New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
TIE DRAMA

-, o.tendcd them will attend them all The more
,T il every disposition on the part Of the theatrical
r,rers 70 respond TO this renewed interest IN dram
.,,ttors Many incidents invite attention, tonight
t,,., the course OF the entire week Prominent
~ these is Mr John :. Clarkc's reappcarance, after
: .tse,ce OF several years. Mr.. Clarke Will act al
S,,b Tbeater this evening, MAJOR dc Boots ana a.
r.ony Too7les The announcement conveys emphauc
,-,,,se Of genuine merrimcut And the promise may
- ~. trusted Nature has made Mr. Clarke very
mica creature. He cannot help being funny and he
,,,,..y,ted this rare natural capacity according to
=, worthy aimonitions Of q fine artistic instinct
= r,-l reputation which Nj Clarke has won In Lon
- IA a guarantee that time has strengthened his pow
aud improved his method We bespeak
40, a cordial welcome. Mr.. Booth closed his
..u,eut on Saturday night. appearing as CidHde
1.s, HIS successes have been recorded, and q
- r,uce 10 the brilhancy Of his season is all
h...r,s needful now. MI Booth will not act here
-. r,t1 late In the Autumn.-No change at Wal
-. .Men and Acres viii be seen tonight W many
80 80 Yt has estrainod from enjoying its charms. IL
deirhtfu piece Of writing, pure in feeling sweet IN
,,,,ent soundy good in contrast Of character, and
- NJ Bsafll admouitiOn. Two OF the old comedies
TN Relle's strataCem" and The Love-Chase'-will
,v he revived at this theater. " Ours was given at
tha saturday matinee
A. tbe olympic Theater the travestie OF " Mac
,tb" Will De offered this evening Nh Fox viii person
90 "Tbs Thane OF Chowder." and the entire com
- M the Olympic viii participate in sing
Ing Locks music. There is reason to anuci
nate q great deal Of amusement from tins repre-
ssntaton-At Nibo's Garden there viii be no present
rlaure-the Lydia Thompson Troupe continuing 70 acl
,D "Pippin OF the King Of the Gold Mne'.'-At WOOD
ofusegfu the buresrue OF The Bohemian Grl Will be
renrthened by the introduction into the Far scene OF
q r,up Of Iroquols Indians This performance Tor the
evening, In the afternoons, this week, VIII DE presented
81. b.resGue of The White Cat"-In the Circus bulid-
3nr-Nr Lent having concluded the guar season ana
ordered his company 70 the fresh fields OF the country
7s p,-1evs variety troupe late OF Tamm1uy viii make
H. appearance tAis eyening.-The HlppodIome Ia
,sur has ended its brief season at tie Skating Rink
o-5 ZONE aneld-Nr. Rollin Howard, well known
"a. a good musician has been engaged IN the
e.n Francisco Minstrel company He strengthens
rouue already strong. and that IN quiet unpre-
tenduC way affords great deal OF comfort ana cAoei 10
verta,ked and weared workers in this busy community
Tlnisht at No. 40 Broadway, Messrs. Kelly Icons
Hnstrs Will bring out anew burlesque underthe sisnh-
can't title Of Frow FrOw' M Leon, who Is always so
eueees,fu in the assumption Of feminine character Will
-ers1uate the hcrone-At the Grand Opera House I'M
fortlnt additions viii be made TO the spectacle oil Inc
Twelve Temptations" Notably an "Amaz oulan Ballet
q Do Dee introduced-Atthe Fifth Avenue Theater, Frou-
Frou has reached its eleventh week-a fact which sui-
GENTLY baspeaks its popularity. New decorations are 70
BE added 10 the already brilliant scenic setting tins even
tu- ami, in the beautiful Venetian scene,
0 new barcarole is to be sung Tor the
H-st time. Tie cast OF tl.s drama includes the
names OF Miss Agnes Ethel Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Kate
Newton. Miss Amy Ames, Mss Emily Lewis, Mt George
Clarke. Mr.. W. Davlge, Nj James Lewis, MI George
Parkes and Mr. G. De We're. The custom Of Wednes-
day Mautcs VIII be resumed al the Fifth Avenue Oh the
9th inst We note also that Miss Agnes Ethel viii take
beued. on the 25th of April and that MI DAILY proposes
s5b-n- out in due course Of time, or.slla. drn@t
:1sron Of sardou's Fernande."-Mr Charles Fcchter
.ur readers are reminded, viii reappear IN New-Hork
next Monday night az the French Theaer IN the char
ser OF claude Melaote Miss Leclercq Will persouate
JdglHe The company supporting Nj Fechter VIII H.
