New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23


Maurice appeared as Belle Scic and pretty and win
ming, alike in makeup and in mimic performance.
Faust isnot strong enough by itself for evenings
entertainment and II repeated should be supplemented
by other tre of the Sort brief piece
OF a sober character.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Fechter appeared at the Boston Theater
on. Monday night, as Hamlet
Mr.. Lester Wallack will play in Hartford,
Conn. on the 10th or 18th OF March.
Lost at Sea- will be acted at Wallack s
next Monday night. for the first time in Hew-iork.
Hamlet" ia in its eighth week Mt Booths
Theater where 1t continues to attract crowded houses
The tragedy of "Fazior will be brought out
at Booths Theatcr next Saturday evening, with MITE
Waller as Blanca.
The friends of Mr. Charles Gayler, the ORA,
matst, will learn with that death has deprlVed
him OF one OF his children.
Hash" may be enjoyed at the hall OF the
San Francisco Minstrels, and the comic opera OF 10
Petit Faust at Kelly Icons.
A matinee will be given at the, olympic
his comic representation OF Hamlet
Two comic dramas constitute this weeks bill
at the Tammany-"The Seven" and Bad Dickey'' 1ho
latter piece reaches Its saith performance tonight.
Edwin L. Davenport is playing in the prln-
cpal England cities as EnOeh Arden Next moh'h
he will act IN Pittsburgh Cincinnati, ana s LOUIS
Mr.. Hartz's Bijou Theater was opened on m
Tuesday evening. No 7is broadway II IL devoted 10
magic and OF the acutest magcans OF the DAY pre-
sides over it,
A performance for the benefit of NJ. Girrebeuk
Will take place at the French Theater next Friday even
ing when La Dame Blanche" will DO gwen, with d.
and Nine Grrebeuk IN the CHEZ parts
Mr. Emmett continues to prosper as'Frit=, IN
Mr.. Gayer's drama. He Is now playing III SIcinna,
MIR Emmett will, is likely, appear in New-fork next
August, in the character he has 30 successfully Poio
"Laah Rookh" continues on the bills at the
Museum for the afternoon entertainment. Faust" Is
given in the evening. The Rand Sisters Ada narlan a.
Maha nylrH tn
the blonde school, continue to act at this theater'
A drama based on Dickens's story Of Little
Dorr" has been produced with success at Mrs. Drs%
Theater 1.-THE Arch Philadelphia 1t is the work OF Mrs
f. d. Wallace who plays Linie Dorrh, and whose per-
sOnation OF the part Is much commented rms actress,
informed is negotiating for al appearance ~ tbs
city.
Variety, the delight of mOrtals, prevails at Wal,
lacks Theater on Monday night was acted the areed
On wednesday the play.goer may see Masks and
Faces-acted here last Saturday Tor the first time TINS
season 1.-THE Captain Of the Watch" and "WoOdcocks
Little Game" will be performed on Thursday "Wild
Oats" is assigned for Friday.
Mr. DAILY, at the Fifth Avenue Theater, has
GOdsmiths comedy OF The Good a. Natured Man IN
pagnc," by Matilda Heron and Laura keene, lately
drawing large houJes Iaterin the season. "a already
announced Mr. DAILY VIII bring OUT COL ft5serdiH o
promised tins house, consisting Of The Duenna
by Sheridan, MtchclPs buretta Of 1.-The Savage ana the
Maiden" and MOncrefs farce, 1.-THE Boarding school,
An pOGlIdlb VI TFiNIH 40
Hamlet, has been made by Mr. W. W. Scott of tins city
IL "a cTayon. Photographs OF 1t have been made by
lockwood and for sale at Booths Theater ana IN
of the pctureshOps. The portralt-whch takes In
the head and shoulders-represents Hamlet in his most
interpretive mood The countenanco Is expressive OF
settled anguish and shows at the same time great mental
effort and conflict OF thought An AR Of gentle dignity
pervades the work. which at once the manifest ana the
representation Of Haaie That We can Ca 10
mind.
Olive Logan's lecture on Girls" appears to
have met with abundant III tile West. We bear
that the adys audiences have been very aud
enthusiastic, and that she has surpassed in popularity
all tle gls1 u he Iel4 For tw2 months Miss
comes eastward. to fulfill engagements nereabouts but
has agreed back after brief interval ana devote
months To the prairie lyceuns, speaking every
night She will her Journey ings as lar rs Denver
Colorado, and perhaps MISUNDERSTANDING the cheI towns
in Kansas aud Nebraska under engagement 10 local Assoc
Citations.
The recent dramatic obituary includes the
names OF Mr.. Charles Durung old Philadelphia actor
who rests at the age Mrs Nellie Anderson wife OF
Mr.. j. ii. Anderson and Mr.. William Fletcher, come
diam died. last week, at NcksDurg aged 5S years
Boston is to be amused-as the subjoined
BosToS. Feb. H. 1870
Sir Stewart Robson:
DAAK Can you play Hamlet n
MY EsrrrxrD r. b. Your query made smile
can ROBSON.
BOsTOS Feb. It, 1870
DEAR SIR VIII you 10 Prince Of Denmark MI stuart
H0osoD' Bo.ros Feb r. 1910
My DR.ET b. Ye. Sir will him. ggrst 10th
1t was as Hamlet believe, that Mr.. stuart Robson
or thereabOut, at Laura Keene's 1heater now the
Olympc) lie extremely cOmical then rs the Mean-
chOiy Dane. and dare say his presentation viii be
1uuuer than ever.