New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
DRANATTC NOTES.

Mention is made of forthcoming Auto
biography Of Matilda Heron
Madam Janauschek has taken cottage, for
the Summer. at COhasset Mass
Mr. f. L. Davenport has renewed his lease
OF the Chestnut+t. Theater, Philadelphia.
Mr. Thomas Coleman, Western actor lost
bis lie, recently, bya railway accident near CounDu'
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams, lately ar
rived home from Europe, are at Kathleen FLid bdth
Long Island.
Rossi, the eminent Italian tragedian, viii act
at Vienna 10 the exhibition season. He has LATELY Deeh
playing at Rome.
The Rev. Celia Burlegh, it may be noted,
Will benefit by dramatic performance, tonight at
Robinson Hall, sixcenth-st
A play called "Bet,n by Mr.. T. C. De Leon
OF The Mobile Register produced at McYckers The
ater, Chicago, on the I'd Of June.
At the Royal Thcater Of Berlin, last year,
27s performances were given, OF which u offered the
times, Lessng 10. Schiller is, and Shakespeare 25.
"Casten will be acted at the Union Square
TheateT this eyenngfor the benefit Of Miss Jennie Lee
the sprighty chambermaid actress OF this theatef Mr.
j. H. stoddart of Wallacks will appear as Eccles.
Formal intimation is given of the opening
of the new theater at the corner OF Broadway aud
Twentysecondst. next Autumn II will be called the
Park Theater, aud will be conducted Dy MI william
Stuart.
Mrs f. L. DayenpOrt's return to the New
York stage from which she has been long absent, was
made the lnst the Union square Theater In the
part OF Ciohtide. in the drama OF Fernando which
It will perhaps satisfy cavilers if we eX-
plicty state-what was distinctly Implied at the time
that the synopsis of the plot OF Mora" which we
play was furnished to ms, 1t to others, by the
| author OF the piece Having described Mora" ana
stated our Impressions respecting IT, felt at liberty
make use OK the rehearsal Of incidents thus OBJ
| tanned.
benefit performance in aid of the widow
and children Of the late Mr. Selwyn will be given next
| Saturday evening, at the Boston Museum Mr. John
| Gilbert and Mr. william Warren will appear in "The
as Boo Acres THIS win be treat Indeed. Among the
other volunteer performers are Miss Annie Clark, Miss
| Mr. @. c. Boniface, and Mr. II. s. Murdock-
Miss Nelson's last performance of Any Rob
sdr. will take place tonight, at Booths Theater on
It." On Saturday night she will take her farewell for
the present, Of the NewYork stage. Mr.. sOthern has
appear rs Hugh de Brass la the farce OF "a Regular
FIX" The statement, unadorned by comment, Is sum-
cient indication OF tho fun that awaits the playgoer
Mr. B. It. Ringgold and Mr.. c. II. Rock
wel-of the Fifth Avenue Theatcr-have organized the
arical company, with which they design TO traverse the
tanments with frst-clss performers Mr.. ]. H. stod-
dart OF waacks Theaer win be the chief feature OF
tins company, anu t would be hard to ind fresher
than this eccentric hunorst and versatile comedian.
Messrs Ringgod and Rockwell have youth, grace, taste,
and good training as actors aud energy and hopeful
| ardOr as managers.
Mr. Boucicaul}s "Mora will keep the stage
Of Wailacks Iheater tin further notice. The drama
| Of "MadeeIn MOr5l" remains current at the Firth
Avenue Theater The season here will close with
| tine month OF June Miss Morris TOOK her benehtpOn
Monday, and was greeted by quito thrOng Of citizens
Miss Davenport took benefit last evening Miss Ethel
acts at the Union Square Theaer in Fernando" The
regular season Close the 10TH Miss Charlotte ThOmp
son Will appear the 18th inst. as Jane Eyre Mr. j. H.
Soddart takes benefit at the Union Square lheater,
I next Tuesday night
The performance in aid of the Founding
! Asylum-for which Institution Mr.. Augustin DAILY, who
manages the benefit enterprise, has cynced touching
tenderness-blds fair TO be OF very uncommon
celence Mr. Pech er, Mr. SOthern Miss Nelson, Miss
Ethel, Mr. q. l.. FO1. and Bryanps Mnstres will par
tioipae in the representations. The Ninth Regiment
Band VIII perform aud it Is stated that less than
three theater bands have volunteered TO paYthOse.
namely OF Wallacks, the Fifth Avenue aud the Grand
Opera House. The performance viii take place at the
Academy OF Music his afternoon.
It is notable that, of late, the dramatic pro-
fesson has drawIfa number OF recruits from select
social circles The lack Of ample preliminary training
is, perhaps, cOuutcrbalanced some extent, by the
presence OF refinement and culture, tone OF thought
and polish Of manner not usually acquired in
| rooms from tact with theatrical Managers At
any rate these good attributes and the
by them IN elegance, If not in power The social
accession TO the stage is Mrs. William II. Goodyear,
member of the Charity Amateur Dramatic CuO OF this
city This lady has bad experience aud lately abe said
TO have made a real hit, V0iante. IN The Honey
mOOn' We learn tl at sne Will hencefOrth devote herself
! to the pursuit OF acting.