New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

Palace Of Truth" has been brought out at the r.
York. IN New
Mr.. Lester Wallack has in pre- .o,.,ion--for
new "av FROM ~" brilliant and T. sau uar pen Of Mr.
John -BTougham.
Mr. John e E. oyers q acting Se!oa Shi,gls
Lydia ThomPsrns ButiesQue Troupe win be succeeded,
at the Bosn Theate on the 9th ns by the strakoscn
Opera Company.
zettet Last night Charlotte Cushman enact Queen
Katharine. Her years Of retirement from the stage
performance Wch was in my mind greatest lmper-
sonaton IT s simply Incompatible"
Miss 'Cushman continues to enact Queen
Katharine, in "Henry VlII," at Booths Theater The
attendance has been very numerous from the beginning
the engagement and her true and admirable persona;
on of the Queen has been received with pleasure and
appreciation by the intelligent and refined taste of this
/ community.
Mr.. LefRngwell has been engaged at the
and ne e Sn
whom there is most inspriting repor-w also soon APP
a1nite in lively and various entertainment, winning
ST lady popularity for this cheerful resort.
The tide of play going still sets strongly in
| the direction Of the Olympic Theater. Humpty
Dumpy" Is seen by delighted crowd every time u IS
played The zgzass we observe have discarded their
cadaverouS faces and assumed comical facial gulse
JudicOus changes have been made in the arrangements
opd % sS 6c se at and
Saturday Matin6es as well as every evening.
The San Francisco Minstrels have devised q. a
pantomme called Fox and Goose, with wmch 'nsy
divert the care-laden searchers for rest and eheer
Dan Rce at his Pavilion Circus, may be seen IN tne rlng
every highland him Is to laugh One OF the car
Life on the Prairies Messrs NewComb and Arhgsom p
Minstrels give their customary bright ana ,
terainnent, every evening at their cosy opera hoo
Col. Henry S. Olcott's drama of The , Rose
Of Salem" is to be brought out a. s1e f the na
revision this work Col Oco has enjoyed the Dne
OF the counsel OF Mr. Upham OF SALEM ension
which "The Rose Of Salem is DESIGNED 10 IVA ~
Extraordinary IL 10 he avished on me gGIlne w VI
this drama. Scenes from the old Salem tnaI nav @ w
loved u depict will show the ancient heauquarrs vi
Puritan higOtry and supcrstition-with tner conc4iv
ants of human passion, pathos and romance-pTeclsey
studies for his pictures III the place ltseIl Oh Oot.
lately visited Salem and in the garnet OF an ane'e ed
spininC-wbeel and number If other articles dating
back the time OF his play; and these together WIN
Ben Pcrlev Poore will used the stage il the dress
ing of his piece.
The new Brooklyn Theater, under the man
agemCnt Of Mrs +. Is. Conway, was opened OH Monday
III the presence OF very numerous company me oll
ing address, written by Mr. John rougham was spoken
M MI aud ME- s e G" cNm Ss so
iisrs the following persons Mrs. F. b. Conway, Miss
Ella Burns, Miss Emma HoWsOn, Mrs. W. II. Leighton
Miss Maud Ernest Miss Fanny Reeves, Miss Mary Dallas
Miss Jane LennoX Miss Martha Grey, Miss George Wat
son, Miss Julie Evans, Miss Minnie Conway Mrs George
Farren Miss May Fisk Mrs Julia BrutOne Miss Augusta
Anna Lewis, Miss Ida Saunders, Miss Maria Atkins,
Messrs. F. b. Conway, Frank Roche, Harry Eytnge Eu-
Mark Russell A. s. Wright, s. Morley, Arthur Davis j.
Hethrlngton: W. Dallas. ?. Br;lscomb, Edward Lamb.
F. Chippendalc, John Clarke G: C. Charles d. a.
T. LipScomh 5. Hoskns. Marshall and T. Carter. The
opening performance greeted with kinG welcome,
and The Booyn Theater has made an au'p'i"s begin
!