New-York tribune., 1874-10-28
THE DRAMA.
HOME INCIDENTS,

symphony.
THE DRAMA.
HOME INCIDENTS.
Miss Nelson will visit, in succession, Boston
Philadelphia, ST. Louis, Washington. Chicago, Balt
moro, NewOrleans, and San Francisco We OBJ
that her repertory includes Measure for
Measure" Mr.. N. Hart Jackson-and not Mr..
Rowe-has adapted "The Two Orphans" for
the stage OF the Union Square Theater. Miss Mabel
Leonard who acts the peasant child. in The Romance
of Poor Young Man." at Wallack's Theater. manfests
real talent ought to be trained judcously. and not
forced Children out Of place the stage yet.
as q rule those artists who become fine In mature
years are found to be such as we're "oaught
early" and dedicated to the stage in childhood Old
dogs will learn tricks. The machinery at the
American Institute is in motion between 10 and IL and
and O'Clock every day. Mr. DAILY has underlined
1.-The Bellies stratagem" for Saturday evening.
October 81 "Moorcroft" will be acted till then. Miss
Kate Fields first appearance at Booths Theater is we
believe. set down for November IA. when she
will enact Peg Wofngton, in Masks and Faces" Mr..
Boucicault, in his Irish drama, will Immediately
succeed "The Romance of Poor Young Man." at
waacks Theater; but change will be made for the
present "The Sphinx" was acted IS times at the
Union Square Theater. The novel and important
theatrical features close at hand Miss Cushmsn as
Meg AerriHes; Mr. Jefferson as Rip Van Wink<; Mr..
Boucicaut in a Irish play from his own
pen: Miss Emily soldene from England.
In English comic opera; Mr. Dalys company
IN the gay and strong old comedy Of The Bellies Strata
GEM" Miss Kate Fields New-York debut; and-if 1t
can be deemed tneatrical-the reOpenng OF Barnum's
Uippodrome. This latter incident is assigned for next
Monday. Mr.. Barnum announces that his Museum has
been augmented and his Menager increased TO thrice its
former size. Races processions and equestrian
OF variety and ornate magnfcence not yet attained,
TO be shown the Hippodrome this II is
fact of much significance that Mr. Barnum employs 300
persons in and about this mammoth establishment, and
keeps wild beasts enough TO eat anybody else out OF
house aud home in g fortnight Miss Sodene arrived
on Monday in the Celtic
FOREIGN INCIDENTS.
Mrs. Gladstane is acting in Dublin. Mr..
Charles VandenhoR has appeared Hamlet.
WiIiam Tell, Luke Fielding ETC.. at various towns
In EDgland. Miss Rose COghlan is acting with
Barry Sullivan. Miss Geneveve Ward will appear at
Manchester. England December Z. in a new play, by
Lewis WngAeld. The name OF the heroine is Ihecld.
Miss Kate Bateman and her sister, Miss Virginia Fran
together with Mr.. John Clayton arc acting at Bel
fast, Ireland, and Will appear next week at Dublin.
Mrs Rousby, Mr. George Rgnold, and Mr. Barry sulli-
7an playing farewell engagements in England, to
sigpalze their departure for the United States MIR.
Rowes fine play OF "The Geneva Cross was produced
at the London Adephi the 18th nst with Miss Marie
Henderson as Gabrielle lie Brun Madame Celeste has
again appeared. She acted at the London Adepht
On Oct 10 "Tbe Green Bushes" was represented 1or
the assist time. A daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred. vOkes of the welLknown Vokes
Family, in London, Oct 8. Madame Arabella
Goddard, who was wrecked in the steamer
Flintshure and was reported to nave iost all
her property has in fact recovered all Of 1t except
purse containing $500. Madame Goddard has returned
10 Australia Mr. Fred Lyster has Joined Mr. Sothern in
London, and acts agent Of the Melbourne Opera
House. Sir julius Benedict has received from the KDg
OF Sweden the dignity OF knight OF the Order Of Wasa
theKng of Italy the dignity of the Crown Of
Italy" Miss Hughes Nrs CASTOR Murray acts In Mr..
Rowe's Geneva Cross" at the London Adelphi "Les
DeuI Orphelnes," by NM. Dennery and Cormon has
been withdrawn from the stage OF the Porte St. Martin
Theatre IN Paris 1t brought into the treasury $47,4OO
The Theatre Scrbe Paris is closed Mile. Schneider is
singing at the Paris Varieties in La PerchOle" The
stage OF the Porte st. Martin is occupied with
Casmir Delavigne's historical drama, "Don
Juan dAutriche," first produced IN 1885, at the
Theatre Franc is. new piece called "Marcelle" by
Messrs Dennery and Brasil occupies the stage OF the
Paris Varieties 1t is eweet-scented affair, relative TO
the proceedings OF young wife and her husbands mis-
tress-the latter being kept installed in the house. The
amount OF money earned for the Jenny Lind Infrmary
at Norwich, England, by Miss Missions concerts Is
stated at $3.50. Richard Ceur dc Lion" Mr. Andrew
Haldsys military DRAMA" based on Scotts novel OF
TIE Talisman." keeps the stage OF Drury Lane MT.
James Anderson. Mr.. II. Sinclair, Mr.. Creswick, Mr.
Mr.. sothern is acting Lord DundrearN at the Hay
market. Mr.. Blackstone plays Asa Trencadrd and Miss
Walton plays Mary Meredith Mr.. Henry Irving will
shortly appear as Hamlet, at the Lyceum Theater
Mr.. Robertson's play OF Society" will be re-
vived at the Prince Of Wales's Theater. piece
by Mr.. W. g. Gilbert is underlined-described as :" o
dramatic contrast in two acts" piece OF nonsense by
Mr. IL b Farnie said be clever and drol and named
Loo and the Party who Took Miss" is current at the
Strand Theater Mr.. John Oxenfords adaptation OF
"The Two Orphans" is successful at the London Oym-
lpio Theater. Miss Lydia Thompson continues to per
form in Loudon, at the Charing Cross Theater' The
London St. James Theater was reopened on OCT IT, WIN
comic opera-the music by NJ. Lecocq, the words
by Mr.. H. b. Fdrnle-entitled The Black Prince" Mr..
Bouccaults play OF "After Dark" occupies the stage
Of the New Pavilion Theater, London. Mr.. j. b. howe
acts Old Tops-played here by Mr.. Frank Bangs. M.
serpette's comic opera Of 1.-THE Broken Branch 3"
Is given at the Opera COmique. Mr. John OxenforPs
adaptation OF the domestic drama Of East Lynne" ls
successful at the Globe Theater. "The Island OF
Bachelors" comic opera by NJ Lecocq attracts at the
London Gaety. "Lost In London" By Mr.. Watts Phil
lips has revived. with marked prosperity, at the
Pnncesss Tbeater. Mr.. 6. Emery, Mr. G. Belmore, Mr..
j. B. Howard. Mr. p. Beverley, Miss Lydia Foote, Mrs.
J. B. Howard, Miss Russell and Miss Macdonald are In
the cast Mr. James Bennett is acting at the Standard
fTheater In q drama, entitled " Hal o. the Wynd"
At the Philharmonic Theater "JrofeJrofa has been
revived Mr.. Rowe will sail from England, for New
York, next week. "The Geneva Cross" has made .
genuine hit IN London.
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