New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
DRAMATIC NOTES.

UhAMalAC -NfAA-'s
Mr.. Mark Smith, fne comedian, has been
seriOusy ll ia Pans.
MIR. Ford will open his now Holiday Street
Thcater, Baltimore, on tle 81 Oi august
The grave of the late Frederic Ledger, OF
7l1 Io,5a,, ira was made iu Norwood Cemetery.
It is said that Salvini viii come back TO
Sew-YOrk Two years hence. AND act At"g Lear.
Miss Fanny Brough, niece OF the late VII
uam Brousn. has been cAsageU Tor Booths 1heater'
Mr.. Days Thea;er, tha Fifth Avenue. Is TO
Dc reHOys,,d and Oeauuned Tor the auIamna reopen
Miss Nelson has bought, in London, play
called "Etle' ny IA. MOtIncI. editor Vi tAe LJhuon
fig1r0.
Mrs. Lander intends TO take the field again,
next selso aud VIII make prJiessiOna tour oi tue
country, " IA Mr. Frank LIwior.
The reappearance in New-York OF the san
rrancsco Ministries n Assigned lor sept - when they
VII open their new hall.
Mr.. F. B. Warde who has been engaged by
Mcssrs. Jarrett & Palmer for boJ'As 4He"'ei' Salo~
from England last Saturday.
NJ. Sardou has written play for the Paris
vludegI.r. 10 Is called l. Oncer de Fortune Tie
scene is italy, n the l5tn century.
Mr.. Tennysons tragedy deals with the sub
..tices al j.at 10 VIII fail on tue St. <e.
marble statue of Shakespeare, nine feet
han. bS >-u1r o.. Foniah"' hds 'eeA v4oc'e" Al '-e
.t4t-J Oi l. .cester-sq Iure, l-Ond.h'
Nr. Fa.ren's personatiOn OF Jesse Rural III
GA IIea4- aud NouLL huar,s,' at the London Nadde-
VILE IHeatc., is very warmly praised.
Baltimore, ILAduCllAlAi ~ iSlll4l5 -Ol4' N4il-
casO ana Bos.oul> wel As Ncw-4 -4orA-..o nearly De-
-tit OF tneatr4cl entertainments
Mr.. George Coppln, the well-known theatri-
manasci, a aeuoUIhc aud 90, a"A,le IN Ausir'.id'
las been elected q member Of the CIoula. Parliament
Mr.. Tayleure's new piece. written for Mr..
Claufrau. i- named " vail SIlc Mr. LAY eurc Is sad
20 wrtus play o. tue sIJ-o. 0I t. Scarlet Lei
Mr.. Robert Buchanan's new play is called
Tue M.utiI t.lO-.' Nj. uu. fl, 90 act Charles IL
Tie weI4uoNu royal OAK escape IS one oI Tie Incl
J-lts.
Mr Barnum's Hippodrome viii remain but
short time longer u Noo-lvlh It Is 10 'r opened Ia
Boston Aus j. Ia 4Use1oe Iom ils c-'y Vii Dc Dut
Miss lydia Thompson viii not after all, de-
sert The stage sAe purposcs Go u over hoAeI tloop
Nile. Sangall the fat dancer who used to
pranoe al tnc Oynplc, IL o. disclose herself on lHe
fIris stage'lu dance III "A4cA SIC " represent E'o
under the tOuntan.'
Mr t. L. Davenport has retired to his farm,
81 Canton, Penn,J wanna Mss baurue Davenport ms
second da1gnter, mas mate her aeouI III opera at
VIENNA and Viii shortly ieturn home.
Miss Kate BatemaL made her first and only
sppear.ncs on tne stage tu.s s...o1 a. the London
cAurcA yard scene, in Leaa,' Vfs b. .esentcd.
Mr.. BARLEY Campbell, author of "Fate.
Tne 0rpnan,;' ana ar. O-or-s Vs. Hows OF The Ne,c-
York E1pJesS, 10 have "Il.lc- play called Two
Ives"
Mr.. and Mrs. Rousbv viii. it is intimated,
visit tAe Uulteu seol, dDt act IN lan OF
Arc" a visit may also De expected irom Nj barry
issss 9lSa" VINO IA' H0' 1'''u -''' '' '-' season
The chief places Of entertainment open this
week art IAeolNre iAonas- s!-Aei Garden Concerts
-quare Taeattr COLOSSEUM aud the Leavtt Az, Cal
woods Museum.
Mr. Boucicaults new drama, with which
Nessrs. Jarrett ud Palmer intend 90 pegu iher tAo4t
lcal campaign Booths TIeatrr on Aug 10 relates 70
me penod the civil war. ana romantic, domestic,
sud OF d pure tone. Mr. John u CulOuSh and Miss
Katharine gers viii act ~ It Mr. BOuclcaut aud Nj
Harry P4lol called from Liverpool fJI New-Yolk Oh
saturday.
The grave Of the late j. c. VI. Bellew is in the
Ct. Mari CatAOhc Cemetery, near kensai Green he
glrd a Roman Catholic, and Oured with the cere-
monies church The inscriptions Oh his coffin
these: " tave pity nave py on me al least you, my
freuds-Jou. Xx.-Pray Ior the repu-e OF the soul of
The late John ChippeDdaIe M9nte,qmeu BeAewi Obid.
18Th June, l5'4. etat 81 years, T. j. r.
These PARTICULARS touching the drama of
Led Astr" are set tOrtA % LJudOu paper, aud are
On Marcl H. 1850, produced at the Vaudeville The
ater. Paris comedy N nve acis ana six taDleauX en-
7ited La TrntauOn illustrative of the consequences
MEey To ensie-frOm French point ot view-fIom the
IuOu IN marriage Of couple OF unsympatheuo souls
aAe husband blunt, ouspOAep, IOnd OI us cIuD ana
a0dicted SPORT the wife sensitive, dreamy pOetlc'
snd persuadiug herself tna she deserving Of commits
ser4tlon anu pity Tom an OS "AOA sue - ~ -
In June OF ug wear the French company OF whOm
Ei Brudeau Nile. Duverser were the principals,
Drought tine piece from the G9hsenal 81 u
Pans and presented 10 20 an English audience II us
dress the st. Janess IAeaer under the dlrec-
non OF NJ lue1y SuDseque Mt AOlh hayt9l pi
dloed EIgiisn version Of the play at the AdelpM
snd Mrs. Alfred Wgan the principal parts while IN
October T John OxenfOrd changed the scene OF the
story English SOIL made the dramatls persona Eli
Gllsn ana EngEh women as "a necessary cOnse-
Slence. had notifications IN the plot
and produced IL al the HaymarEet with the title OF
Dangerous Friend" Mr.. and Mrs C. Mathews, MT
Howe. Mr KeAdAl his first appearance on the London
oJarus) ami Mrs. ChIppendaie beng engaged IN me
cast Thus "TentatOn" may be looked upon as very
Old acquaintance and playgOers may De pardOned Their
surprise discovered tbat " Led AstTaY,' o.
Dion BOucicaut produced at the Union square IheGter
sSew-YOrk the 5th day OF December last was none
other than that old friend with new name On tue
opening night theater first mentioned M BOucl-
reported have uttered dle platltudes
a contemplated return the legitimate drama,
and certainly smiled think that SUCH return was
- be commenced by " Led Astray"