New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
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THE DRAMA.
WAITS OF NEWg

The stage repOses Most OF the theaterS arc
shut Those that remain open devoted TO froth IL
is scarcely worth while 10 gave line d comment W any
thing current local theatrical life The bil has agar"
been changed at Nblo's Garden, where. on Si"Hdiy
evening Mr. ThOrne pro Inc ii F,ustus, show piece
on the old story Of Goethes great poem-a WORK "nleh
il Is almost sacregous TO use IN this trivial way ms
piece succeed, Tho Lady OF the Lake" me 'ryTto
gram" The Two Sisters" ana " Iyanhoe." The Two
Sisters" proved to be clumsy cptomo OF " Les D6"N
Orpheiines" and IT speedily killed iisei nv w o""
mediocrity-so that the injunction sued oo1 os
Messrs Shook & Palmer Of the Unionsqiare lhoao'r
against Mr. Thorue. encroschment on their
right, OF properfy in tine French manuscript
was In the end unnecessary. BY slip OF tue pen ""
Incorrectly attributed Les Denx Or?helines' 10 NJ
octave Feuet. It's authorship had previously oeeu
noted in this paper The name OF Fenlet mas oeeh 80
prevalent OF late in thought and talk about 'Ta"u0
matters that 1t qnIte apply gets Itself written III Co"
necton with pretty mach everything tneatlio'i '"'
comes out Of Paris They preparing, at the UNION
Square Theater to open The mex regular season VII
Mr. Rowe's adaptation Of The sphinx Miss MOTT
has been 10 France aud seen Mile. Crcizctte IN tls-
Irama-in ORDER trust. to learn what 10 aVOd-ihn
she will act the CHASTITY heroine. Meantime more DUN
mer theatriclls Impending az shls theau4 Inv
Union souare will he reopened J1ly 90 wih 'r Cay
er's new play entitled with the TIDE III Whi-' bliss
Mayhew will act the chef part. Both play aud actress
have been tried In other cities and found acceptable.
ON the 81 OF August Mr John T. Raymond VIII taAe up
The thread of not weather amusenents AZ the Union
souare Tbeater and on the following ith VIII leave 10
in the fair hands OF Miss Charlotte Thompson MF'
Tooe comes to Wlllacks. rs previously announced on
the nth of August stage Will be fresh. a. wei a.
the comedian, for Mr.. Wallicx is building new one
Mr. Toole sails from England july 16 Spcctacle5 ana
the Krafy, troupe to be the Autumnd
attraction at NiDos Garden, and Mr. Tony Pastor Is ID
shed efulgence upon the Olympic. Mr. Fox, VINO hls
had steady run prosperity in NewElgIand, may DO
expected back to the Broadway. HE COLOSSEUM ~
present ia shown only by day. Tle hours OF vie" are
from 10 H. 10 D. m and London by Day the Cyclo-
rama exhibited. The spectator may also see Maroon
cites and hear the music OF the brass band ana may
look at New York from the Colosseum tower Mile VIC
tora continues to tue lofty wire at Barnums mp
podrome and the usual may there be Observed
Interesting walking matches now In progress ME-
Boucicault's new drama is in active preparation III
Booths Theater Mr. j. fl rson will play at Booths Ia
November Tue new at the California Iheater'
san Francisco began June a. Nr SOthern appeared
as Lord DuadreTy. Mr.. Robert Pateman under'ook
the part Of Asa Trenchdrd. The house was crowded
The receipts Amounted 10 upward Of $4,000. per
formance by the Aimee Opera B0ufe Company al san
Francisco June 90 for the be Aeft Of the French La
dies Benevolent Society. yielded over $4,000 ME-. Id
ward Ledger has succeeded his father, the late MI
Frederick Ledger. as editor of The London Ira, the
chief theatrical paper OF that city