New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
THE DRAMA
IN GENERAL.

Theatrical enterprise manifests pacllc dis
position. 1t is not indeed. entirely at rest but 1t is
calm. Several places of dramatic entertainment are
closed Silence broOds over Booths Theater Lima Ed
wins Theater, the Fourteenth Street, the Academy OF
Music and stadt Mr. Lents Circus Building is also
shut closing nights Of the announced at
the Fifth Avenue. For the present however the doors
of that cosy establishment stand OPEN and aurements
TO the peasureseeker offered there nightly as they
are at Wallacks, Nib's, and the Olympic. The Fifth
Avenue stage continues TO be occupied by the farce
called "Delmonicos." The last performances OF " The
Long Strike" Will be given at Waacks this afternoon
and this evening. Mr. Boucicault's Fife" may be seen
there on Monday-and thereafter At Nibo's Mr. John
Collins engages attention MyiesRG- Coppdeen, in
"The Colleen Bawn." At the olympic MI. and Mrs.
Watkins perform in "Trodden Down, OF Under Two
Flags" These several entertainments can be enjoyed at
afternoon performances to-day. Next week Miss Lima
Edwin's Theater will be reopened-undor the manage
ment OF Mr.. L. 7. Kendall-and the Berger Family
Of Swiss BellRingers win tintnnabulate, making the
place merry and the public glad This incident and the
production of Elfe" at walacks MI DavdGes benefit
Monday, at the Fifth Avenue the representation at
that house OF "An Angel" and "Ihe savage "n" 'no
Maiden and Mr.. j. c. wilHamson's Farewell Benefit
at Nblos Garden, viii dizzy supply the coming week
with novelty and interest Mr.. Williamson Behen' i
set down for Wednesday Afternoon. He Is young
comedian OF real talent, and has manifested 'his WI"
industrious zeal at Wallacks Theator Tor ioHt 'iN
He is now about to leave the NewNork stage an" 'H
upon new field OF professional labor, in san FI@n'0o
We note with satisfaction therefore the purpose u us
friends to give him a complimentary benent' prioi " m
departure. Performances OF much merit are pio"i.
Mr. Brougham will appear, as H'edeO"' III D"'''
peraed" Mr. stoddart and Miss GeTmon VIII H'' III VIZ
two MoneypenHy scenes. from " The Long s'ilh'
Phillips as oofty Gooft." WILL for the h.S' .i' n
give recitations of Dutch verse. Ana Mt. "'''''o"
himself will appear in The Irish Emigrah ~
ton so strong offered i'm the interest OF ~ I"t ,'
can scarcely nail To draw together cro"d 81 pay
DRAMATIC NOTES
Lady Don is declared banklulI. rhe Has
been managing a theater at Nottingham EusIdhu'
Miss lydia Thompson Is 10 appear al war
lack's Tb.ater on the ith Of August under MI MOSES
management. -,
"Amv Robsart" is 10 be brought ont at the
Walnut Street Theater. Philadelphia, IN August, when
tbaI bonse will be reOpened Tor the regular season
Music and recitations may be heard at Irving
Hall nm Monday evening. MrW. III. Pope, Mes Adelaide
Mnnlocchl and other performers VIII participate IN the
entertainments
Mr.. Edmund FalcOner has written a new play.
called Eileen Oge, or Dark's the Hour Before Dawn"
II was produced the Princess rheatcr, London, ON
the 2gtl OF jane.
Mr.. f. l.. Davenport is passing the summer
vacation BOO the vicinity Oi Eut'n. li- tatHfrr flo
Chestnut street. Pu..ur.ula, Nu lctira uu ".o.t lLe
III Ol September.