New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
THE DRAMA AND MUSIC.
CHANCES AT THE STAGE.

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-, Mr.. Fechter gave three performances, at the
Chestnut Street Theator. Philadelphia last week. and WA
seen as Don Cesar aud Rug Bias.
Mr. Barnum is active in preparation of his
new Menagerie Circus aud Museum. shipments OF wlh
animals aud other curo3es for his show have already
| arrived.
| Miss Nelson reappears at Booths Theater on
the 18th OF May she will have Cted. the interim
Philadelnhia Roson Cbicago CIncinnat 81 Ious raj
| timOre and Washington
Mr.. Alexander Henderson, manager of the
| LYDIA Thompson Opera Troupe. has reinqnshed ali
business pursuits, on account Of hs Ill health, and VIII
! return at once to Europe.
Mr.. Days new American play, in prepare
ton at the Grand Opera House IA based a Partisan
review aud on some Of the adyenures Of Mark Twain
ana Is entitled " ROughing H."
Mrs Drew will shortly produce, at the Arch
street Theater Philadelphia Mr. Charles Gaslers play
formed as long October. 1863 at the New York
Theater-now Days Fifth Avenue.
Mr.. J. B. Roberts still cherishes the delusion
that he can act MephiStOpheieS. He in that
part. last week the Walnut Thester Philade
pha The only entirely adequate MeTAtOphees that has
been seen IN this country Is DIR. Bandmann's.
Two acts of a new play, called THE Kings
Banner" written by Mrs c. Crosswel were lately per
formed at the Theater Royal, Dublin, by Mr. aud Mrs.
Bandmann The piece relates to the period OF Charles l.
The trial OF It appears to have been successful,
The drama of Buffalo Bill is still current
at tho Bowery Theater It has been seen here before
b. studley acts BuGaio BH The piece IL by Mr. f. q.
Maeder, and is based on story by Mr.. Ned Buntlne.
A dramatic performance for the benefit of
the Brooklyn Homeopathic Hospital was recently given
at the Brooklyn Lyceum. Mr.. Henry W Pope
man OF talent and culture and esteemed one OF the
best actors the amateur STAGE persOnded Dr. POHg
loss In 4" The Heir at Law"
Mr.. Days version of " LIE ROi CarOtten has
been presented the Metropolitan Theater, san Fran
cisco, under the title Of "The Yellow Hat" Mr. Harry
Eytnge appeared il there, King BrOccOh IT,, adj
dcted 10 love aud froc;" and Miss Blanche Clifton per
formed az The YeiJOD Hat
Mrs. Oates appeared, with her opera troupe,
ut Eoro'a Gram nna Hnua Rail finn Fob al I'm
the 10th she will emerge at Woods Museum, Phadel-
phia This actress performing At the National Thea
ter In Washington when 1t was burned; and she and
her troupe lost wardrobe valued at $4,000.
dramatic performance for the benefit of
Mr. Thomas Barry the veteran manager and actor was
in Boston yesterday, under the auspices OF many
Of the chief citizens of that place. We 10 hear that
while he manager, respected his acting, and was
intellectual and upright IN difficult and responsible
office He deserves the practical sympathles OF Boston
play goers now that he is old, nfrn, and poor
MUSICAL NOTES.
A grand vocal and instrumental concert will
be given by the New-York Conservatory Of Music In
StenwayiHall, the evening Of the 22d OF February
The Jubilee Singers from Fisk University
will give another OF their interesting evenings OF negro
making good progress toward the accumulation OF
the endowment for their University, which was the prl
mary object Of their visit to the North.
The third concert of the Brooklyn Philhar
monte takes place this evening Miss AntOinette Ster
ling and Madame Camilla UrsO are the sOoists George
+. Brlstows new symphony, " Inc Arcadlan, IS the
principal orchestral feature Of the programme. 10 con
ssts OF series Of musical movements descriptive OF the
Journey OF emgraDts the Plains, Indian nRhtng
prayer on the Plains, and happy arrival.