cude M sheweu, Mr. Becks, Mr.. 4. D. Bradley, Mrs
Melinda Jones' Mrs Hind, and others The sale Of tickets
Begins THIS morning.
AtUuion Hall corner 0f Broadway and Twenty third
g. The Edwin Booth Dramatic Union" will give per
fjrmanoe tonight, by way OF complimentary teetlhoAi
toMr. j. F. Dulon-a prominent member OF the society
Tie programme viii comprise Brian o Linn, Raising
t1e Wind" Twenty Minutes with Tiger" Barney
Tie Baron," and several miscellaneous interludes We
15tce in the several casts the names Of Messrs j. j.
Delaney j. f. Dillon, T. J. Madden, q. W. Piggott, j. F.
XcD1nough =. Mcclure, VI. F. McGauley, Miss Kate
1i1aat. Miss Jenny Mayfeld, and Miss Lily Maydeld-
TIE Edwin Booth Dramatic Union" is well named and
seems % ne well Organized Persons dcsrous Of joining
The Union are invited 10 communicate with MI j. T.
8lcnonough. No. 2lO East Thirtyseyenth-st Weu-con
dlced societies Of this kind do certain amount Of good
a. giving experimental opportunity 10 untred aspiration
Sof tho actors aurcS, aud-OccaaOnaly-in sending re-
CTuits ~ the regular stage.
Al steinway Hall, tonight Captain Mayne Reid Will
deliver discourse the life, character and genius OF
Bvron This Is the anniversary OF the poets death,
which occurred at Missolongh, in l8Zi Interest III
Byron Literature having lately been revived by Mrs.
Harriet Boecher Stoves disclosures, Captain Mayne
Reid We may be sure, viii have al interested audience
Tomorrow night, at the same hail. Mr. Charles W.
brooke Of Philadelphia, will speak on Irish Bards and
Irish Ballads" The beauty Of the subject impresses
u. .rrrul a MS ElII-
dress Oh several occasions in other cities, and always, we
understand with really brilliant success. Philadelphia
Taper in particular have praised him with the heartest
cOrdalty His incidental recitatOns OF irish Ballads
are especially commended and we anticipate IL his en-
tranment source OF real qualification 10 tasteful ana
cultivated minds.
Another Of many pleasant miscellaneous features Of
Eist,r week will be the first appearance here OF Mt
william Mason Evans who has elsewhere acquired dis
Tucon as an elocutOust and who intends to give an
e1ert umeut at she Cooper Institute in the large hail.
next Friday evening April p. Mr Evans comes 10 US
highly commended by the press in different cities Of
Peuusvlyauia. He viii read on the occasion named,
elections from Macaulay Poe Dickens, J. TrOwbridge
and other writer's. We glad 20 perceive, however
that DE will not read either Barbara Freitchie' or
Beautiful SNOW" II hope that The Raven" might
b. on the shelf would be to hope in vain No gentle
programme is complete without this tedious bird
o. The night
Attention has already been called TO the fact that
Performance for the benefit Of Mrs sedley Browne will be
gwen Il Walacks Theater next Wednesday afternoon.
hrs. Browne readers are aware was very DadIy
burned during q recent representation Of the famous
dfesCcne in Lost at Sea" The accident-wmch TOOK
Place a. Springfield Mass-resulted not only in serious
physical injury the lady but in serious pecuary loss
Hence ti4s beuedt-wLICh is well deserved, and which
ought 70 be- abundalty successful Strong attractions
VII be- offered Mr. John Brougham will appear as
t'tsmource iu 90 A Gentleman From Ireland Mr. John
sCarkg viii enact Cousin Joe In The Rough Diamond"