New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-08
THE DRAMA.
LOCAL INCIDENTS.


Mr. Boucicault's play of mimi (which was
fully described in these columns last Thursdayis
cessful at wallacks Theater, and may be there
every night
piece called "The Beats OF New-York," with Mr. ].
j. Wallace in the principal characer-a silly play and
an inefficient actor-was given last week, at Eibo's
Garden where failed. This theaer now closed 1t
will be reOpened in August, however with The Black
Crook"
Mr. Augustin DAILY s early in the field with his theatr
cal announcements for next He will reopen his
Fifth Avenue Theaer on the 18th OF October on Twenty
cighthst near the corner OF Broadway. His present
establishment will be retained by him. and will be called
the Broadway Theater Mile Aimee is to sing there, in
opera bOufte on the 2sth OF August
Miss Amy Stone continues 10 appear at the olympic
Theater in the play OF Cigarette" which is based
the novel Of Under Two Flags" and in which Miss
Stone makes liberal Of firearms This subject, 1t
may be remembered, some time ago introduced 10
the local stage in play called Fire fly brought out
at Waacks Theater with Miss Lolita in the chief part
The Olympic Theaer will be shut at the end Of this week
Mrs Eliza NJ A. HaDbIin widow OF Thomas s. Hamb-
bp the once nguished actor died in this city last
Friday at No l46 West Twenty fOurthst in the Goth
year Of her age. she was Mr.. Hamblins fourth wife,
was OF English birth, and her maiden name was Trewar.
She first appeared on the stage IN 1917, at DrurY Lane,
London this city she used 10 act al the Park and at the
Old BOwery, and a favOrite performer
Miss Charlotte Thompson will conclude her engage
ent at the Union Square Theater this evening appear
ing as Jane Eyre. Mr.. Joseph Wheelock has replaced
Mr. d. H. Harkns, in the part Of Rochester, After to-
night the Union Square Theatcr win be closed
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Jefferson and Mr.. William Warren
will sail for England Wednesday, in the Cuba. Miss
Nelson sailed on Wednesday last.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. J. G.. Williamson lately took his annual
benefit at the California Theater San Francisco June
Ia the receipts al the bO1ofce were over 5000 gold,
and the house densely crOwdedat least 200 per
s0ns being turned away from the door These are
Significant indications OF popularity. MI Williamson
was favOrite Walacks Theater; and those who be-
eyed n Ina talent aud his futdIe Will gladly hear that
he Las improved AMI pr0spetd III ms new held OF labor
Mr. William has been on the san franclscO stage "a
little more than tWD years, and VIII remain at inc Gail
foruia Theater another seasOater which ne purposes
revisit the East. His wiIeknOwn 10 the Stage AS
Miss Maggie MoOre-is spoken OF 40 vigorous apd
piquant actress.
a late London paper says lhe VIII or
the late William Charles Maereddy was proved aI the
Distict Registry, Gloucester under 100000 ny Cecle
Louise frederea Macready, the relici, sir VIM FRED
eTek iOiioek. and the Rev. james Feming the oNecu
tOrs Ihe widow gets annuity OF RTo0, aud AFTER pay
heht on some leRacies and annuity 10 his sister te
tatn Dcqueaihs TIE residue ~ LIS tuToo Children r.
g. H. MdcfCddy, Mn Cecilia u. If1rri1rti, and q r. N
Macreauy' lcothtOr leaves All hs manuscripts to his
VIE, WIN discretionary power 10 publish ~ the cN
peusc 81 lis estate any she may think 3D. Among the
specific requests tesiatOr gives tho marble him
sell, by Bcbnes aud JacksOn's portrait OF himself IN the