New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-10
THE DRAMA.
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION.

DC tne prominent ana 81 lhe itEuh
dramatic OF 1928. at that house. II was the
opinion Of OAeiio-vhose principles were excellent,
whatever may be said OF his tcmper,that "men shall
be what they seem" This good doctrine finds no favor
with q company Of strolhng players, now acting in
John Garth" at OF the minor provincial theacrs
The manager OF this troupe ntimates, on card aLd
poster that they cmanate from Waack 80 I'm this city
There is no detachment Of Mr.. Wallacb5 company ~
present absent from his theater and the pretane in
question ia an imposturc. The last performance Of
John Garth" at Wallacks takes place tonight The
Veteran" will be brought out Monday evening
This incident will not fail attract general a'ien-
ton. ~ Tho 2OCth representation OF uumpy
Dumpty" since s revival at the Olympic last year. VIII
be given next Friday night. Mr. James steele Mackaye
will bring ont the play of Marriage" next Mon
day night at the st. James Theater...Mr. john Henry
Cooke nightly performing his celebrated Leap OF the
Two Bridges at the Grand Opera House. j should be
remembered ry ploasurcseekcr that afternoon ~
Nls a. - Gigarter fore ,, O'Clock every evening
fact which the pilgrim II quest oi sueh Joy a. pro-
coed IRON the irr.dcsccnt spectacle Of The Black
Crook" vTould do well To bear In mind. Toe Coat
will display his charms aud accomplishments on Mou-
aafdd The @;tb Matinee Of "Divorce" viii be given
to-day nj the fIith Avenue Tnca'sr .--." Jnlns
Cesar" at Booths Iheater attans - 5Jih represent
ton on Monday; ana are glad 10 know mat this
SumptuOds SAahcsptdrcan revival draw even larger
houses now than ~ the Their" Is performers
IN tie troupe At tine Union square Ihea .rS tuinay
Matinee viii bc given at the Academy Of Music. Booth
Thcater the NewYorE Circus. che Olympic Iheatrr ne
Grand opera House, the Flfth Avenue Tlrafcr, Nlos
Garden the james Theltcr Mr. W C. MtohciN Ihir-
N-iourthst. Theater, ana Tie mon atA"5,
Boston plIyeOers have, ms week, sen MS 'dIiol'h
ecercq Rosd'tnd. IN A. you Like IL and Constance
Tbea,cr 49, Mr. John Broughan's "God Dust" brought
at the Boston Museum on MONDAY last - ahia
bella Fufer IA played 10y Miss Annie Clarke Mrs Wirr
by Mrs. Philips NJ. Bopta by Mr. william warren;
burgh; Li--ie HeTan by Miss Cure RokesmW nv Mr..
Baisdel, lr. Biyer by Mr. k1fi Hogte h.aerh2od OY
A. smith; E"gegs Wyay5~~ by Nj Morris
VI. Vc,,ls by Mr.. Nolan; Jesse HrrGm by
ara. Mr: Bouccau,ts Hunted p9%n" IL underline
at the Museum Mr. FREDERICK Robinson ana M MS
0pe7s Boure Coaipany.... Miss Kate Reynolds the
Wt-known actress Occurred at fremont Temple IA Bo'-
ton, THURSDAY, giving "rcmniS'euce, or 'hat't Hrhe
Novelist" aud reading from us tales oi ART anu
Christie tombstone Mir William Nhaey The pOpl-
lar Bowery actor APPEARED ut me B9son II 1~atI Ans
light" Isl sisters also appeared in ballet, ana
Tine strccts OF New-York il enjoying prosperous
tbe scene the setghs the horse
cars the buste the real hor,e ana ,ri4h, "eIe niTny
street and and PLAYED the bapi" in mat manner
snow in linen suits, AMI danced IL the crowded
OF weather that If enheh,5 cnaldr," !
tic Of the metropolitan negro, ana Tue c.. ,t,
part of which may be- on any stormy WINTER nght
III the neighbOrhood OF Inon-squlft ,.A!ss y ilsa1n
Will egn her farewell ggcfnr9i ~ me booIi lh'1,r
af..-
at Albany. Buffalo. Auburn. Cleveland Detroit ana
appeared al Ford Cram Opei4 Iv-'e, li' Mn VI VI
Ficrcnce are acting thi- weekthe third OF their en-
tl,,,,e and The Yankee Hou-rEeeper" Mr..
