New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

stated.
by Watts Phillips. cordial indoTsement OF the ea
eellence of FOrd's new theater IN Washngton-knoMn
who says it all that could he desired for art ana as
safe human skill and care can make IT," MI
from Liverpool, for New-IoTk, on the 10Th OF May |
...Janauschek acted recently, az N9ntEomeIH ha, h
been acting at the California Theater, san Francisco
He was seen as ChFySOS in Pygmalon ana 6aatea
S bb SaS bs m ss has paVe y, mere than 600
total receipts from five performances by Sdwn bogtn III
Haro has been acting bGpy CroekcH-hs spenaty-at
the Arch in Philadelphia. The Age SAYS OF hNyy p%Nyy
picture OF western He and the characters are hgny
colored transcripts Of men and women nIlns on hnS @
A. on Saturday at the Philadelphia Academy oi muslc,
and acted MGcbel. The Coleman Children VIII .ace
written for them by Mr. I. b. De Walden, endiled
"The Rising GeSeration". MT Mckee bshhIu aI la'eG
Raymond lately acted him at San FT1nclseo miss
Nelson terminated her engagement AT I1o @ ~ S
Boston Giohe. The Gosee OF that oy points OUT Ihat
Seither Si these actresses ber @ S S6en was expected
20 do So tl she went 10 Boston niue less IaIk apuHi
not he amss Performers who are merely good are
quite GOOD enough and eXpect5non is sumcTn'S san
gune when it looks for oompeteit' weh-u"ied 'a'oN~
THE LONDON STAGE.
A revival of "'The Cataract of The GangCs
is ~ Oe made at the Drury Lane on the 81 OF March ~
originally produced at tns theatcr ln Se lsS us
asive Mr. W s. Gibert's play Of The Wicked World
q a
lion has leased the HOlb0rn lhe1teI, Wnsh % Is @ Low
closed for three mOnths.-..Mr j. n Emuel mar gwen
fnI ro tn see The play OF "Chares the First.
with Mr. Henry Irving Charles is III the hlth Weeh o
It's run at the LyceuIn, and still draws crowds. MT
aud Mrs Bandmann appeared at the Prncesss Theater'
on Feb TO- as Hamlet and Ophelia and they VIII con
very M fhe play of "Oliver Cromwell" Withdrawn,
three since from the stage OF the queens inca
Sheppard" is underlined. Mr. Toole is acting at tne
Gaety in c. SCOTS DRAMA on The Line. inc sIigS
/ . He n r,ia ie "
Maggie borne" TIE drama of without Love" was
his new play of old Soldiers Buwer Lyttons com
edy of Money has passed ts 20Oth nght, at MARIE
! Of . lie snppice dune Femme called Madeleine"
was tried at the Vaudeville FeD in the afternoon
scandar The Globe continues to offer Mr. MarshalPs
&" False Shame" known here as "New,YeaTs EVE" -.
! Charing Cross Theater, which he manages "Tne
yas has passed ts 99th night at III that cooc
Miss Marie Litton giving Lady Audley's Secret"
at the Court.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
! The Barry Benefit, at the Boston Theater,
! yielded more than 5000 for the beneficiary.
1t is announced that "Lotta, the Pet of the
Pacific SLOPE" VIII shortly appear IL Melbourne, Aus
| trala,
Mr.. Samuel COlville has sold his interest in
the Olympic meater and retired from partnership in
! the management Mr.. Hayes is now the sole manager
| OF this house
A pretty and tonching incident in the
performance of one Hundred Years Od at the Union
|
MI Tssingon, and sweety aud tenderly sung by choir
of thirty children This part Of the ceremonial OF greet
ing, which celebrates the Tooth birthday Of Jacques
FdureL.
Mr. BOucicaut, in a speech before the cur
tain, IN Washington, not very long ago sad that within
good deal OF dramatic authorship, nova days, con
ssts in altering transatiOns of the work Of foreign
| they have no right to be.
| 1t is not agreeable-stating the fact mildly
to hear people on the stag can out upon the name OF
ba 9e 6Ta e a. Ss Mss beater e nae m
right away" in another part of the text might, like
wise be spared, for il is not good English S another
poEeh & ny % rd nanny Go BEenPCf S % GeGd
you viii give hen, kiss" Where is Lindley Murrayi
1t is said-in The Fort Wayne Qnd.) Gazette
heaas a Si ECpe are n bs 40 sra and
Eliza Nestle possess dramatic talent OF the highest
der" We have before heard Of Charles and Eliza
but will express at venture, the hope that the long
ing desire OF tine crowned heads Of Europe may be in
santly gratfed, and that Charles and Eliza VIII remain
where they are thus wanted and wondered at
Mr.. j. II. Elliott, formerly one Of the pro-
half interest in The Dramatic World ana has assumed its
an eight-page weekly-of which eight numbers have
appeared-devOted TO Drama, Music and the Rostrum
pOTtant phases OF them with earnesuess and IN genial
spirit Mr. J. II. Elliott has had useful experience as
journalist, and has shown judgment and tact in his
vocation, and think he will make The Dramatic World
a good paper He contributes 10 late number al inter
esting sketch OF b. L. FaIjeon, the story writer
Chicago papers were ecstatic in praise of Mr.
Boucicaurs Bey-which, certainly is beautiful per
fOrmance II Is due 70 truth however TO state that the
play Kerry, Night and Morning" is based the
French piece JOe est DanCereuse" and mint from
Castle Desmond; and that Mr. Boucicaulps persona
ton OF Kerry, according TO the testimony Of English
critics who have seen both, Is copy OF wonderful
piece OF acting by the French actor, NJ Reiguicr. The
fact is, persons in quest OF originality anu creative
genius should look in the direction OF MI Bouccat
He has extraordinary mind and his structve and
tions that hedge him In are distinct and formidable and
some of ms efforts.
A Philadelphia paper makes this pleasant
reference to a performer whose worth OF character
real and welltrained talent. render her inture as
formerly Miss Henrietta Baker IS native OF this city,
and at one time attached 10 the company OF the
Arch street TheatcT, where sho gave promise OF en-
nence in her profession Since that time her progress
has been steady until now she stands at the head Of
has good looks, pleasing voice, and agreeable stage
presence to recommend her to the public n addition 10
abilities OF DO ordinary character"
On the Goth ult., at the Walnut Street Theater.
Philadelphia, Miss Nelson spoke the following
sively bad lines-wrten for the occasion, by local
which she had played Pqultne;
was acted on tIi. ssce bas passed away
lis noble author from The gaze Of men
ln Kne6soTib's snocpi Psfl across the sea,
Lord Lyiion SLEEPS; but not @ his wi'eber
Can touch the heart ard cspuyste the wills
For lanreled cenus hss the power to brave
Deaths fell advance and lives beyond the grave
leur psu1s cannot reach dead LyttOn's
But sweet hbsCu
To Lyt;on's memory, tins distant
Than prolonged applause, Which yTocams,
JLopgb the great authors gone tis fano IeIlails."
STEAMSHIP NOTES.
The agent of the Australian Steam ship line,
at Francisco, teeGraphs that he has apprenon.
sion for the safety Of the steamship Nevada which is
supposed TO have sailed from Auckland N. D.. for San
Francisco, the Ith ut and is II days overdue.
No direct advices have been received from Australia.