New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

management doubt not VIII he one Of the vses5
used to an editor Of this paper, and s Paris CORE
spondent Spdion, is one of the brightest Oh iofc'sh
letter writers.
THE DRAMA IN LONDON.
"New Men and Old Acres" had run OF near
ly 100 nights at the Haymarket Theater, LONDON IL
superseded, however on the 2sth OF April ny n Mr;
in which Mr. sohern played the chief par-A new farce,
by Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe, called sampsons Wed,
Iyccum Theater-Mrs John Wood has relinquished the
management of the ST. James Thea,er ss sa fdS toa l
ter. Mark smith, A. W. Young, Lionel Brough, Emily
orne and other were at basn s1 acted M
times at the Prince OF waless Theater in LOndonE,A
comedy by Mr. T. W. .h Roesr,SOf ssd on ASa esIea
Burnands Burlesquo Black ed Susan" has had the
Nr such pers Of sS gi that at
had assigned to Mr. BOHecspt his t
be m fhg Era a. say in asOn to
the previous week, that "The finest weather ever en-
se anS S nDprecedented circumstances tha-n addition
20 the three dramatic establishments built this year
gushing wsss will EssteT Fssva
ceum under the title Of little the words trans
lated y Mr. H. FaTneA seeact sos sS%edy n6or saed OF
"The Countess Sisters Love- has been brought ont
Of costume iecitals" at St. Georges Hall She inter
sS the of kfs caef ef SreT IN %%a
opened the 10th ult with comedy by AndTew rev HALL
of F. C. Burnand, the well-known dramatist,
% fed the in on WDaS S sSs h rce % 5 & ye1 the
time OF her marriage, this lady was known as MISS
Vandenhca, member Of the Drnry Lane company, and
Of Mrs. George Thomson, mother Of Mrs Herman nan
sister the late Mrs Loman Rede, were members OF the
Drgry Lane Company at the time OF Edmund Kea8rs
Robertson has recovered from his recent inessMr W.
s. Gilbert is writing fairy play for the Haymarket;A
up King" has been produced at the stsndard-
ndon s quite aa m Gf neT
BOOK BOOK" asampsons ms Wedding" I'M P" "The Twin Sis,
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widows Weeds" by John Oxenford and H. wigaI, and
Mother, iP Ss is described as iclc%s N''O '.' m 'l'
a" Little Mother, is the nick name of Kitty Clark an
from Gudford, who, running up. to London to visit
her sister Fanny comes upon her qnawares and discoy
Doubtprong, whose father is, by profession dentist.
Christopher mportuned 10y his father who wishes for
break his word, and desert his betrothed But Kitty or
Ta1ys a apartments % are furnished more xurany than
her own means would allow htty finds 3ash-hand-
pump The Jars cannot all contain jam and Crcassan
Cream Is mystery with which she has not yet been
the apartment Mr. Dou6eprong arrives anxious to per-
suade Fanny to give up her claim TO- the hand OF ms son
by the error. lie offers bribe, which is scorn-
fnlly rejected. and Mr.. Doubieprong is speedily
accompanied Kitty to London, looks on, and quenches
his thirst wha mug ofae In the second act we are in
troducod consulting dentist Cristopher
informed that his adyOve has accepted the brb and
has returned TO the country and he must prepare at
once to wed the daughter Of old Simmons, who has
lots OF money Father and about to start for
Putney, when Kitty and Fanny arrive, the former
to ChistopheS best at the wedding is mistaken
for the real Simon Pure and Atty reads him lecture,
Fanny rectifes the mistake. The persuasion OF ola
D0u6leprong being of avail, he resorts to what ho
torms dodge and appeals to the patena feelings 81 Ms ms
Simmons in order to pay off the mortgage upon ms
M sS %ny es ARE are
TO in order to den them and poor Bo6ty has to suffer
the meantime, Frank Singleton has paid the money,
Christopher has told Old simmons Of the reason ior ms
l. thus left free to his early love- Kitty accepts the
has had % to put up With most Of the kicks and
hafpence receives save In the shape OF Dank-hote
TIE DRAMA IN PARIS:
Six concerts given in Paris by Mile. Nilsson
during the past Winter have yielded more than 10000
francs for benevolent olectyictoren sardo1 Is con-
RGHnane RSfmG %as n at the dis
covery OF Roman Amphheater has been made in Paris
ita Of Transpine Gag and the only surprise that 50
e sqSa ys to aeS this re' 0
Mr.. Crayen's new play of "Barwise's Book"
receives the following comment: "The part of Mnlcrah
written for Mr. sothern is Mathewsian role Mntergf
fair and young girl Ellen Pet,oorth, that hemay marry
stout lady whom he believes is wealthy. IL turns out
the pair Is mutually deceived. Mrs Mucrdf had eight
hundred pounds year left her, but, after Iie one
of "Quicksand Myth and Swamp" occurred,
and left her penniless Mnlerdu next, next de de-
cocts false will Of the late Mr. Borcse, which is found
in volume OF Shakespeare, otherwise BdrtriSes BOOK
The crime s detected and eventually forgiven by the
Characters in the play and Mieran and his wife seem
a. hanpv as ever without penny to call their own.
Thus there is apparently, particular moral TO DO
learned from the piece but Mr. sothern dresses IN the
With ecntlemanly ease and nonchdtdnee that could
hardly be surpassed"