New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
DRAMATIC NoTES

Mr.. John f. Owens will succeed Miss Cush-
man. st GBOOths Theater beginning on the 9th Of No
"Nilsson, the Black Nightingale" has made
timely reappearAnoe, at tho BAH Of tho San Francisco
.ced nsS e On nS"
Ing good houses. =
Barnum's amply appointed and very inter,
saturday-fOr that day only, -
Mr.. L. B. Lent's Circus, long popular and
alwaye welcome, viii De reopened OF is od th
rural districts.
Messrs. MafHt and bartholomew are playing
OF the Globe Theater in the pantomime OF Bibo Inc
comic Dutch deiineator Mr j. H. BudwOrth may also be
eeen at this place Of popular resort
Mr.. Fechter has volunteered-with a ready
generosity and practical kindness that oil must ADMIRE
appear q. wallaeEs Theater %ednesday AFTERNOON,
services OF his company are also volunteered
Mr.. J. Delmon Grace, the once popular and
well known actor-now helplessly and hopelessly para
USED, at Providence R. Lis to receive Benefit by
means Of dramatic performances at the Opera House In
that city on the eth OF November biography o. Mr
military paper entitled Ours
Miss Pauline Markham,-formerly of the
Lydia Thompson Burlesque drOupenRas been sHdynhE,
Heron with view to making her professional appear
written expressly for her use and illustration 1t fur
ter intiAated that Miss Markhams tutor looks with
Eer pup Miss MarKhams debut in this new path Of
exeTti6n, will, it is said. be made within month
Little Minnie Marks lately appeared at Dan
sb Sv III eu ysn and Ss ReOG
ing in person and temperament and skul equestrian
exercises and exploits. Connosseurs In such matters
describe her the champion chidrdeT of the world
S MT Ce 6c 3 & All hs
with his Pavilion Circus volunteer their services This
circus will close here with the present week, and Will re-
open in Baltimore on the 9th of November.
The stage is lively in Boston. Edwin Booth
appeared at the Boston Theater on Monday. He has
Richard III MI Augustin Days Divorce" has been
produced with beautiful scenery BY Mr. Voeghtlin at
Ge st 6s S Mseu su baTom eomeness Of
Miss Olivia Rand has proved attractive at the Howard
Athen@um. "Kenilworth" is presented. visitors 10
the ST. Jamess ThGateT witness performances by Tho
SormOna Richada Family"
| A new play by Mr.. T. B. De Walden, en-
forward the province al stage. 1t was written for the
Coleman Chdrfn-Lous, aged 10, Alice Fielding aged
coepded for PTeo4G1Ts talent in acPs s snd IN
They 9 gGteS De W@dc new
This piece, told, satzes the folly of ndugent
Children, and permit them to msrule themselves.
Mrs. Lander recently acted Queen Elisabeth
at salt Lake City The Herald OF that place sept 26th)
aludes the distinguished lady as follows: Mrs Lam
makes the best possible OF all accessories at her COM
dress and the pararhornaa Of the stage extends
nnutest details and the effect Of this care s to essen
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spectator The lady looked every inch queen: and has
lost none of that fire and strength which have for many
stage stage" S''eD H'' l''''S N'"'' Nf'- Wv
Poor old Mr.. blanche, the English playwright.
at the age OF 49, and the author OF not less than 200
dramatic pieces has informed the public that he 10
longer writes for the theater nor does he think this
misfortune, at time when the sensational drama and
broadcast buresque" TO be alone acceptable TO thea
cr-gOers. The productions of Mr.. blanche are by no
plays with beginning middle and end and are not al
together dependent upon canvas costume blue fire. and
its day we shall revert to plays of the old order
too toward simplicity IN all art and all life is ono OF
| the blessed possibilities OF the future
The dramatic company at the Chestnut-st.
Theatcr Philadelphia, comprises the following persons:
Mr. and Mrs L 6 If ThGT5 a9r Jr a. a.
InRtI RradfCrd B. f M,tiacF, mart conway, vincent
s. Bo1sS' Il Tordiiana a; Fisher; j: F. GonSla1s.
Miss LILY @ Miss P nm M GoS MdtS Mas NMnry
Louise Morse, Miss Marie stuart, Mrs j. Taylor, Miss
Us Grace Gray The stage manager is Mr. " Fred.
ericks the prompter Mr. Jerry Taylor the leader OF the
band, Mr. Carl Sentz; the scenic artist Mr. j. Feters
Miss Augusta L. DargOn began an engage
at Pittsburgh on the 23d INST This lady was one OF
sufferers by the Chicago IRE She was residing at
meoeR opera House Almost all her pTUPerty was de-
Gyd Miss DaES a9 Sy R9 r er pSrsG
alton Of camille Miss DargOn acted at Hoocy s
Opera House and aInef great asa OF 10 rca
the dramatic profession-for the reason that
with talent sns MAS e %ds deyoR is
Wrapped up in the art Her every power is undoubtedly
CanIHTs we have everything that is linked with human
passion There no artist who aDors hardcr ~ attain
perfection"
Mrs, Chanfrau has been acting Christie John
sf0ne at Richmond, Va. The Enquirer alludes thus to
Mr. Tayleu!os play and to Mrs. CnanfTaus acting The
MAY was received with Outburss OF applause through
the tears Of the ladies rendered homage tho
passion Of the author and the genius of the actress
in preserving the exciting scenes and rcrOus situa.
lions in all their force, vigor ana naturaincs he mas
shod hs artistic reputation As for Mrs Chanfrau
universal verdict is that she Is the most l~wrll ana
effective actress we have had On our boards iort many
year"
FOREIGN DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. John S. Clarke has acted Dr. PGfgiosS
100 nights at the Strand Thedter, IN London.
Miss Kate Bateman is acting at Belfast, in
Miss Marriott has bought Mr. BOucicault's
diana Of Jeanne Deans"
Mr.. Wyndham Clark, a tenor singer, not
unknown to the American stage, is dying at Glasgow
new piece called Edmund Kean,' per-
formed at the Hoborn appears to have proveda failure
Mrs. Mary Gladstane is to manage the Prin-
cess's Theater, Melbourne
"NOtre Dame" at the London Adelphi, reached
It's l6sth represen tatiOn on the 2lst of October
Mr.. Falconer's eileen Oge" has passed its
Tooth night, at the PrnceSsS 1heater Lohuoh' tuiS
Mr., F. Cathcart,-who accompanied Charles
Kean TO this country, and some reputation heres
now travelling with Barry Sullivan.
Mr. Vining has appeared at the London
Olympic as CoGn Fosco in Mr. Wikie COlllnsS drama "
'Ihe Woman III White"
Mr.. II. j. Byron's latest play is called
Partners For Life" IT has been produced at the
Mr. F. Bolton has leased Sadler's Wells
Theater, and brought out the drama Of " The Marbe
Miss Jennie Gourlay, an American performer
O. octing Eonrhon at the London Standard. The char
acter' However, Is called Fanehonehe.