New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
THE DRAMA.
n,,r.rr1cAL pRomECrs.

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ntber auremcnta potent now-the fertile farm tnc
,str ,,ne,eo IN green the salt wind and merrly
tprbnleat breakers o. the sea- lnssead OF looAlhE my
prselves Through dramatic portraitwes OF huin"u i
,nr,-ve prefer 20 look out OF ourselves, posSi0'
mon tbs fresh paSesnt OF natural beauty i. L uU
yersal snd salutarg propensity Nobody VIII su0'ooN
If, cttipr far away from the perpexng ana oi'eh 'Oi
o,,,neloo hat everybody does wen to try Meanwhile,
However The pursuits o. the players so on IN aheuu
fashion and incite langnid attention. ~ SUI
Zee. tia they not wholly hes'cV'eN' -" -
domestic md sensation drama o. On 1ho jury
r. hegur its second week az Waack's Iheater' lts
.ccct has been improved by Improvement IN me ACT
a., mat carries H. The scene OF the steamboat collision
Al, NIGHTLY sppauded. The attendance mas Deen gOou'
NJ Edwin Adams has entered on the sixth ana last
,r.es of his engagement at Booths Ineater Whcre NC
viii continue 20 appear IS Enoch ATdeR Inc persona
top offers Nobe and Souchng type OF selfsaerince'
and rtdes Ore sense Of the picturesque and romantic
T,r is a rueeed strength and simple honesty about the
m of Mr. Adams which is refreshing and delightful INC
need II a finer finish may and then be felt; put
that's Dot much" Good scenery and generally coinpc-
t,rt support renCs Enoch Arden" the most attractive
laeco DOW before the local public "schneder' Win
Nj Allen Mis- Alice Harrison, and Little Mac, Keeps
,ts lse and pleas its audience, at the olympic MIS-
OATES hag made an unoommORly effective hit, In Ihe
pra Donna OF CHIT" at the Union Square IheaIer'
.Tne Fatr One with the Blonde Wig Is in pfepa-
ration e cheorfulY record tho continued prosperity
of Mpsrcls at TIE san FRANCISCO nan. Auet hl'n
week opened last night. Their only Matnees occur on
Tbursdg,s The oks Minstrel Band-the Georgia
rroupc-hodg on its course, unchecked OF notion at
Lima Edwins Theater. lir Josh Hart continues TO I'M
flrl his panoramic play Of " Chicago" at the Theater
Con.que. Mt Domnck Murray, an actor OF more tlan
ordinary merit. in earnestness and briiancy' Is az
Woods Museun. The next novelty at WallaeKs
vii be the roarcanizcd Lydia Thompson Buresque
T,pe Booths Theater viii shortly be closed and viii
remain closed tai late in August We understand that
M - W Wallack ss Matthias, in 1.-THE Bels,' VIII be
seen there in the early part Of the next season TINS
.hou6 be great lit; for in many respects Mr.. ). W.
WALLACE is great actor, and he has, in this instance
.boser a part that seems closely and admirably
fdapted % his temperament and mental ana
physical peculiarities. Mr.. Feehter, now play
isc IN London. will shortly be in NeT-fork, 10 p"sh
or his enterprise at the Lyceum Theater MT DAY
is getting ready 10 take the spectacle field with KING
Carrot" at the Grand Opera House and srenovatlng
The Fifth Avenue Theater with view to new efforts IN
comedy next Tal Mr. Booth Is resting at Long Branch
brilliant succession Of stars will shine at his theater,
next season. but he himself viii not appear there MI
Waack sails the deep his yacht Columbia, the gem
81 the ocean," and comfortably awaits the Autumn
when be will unfold at his theater programme OF un
usual originality and strength. The work OF rebuilding
Nbos Garden goes rapidly forward. Messrs. Jarrett
Palmer will probably trust TO spectacle pieces as in the
past Mr.. A. NJ Palmer and Mr. D. II. Harkins have
made formidable preparations at the Union Square The
comedy by sardou adapted TO American taste. Nessrs
HAYES and Covile win, probably conduct the Olympic
o. % star theater and make 1t the headquarters
az meo-drama--which bis now homeless. Fox, at any
rate < not coming back. Mr.. DAILY thinks that he will
40 little business in italian opera and in French Opera
Boufe as well spectacle at the Grand Opera House.
