New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
om all" Here il the cast with which "Othello' was

thom all" Here IL the cast with which "otheo ~ae
acted:
G s" mn M ilsIenae Re- S'iSnRSa BnIS Doe
Brbss,io Mr. Mara smith Imha.......... Madam Pon.a
A ludi,rons typographical error crcpt into the para
graph in which, Monday, we referred-or uio"
10 refer-to Mr. Barrett and Mr.. Montgomery 'S
having won specific regulations az CassiHs and Ano"g
The mistake made ailude TO "spectc representations
Mr. Barrett and Mr.. Montgomery, az will be nferleu
from previous remarks fulfilled the most sanguine an
tcipations even of partial friendship. In conclusion
we note that Mr.. Barrett will have Benefit on FRIDAY
night when the stage of Niblos Will be deNoVea :"
comedy. London Assurance" win be acted, with MI
Davenport, Mr. Barrett, Mr.. Mark Smith, MI 1eorge
Ryer, Mrs. Conway, Miss Louisa Moore, anu
Miss Lizzie Willmore in the cast. Mr bar
retts engagement terminates with the week
Miss Iotta will succeed him Monday, IN anew pay
by Mr. Edmund Falconer, called Hearts Ease EN-
glish Opera in the fulness OF time, will succeed Loa
and when that music s hushed our eyes VIII I've dahsou
by the augmented splendors OF reluVenateu piaoA
Crook-TO-night, are reoiced 10 add' ou'uo
Cesar" will be repeated The oftener the pe'Ver l.
brings clearly up TO view the "bigh ana pany s'a'o Va
Rome" Ii fires the imagination and the intellect "lth
vsons ~ great men and great deeds II reminds Amer
lean youth OF the value OF freedom and of the grandeur
OF devotion TO that causethngs that are In some dan
ger of being forgotten wealth increases ana luxury
spreads its sway And no iperson who has sense ana
sensbiity can see it acted-partculary as it is acted
her-withou being made wiser and stronger for there
is stateness in the work-awhte simplicity OF thought
and eeling-thnt rebukes all sOrdid cares and low de
sres by the quiet yet potent assertion of the innate dig
nifty of human nature.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Nilsson is on board of the Cuba which
sailed from England on Saturday last
The artists who were to have acted for Mr..
C. T. Parsoes benefit have decided TO contribute money
instead.
Miss Glyn (Mrs. f. s. Dallas is coming to
America. This lady is famous for her personaton of
Among recent theatrical arrivals we note
that of Mr. A. H. Davenport who, like young Lochinyar,
"has come out Of the West"
Marie Seebach is the wife of the German
tenor, Niemann, and of the intimate friends Of
Rlstori,, by whom, we understand, she is greatly
admired.
Mr. Walack's dramatic company has been
the 18th inst The beginning OF the new season at this
theatcr therefore, cannot be far OIL
We were in error as to Mr.. Theodore IIamil-
tons appearance at Newark EROch Arden. He ap-
pears there Wednesday. in Mr.. Arthur Matthisons
drama and the latter gentleman plays PhiiGp Ray A
There will be a matinee at the Grand
Lanners engagement. The entertanment viii consist of
the comic ballet Of "IiTka and Mr. aarstons gorgeous
stage-pcture of 'The GrOtto of the syrens.'
We cannot now do more than refer to the
San Francisco Mnstres who, at No 5s5 Broadway, are
giving capital entertainment H. which large nnmber
one week, and their new season has commenced well
Mr. Edwin L. Davenport, we understand, has
been engaged by Mr. DAILY 10 cooperate with Madam ia
tions In that shall see Mdc6eh acted ~ man
who has no eaga in the paTG far az we S and we
Messrs. Kelly g. Icons Minstrel Company
includes Mr.. Edwin Kelly, Mr.. Leon, Mr.. =. 3 PuTdy,
Mr Dave wilson, Mt; louis FnE, Master baTTy cav
Mr. j. b. Carter Mr. J. II. surridge Mr.. Sam Price, Mr.
+. VOlO Mr.. George Granville, and others, aud is mani
festly good organization OF its kind.
Only few opportunities remain of seeing
Mr. Emmets Fritz al Wallacks Theater. After leaving
plays the chief part with much vivacity and natural
ness that the future prosperity Of both-at the ouof-
town theaters--may he regarded as certain.
Many good actOrs-intelligent, experienced
performers that are we regret to say, out of engage
ment swept upon the shore Of inacton by the nasty
.rnt Of leg business that has ragged n different parts
the country. Let them take comfort, howevey- the
nuisance will abate ITSELF by and by, because its very
commonness Theaer-goers cannot forever be pleased
with rattle and tcked with straw"
Mr. Walter Montgomery, who has so favor
ably introduced himself to the American public as Mark
Atony, is an American by birth-a native of Gowanus
Long Island His professional reputation, however has
been acquired the English stage. To Roman charac-
eg nT G o vet s pcampact fame He
the Roman, and he wears the Oga we'll His voice is
the appearance of art and there is no fault TO be found
with his acting except that it slightly inclines toward
the rObustOu schOOin which the passions are torn to
tatters as observed by Shakespeare.
! Seats for the opening performances of "Man
and Wife, at the Fifthaye Theaer, are, we learn in
active demand, and selling rapidly. The bOx-Oiice is
open every day. The piece is announced the
joint work Of Mr. Wike Collins and Mr. AuguEtn DAILY
1t will he acted next Tuesday, when previously an
nOunced the Flfthave Theater will be opened for the
matinee is advertised for the succeeding Sat
urday We believe the chief features In the cast OF Man
and Wife" will be the following: Sr Patrick Lundy,
Mr.. James Lewis; Anne SdreSter Miss Clara Morris;
Hester Detbridge Mrs. Gilbert; GeOfrey Dedm0yn, Mr..
Harkins; Arnold Brnkloorth Mr.. j. b. Polk; Bishop
riggs, Mr.. William Davdge; Lady Lttndy Miss Fanny
Detz will sustain OF the Characters This young
lady it will be remembered, made her first appearance
last toward the end of the OF Fernando in
the character Of the lawyers wife, in that drama.
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