New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

the of December and had at sc V Wa tns
was brought forward, and played l6 times. Ihe Inc
h on the 18th OF old Jf abs WAS offered @ times The
same number of performances was allotted to 1.-THE
Serious Family y ana dmnSdaS Sleek and Tobias SEorte
On Ibe 18th Of February Mr. Fox made his first appear
% sri a. Ssged Is 1f mes and It was one Of the
droIlest Representations that the stage in our time
Ras or the 18th O% OF APRIL
snsCnS The 1c. in English comic @
peared the Olympic the 10th of May and remained
Til the I'd Of 2 weG the Se ah Tahp on the
22d OF August, following and Nerves Little fanssts
LIST OF October on the 5th Of that month Wee Willie
winke was produced and MI Fox reappeardg;Gno it's
on the 4th Of February 1871 Then, on the Wa n
came the burlesque of "Rehelien' and in which
% F Sh as sf 6s CaTna orGTH With
humor the well-knOwn and admired pe M hnSnstn
Days play of Horizon" brought e9a on , nro
March, had 60 ON the 5ih Of June
Miss LMciie Western appeared in East Lynne" which
s PSyed h for the lSa at the custom Of giving afternoon
nerformances on wednesday and saturday mas pre-
VAILED at me 6 SHmPsS ymo dSr SeprSed this house
Jealous and that dce by Mrs john H. seEyn
whose weearned reputation stands IN no need Oh IN.
dorsemen and who affords most efficient ala ana nost
Seart and tasteful cooperation TO the management OF
M Raves II is understood that new drama relative
to the War for the Union presently to be produced az
the pracced pen of T. b. Dewalden Another new pan
Omme by MT Fox viii BE SrSnsht DG
continues.
FOREIGN THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.
Mr.. H. J. Byron's burlesque of "Esmeralda,
the sensation Goat" has been successfully revived al
the London Strand.
The comedy of "Randall's Thumb which had
80 brief run at Waacks has been played in London at
tine Court Theaer, upwards Of one hundred nights IN
succession
The grave of the late Mr.. Robert Edgar, of
Mr. Joseph stammers is announced. He vas formerly
well known in the theatrical world of London.
Mr.. James Aberv, the author of The Two
Roses" has furnished the vaudeville Theatre with new
originality and censared for indecOrum. The dialogue
is said to be smart. This is specimen Men always
answers, And women always love talk"
The London Era thus refers to the work
lately put forward as relic of the author OF Caste
is said to be by the late Mr. T. W. Robertson, nothing
more need be recorded than that is obviously trans
ation from French trhe hastily made IN the carrier
| days of the afterward popular dramatist"
We read of an entertainment called Pick
wick at Home" which has been introduced by Mr.
1t employs the following eharacers aI1 81 %hGm
personaed by one performer: MT s Mrs Fsp
Cuppins Mr.. Jingle, Mr. stiggns' MI Goodman ser
| geant BuZtuZ, ana justice StdIIeIeh
Mrs. John Wood took benefit, at the st.
James's Theater, Friday evening, June The pre-,
sentation of ba gold 10 the beneficiary was one OF
guineas subscribed by the ladies and gentlemen CON
nected with her management was placed IN her hshds
gold" and that he could say for all concerned that
" their hearts were True TO Poll"
The votaries of the London GTecian Theater
have been edited by drama called Fairly Fooled,
one of which must be snguary refreshing IN e1-
fore ground wide expanse of water, and rocky path
on the right over which the moonlight streams. A
lain of the piece sets fire 10 the ruined ferryhouse in
which he has secured his victim on the right hafde
mened father drags his daughter up the path to the top
OF cliff and hurls her headlOng into the water In this
all who have been in peril are rescued ana the VII
lain receives his death wound"
Mr. w. s. Gilberts dramatizatiOn of Dickens's
"Great Expectations" has been brought out at the
Court Theaer in London 1t thus described: several
of the important characters in the story are left
unrepresened on the stage. We lose sight OF Mss
Hdrisham the brOkenhearted woman existing with the
one idea of training her adopted child of PubechoOk
that delightful old impOstOr and or Nemmiek the law
vers clerk with his famous castle at Walworth and his
high appreciation Of the value Of portable property The
melodramatic incidents are retained The drama
which are not elaborated to length. In the
preliminary portion, which pctoriay illustrated by
seen under the influence Of cold winry sunset wehave
forth the deadly hate of the two conyc OrheE ana
Ma0rcb and Pip is shown, in his juvenile days, giving
assistance TO the latter When - Years supposed to
have by the drama proper begins IN the ri i OF
persecution of his terrible wife who is always out ON
af f for fstelia the beautiful young lady at Miss
Biddy Gdrgerp's adopted daughter. The revengeful
passions of ek are fed by the jealousy he feels in
his advances to Bdd and the vengeance he intends to
take is darkly shadowed forth. When the lawyer,
of an unknown benefactOr to make little PIP pros
porous gentleman, the scene changes TO Banard Inn
individual to whom Pip, owes his sudden fortune.
The gratitude of PIP for the generosity OF the
w
to make money with the sole object of enricnng his little
friend his earlier daysis displayed as in the novel ana
Ge sf fS s Mad to escape the dangers Which
surr6ind him The last act, which taxes place In tine
old sluce House, near the Limehn is thoroughly sen
rejected by Bddy binds the youth TO ladder and pre-
pares to take his life. AaQeeh arrives just in time to
prevent the boys brains being beaten out with ham
iner and he grappes VIGOROUSLY with his old foe. AT
the moment triumph he is, however, seized by ser
geant OF the Thames Police fugitive from the law,
and falling TO commit suicide, he IS shot by the stern
official in effort TO escape Mdgrtch lives long
enough to recognize in Esed his longlost daughter,
who becoming the wife of Pip inherits all his wealth,
and Joe GargeTy who has been left widower, finds
nIaTed by Messrs. W. BeltOrd j. c. Cowper, Edward
RghtOn John Clayton, Miss NJ Brennan, Miss E Button
and Miss Kate Bishop"
Sir Charles l.. Young, Bart, hired the Prin-
cesss Theatre London, the 9th ut and brought out
for one night only hs S psS % eepa dread
fnl Incidents In advance and thus implicitly
announcing the doctrine Of fatalsm We reprint this
n dates from 1850 We are introduced TO a Puritan
Stephen Irede wp had been Instrumental in bringing
Charles the First the scaod, who scOrns the pOmps
aud vanites of the Restoration and who is unhappy IN
his domestic life. through having married spanish
Seconds Court The King has been fascinated by the
Purtan's beautiful wife to whom he has presented
necklace and sight OF the baube round the neck Of his
wife all the latent Jealousy and fiery
of the aectionate but narrow-minded husband. 1t Is
not nov done be most to win the wife
from the sedate life her husband would choose Tor her