New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Brenny a pupil OF Talma, and III bis Gay
| good actor, is dead, at the age OF O.
Mr.. Sidney Woollett gave "A reading at the
| Pequot House, w-L0ndoni on Monday last
Santoni, an Italian actress, appears TO be
meeting with great success IN her native country
Bret Harte, according 10 current TumOr has
written play Tor The Fitu Avenue IAeatef when Mr
| DAILY intends to produce.
| Mr.. NJ D. Conway writes that in his opinion.
Miss Kate Bateman's hcded almost equai in
specs that of RsO and il other respects is possibly
| better
Miss Olive Logan has wIitien a play. sailed call
n Paimer OF The Union sGnarc Theater win produce IL
| there. in the course of the season now opening.
Mr.. John T. Raymond, the popular comedian
Of the Globe Theater, boston, will get away nom tat
theaer long enough TO fulfill q cement, at the
California 1Geatcr san Francisco, IA November.
Mr.. Edwin Booth has purchased a Summer
residence al staatsburgh on the bank OF the Hudson
River. The house commands spacious view OF the
river and o the katssAl Mountains and Ulster County
hills.
The PraegeIs now singing the Cat Duet.
az the Boston Glone TheateT. ia HWnpty Dumpty"
are said 70 originated that comic feature OF vocal
ism, trst made known mere by the Martens Family, 40
the Olympic TleatcT.
The public mas rights as well as the player,
and no person is entitled e. aim biOw-conssiOusy
unconsCiOusy-at the refinement and morality OF the
community and then 10 assume the artistic character OF
q shield against rcbukt.
Mr. Edwin Adams, who was lately threatened
with the loss OF his voice. has derived great benefit from
cagO, and confidently anticipates entire recovery
Miss Lisa Weber Miss Pauline Markham,
and other buresque performers began an engagement
az the Boston Iheater, on the Jth nst III Burnands
Paris" Mr.. Joseph Proctor viii succeed them, sep
temier 2, III the drama called The Red Pocket Book"
This piece, we learn has been quite successful IN Cali
fOTnia
Mr.. j. w. Wallack, Mr.. Lester Wallack, Miss
Maggie Mitchell MIR. Edwin Adams, Mr. F. :. ChaniTau,
at Long Branch. We read that three years ago Nj.
Chanfau purchased lot there, OF MI Adams for $500,
and tnat recently he declhed an OheI OF $1,000 lOT TINS
same piece Of property
The following instance of extraordinary good
fortune Is recorded by ne Loado. Era Ms Edith
while travelling some months since was very attentive
to an old lady who ie u on the journey and scd,S s1e
asonishcd at receiving letter from her executors to
the effect that the kindness shown to the OLD lady had
resulted her being remembered ia her viii to the eX
tent OF clear two thousand year for hfc. In
quence Of this she retres from the stage"
Mr.. G. L. Fox will take a Farewell Benefit
gagement there terminates Win the present week lie
viii bo succeeded, the 18Th INST by Emers0ns tll-
Will begin sept 6, with the Lydia Thompson Buriesquo
Troupe The following IL list OF mombors Of ho btoch
T. ~ a.;Ssas aeSs'Si' 5.lSs s... Mr. Mr. E.,a Hunter
W. T. s5sdtsp, l. 4 iisrtps MIS- Iiase iIur,
C. l. Alien q Conner sli.. y e. Fssss,
p Day. Wtutu5rb Nil. linn. une.u
Il cagss, ds,s'' Mr. Mr. 1loaa. s,,y MI Nj. SaIal l,sa
H. A. hsnd,e. Ms Amlie Ham, Mrs Hai '
: Z iss p a.,so' NJ 4 lnd' NJ A%asA,
business oIeaulzation. AZ, OF the thcater shown
~ ia noso SpcclncatIOns Arthur cheney, proprietor. W.
X Loyd manager; G. Il. Farusworth treasurer; ihos
b "ieshhR scenic artist; b. IS. Harris, mnstsr maohIn.
'N'' ~
lie wOik OF rebuilding McVickor's Thcater,
III Chicago, has uceu gong on for the ist four ,,l.
dulhE Whlch tlIne at least men have been
on the structure MI. MeVcker eenmate. tLe ,nsf ot
IeDniidnR a. about $4,000 The theater contains
hundred more There two galleries. rbc s,nvo r M,
large as that OF Booths Theater and IA sumptuonsly
ID. wi
comedy Of Wine Works Wonders" win nm orliunl
epilOgue by Mr.. McVicker. The following ucr.ous arc