New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
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sua success, by q hne performance. a. hr'o,p"' -
Louis XL. Mr.. sothern, now at Wallack o. VII, :" "
California in June and July, and IN AusIraua I -
tember and October He will then return to tine on'eo
states and remain here throughout 1s74-no unto"aro
obstacle preventing Mr.. Edmund Falooner appearsat ~
Belfast Ireland on January 20, and VIII atter"aru "'
in Glasgow Mr.. Lionel Brough and Mrs Howard faui'
in London have been seriously MI JEFFERSON u"
gagement at Ford's Opera House. Baltimore was Lor
only four nights from Jan. TO Jan g. inclusive I"e
American says "Mr Jefferson is tho only artist 'n4s
has ever ned the auditorium of the Opera House
night after night" The same paper adds Mr. Jefferson
will reeeiye inward of $1,000. 1.-The PattEMaro
Troupe sung at the Philadelphia Academy OF Music on
the 9Th inst. Miss Cushman, Miss Rose Hersee' hs'
Emma Howson Mr.. Robert McWade, and Mr. Joseph
prootor were in Chicago. last week .Prof Anuerson'
the Magician Is In Liverpool. Lawrence Barrett
has appeared at the Varieties Theater NewQ Orleans q
which he ia and has been received with ardent
e,tbrslasm Messrs MafHt and Bartholomew are play
ing at the Boston Howard Atheneum in a pantomme-
Flick and Flock 1.-The Worrell Sisters, ana Herr
waeuback who beas at one time upon 10 drums are az
Fox's New American Theater, In Philadelphia MT.
Henry Irving continues to be successful In London
as Charles he First. Tom Thumb and wife, Commo-
dore Mutt Minnie Warren have been on exhibition
Of late at Concert Hail. Philadelphia. The Boso" Ga
sse says ss Carlotta Leclercqs exquisite persona
ton of Gaaiea stamped Itself upon the minds Of all
who witnessed t as one of the most graceful and frs
cnating OF all her many admirable assumptions" This
lady ended engagement OF several weeks at the Bos
ton Globe Theater the 1lth Miss Ada Harand
began an engagement in Philadelphia on the 18th INST,
at Woods Museum in a play called Bertha, or the
Sewing Machine Girl Miss Maggie Mitchell crossed
the Mississippi in skiR the night before Christmas
Mr. Lawrence Barrett acted at Montgomery, Ala, on
the 10th Mr. Jefferson is announced to act In ST.
Louis e. Mr. E. l.. Davenport and his daughter, Miss
Lilly Davenport recently appeared In Richmond, va,
in /" A New Way To Pay Old Debts" The Iron CHEST
and other stock pieces. j. Alen' MISS Alce mar
rson and Little Mac az the Ahambra, san Fran
cisco Mr. and Mrs. Bouclcault ended an engagement
at Ford's Opera House, Baltimore, on the llth INST
MR.. BELLEw.
The eminent reader and platform actor, Mr..
J. NJ Beew, who is shortly to appear in New-York Is
the subject Of biographical sketch, in foreign letter.
from which we condense the following particulars;
John Monesquieu Beew is the grandson OF John Bel
lew esq OF Castle Belew Galway, cousin Oh the ate
Lord Bllew. whose daughter married capt ROBERT hg-
gin. brother Of the Bishop OF Derry Their only chid,
tho ubect of this paragraph born at Lancaster In
1924 and attaining his majority assumed MS nolneIs
of the senior branch Of the OBrieEs being
directly descended from Tege, second brother or DON
irish history ana brother Of Daniel first yscount Clare.
