New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
a. fan az ever and he u,Ss it still with all his vclhnOwD

n, fu as ever and he 1t still with all his weKho"n
skill" =,
NJ Iester Wallaokis engagement at the
postan Theater ended on tho % inst. lie was seen IN
RosedaIe," " Ours" and John GARTH His ao.i"e
elected cordial praise-especaly III the ia''er ui"I"
The lydia Thompson Troupe will succeed the
Opera Bou6e at the Olympic. next Monhay for four
weeks during which time Nile Aimee and her conpaS ,h
Siympic. Dee O. Tho Thompson Troupe win play In
burlesque called aladdin the Second"
We learn that thousand little balloons,
more or les-, Will be let off from the fOOI OF tne
Grand Opera House-by way Of ADVERTISING sho new new
spectacle play that 10 bo produced there fhy goeIs
giimpse OF what Mr. Augusu DAILY i doing In this one
which, should say, would gratiiy them OeJohu eA
preston.
The Surrey Theater, London, was reOpened
on tue 9th OF o tober, under the management OF Mss
Virginia BackwOOd with aplay called " Dolly safuen'
based Barnaby Eudge". AZ the lolDoTn Ileatei,
now managed by Mr.. Joseph Fell, play called . Miss
Chester" by Florence Marryatt Mrs ROssChufchl ana
Sir Charles Young, WAS brought out, October btn..;
More than 70 cons cuYe performances Of The school
for Scandal" have been given at the London Fauues'
managed by ID. James and 7. Thorne
MI. C.. w. Tayleure, the well-knOwn and
popular manager, acted, at NcVckers Iheatcr Ccago,
tho other night, the part Of Prof DiI IN bisownadap%-
tiOn of the French drama based on Mrs Henry H0"ds
novel Of East Lynne" The part had been suddenly
resigned the last moment by the performer TO whon
IL WAs cast anu MI =, NirI Cbanfr1n
is hing an ENGAGEMENT az McVckePs iheaier, ant
to be meeting Win the laVOt Whch iohIonle"'
and ability deserve.
At the Fifth Avenue Theater, in the revival
Of "The Bellies Strataem," when was lu'uo i"''
week the parts distributed as follows; -, p..,.n
Louis James Gibson .'.w Bies@a9 Sel9
Pue George Giarks edta Davenport
Sir g. Toubwood Rockwell Mrs. RacE,tt M,s ng,- &
Xa d ~. Ns psyce Ky Gats
Dck.........J II. Barnett Di'' C
NJ. Ligier, a noted French actor, IS dead.
Liger made his first appearance at the IheatIe
syey at the Th6ater Franca tho Od6On and Porte
Salnt-Marn. The parts In which he obtaiued ls gto.
successes the Doge in MarinO Falero d2neesser
in Les Enfants d'Edouard," and Louis GL lie alS0
played Frederick de HOheHStGgcn in " The Bureates,
in Paris was Richord Ill., in His career Terminated
in the provinces aud abroad lie LETT TIE stage ABOUT
years ago and 10 years old at the time OF bis deah
We are furnished with the valuable lntOrma-
ton that Mr. Augustn Daily at the Grand Opera House
" is now engaged IN preparing new and remarkaDle
sensation, Of a local and cotemporaneous character.
based upon folly, OF unique interest, ana adapted 70
events Of living human purpOrt' Ihls, we shVud
Mr. Fox's IIumpty Dumpty"-whch TumOr lately
promised us, at this theateror that could never need
80 much dictionary. However, 1t Will speedily follow
lie Roi Cuote," and We shall soon know what 1t Is
the great success OF that spectacle "arahtn us present
withdrawal
Mr.. T.. p. Kingston. manager of the Iall-by
the-sea Margate, England was entertained at pHOc
dinner, at that place, not long slhSe, Ven en-
him the Of his management AT the ccse
Of the banquet Mr. Kingston was presented with pQI-
trait Of himself by local artist, Mrs. Lcitch Ia the
course of his speech Of thanks hIr Kingston said: In
every case the entertainments giyen at tue ha9y the
sea have such that you could take your we aud
family with you" Mr. Kingston now manages the Opera
Comque Theater, IN the strand London "hch opened
the 21st inst.
The Lydia Thompson Troupe appeared at
Providence, h L. on Monday ngdt Inc l5celplS %eIV
sGO fiV'EencS @ ] l5 % Se seen in Newark t1s
evening. It played i've weeks at the Boston Globe
Theaier closing last Saturday-when, IN view OF us &c
parture bard in The Boston Courier ofhco brought
lcrn 1s S na az s. We have 20 say farewell to the Boade
To gushing Lgiias laughing face
t. gentle Du6Os's ar'ies, g.see'
10 Ter sse uneful voice,
To Leshes sleps, so sFit and cnooe
And Amys lees-Oh, what pari"
An advance agent of Mr.. Barnum's has pub
eoi If tha country should 20 to see Barnums Circus
when arrives there one OF these IS Because II 10
great moral exhibition where families with the most
conscientious scrupes will delight to 60" Brltlsh
paper commenting here0n, observes thaJ famlnes
win the most conscientious scruples have not OF late
been greatly cared for by the people known as caterers
for tie public taste On the contrary, the complaint
has been freely made that there hardly place OF
amusement in London 20 which family could venture
until some male friend had been sent as sort VI ad
vaneed guard to SIT through the entertainments and re-
port upon it,
At the Chestnut-st. Theater, Philadelphia, a
play called a." Biunders" by Or. Elmer kuan Coates,
sees piece called "FuD" by Mrs Martha Lahtte john
son. Miss GeorgaDa Drew y9ungest dGnghter be OF
father was famous and her mother Is ng3isheu, 9
the 26h inst, Leone in THE Ladies Battle Phla-
delpha paper says Miss George Drew Is taller than her
dreamy look that Mrs Drew have in her younger
days, with the peculiar Grecan cOuntenance OF her
father john Drew. She appeared to 0e well trained IN
stage usages. She got well through Ler part,
aud may well after time. More than this It would
not be justice TO say"
Mr. Charles Mathews has published a droll
letter, in which he presents lis compliments TO
the whole human race, ana Degs 10 siate
that much as he loves his ellOwcreaurcs lie finds II
impossible provide for the necessities OF even the
small population OF London alone The enormous num-
Der OF applications for assistance he daily receives,
chiefly from total strangers makes II necessary Tor nm
TO apologize for not entirely supporting the applicants
and their nmies and 1t IS with shame he is obliged 70
confess himself unable TO accomplish 50 desirable
an object. lie is nos millOnairei and though
warmly attached 10 his species in the plural
he has at last learned to value IL in the sin
gular-his specie having become equally dear to him
that he loves Caesar less, but that he loves
Rome more. He admits the force Of the old quotation
Hdltd ignGrd mali HiSeriS succuTTere disco, but he
offers this new translation: Having long suffered
distress OF his OWL he has earned-th0ugh rather late
feel the necessities Of the who Is most in want OF
assistance namely, himself"
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