New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
THE DRAMA-MUSIC.
THE DRAMA.

here the 2Oth or mas gwen ~ SUCCESSIVE
representations OF En0ch Arden This is the sole fact
uecdfu TO he added-by way OF making the record
plete-to review Of the summer, printed June g. Mr.
Adams las filed successful engagement he goes 10
Long Branch pass remainder Of the at his
residence in that place. Booths Theater Is closed.
Az Wallacks "On the jury had run of two weeks
IL pat the shelf Saturday night This evening
Mr.. Moss win bring forward Mr. Palgraye simpsons
threoact drama The Last Trump Card" IL is said
20 bo very pretty play, and quite strong enough to
draw against the Thermometer. Mr.. Fisher, Mr.. sod-
dart others viii appear in it. The necessity Of some
trump card, after the tcdiousness OF On The
Jury was sufficiently apparent. Mr. Moss's real
trump card, fancy viii be his midsummer bur
losquc, which is 70 come the 22d Of July, three
weeks from now. We have already printed the
names OF tie newcomers in Miss Lydia Thomps0n's bur
lesque troupe The voice of cOmmendatOn is loud in
praise Of the attractive races OF Miss Amy sherdanwho
the troupe later his year. These matters are OF
tlo smallest importance; but trines must Of course
receive when the stage yields nothing else
It's the bro athius time of the year.
In the Olympic Theator, Mr. Johnny Aliens Schneider
continues extant public rather inclined TO
away IN presence II is intmated that Miss
Charlotte Thompson will hl engagement az this
theater, a later period IN the Summer. More than
dozen years ago she was an actress OF uncommon
promise, and within that time she has gained bright
reputation in the Southwest
Mrs. Oates Will make two additional appearances at
the Union Square Theater and conclude her engage
II began the attn Of June. The lady viii be
The Prma Donna of Night and The Two
PUGdfoos" HRS. Oates takes a farewell benefit Tues
day evening, and after closing her engagement here,
viii go 20 Europe The HOwsOn English Opera Com
Yany IS TO appear at the Union square Theater ON
Wednesday night, commencing their engagement in an
English version Of La Grande Duchesse."
A complete change of programme announced at the
Georgia Minstrel Hail. fresh entertainment will like
DC provided by the Monster Minstrel Troupe'-by
which uncompl plmeutary designation il describes IL
eeii-at the Francisco Han.
The Fourth of July-next Thursday-win be duly
utilized, observe the Olympic the Union Square,
the Georgia Minstrel Han, and the san Francisco Min
stTe Han, by extra matnees II is the annual custom Of
the players and merry makers swelter rather more
than usually this day, by way Of testfyng their ap
probation OF the glorious privilege OF beng independ
eut; but We il is custom that should con-
cider houOred IN the breach.
Nj Z. l.. Davenport who, Of late, has been very III,
IN Philadelphia, is out Of danger and rapidly re-
covering his health. This good news Our stage has
many intellectual artists upon it that the loss
OF such actor Mr.. I. L. Davenport could be re-
earded as other than greyOus calamity. In the man
agemcn of the Chestnut Street Theater Mr. Davenport
las suffered annoyance from the caprces OF
Fortune but he has pursued the proper objects of
worthy ambid0n he has overcome many obstacles;
and We learn with sincere satisfaction that he will enter
the Fan campaign at this theaer under more prom
Using circumstances than have yet surrounded his excel
ests cd the DRAMA none an actor should manage a
tLeaer whom Of the best actors that the
Try produced takes the field the wish
that he may win ABUNDANT is equally natural,
spontaneous. and earnest.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
4 new comedy, in five acts, by George Sand,
S. among recent additions 20 stage literature.
Mrs Frances Height, wife of Mr.. Bob
He.rt of Oh, Georgia Mil,tIcs 40 Lima Edwn', Thea
Ter, died last e,day.
The marriage is announced of Miss Lizze Ma
houaycnuc actress who PLAYED az gham'> Jheater
actor.
We hear OF new play by Mr.. Charles Gayler,
founded on one U Washington Hviuss stories. The
at HcVicitl's Il,atcI, Chlca 20, no Christmas.
Miss Darson acted Camille, in Rochester, on
Mgagy H. oo @ 1G Cilo,,ee P5 PIs iIo ibll Cg S
lei, notlu- TO be wished for"
The Mr.. Booth who lately died in London
was, 10 appears o"n 10 the stage 's Thomas Bennett
He was actor and stagcInauager He died very sud-
denly. from rupture Of the liver
The performance in London for the Benefit
vii participate, Will the path OF July Drury
Lane IheaJer "Ihc American Cousin " Will be acted
On the 9Th of June the 2GGth anniversary of
n. rcr. ID PH,is, by representation OF China" and
"IAc LIAR" and ny tine recitation OF some original verses
Mr. +. s. Chanfraus last starring tour was
the most successful ever made bv him This actor
steadily advancing reputation, takes rghttul place
wI,h DE best coempJraIy impeIsouaors character
parts from acull HE.
The Londop Times has the audacity to COM
mtrt en- ~. ch s pronunciation Of the English Ian
IA cityJ alu 10 say thar 10 reminds tho hearer Of
tenor SINGING persi.tenty out OF tune. $780,
The receipts for the year ending April 30,
1872 70 the Academy Of Music Padclpha were 81 fg5
o.. ~ euGItures during the pe-od were s33.-
Tfs 81 leaving balance $13Ss H. The operate per-
foruanccs have been - in number aud tue dramatic
performances So during the year. '.,@-
Mrs. Johu Wood has returned to England.
She Will come back TO appear n King Carrot 40 the
Grand Opera House Her part will be Robin Mr. John
BroUgham has been engaged ior me hug Miss Rose
is mentioned engaged for the part Of Rosee du
sor NJ. Ohenbach Is sad TO be composing new music
for the spectacle.
The Georgia MiDstrels have been doing a
good business. az Lima Edwn's Theater-sO entitled
because Lima Edwin has nothing TO do with it-and they
merit their good fortune by giving clever and merry
entertainment....Ile combination OF Mlnstres at san
Francisco HAL is remarkable for lis ballad singing, and
Is also stronS in the element OF DunOOnery.
Mr. Edwin Booth is already announced by
The Syracuse Courier 20 make his nrst professional a
pearance IN that city on the 18TH OF January l89 MT
Richard claude MenoHe and Richeteu-remaining four
nights. MI Booth, as our readers have already been
aud the Northern states generally next season Mr. j.
". Guest Oihclates as his business agent.
The idea that it is sagacous business policy
divert the from ITS legitimate prOvince-tho
60 as The neTiod iIf precedinS the RestoTaton of
Charles H., and by poet and manager whose bad ex
ample destined 70 live longer than his best drama.
SIR William Dayeuaut IL was who nrst Introduced upOn
the English ltage Lat compound OF scenery, music aud
dancing which stll survives as the spectacle.
Mr. Lawrence Barrett has reappeared in San
Francisco al the California 1heateT, where he well
We read tu The Bulletin OF Francisco that at the
end Of the second and third acts the curtain raised
and at the conclusion Of the play he was called before
the audience and compelled 10 respond with speech"
The same paper says Dramatic genius Is eyineed at
III an. s thoroughly scholarly, and ranks next TO
BOOth's'
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