New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DR.. Frke gave another of his entertaining
displays OF magic" at Stelnway Han last nlght.
Mr. Wills has written u play, for AT. Bate
mans London Lyceum the lie OI william Blake tho
poet and artist
An adaptation ircm the French, made by
Mr. L. Schwab, will be presented at Mr. ManselFs now
Lyceum Theater
Mr. Edward Coleman and dramatic COM
city, the 9th Of October.
Wallack's Theater will open tonight, for
the regular season-wIth Mr. sotnern IN " Barwises
Book" and " The BurampOoter"
Mr. Creswick is acting at the London Stand
ard in the old play OF the Bridal" His sOn Mr.
Charles Creswick. has made hi, debut there.
Mr. F. A. Durivage has adapted from the
French OF Madame Flguicr p y called me Brlne Oh
Lausanne" which, II Is lnnated, Will DC Drought Out
at the Boston Museum.
We hear that Mr.. George BelmOre of the
York at the New Lyceum Theater James ana IUp0o1s.
in Mr.. Halliday's king OF Scots
Papers that reach us from other cities con-
tinue speak OF the signal success OF Miss Helen TEN
Maedaien aud IN The LILY OF France"
The Lydia Thompson Burlesque Troupe,
having ended its engagement ut the Olympic 1heater in
hs city, vii VISIT IN . 'ne [SS T' Yary'
Philedelplla Baltimore, Washington FIstsOdrSh' Clh-
clnnatl, Chicago, ana 81. LOUIS
The Chicago Inter- Ocean illustrates a bad
practice which quite common with certain PROVINCIAL
newspapers, by printing IN paraphraseh It's ISSUE oil
sunday 9sPt Ian aroe 0i D' on NyoRk
TRIBUNE OF May q is79 TIE Inier ocean prints
original with ITSELF and apples II, with few changes,
to Mr.. Lawrence Barrett.
Mr.. Bellows ReadingS-tO which we lately
made extended reierenccwl begin on Thursday even
ing, at the Rev Mr. Hepworui's Church Inc Incident
cannot fail to attract the attention Oi aloyes OF goon
literature aud the art OF elOcutiOn. Mr. Bellew VIII
Dickens Southey MIR. Bret Harte. and other writers.
Mr. Morgan Will play the organ
Signor Salvini acted OtheIiO, last night, at
the Blooklyn Acaaemy OF Music rms evening ne VIII
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ton Conrad. On Thursday anu Saturday he VIII rep.
resent Hamlet 1t should be noted that the salyini
nights are Tuesday Thursday, and saturday; and that
no additional matlnees Will be gyen-As the Academy
has been secured for matinees OF Italian opera
Mr. Shel Barry took benefit at Wallack's
Theater Friday evening, acting IN a." Handy Andy"
and Barney the Baron, and THESE pieces were twice
ment ended. and the summer season at Wallaeks was
brought to close u mas 9gen 0SG 9d T or
Used Up" Mr. Gayler's " Dust and Diamonds" aud
the two Irish pieces above mentioned.
The London Observer of August 81 contains
this aluson TO young acress. late OF the Newfork
Fifth Avenue Theater: As Caroline Dorner. most
thankless part, Miss Linda Detz, young American.
with very slight foreign accent introduces herself u
an English public Her manner Is pleasant gentle and
ladylke her appearance Is in her favor and she has
pleasant voice. She ought therefore, IN time. to 10
an acquisition to our stage"
A Boston paper says: "In the latter part Of
the season of 90 there were seven houses Tor thea
trcal amusement in Boston, five Washington-st.-
Adelnhi ana Morris Brotherss; win the Museum on
Trrniontst and the Howard Athenaum on tie street.
from which IL takes its or these seven but three
remain to nOw-two. tine Globe and the Adelph.
having been consumed by fire. aud tNO the Continental
and Morris BrothCrs's, having suffered reconstruction
for the purposes OF trade"
Thomas Blades De Walden died in this
city last Friday lie was known throughout tho
United States dramatlst. many Of his plays having
attained large popular In earlier years. Mr..
DE Walden known to tne stage - actor. He
was an Engshman, and about 60 years OF age. HIS
talents originally OF better order than might be In
ferret from later productions lie began with worthy
ambition, but ne suCeumbed 10 what he pleased 10
consider the demand of unretned popular taste.
One OF his plays the 5eVen Sisters" which had an
exceedingly long Laura keeues Ineater ia 1850
He wrote and adapted more tnan 100 PLAYS, yet nls
last passed In poverty and trouble. Per
sonally he had many amiaDe qualities OF character.
ami, though he had Outlyed most OF his friends, MS
death will not be unlamonted. His disease Was sou.
HIS funeral occurred ON Sunday.
OF "Dust and Diamonds" at Wallacks
Theater aud OF Haunted Houses at the Grahd oPsIa
made OF them, and Mr. H. j. Byron made the DINER
and therefore let them pass for plays lag M arc
certainly experienced. There rs great uod VI idpot
performed, IN all departments OF human lhuustry.
which Is "A mere matter daily bread, anu ABOUT Whou
public discussion would be useless ana IOOlsh some
people, are aware, think that whencNoT mdhSerr
changes his coat actor sits Io MS photosIapn'
every newspaper should devote o'inmn 10 Tue lhlci
estng incident We venture 10 hOid Inherent opinion
and since life ia short and time - precious we choose
moi Ia dwell with strenuous Oh All the rubbish ana
Ioolery OF the stage when plays are as bad ~
~ Dl,t and Damonds" aud Haunted Houses, silence
with reference TO their details Is both klncness and
cOululVu sonso