New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
THE DRAMA.
LOCAL INCIDENTS.


The American Dramatic Fund Association
will elect its officers for the ensuing year. this afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, at No. S42 Broadway
Mr.. FCx's Pant0mime continues at the Olym-
pic Lulu stl springs and stares, at Nibo's Garden
Mr., D. L. Morris appears tonight at Tony Pa.iori
m La Pericnoe." at the Brooklyn Academy vi Ansic-
Mr.. George Clarke will be- tonight, the re-
cipent OF benefit at the Fifth Avenue Theater aud bis
nerited popularity such that crowded house may be
anticipated. The last performances OF Divorce are
announced at this establishment The new pay oi
M9Gelen NoreI" 10 which lately referred, wii bs
brought forward the 2Oth inst, Tuesday OF ne
week.
Mr.. Fechter's Monte CriStO has done nor,
good for the Grand Opera House than thing eso pre-
sented there under Mr.. Daly's management. It vii
hold the stage we understand, till the end OF the sea
SON. Mr.. Charles Wheateigh has won great deal
admiration for his versatile acting, as Aer4er aod M
j. ". Jennings has eYnccd nDe splilI and mueA
ability IN the part OF MoItI
Miss Linda Dietz will have benefit at the
Fifth Avenue Theater on Wednesday evening appearing
as Grace in Divorce" It will be her trst bene.-snd
paygoers who appreciate sincere ZEAL honest DEVOTION
gentle nature, and personal worth might well combine
their efforts to make IL substantially valuable Ma
Dlez has been faithful worker IN lltle parts ana h4'
richly deserved pubic encouragement
Mr. Sothern's engagement at Wallacks n
drawing TO close He should be seen b. al lovers OF
delicate humor, and refined art He may be seen every
night as Squire Chuckies. "The SquiIe's Last Shilling
has proved very attractive, and there VIII be no need
10 change the bill Residents OF BROOKLYN should re
member that Mr.. sothern and the company from Wal
lacks will act at the Academy OF Music in tnst ciu
during the first week IN Jane ..
"Frou Frour is slowly but beautifully with
erine at the Union Square Theater II viii pass away
with the current week Next Monday the public attep
ton will be drawn TO drama. understood 10 be the
work of Mrs Sheridan Shook, and entitled without
Heart" Mr. D. II. Harkins receives benefit &c the
Union Square Theaer next Friday, His strrYg spini
has done so much for that house and has attracted .
much sympathy and regard from plav-go'rs' tns,
doubtless the movement for BIS beneht VIII ne cIOWnea
with full SUCCESSFUL Harkins rejOins Nj, Days com
pany, next season.
Mr.. J. A. Zimmerman, the Treasurer oil
Niblo's Garden, has arranged very attractive pro
gramme for the occasion OF his annual bench. al thai
theater assigned for next Thursday afternoon May -
Numerous performers have volunteered their ad amot
them may mentioned Lulu Mile. Amelia Pltteri LA'n
Jolce Mr. E. Lamb, Mr. Welsh Edwards, 1lr claude Bur
rougbs Mr. W H. Montgomery; Oofty Gcoft, Mss J'a
ME Yeaman Mons. and Mdme. Martens, MesNis n'ns. %
Maitt, and Bartholomew; Lug LooA; Mons Sbaoi S5aoil
and sOns, Mrs. Ellen Morant Bowers ami t'lesf SN"V
craft, Lang, and Goes.
A dramatic incident of marked Importance
will attract the public attention this evening at BOoh'
Theater Miss Nelson, returning IRON prosperous
tour OF the provincial tieatgs, appears taere 0nE"
as Amy RobSart She played tins part 100 nights IN "
don and won the concurrent admiration Of press aoa
nu,nc The play of Amy Robsart" based on sr W+
Ter seot Kenilworth" IS one OF best productions
of Mr. Andrew Halliday II IS 10 be done here Wilb 0
original music by Mr.. W. c. Levey Of Drury Lane que
we learn that 1t will ne framed IN unconiuonl lSSt
scenery Mr. F. c. Bangs Ieappears at BootlS lHe1ss %
and viii personae the Earl Of Leieestr. NJ. NII WIZ
will enact Vdgney ~,
II need not be said, because it goes wBhou'
SAYING that the Poor Childrens Picnic Fund Is SorI
OF public aid and support. An effort IN its ser'ieS
be made, on the 18th inst, by the Cnar'y AmS"~ s.
Dramatic Association VI this city "a club OF wheh '
leading spirit is Mrs. Sheridan Shook. Lazy 10 WIZ.
eentleness OF nature IS combined with mnqh ehe'- [
a considerable dramatic as well as admiuisirauVefa.
Hinder Mrs Shocks direction. and in aid OF the wv
Chi,dreu's Picnic Fund.- a performance VIII DC gwen -
wednesday afternoon. At the Uaien Square IDe'o'
will deserve the attention and support OF lhe
and "a Mrs shook Is 10 act yuli1nd In The n no a
- ta,srasI Ic,sts aro OEeIed Tor SIZE al n'"'
nlaees and il IS hoped that the receipts VIII DC
MFR. Bellew will give an entertainments n'A
Thursday evening, at stenway Hail. making -.u
well appearance In America. ln Us purpose s.u sns
this occasion possesses nunsuai in'e'es' yp,Ly
tor the benefit Of the Dry Goods ClerA'
Po''V na,oyo,ant ocistion-which Is Nhep
sn,,e, o,d deserving soeiety-and he offers P
.,a n, extraordinary aud various freshness h.
ora the selections. Extract from " All Ihs' ',.
s., ca - nv Madison Morton: "BelshazGars rvs,
g The slave and the Lions" BY Leigh hanG ' 80
IN p,oc,,on.o from "Pckwick;" "Klns Lear -
s~a ~nn Goneril;" Dickenss poem of "rhe on.sse ,
TSomas Dayiss "The Battle OF Fontenoy;" soa "a ,S.,
Mandy" by wilkO Collins IL viii tie oOs ana ,ha
,nsse are choice specimens OF British literature ut
tbe Interpretation OF them is likely 70 'S, pr.dy
most The powers OF the eoeutionist ACTOR evening
Will preside the exercises OF TINS and heard TO
'.,an Aonhtess Mr. Bellew will be seen "uu Mr.
ovon more advantage than on previous ,n.t,ae for
iSSy make ooE ss 4 no .aosssnoe Sat ss Tie a per
eSi he II man ssneei S Is VINO nyh, % ,se
IN the days OF Qaea AZ An, yy ilsJor tnst nls'a'i"
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