New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
DRAMATIC NOTES.

John GARTH is soon to be withdrawn from
walacks stage. The chances OF seeing H. therefore,
should be improved betimes
The advent of another elOcutiOnist was fore
Swallowed in late intmatIon that Mr. W Locke lNch.
ardson will presently give an entertainment at stewsy
Hall.
There ia a proiect on foot in Philadelphia
for giving complimentary benefit TO Edwin L. Daven-
port Of the Chestnutst. Theater Mr. Davenport name
potent raying cry with the dramatic populaee. We
should suppose such testimonial as + pTop1Seu woua
Of Messrs J. l. Ciaghorn E. S. Clarke, Peter Lyle aud
L. A. Cooley, are mentioned as those oil tne oOhi'''
directing this movement.
Mrs. Sophia Davenport, mother of Jean NJ.
Davenport MRS Lander, the celebrated actress Il deaa
in Washington She was OF EnYsa dI ~ ny p no
fession of the stage She became the VIE OF pr l. 1
turned actor. This gentleman succeeded Edmund he1n
in the management of the Richmond EnganGl IheaT'
Of Mr.. davenport happened at Cincinnati, July, lsI
Mrs Davenport has usually Travelled with ner az ,S
in the numerous professional expeditions maze W INC
latter. They lately returned together from eaAorA
Mr. Raymond, the comedian, commenced hs
engagement in the Globe Theater, Boston, nhH,r "a
R SaSis s abpeSed as & Mdde and at
lished himself in the high esteem of the audience ny
spects, and in none than his total org ifuhes vi
all stage traditions connected with IT, and ia us
to strike out into Interpretation for himself IL W
fresh original, and brilliant, thoroughly humoOu''!e'
IN no wise exaggerated.
Mr. Sothern is now acting in Philadelphia.
He appears at Pittsburgh s. Cleveland Feb.
H. at Washington Feb at Baltimore Feb. g. at
Memphis April at St. Louis on Aprils. and at New;
York April g. His farewell engagement here VIZ
reappear the London HaymaTket Since leaving New.
YokOn the 10th Of Decemoeras comedian nh nrd Ias
Ign. continually attends him, aud pleasure i0i
lows in his train.
"Eieen Oger has met with much success in
Boston, at the Globe Theaterwhere 1t has been brought
out in apparently excellent style The cast we observe,
Mr. W. r. Floyd Patrick ODonneR by M W. T. Sheri-
dan; the ReT nghoney by g. C. BeIiace face p hsy
Mcguire Mrs. Barry is the Ellen Nor,orty Miss Amy
Ames appears Patsy 0Redrdon, and sings song she
is we remember really clever at Irish PARTS. Mrs L. f.
Seymour, formerly Of Booths Theater plays Mrs rpm
nell and her little who showed precoci Of talent
when at Booths-Master Willie seymoura,is one o. tue
bould peasantry." The part OF John Thomas is per-
| formed by Mr.. Jennings.
Mrs Macready played Shyiock, on the 9th
inst at the Utica opera House, and the papers Of that
city DO fail to praise her me Chea Herald said
IL was O question which drew the largest audience,
last evening the church the theater the missionary
convention or Mrs. Macready as Shy0ek MOneJgeiuhg
w. the object OF each but old SkylOck went little
further and insisted upon pound OF flesh IN deilut OF
the money would naturally be supposed Le sy,ps
thies OF the people would attract them to the ms.io
Meeting: not So however II Is said that the tnetet
drew the largest audience" Tbs oosereer renarSs ns
Mrs Macrcady actress IS destined To oeeono 0ne
OF The most brilliant stars on the American stage
Mrs. Chanfrau at Galveston, in Texas, acted
Dora and elected from The ttrHdh, Oh thaJ t,hsss
| a delicious commemorative auce-h''" NA'NN
might before all insert herein hrSt tha ihe n ths
STYLE of Madame Chaufrau, enactng her roo Y, e
SUI ,,,sr afords f enough and ~ treat
Of itself; and though the ensemble Oh tne rent
somewhat OF lukewarmness, yet her part a'ouo A'F'
| the life and spirit OF the piece moving -. M,
IL strikes me, Charles Read, eS the athoI q, ~
accomnlishei "a great thing by lat nights pay OF nse
eetian The actors have all done very WELL proeeevihs
with ease in shpshape order but oyer G liza
dnness ruled supremacy, which was not the aut cl ~,
actors To relieve that monoOny felt Ms II some
or some other sprighty diversion oueht 70 we wers
produced during the intervening acts. May DC ""
SPOILED from the habit OF witnessing the recent ntes
| eyoutons. the dash and sparkling tone OF MiS' "
| performauces-may be. o,,.or. charao.
Yet nevertheless repeat Madame Chanifauu H. exceI
terizing has been faultless ito my 9oto no false
lence snone through every pore. she app dine par-
nathos-all seems genuine. There occur SOM
sases reevaed by her thrilling acting roiSn ali
the right woman In the right place amt 10 Iyan IIeeo
| ia a rare model OF beautiful womsn-nkAs esyaor,d"
| Reconnaissance n heap a Dora worthy oelhE ""V