Tne san Francisco Ninstres-who seem to be very sue
r.ssfu in their rural tour-win come back NewYork
n September. and occupy the st. James Theater. Mr..
Lent course, will bring his Circus 10 its customary
ahdngISace. We 10 not hear Of many dazzling
dramatic luminares thatare coming here from Europe
lu, doubtless full complement Of foreign stars Will be
Wis ole. before the is ended Outside of New
York the stage viii be traversed, In direction by
great of travelling companies each headed by
sar or brace of stars. The excitement incidental to
ne Presidential election may be counted fancy,
20 prosper rather than retard theatrical business
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Nh 'chOnbeTg, we are told, viii be Mr..
Ftthtefs agc-nanager, at the new Lyceum ILeater
Nr Fox, az Humpy Dumptg, has been very
Wen received in Boston, at the Globe Iheater
Mr. Boucicault has a new drama in prepare
ton N the LOndor Gaiety Theater, called q" Daddy
oDowd7
Messrs. jarrett and Palmer, it is rumored,
rfrose 10 open the new Nibo's, next Fall with The
Black Crook'
Mr.. w. II. Lineard and his wife (Aliee Dun
ming will We understand, shortly make their appear
uIce al the olympic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wigan will take their
% Drury Lane Theater
Mr.. Charles Henry and Mr.. Nelse Seymour are
mocqg the Minstrel performers at the San Francisco
The Theatre Italien, the Odeon, the Chateau
dEau, and the Menus Plaisirs in Paris, have closed
their doors until September.
Mr.. Charles Vandenhoff we observe, is star
ing The British PROVINCIAL 'hea'eF as the Fart Of
Miss K6nb ard Mss Mss Roselle, who acted last
England this month.
= n is iGc;sirGated that the vokes Family will
come %es TO the Unionsquare Theaer after finishing
Ter Boston engagement.
"The Molore Clubs is q newly formed or
ganzaton IN Paris Members be actors dramatic
dramatic 6or "a Topose P m have one actor and one
4, ~. Leferrere, the Oldest jeune premier on
The French stage about to publish his Memoirs which
arc sara 10 IN. III ~ o., VI
Lemare, Nile DeJazet, ana other famous contemporary
players.
Not few people there are who fancy that
Macready dead The death OF the great actor was re-
ported and his obituary written few years ago;
but in fact he still lives and is said TO be hale and
hearty. His age is 70, and his residence Cheltenham'
England
Nh. w. s. Gilberts play of Pygmalion and
Galaea has acted lis times in succession at the
london Haymarket Theater Mr. Kendall and Miss
Robertson played the chief parts Mr. George Jordan,
NJ Yorkand sheffield.
Mr. Sothern sailed for Europe on Saturday
He goes over TO play for the benefit Of the Theatrical
Fnnd and, that sefimposed duty fulfilled win at
return. Miss Lolita and her mother and Miss Clara
Morris were passengers for Liverpool in the ship,
The Oceanic.
Miss Lydia Thompson will shortly return
from London 10 New-YOrk, accompanied by Miss Rose
Coehian Miss Patti Josepbs Louise Beverley, Miss
Mare Parcele, Miss Frances Leslie, and Miss Pauline
Iese This cluster buresque performers will be
~ Wallacke on the 22d OF July.
Sardou will furnish, for next season in Paris,
fiycact comedy 70 the Vaudeville; fOur-act drama
60 the Gymnase threeaet opera tsthe Opera COmique
three-aet Vaudeville 10 the Varieties; and spectacle