Br0ughams very successful play Of "JOnn Garth was
Pi I" apcrin,, I,.t MIR Jobu f. NJ, Donough playing
John f,grib aud Mr.. Charles Malcot PIuL, BdrTcttt
Hha9,cters The Bue, thinks john Garth"
lt--f
Philadelphia during the present season Charles
Wyndham and his comedy company were IN 81
Louis last week. AZ the Olympic 1heater iuciHe west
rrn acts in a new play called The Mendcant, or
icated A. Chelsea Mass on tho litb iust...We read
thai the ga used al the Music Hail. Boston when every
jet is burning costs nearly 90 an hoat
custom OF using single word, as ttles 10 pays HA'
given rise to suggestion that some OF the oq pays
might uscfuy be- renamed according 90 current iE,
ce instances are offered III Illustration oi the
idea. ,,,. - 49,.
The Tempest Storm ne -, IL. y pgr'
Much ADO Nothing Fuss The IRISH Loa... BG.
TIE Ter f oi-1 on the Brif,'' Toll.
W. hear of dissenson at the Grand Opera House and
find these particulars in print: Cole alleges tha on on
IerDg the partnership, Baker said he mad no avail
able money but Owned .o o cn g tSsrr
advanced Bakers share OF the capital from time 70 Tune
10 the Of $4,000, which Baker agreed 10 repay on
the 22d ut but gave no written promise 10 tht enoci
ON mat date Cole demanded pay ment when BAKER al,
security on real estate The latter said that he
could lot give IT, 1t laid in the name OF his Wfe Colo
bakers statement il that he agreed morally,
but not legally, to bear his share of the losses,
not present do He had tried ON entering the part
ship raise money by mortgang Ills portion Oh me
prospectve profits for q xed period but could not He
then hoped that a thriving business wOuu thaDe
him 10 earn enough meet his promised payment by she
99d I'M but In that Also he mad been dsappointed.
In. dTanac company VITA which Nh Macread travels,
blazing The Merchant of Venice ana 0ther pieces. In
cn;rs inc following pers0I: j. II Taylor, j. 7. sutton.
J,senb SETON. J. f. Iicrne, Alfred knight ". l. Ford,
W X Iaurena, j. Il. Brown. T. X ward D. IL, Mllgan.
Mis- Annie SETON Miss Fanny Reeves ahd Miss Annie
sutton The receipts of the performance at Nibo's
Garden for benefit of the family Of the late Wnan
A Moore amounted to $500: those OF me Matilda
Heron beneht tn si,S7O Among tue grli~ I nov
elites TO be- presently vOuchsaled IA Ne" lOFA, are
&. the Veteran" " Marriage" Llla K1"hh :, Part
nrrs For Lift . Miss Olive LOgan's west POINT Miss
Ethel as ErotIrOu Miss Maggie Mi;Ghe" q Ig'etSn,
Mr.. sOhcrn IN new character. Ir-; Nm NJ 'Vr as
Pocahontas " The Provoked hTs ' i iDl pe wa
Crook Coal.
FOREIGN DRAMATIC NOTES
A new Open-alr theater WI DE- Gir r,''i heNt
the Champs Iii setH' ihis l"' Po'"4''' %
opera and pantOmme.
Risfori acted, not long since, in Berlin, as
Medea Mary stuart and Pa III lol2%r. ang cn'iIcd
warm Communication from the press OF that CITY
Victor Hugo's "Ruy Bias was produced ut
the Odeon in Paris Feb. 1-t. Hugo had rad the play
10 the actors and Actresses.
Meyerbeer's EAfricainc was announced at
the Grand Opera, Paris with Mile. HS-1h - ',t"u'
new tenor Nj Trnqure, wa soon 10 make ms d'o""
We were in error in referring to Miss Lmma
schirs The Rights Of woman a. hoN P,tS' d =,
IN fact old cOmcdieta; hut lts reNI'" "' 0'u'I
Wells Is recorded Ia successful.
Mime. Marie Laurent, said to be the best
melo,lrainatlc actress in France, viii appear IL the
Ambl,n CONTINUE, Paris, shortly. in a new pay ny
III AipLOn.e Dandct called " Lise IaVerniei.
A performance for the benefit OF the family
of the late Mark Lemon took place a. the LoAuOn nay
,orret Tbeater on the nth nit "Pygmalion ana Gal
ea wis acted, ana Mr. Blackstone appeared III 'hrce
Charles Lecocq, author of "Fleur-d The"
and onor aacoes.G opera G9us' na1 Parhs
~ 4, outitled Gesier XIV" ('Gz1ard the Fourteenth