New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-16
burlcsue no better than has been given by countless
vcob OF trcrs. But in certain Wild Joyous dance and


mob Of trcrs. But In certain villa Joyous dance and
odd vocal accompaniment bv Mr., Fred vokes and Miss
Victoria vokesnterrupted by the mischievous antics
OF Miss Rosina vokes who is incarpaed mischief ana
who possesses great natural talent for cbaracteTpan
ing aud drolery-thcy quito unique. The skill III
gyaton eynced by Mr. Fred Vokes Is of the KIND auo
known here by the Majitons. Miss Jessie VoKes' u
CAPITAL balet-dancer imparts TO tho eXhbon inc zcst
OF that avorous deymoDt captivating In the ahtcs
Of Miss Marie Mailton. The entertainment Is not OF
refined order but IL mrthfu and seen last nSht
1t was not indecorous Tho popular enthusiasm when
hailed It showed how keen this public Is In Its relish OF
what will make II laugh.
DRAMATIC NOTES. -,
Sardou's "Rabagas," at the Paris vaudeville,
draws $500 u night.
Mr.. G. F. Rowe is acting Micduber, at the
london Standard Theater.
Donate. the one-legged dancer, has skipped
into popularity, nj Auckland.
A Panorama of the American War is exhib-
ited in New-zealand, and is well attended.
II is proposed to construct theater, like
the London AlhamOra, in the city of Rome.
The Prince of Wales Opera House, at Sydney,
was destroyed by fire on the Goth OF last January
Mr.. w. s. Gilbert's "Pygmalion and Galatea
has reached its 1otl night, at the London Hay
Douglas Jerrold's comedy of the House
keeper or the White Rose has been re'iVeu ~ '"0
A new comedy by MN. Meilhac and Ha-
levy called Many" has been done 81 tho An"@'0'
Francois Paris ,
Mr.. Charles Reade and Mr. Anthony I I6s,.
ope intend to make play out Of the latter authof
Ralph the Heir" ,
Frederick Lemaitre has appeared at tine the
Ambigu Comiquo, In Paris, In new drama' eh'''i'u
1.-THE Porter OF No. To-" 80
Mr. Sotbern is acting, this week, in Cincin-
nafi His engagement at Waack's Theater in this city
will commence on September 80
A new play called "Nero's Doctor" said 10
Fol pVatt n
lately announced at the Paris Odeon
The Founding Asylum, it should be remem !,
bcred will profit by an extra matinee Sr ostcI0ooa az
"CvmbelineD is said to have been selected
by majority Of 500 OF the public votes for presentation
at the London Queens Theater 1t was Drought ou' '"o
weeks ago. -,
A foreign letter says: "The arrival of the
celebrated Snowman Barnum is shortly expected In
Paris, where he is 10 make SIX months stay WIN
tremendous cargo Of living ourosities."
Mr. Wallack purposes to offer London
Assurance with cast OF parts that is really superb
and that ought to insure brill liant and memorable Per
GSa@ss a nnSss a1 Mr. o RyBSIs
bert Lester WaaGk Mr. j. IL sGdd dTGsn Mr. r B
Seton, and Miss Helen Tracy.
Miss Carlotta Leclercqs performance of
Nine. de Lery. in Alfred de Mussets comedy Oh On
aa beSct Of NJ Paul JHenewi shcw that Lady for
first here In Fnin IN a Sne That ihe
accomplished and brilliant actress no careful
observer of her late performances al BoothS 1nea'er
requires 10 be told.
The funeral of Mr. n. B. Clarke, the we'll
known actor will today, at o'clock at tho Rev.
DIR UoughOn's church, in Twenty -nnthst MT. Clarke.
0Ixhose DEATH though somewhat sudden at last, had
been for many days expectcd-passed away on satn-
dav in the cath year of his age. The real name OF tS
gentleman was Nathaniel II. Belden He was native
OF Connecticut where lie born in 1905 The son OF
clergyman he brought up under pous influences,
and Il was that he should pursue the calling or
his father taste however led him TO adopt The pro
fssion of the stage, and he out at the Chatham
Garden in 1880 as Lord RirerS, In a Day After tho
Wedding" His career extending over period OF more
than forty wears was chiefly fulfilled in the theaters or
tie Bowery lie stage-manaRer OF the New Bowery'
under Mr. Lngards management during the entire ex-
often seen at the Old Bowery. His last performance
gwen there last Autumn was In the play OF Bertha,
fbc SEWING Machine Girl" Mr. Clarke was esteemed IL
his professions and enjoyed fair measure Of popularity;
lie vas fho-oughy well trained actor aud very useful
in overy company that he Joined Worth of character
and copious stock OF "reminiscences made him an es,
faemed friend and an entertaining companion he was
member of the Masonic Fraternity bis grave Will be
made in tie cemetery at Cypress HILLS.