New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
yreat deal OF talent. beauty, and cultivation


Osea Pasco, lid, Dea, kaie Elr@il
b. Whiting. Kate Seston. Ma Gnu.s
Eight OF these performers new to the Firth Avenue
and two of thom are to the stage. Mr.. John Moore
formerly of the Broadway has been engaged az promp
ter He is faithful experienced, and efficient. Mr. 10
moyne and Miss Cary formerly at the Globe Thea
ter in Boston, whore they enjoyed much public favor
the former for ability, the latter for pretuness MI
Criths has of the West though he too was
favodte ut tho Globe under selwyns management and
subsequently under the starred reign of Fechter MI
Crisp comes from the Boston Museum Mr.. Louis james
IA a recruit from the Arch, in Philadelphia. Mr owen
Faycet often seen before in NewYork, has laey Deeh
acting in Chicago. Miss Marian Fame comes rom mo
Court Theater, in London; and Miss Ida ferancc ana
Miss Kate Firmin are debutantes'
tits comfort to the JOurnast,-wearied win the
puerty and horrid trash which have Inundated
the NewYork stage for the last three monthsthus 10
get glimpse Of something like rational and intellectual
purpose on the part of theatrical manager MI Days
plans appear TO have been laid with thought and sudy
his programme s full Of promise and we can extend
the Fifth Avenue Theater, on the threshold oi I'D ne"
season. -
Miss Glyn, it is intlmated, will act next sea-
SOU beginning in Boston The distinguished actress hs
several speciatie7, and VIII doubtless attract vice
attention.
Miss Olive Logan has written another COM
edy. The title il " West Point" This new piece hss
the Fifth Avenue Theater III the course OF the coming
Mr.. Jefferson will not act in New-York this
ber zine Black Crook" is TO be revived ct Niblos
about Christmas time Miss Kate Reynolds 1t ia said
will " star" in "a Terrible Temptation"
Mr.. Jacks Benefit Performance should be
remembered by the II takes place next
saturday Afternoon at the san Trancseo Mnstre, ha
beneficiary. His claims upon public attention. are those
OF talent devotion TO his art and gray service" aud
they deserve respect, practically manifested
NJ Dappnr,ia VII of \
Broadway near Bleeckerst-eontnues TO attract pub.
lie notice. 1t is interesting to the student OF naturs!
science There three SEALS In as many tanks: and
the animals keep up a snorting, blowing. and roaring
that to the juvenile mind, are little less than awful
Upwards of three hundred persons, we are told visit ths
sea Lions daily.
Mrs. Lander began another engagement at
the California Theater san Francisco on the "a nst as
cast included Mr.. Mccullough ESssr, Miss Imogene
Van Dyke LAZY Sarah Hoioard Mrs Saunders as Ledy
Anne Buricigh, Mrs. Buckley Mdrte Ldmb1rn, MT
Garden King James Mr. Buckley as Lord Hotoard Mr.
Mestayer Lord Burietgh Mr. Edwards as SIR Frame.
Bacon Mr.. Leathes Marquis de Mendoza Mr. Thayef
as Sir Francis Drake, Mr. Leach Darison, Mr. French
as Hudson Mr.. Stewart as Jaesson. On the Attn INST
Mrs. Lander played Peg HoGtngtoi.
Mr.. Owen MarOwe, late of Walacks Thea
ter, made bis first professional appearance ~ san Fran
cisco, on the LIST inst az the California Thgter Hs
Alta refers To the incident as follows Last nl5t Mr.
owen MarlOwe succeeded in establishing himself az once
as favorite IL is very TALL but not ungracefui has
quiet elfpOssessed air, very easy delivery ana aIace
that reflects the sentiment he Is lnerpIetlhg CGnnns
after such distinguished actor Charles Mathews
and playing the same character his success may Dc con-
sidered remarkable. The call before the curtain "s
| hearty and unanimous"
The twenty ninth regular dramatic season
has commenced, at the Boston Museum Inc company
contains the to9Spg P2Sers hGsSFS ,rT ls j. W.
Blaisdel j. A. Smith, j. II. Ring j. ". N9rTs - pa
rows Nolan IL Meredith Ira Grsh1Rg Laeas '' g.
Mason, W. Mcclellan; Miss Annie Gsrke, N IFS Io,e
SgeI Mrs Laura phillips MTs Mo so Jchnsone, Miss
NJ. Parker Miss Nellie Downing, Miss Agss l ~, p
SSsis fhe I Heir at Law aud stoops 70
Conquer" acted In the first week OF he nv ths
f R@sto Theater The Howard Atheneuh ard the 81
James, Theater in that city, have ths WEEK. 0psn'1
for the season. The MIons are at inc iorHer iou0'
THE DRAMA IN LONDON.
Mr.. II. l.. Bateman will open the London
| Lyceum IN September
The opera season closed,.in London, on tho
| 5th OF August, and Drury Lane il closed
| Andrew Halliday's "Notre Dame has passed.
| ,ts iGOth performance at the London Adelphi
Mr.. blanchard Jerrold's new comedy, Cupid
in WAITING" has acted for three weeks past al 'n'
| Royalty Theater.
Miss Amy Sedgewick has been playing
Pauline IN THE Lady OF Lyons" at tie Ne" ASOohA
/ Standard Theater
! woman calling herself "Iulu" cntcrtains
the British public by bounding mo tue ar '"cH' "
! feet upward, In a perpendicular me-
! Mr. Walter Montgomery began tour weeh si,
seaInn as manager STAR July Slst, at thS iohT I
Gaety Mr. Montgomery appeared as bdbl, hl' p a.
! Cavendish was announced here as bed"''e '"' NV
3 liIid -
! The StereoscOpic Company has presented 20
Mrs Ro,.sby dp,S Ing, set with i've large sty IN
exquisite water, Te,Ompense Tor hef ioe' VI '. An
sitting for them take hDr pOrtruts, a. she apa ~
/ Axe and Crown and " Joan OF Are Nearly S0V''"'
! these portraits. IL Is said, have been sold
Sbokesppare's influence is shown in the fact
that when, Yer lie seems 10 have been forever Dan" a.
from The modern boards, manager comes ~ -
rescue and gives generally - bSoWn RUM ooy
pearran revival" Mr.. Walter Montgomery u altsihis
ms nj the Gnyey Theater, in London W ha,e'vt 4.
he This cent,en!ans success, we trust that ue ,her
coming " hen must have ShsEespearelh sln ,hi,
leeitimate dramas shut up the theaters inc ,sd
cannot live forever upon legs, sneatea canvas Serty
Are AT the same time We must lsst upon pettoV Rim
OF Judgment 10 would do nobody sood 10 c.hi0' -
to N.ten Ia Shakpsneare, fine ana cOsts