 6nt a SsT % MGh anu ou
Among recent English theatrical advertise,
ments we find mention of 1.-THE lady WIN voice, anu
"the Queen of the lOfty wre
Mr.. f. Evans of the Alhambra has been en-
gagged by Mr.. Chatterton as Clown for his next pahto
mime at Drury-lane
Mrs. Rousby plays Elisabeth in, "Twixt Axe
and Crown at the Queens Theaer and Is spoken Oh Us
the "bright, particular star OF the representation
A play called "The Prompters Box, story
Of tho FoStghts and the Fresdeb by Mr. II. j. Byron
has been brought out at the Adephi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darcy Read have been perform
ing with small farce and vaudeville company a' Dur
The Odeon has accepted a five-act comedy in
by NJ Emile Perie entitled lie Grand 'eheur oe
Holande."
A new drama, entitled "Le Pact du Famine"
in five acts and six tableaux, late novelty at the
Beaumarchais.
A performance at the Odeon has produced
1000 Ians toward the erection OF monument 10 the 'e
Louis BOuHet. ~
The Gate Theater has produced "Gilbert
dAnglars, and the Theater Cuny has revived the Ciau
die" Of George sand.
"Le Mousquetaires du Carnival" an absurdity
first produced at the Varieties, has been played at the
Theatre du Chateau dEau.
A new drama, entitled "Under Ban," has
been produced with success at the Alexandra Theater
Liverpool. lis author is "A Dir. Duckw0rth
A new theater is it is said, about to be erected
I'm Paris on the Boulevard Montnartre, ON the site for
merly occupied by the Cafe de Mulhouse
Astley's Theater has been devoted for a time
TO tho legitimate drama Mr.. Phelps and Mr. and Mrs
Hermann Vein are playing there "Ihe hing oi 0co's
recently revived at this house
Mr. +. C. Bulnands "Burlesque of Black
Eyed Susan" has played upward Of 40 times at
the Royalty Theater London 1t Was first acted on the
10Th of November, 1856.
Cartajena, in New-Granada, has had its
theater Successfully occupied by the Spanish dramatic
company of Duclos" 1t is said new theater Is TO De
built in Cartajena.
Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe, whose personatiOn
of Aicauber has been remarkably successful III Lon,
dom will STAR in that character the English provincial
theaters at the close of his London engagement
Mr.. Charles Dillon has just completed his
fourth engagement at sheffield and the last was equally
successful with the first He made deep Impression by
his yirginius.
A trayestie of the Princess written in
with success, at the London 0iymplc Little Eniy
has passed its one-hundredandfeh night at the same
theater.
Mr.. Phelps has played, at Astleys, Richelieu,
Macbeth Oeio, and the King o. Scots. At sad ers Wells,
Miss Marriott has appeared as Cythia IN The Flower
and Vioia,te in The Wonder"
The French Theatcr at Cairo is doing well.
The chief actors NJ LaroGe ana Madame rrotIt come
at the Viceroy expense Beside the opera, there are
good circus and some cdftS chdhtants
An accident of singular kind occurred at a
recent performance or Patrie" at the Grand Theaer OF
Lille. Two soldiers Of the line taking part in the COM
bat wounded by the wads OF guns In one case the
force of the wad was sufficient to break an IRON helmet
The Prince and Princess of Wales, accom-
panied the Marquis and March0nes OF Baudford and
suite attended at the Strand Theater on March wit
he a. "A \
comedy the Prince sent FOR Mr. j. s. Clarke, and
complimented him npon his performance. Dir. Clarke
still lives, aud bears up bravely.
A new theater called the Variety was opened
the ith ut in London 1t is situated in Pitheldst,
ing, capable OF seating 200 spectators Its opening pro
grdmme consisted OF seml-domeStc, sem,naGtical
burcsour of the colleen Bawn" and a medley enter
tanment Of song and dance.
We note that performances of French plays
of April Laf0n and Regnier, Pessy, Madeaine Brohan,
Dinah Felix, Leonde Leblanc and host OF minor stars,
to be imported On the opening night Will be acted
"Taruf9" and 4" Ii faut quune Porte soft Ouverte ou
Fermee" "FroufrOu" with other Partisan successes,
will follow After that Schneider will arrive, with La
PCricholc."
We read that the revival at the Victoria Thea
ter Moncreis celebrated play Tom and Jerry"
has interest than usually attaches to performances
this theater The OF dissipation through which
COrnhtdn Tom conducts his associate have been pre-
pared with much care. and recall amazingly tho fast life
of the beginning Of the century The piece which Is
operate was hrst played at the Adelph
1921, with wrench COrnLttdH Wilkinson Boo
Logic and Keeley as TrHe.
The production of new work by Nj. SardOu
generally brings forth fresh charge of ganst
that ndefatga gable dramaturge. Madame Anceot asserts
that her husbands dramayaudevile LeOntine, played
at the Vaudeville in 1881, has supplied the principal
In Fernando" by NJ. sardOu now acted at the
Gymnasse. To this il is replied that NJ Sardou took like
NJ Anceot the idea from the famous Jaques lie Fatate
of Diderot Yet another comedy by NJ. sardou has
been printed and read at the Palais Royal Oh the
Goth ult.
The death of NJ. Charles Lemaitre, of the
Porte St-Martin who, during attack OF fever threw
himself out OF window fourth floor, has been fol-
lowed by that OF NJ. Demarsay OF the same theater
"pensonnaaire" of th9 OdeOn. NJ. Lemaitre was the
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