New-York tribune., 1872-03-23

portraiture Of hoyden, Miss Mary Cary.
racted notice from its offensive prominence Mr.. Owen
Fawcett appeared to think himself grnning through
horsecoar in barn for the amusement of poughboys
neat performance Of Lady Graee-whioh, however.
coloress and utterly uninterestingwon respectful
consideration for the and careful endeavor Of Miss
Linda Dietz. "The Provoked Husband" win be re-
peated to-day's Matneefor the last tme 1t Ia
hoped This evening the visitor to the Fifth Avenue
Theater will see London Assurance"
wALLACKS THEATER.
Mr.. Wallack's play OF "The Veteran main
tains its state and prosperity at Waacks Theater and
offers and very enjoyable union of comedy in
terest and scenic spectacle The present continuance
Of this piece the only fact 70 be just noted this
theaterunless reference be made to the idle rumor
Gently set afoat, OF the disruption of Mr. Waack's
company and these, perhaps. the least notice would
dignity. 1t sufices to say that they utterly un-
founded. The first and best comedy theater in the
United States more firmly fixed than now in
organization, in prosperity and in the esteem Of this
communicable. Sothern. by the way, will not play
anywhere either in England or America, until next
season, when he appears at wallacks Theater.
BOOTHS THEATER.
Mr.. Booth terminates, this evening, an able
and prosperous series Of representations He will be
seen as Bertuccio. The afternoon will be devoted to
The Iron Chest" Next Monday Mr. Booth will appear
at the Walnust in Theater Philadelphia Miss Carotta
Leelercq succeeds him here. on Monday, appearing
Rosaiind in "As you Like It," The OandO will be Mr..
Bangs; the Jacques Mr. Waller the TochSone Mr.. Robert
Pateman. few weeks hence we understand, Mr. Booth
will return and act Richard the Third in Cibber's
sion The shaksperean play making his last professional
appearance NewYork for unusually long period of
time.
SIBLo's GARDEN.
Mrs. Woods engagement at this theater con-
tinues, in moderate prosperity. La Belle Savage"
c Pocahontas0 will shortly be withdrawn and Mrs.
Wood will then be in the fresher burlesque of Poll
and Partner joe" in which she will sing the song en-
titled His Heart True to Poll" AS a burlesque
artist Mrs Wood has been entirely ecipsed in " La
Belle Savage" by Mr.. Mark Smith. Her strength, in
the way of dashing vivacity and winning individuality
however, has not been impaired and, doubtless, this
strength will be eIerted brilliantly than
hitherto in the piecewhich is said afford the
actress capital opportunities for merry caper and comic
efervescence "PO and Partner Joe" is from the pen
OF Mr.. Burnand
ST. JAMES THEATER.
The final representations of the play of
Monald will be given this afternoon and tonight at
the st, James Theater. Mr.. Mackaye, as may be sur
missed, has profited by practice. Miss Grswold to
have deepened the pleasing impression she made at
frsthat Of possessing natural talent, earnestness Of
OF purpose and wholesome organization. At to-days
Matinee, Miss Cushing will take benefit. Next week,
the last OF Mr. Mackayes dramatic season, will be de-
voted understand, to a revival Of Marriage" The
81. James Theater is shortly TO be occupied by the
Panorama, and at later period will become
the home of Ethiopian MinSrelsy. The San Francisco
Mnstrels open there next season.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. Vandenhoff it will be observed, gives
Reading good Bethesda Mission of the Rut
gers Presbyterian Church. 1t is hoped that the enter
prise may thrive Matin6es invite attention to-day at
the Unionquare Theater the olympic the Grand Opera
House. Nblos Garden, the Circus the st. James, the
Fifth Avenue and Booths heater....Mr. Z. L. Daven-
port was acting at Wilmington Delaware last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bandmann are acting in New
Orleans. The freshest play in which these
have lately appeared Is Mr.. Tom
Taylor's "Dead Alive" The plot of this piece IL
sketched as follows: Count dc Maurenne Colonel
under Napoleon l.. wins and marries beautiful lady.
but really shut up in lunatic ASYLUM After time the
OF the Colonel who returning in time to check the viii
lainy of the husband, Is first disowned and finally
ps the cooa psrs not Wholly nnke
fers OF 70 M o6n f. peTc1mahee T Of
Micalrber, at the Globe In that city, Mr.. RaymOnds
Aieacocr Is a remarkably clever performance and con,
geraon, he enacts it with most eommendable reserve
IN as eeSer az artistic and as eredaSe piece Of
acting Mr. Raymond has given since his advent here,
state that he has played nothing In >, which he
has not warm approval" "...." Lalla Rookh'
movement, % at the Grand Opera ""i House, and
has attracted muttudes of spectators. The
Of Mr. Lents pretty pageant of Cinderella" teImi-
mates, this evening at the New-York Crcus. Mr..
James Roberts the scenepainer takes Benefit at the
Fifth Avenue Theater on Monday evening The San
Francisco Mnstrels afford information 70 what they
81 know about Farming" Glyn sails for England
to-day the Spain. Ii the wish OF many friends that
the distinguished lady may have pleasant aud prosper
voyage She purposes TO return to York III the
Autumn. Mr. Creswick will sail for England next
Saturday. His professional career has commended him
the sincere respect OF going public. and his
virtues and gentleman have endeared him 10
many hearts.