New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-31
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Edwin Booth is acting in the Walnut-st.
Theatey, Philadelphia.
Miss Cushman gives an entertainment at the
Boston Music Hall ON January ~ IN when the boy
Mr.. Bouccault will shortly visit California.
The opening OF the Park Iheater-Mr Stuarts en-
terprses deferred, the building being still incomplete
Mr.. Rowe's new play, in preparation at the
Union Square Tbeater will be entitled Forgive and
Forget" The author will act In t-in comic character
Miss Clara Morris will reappear at the Union
Square Theaer early next March. and will act IN
Halevy.
Mrs. +. s. Chanfrau will act at the Union
Square Tneater the nth of next May, appearing as
Dora-with which character her name is honoraoly
identified.
Mr.. Boucicault's adaptation of de Fills
Naturel called "a Man OF Honor has been I'M
aSns is P Place at VILLAGES Thsaer "0
Little Emly'-a good play-will be re-
vived at the Boston Museum on January L. III Is o
pity that wholesome subjects from the works OF Dickens
all over the country.
An enthusiast was turned out of the gallery
Of Memphis thsdteF the o1nsr night , Tor ,s
exclamation for YOU ola tSw ,i. In Good
ol the most Ingenious spirit.
MIR. John Gilbert has for several nights been
prevented, by illness, FROM appearing In "A Man Of
Honor at Waasks Taester ana o his place has been
ton of Miss Annie Deand for Miss Laura Alexander, in
the character OF Cdltdri'se, IN this drama.
Mr.. ROwe's drama of "The Geneva Cross
WAS acted last week in five different cties-san Fran
CISCO Chicago, Buffalo, Washington and Boston Miss
Cara Morris acted in II, at Buffalo. The heroine in
Boston. was played by Miss Annie Clarke; IN Washing
ton by Miss May Savllle The success OF this piece
which original and full Of merItis fact very credit
able TO popular taste.
Mr.. DAILY is connecting melodramatic spec
tace the OF the Grand Opera House. II will
illustrate the troubles in Cuba. the proceedings Of fill
busters and the lives and SACRIFICES OF Cuban patriots.
the stage effects is TO he made with fun rigged
chip with sailors. and Unanswered II IN the
ocean This novelty is likely TO be offered for
time. rs Humpty Dumpty Abroad" is still very sue
cessful.
The comedy called "A Bridal Tour which
Mr. BOucrault had prepared for the stage of the Fifth
Avenue Theater, will not be produced there. Mr.
Augustn Daily Is writing play to take its place. This
earn will touch upon incidents OF the late financial
panic, and will satirze the foes OF fashionable society
In Notwithstanding more Is heard of the comedy
which Mr.. Boucicauit and Mr.. Bret Harte were 10
write. In conjunction
A letter from Mrs. John F.. Owens. dated at
the Continental Hotel, Newark NewJereey. on the 22d
instant 10 friend in Baltimore, says You Will be
glad TO learn that Mr.. owens Is Improving His fa was
very and the pain ensuing therefr0m intense bot
ms phy stefan from the first considered his nju
RES permanent his symptoms dangerous. He stil
suffers much, but he able to sit up awhile to day,
and we are encouraged 10 hope that in few days he
will be able to take the journey home Our friends have
been very kind and attentive
The death of Miss Elise Holt has already
been recorded in these columns She native Of
London, born in ls47 Her debut the London stage
made as dancer, at the Surrey Theater. in 1868
She TO America IN 1868, ana appeared in Boston,
and subsequently at what was then called the Waverey
Theater Kelly Il Icons Minstrel Hall. since burned
Her efforts here directed in the channel OF bur
Jeanne Her last appearance in New-York made
Woods Museum, last september. She was the wife OF
Mr. Harry Wall, actor well known on the local stage
Her among local actresses OF buresque was good
though of somewhat too bOisterous and
emphatic 20 win the sympathy OF refined taste.