New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mile. Schneider is announced to appear III
London, on the 18th OF June
Mr.. Sothern will commence his engagement
at Walacks Theater on Septembcr3O.
Mr.. Boucicault is acting, at the London
G Ga1e6y' III Night ana morning anu -'' ''''''H
Mr.. Horace Wigan is the author of play
called " Rag Far" produced at tue London Victoria
Tleater.
The Boston Gazette kindly alludes to the
play OF Black Friday as "that dsrepuable piece Of
fatuOus pruriency."
Miss Louisa Moore, it is announced, has re-
tired from the stagc-hayine become the Wlle Oh Mr. W.
II. Cooke of New-York
Nj. Herman Vein, at the London Court
esr has h. been se R1S Sg cEef again play caed
Herv6, the composer acted and sang, Tor the
first time England the 29tn of May az the O6Orn
Theater. London Faust in his own Opera Boule Of
doctor Faust"
A dress rehearsal of the new play of
"Chicago will occur at the Theaer Comique, satur
day night, preliminary TO the Ieopeuing OF that
theater TN Monday.
She will return, and appear at WaacHs on July % 1t
is mentioned that Miss Rose Coghian and Miss Louise
Beverley have been added to her burlesque troupe.
For Mr. Arthur Chepey's benefit, at the
Boston Globe TheateT, June T. The School for Scan
dal" Will be acted-Mr. John Gilbert appearing as SIR
Peter Tease and Mr.. John Brougham Sir OliDer Sur
face.
Mr.. SOthern goes to London, this Summer,
expressly to give Benefit Performance for the General
early in Julymakng In this way, his only appearance
in England during his absence.
Mr. Creswick, who has been welcomed back
to the London stage with great cordially, appeared
lately at the Surrey Theater. as Ehet0old In Amb
tion''-adapted from the French play Of "Catharine
Howard" by Alexander Dumas.
Mr.. John S. Clarke, at the Strand Theater,
London, is playing Waddy, in "To Parents and Guard
ans His performance OF this part o. the current
novelties OF the London stage. Mr. Clarke gave co
cessi1e performances of Dr. OapOd to FUN houses at
the Strand.
Mr.. Moss will open the Summer season at
Wallacks-next MOnday-with "Ihe Long STRIKE"
Strikes rampant, just now and this well wOrH piece
may, therefore, chance TO please again. Mr. stUddait
will appear in it, as Mr.. Moneypenny ION the jury is
held in reserve.
Last night at the Union Square Theater the
Vokes Family performed in PnObUss Fix" and elected
much laughter. Three opportunities OF seeing these
performers yet remain Mrs. Oates and her buresque
troupe making their nrst appearance next Monday Will
emerge in FOrtunio."
Mr.. Henry Irving made his last appearance,
this season. at the London Lyceum (Mr Baeman's thea
teri on the 18th Of May, as MdchtaS. in "Ihe Bells"
The occasion set aside for his benefit. Buwer Lyt
ton is reported 10 have SAID, respecting Mr. IrVings
persOnatiOn OF MaehiaS, that IN his opinion No such
powerful acting has been seen since Macready."
That "London Assurance" is successful
vehicle for conveying the sympathetic mrth ana artistic
adTOiness OF actors seems TO he an established fact
York and London, was acted at Waacks from Apil IS
20 NAV o. and that passed its Tooth night at the Lon
don Vaudeville the I'd OF May. Ii still keeps the stage
o. the latter theater
Conceit receives a hard hit, and a happy one,
In this speech, from old play called bhakespear
Early Days." He who is great in bis estimation,
is ike a standing upon mountain ali men seem
little him from above. and he, Heaven knows, looks
niece by Shakespeare. Charles kemble acted the part
al COvent Garden, in October 1929.