New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

u-cs8-vtth suitable temple, in proper location;
rstcass German Theater uptown anu nnnSant pros.
6rstclsss manager could not i"ii !" VIII ''''''''
perity. ~ ,ld ,0,-+
xysek "Randall's Thumb" by Mr. W = 1nTho WI
,.h, ouf al Walacks Theater. XII, OF Tue Al
as Trsyeer" by Messrs. Elward Spencer ana H. ~ 80
walden will be produced at Nlo9s ThruTr Thea
tsT W6ere Miss Edwin is TO make her IsaepeTnIge
And Mr. F. G. MoedSrs new pI@ cn"ngc of hin is also
Imminent the omI, hSa eater, :, Mr. some me Fomanc
.,nbase OF the late war of the Rebellion.
Mrs Macready gave the first Of her new sc,
res of rcctals at Steinway Han ON ThursdE En" and
tempest Of wind and rain prevailed ou,,os USTac1eSdv
mas been unluoiy. Her former beglnnns nov-storm
Lyric Hall marred by sols s occaon 10 fail
whenever she has since app AIRED LIE as on behalf
gTeed r. wei Mo on Mocraay is one Of best readers
that we have heard; aud as slc siv" ncrsonates ma
out book and in dramatic colleagues SIs snpnosS5
JistincT as pessibe the individuals VINO aiS SppSeu
10 converse her entertainments ah az ana atc
agreeable animation Won voice is Of remarkable compass
and her method indicates disud The ontbwsieStic an
IN tne at hos o who heard Thursday evening and
VAS several times recalled Give another recital and IL
a. sg mai ulI this tempest OF ethereal Spring
II those who enjoy good evolutionary art and
wli ensoe nosition hear this interesting artist.
Tha American Dramatic Fund Association has
~ been disturbed by internal strife The trouble has
This accession OF forces appears % have inspired
Of the ancient Misunderstanding control of the a
s ~ The AssOciatiOn-with dread Of possible change
G i.s government. election of officers for the
nc wear will take place Monday next; but, the
newly elected members not entitled to vOetheir
term OF membership not BEGINNING till the second quar-
ter after their eecuonit appears that the shaking OF
dry bones has begun prematurcy. Various silly aega
touching the dire lntents OF the newly elected
members have been loosely scattered about but there
really 10 be for alarm, since nearly all the
subscribers 10 the Fund-new well oldare actors
W no can have possible motive for making any
rsngements that will rebound 10 their own in
Jury. The public, We dare say. would like TO
see the American Dramatic Fund Association
revivihed by lfe-boOd and more energetic
management il only TO escape the annual appeal for
Dramatic Fund Benefits. society having an invested
capital OF more than fifty thousand dollars ought to grow
rapidly and II all the reputable actors and managers
Sn the United states would join It, aud work harmon
iouSy together IL might easily be established upon
basis of munihcent prosperity, and made national IN
stutO ditusing blessings throughout the profession
all The country According 10 the last report of the
Association IS claimants drew about so apiece IN one
year-whch could not have done much good, in any In
stance Ii would seem that charitable society which
In operation for twenty years ought to be
able 10 benefit its pensioners 10 greater extent than
now is possible 4 suggestion lately made by Mr. Edwin
Booth, with regard 10 this society ought we thnk 10 DC
carried into effect. Mr.. Booth proposed that every
theater in the country should annually contribute to the
Fund she proceeds of all performances the 23d OF
ApTil-Shakespeare's Birthday.