New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

a. ..o,4oi,p,ent in keeping with the season OF heat,
canriee Indifference the serious and relish for light
recreatOn-may find pleasure very much TO their taste
in Lima Edwins Theater aud also at No 5s5 Broadway
The Georgia Mnstres established at the former
house; sharployss Mnsres established at the lat
tche hall that used to resound with the revery Of the
San Francisco warblers The Georgia Miustres claim to
be act negroes. aud apparently are all they purport
10 be. Their entertainment, following in the beaten
track is nevertheless marked by certain racy freedom
and freshness OF mannerthe outgrowh, or rather the
atmosphere of distinct and peculiar character. Tho
troupe numerous than 1t was when 1t acted nero
before and II its fun be not better than formerly 1t was
there is Of It, sharpcyss Ministries are not actual
negroes but they are capital performers in their ne
and they enjoy well-eamed The attendance
at both these Minstrel Halls is good sharpeyss Mill
strels give an afternoon performance to-day
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. and Ms. BOucicault, at the London
Gaiety have appeared in "ArrahNa-Poeuc.'
"Genevieve de Brabant," adapted from the
original by Mr. H. i. Farne, ran 15 nights at the Lon
don Philharmonic.
The Lydia Thompson Troupe we read, has
been reinforced by the addition thereto OF Miss Pat
Josephs and Miss Amy sheridan, Of the London bur-
lesQue stage
Mr.. Harry Wall, says The london Fra, will
conduct the business ahars OF Mr.. ana misi D t6e
BOucicault, during their professional soourh III 'ho
United States next season.
Mr.. Alfred Henry Forester, known by the
penname Of Alfred CTOWquH is dead IN LONDON, aEtu
C8. He the author OF several burcsques u tOuIu
utOr 20 COi6iTH'S Neio Monthly, Punch BettYS Mdg"-
zine, &c, and he also a successful draughtsmah'
Monday last, the 10th of June, was the sec
Ond anniversary Of the death of Charles Dickens
mortal exercises took place that day. at ShAt Is cant.
" BOiln's BOwCT"-a recently established resort lOI
working grls-n Boston Those exercises coullseu an
address, Dickens 10y Miss Collins, the founder OF t9
Bower; Readings from the works of The noYelst am
musical performances. Tho Bower was decorated MIL
flowers, eYergrcens, and notices from Dickens. Ihls
must have been interesting and touching OCCASION
"EnOch Arden" at Booths Theater, The
Long strike" Wallacks Theater, Article ~ at tho
Fifth Avenue Thcater, and Chicago az the Iheater
Comique, maintain their currency and attract ana
vaTOusy reward the public attention The futh Avenue
Theatcr will be closed for the Summer az the end OF tls
week. Booths Theator will be closed after the t0uIti
July. Mr. Moss VIII shortly bring out On the jury
at Walack's. "Chcago," with its panorama, ITS nie
scene and its locomotive aud train Of cars, bias idr 10
have long run at the Theater CUmiQuc.
Mr. ICliftOn w. TayleuTc, the well-known
manageT-whOSe great energy, talent taste, and iery
OF resource in his profession far too well known 10
need word Of recognition from any quarer-has made
arrangements observe, TO conduct next season me
theatrical business OF Mr.. i. 5. Chanirau as wen as
that of WIFE, For the former he has written two new
plays, having reference to NewYOrk life. Mrs Chan-
frau already acts in three dramas from the pen oI MI
Tayeure. The lady will be the first star at the Clor-
MIA Theatre, san Francisco next season. MI ana MIS-
CLaufIau now at Long Branch.