New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. James Bennett, the tragedian, Is filling
star engagements In the principal English cities ana
prosperity
Mr.. #. G.. De Leon, the author of "Pluck'
paris" etc, has Joined the editorial stan OF me Mo5e
trious and lively pen.
Charlotte Cushman has given three public
readings in Bostonon the 4th, 9TH and Sth insts The
attendance large and the artists success seems to
have been signal aud very gratifying to witness
Miss Agnes Ethel has been acting at the
Buffalo Academy Music since the 1st OF January She
i'm Divorce and The Courier of Buffalo states that tue
young of that city are raving wildly about her,
Mr.. John T. Raymond made his first ap-
@s S 1 soSern
took benefit at the Boston Theaer, Saturday night and
OpeTa Troupe succeeded him there on Sth.. The
Boston Museum is showing The Streets of NewYork"
A continuance of varieties is to be noted, at
Snia feats Of Mr. E. D. Davies merit the attention the
curious and will repay it, they not only remarkable
Iauri Troupe the Matthews Family, and large Ballet
Mr. Butler offers unusually ample entertainment ana
one that may well be designated as the best OF its order
No change will result, we understand, from
the death Mt James Fisk, jr In the management OF
the Grand Opera House. Messrs Lewis Baker and John
time; and they will continue conduct it's afairsas
they have done for the last four or ve months Mn sO
ager, in which be has manifested enicency ana Zeai.
The engagement OF MI ana MIS- gh nc mas
TeketOf.Ieaye Man." "1he Colleen Bawn." and " No
Thoroughfare" 1t is possible that Mr. Florence VIII ap
pear before its close Captain Cutie with the ex-
cepon OF John Brougham he Is the only actor OF emil
who plays tho part; and he plays e3Seedngy
well-On Wednesday evening, at the Grand opera
House. the private box that the late MI FISK was ccus
toned occupy was heavily draped WIN Dack srcdn
ers, fastened with white rosettes
The last performances Of Mr.. Augustln Da-
Tvs comedy Of Divorce announced at the FIRM
Avenue Theater This piece first played on the 6th
OF September, 1871 II has been gwen seven times oNSiy
week and has passed its l3Oth representation: anu
has steadily drawn good houses To nave thus slsiilG
the fortunes of a theater In undertaking prosperity nan
way through the regular dramatic season, Is
certainly to have attained remarkaDle none
tary success. An opt perception OF aNallpIo
means for pleasing popular taste, anu shn nlt o
ergy in the use of them have made Mr. DAILY prosper
os manager and insured his theater position ana
y'ture The revival of FrouFrou," involving the re-
annea rance OF Miss Agnes Ethel. may we underst1hu,
viii be eagerly welcomed-her charm beng that fragile
,aminne sweetness which directly appears 10 INC PRIV
tectiye Instinct OF Kindness
II il darkly minated that the famous Black
Crook Goat-in the expectancy OF wnlch Ine Puolv i
has long been buOyed up at the hgh-whter le VI
niran f6r "A considerable time In one way OF ahothcr
H. ardent populace heavy interim must support, Ny
IT. danr absence" As "a cruinb OF COMFORT however
thew are advised that the purpose Oh MS @
s v He Is learning to ride upon morse, anu
80 ai,nlnte the banner bursting proves OF Ronahu
"a WATSON IL seems pity that Caprcorhus was not
brought forth under his own sigp w II thnS IN
Linred Ram will he playing MS Cte star ehSasenen
and possibly, by that time the education OF the odT
erou SaIe his nightly collar Off and look like friend
~ Riack Crook public. Meanwhile that puDuc must
ra q shift with the Majilt0ns and the coryphees-
many OF whom, by the way, seem TO need one