he was entered at g. Marys Hail. OXFORD, IN 1872 where
ne became frequent speaker at the Union Debating So
cety and in 1sis he was ordained curate at st. An
drew's, Worcester In 1854 ne became curae OF fres-
colt, out Last III 1901, diU was
Johns Cathedral Calcutta until 1855 when ne returned
England and was appointed assistant munster VI 3t
Philips Regentst. In 1857 he was appointed TO the
charge Of ST. Marks HamiltOnterrace, Marylebone IN
which Office he continued until 1862 when he became IN
1851 Mr Bellew the most popular OF London
preachers. For number OF years Dir Belew has been
cessfni readers of the period While in India, Mr.. Bel
lew was editor OF The Calcutta Hurkdn. He is also un-
ne Hornfng Post In addition TO yar1ous volumes OF
sermons he is author OF BlOunt Tempest" shake
Churches Of Asa Minor" In 1858 he retired from his
duties a clergyman, and Joined the Catholic Church,
he has entirely devoted himself to readings and era-
ture.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. J. w. Wallack, we are panied to learn,
is In poor health
Mr.. w. NJ. Foster. musical conductor of the
Theater Royal at Glasgow. is dead, aged about 40
The favorite spectacle of aladdin holds
the stage OF the California Theater san Francisco
The "Adelphi," of Terence, has been twice
played this Winter at St. Peters College, Westminster.
Mr.. W. S. Gilbert's new comedy, produced
Y w0rd.@ rid %0na0n nay "''A'' ''" = = '''D H' '
The new Opera House, at Aberdeen, has
been opened, under the MANAGEMENT OF Mr' William
Mr.. Boucicaults "Long Strike" in a French
adaptation, viii shortly be produced at the Amoisu
Comique, in Paris.
The Theater Royal at Dublin has been pur-
~|N
manager IN that city,
The old farce of "Maitre Patheln" has
lately been acted at the Theater Francois This piece
dates back to about li'O
1t is pleasant to know that a play bearing
the title Of Three Men After One Woman" burned
in the Fifth Avenue 1beater fire.
Mr. Calvert's revival of Shakespeare's
Henry v" has had run OF "a performances at the
Princes Theater, Manchester, England
Mr.. John Dillon has won a good deal of
praise, for performance Of Jeremiah Beetle. in The
Babes the Wood, AT Hooleys Opera House, Chicago
The Boston Gazette of the 11th inst, says:
No stranger attending the opera Wednesday
ing would Imagine that Boston had lost OOOOCO within
90 days"
Avenue Theater 7SO Broadway began yesterday. The
theater will be opened next Tuesday with new play
called Alike"
Mr. Booth will play Benedick, on Saturday
afternoon, at his theater, and next Monday evening will
appear Lucius Bruts in Paynes tragedy OF Brutus
or The Fall OF Tarquin."
"The Hidden Hand,n dramatized from Mrs.
E. d. E. n. southworths story, occupies the stage of
Nlxon's Amphtheaer, Chicago, with Mr. and Mrs A ..
Miller in the chief parts.
Referring to his new Fifth Avenue Theater
Mr. Daily says 70 tsater maHe "a as ssaI repro
decorations Will be the in both style and color
will be also the upholstery and hangngs. The stage
will likewise present the same appearance as the Fifth
Avenue"
The London Era prints collection of New
York paragraphs, commendatory OF Mile Marie Rosset
One Of these equally notable for extravagance OF state
ment and bad English is credited 10 THE n Y TRIBUNE
We think proper state that neither this paragraph
nor anything like it, ever appeared in this paper.
The Saturday Reuiew says: Much criticism
consists in running fine needles into tender places
tender spots not tender they Others,
contrary which would not have expected to be
very sensitive cannot pierced without serious results
In the region OF the moral sense author may be in
sensible to the longest and sharpest probes CAN him
But 10 accuse him of trng defect of accuracy,
suggest In the remoest way that he Is not always
tirey free from dullness is to give mortal offense.'
Mr.. j. NJ. Bellew gave three farewell read
ngs at Edinburgh, prior to his recent departure for
America At a presentation festival, In his honor,
lately given in Dublin Mr.. Bellew made some remarks
from which the following Is extract think every
man who loves great dramatsts and great
eomedians-whO remembers the names OF the English