New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
DR1MdTTC kO7ES.

Mr.. Rowe acts in Springfield, Massachusetts,
! tonight
Mr.. Chanfrau is acting at Woods Museum,
| in tho meO-CraDla OF " Kit"
Mr.. Rignod appeared at the brooklyn The
last Monday night as Henry v
Miss Clara Morris has returned home, some
what better in health, from baltimore.
Mr. Edwin Adams is acting in Buffalo, In
Enoch Arden" and 1.-THE Dead Heart
Mr. Zimmermann's Mexican Juvenile Opera
! Troupe returns at once 10 Mexico.
Mr. Josh Hart will bring out Christmas
! piece, at the Eagie Theater, next Monday.
| The Twenty-thrd Street Theater has been
closed. Hope, ia this instance told hattering tale.
Miss Annie Clarke took benefit at the Bos-
ton Museum saturday night aud acted in Article AZ"
Miss Charlotte Thompson il acting this week
at Walnut Street Theaer, Philadelphia az Jane Eyre
Mr. George Honey plays fresh part at tho
Globe Thcater Boston-that OF KING Iprko ne Terrible
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett acted last week at the
! Providence Opera House, and evoked enthusiastic
| paudits
Mr.. Mccullough is acting this week at tho
| Varieties Theater, Neworeans. under Mr. Tayleures
management.
Mr.. Barry Sullivan intends to I'll fare
ing for England.
Mrs Drew is soon to make her reappearance
at the Arch street Thcater Philadelphia IN new play,
named lemons"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Florence will begin their star
ring the country, Jan TO- at indianapolis with
| The Mighty Dollar"
The promised painting Of the assassination
Archbishop of Paris has been added to tho exhibit
ton at the Colosseum
Fox is the name taken by n "pantOmime
clown" whose appearance at Jonnstown, Penn, was
made the 10th inst.
Miss Annie Winslow. member Of the theat-
rca profession in Boston FOR upward Of ten years, died
in that city on Dec. 10.
There il in Houston, Texas, q society named
The Barrett Dramatic Club" 50 called in compliment
to Mr. Lawrence Barrett
Mr. j. Il. Studley acted last week at the
Howard Atheneum. Boston, in tom Irunnion. tho
Brave American Sailor
Mr.. Floyd, Mrs Seton, and Miss lone Burke
will appear at wallacks Theaer next Monday Ia Tho
Romance Of Poor Young Man"
Mr.. Frank f. Aiken has leased the Chicago
brought out there " The Two Orphans
Mr. Edward Eddy, the well known tragedian,
died, on the l7;h inst. at Jamaica Of apopexy. He was
q native of Troy n. Y. aud about 80 years of age
Mr.. Mines Levck has been engaged 10 act
+. H. WaIde. who goes the circuit with Edwin Booth
Mr.. Walack aternates " Caste" and Bosom
Fri nds this week at his theater and viii next week
revive, for few nights The Romance Of Poor Young
Man"
There is, we are glad TO learn, no truth in
the current newspaper statement tnat hr Boholcaut
has employed by Mr. Mccullough to rewrte jack
Cade"
Next week will bring Julius Cesar" at Booths
Theatcr and " The Romance OF Poor Young Man, ~
Waacks Both these reviysls will be effected on Mon
day evening.
Among recent dramatic arrivals here arc
tbos OF Mr. Lawrence Baretf the actor and SIR Henry
G.. Parker Of The Boston Gastthe old dramatic organ
OF that city.
The Miss Beatrice STAFFORD who appeared in
London lately as Inlet and appar.nty ana not succeed
Theresa Shrk, formerly of san Francisco.
Mention is made of a new tragedy on
Of Mr. Edward Spencer OF Baltimore and has been
bought by Mr.. John Mccullough
Mr.. Thomas Sidney Holland an actor known
ah lHaVllN AZ Ia
Hante on Dee H. aged 80. lie was at time associ-
ated in the management Of the Cairo Thcater.
Miss Biou Heron has been performing in
reputation precocous talent OF high order that sho
earned herself upon her former appearance here.
Mr.. Lester Waack, it is mtimated, will
shortly appear at hs heater. The return OF the
first comedian Of his time we need not say will ho recog-
nized by this public very important dramatic event.
Mr. George Vandenhoff delivered an enter
tanning lecture on actors acting, Cnckering Hail
on Monday evening His personal recoections OF tho
stage are Interesting and he gives them IN an instructive
manner.
Mrs. Agnes Ethel Tracy and Mr.. w. II. Popo
participated IN dramatic. musical and literary enter
W. e. Fargo, in Buffalo, under the auspices of Christ
Chapel.
A performance for the Benefit of st. Johns
Guild-One Of tue useful practical charities IN the
cy-will be gwen at the Lyceum Theater ON next Mon
day evening, when the Waack Dramatic Club will en-
act The Colleen Bawn."
Miss Nelson's temperance in London has
been postponed from the 10th to the 17h OF January.
when Mr.. Tom ItylOrS new tragedy OF Anne lOltyn'
will be produced al the Haymarket Theaer Mr. sothern
writes terms Of emphatic admiration OF this new piece
Mr., l.. Dyas, father of Miss Ada Dyas, acted
Sir Olirtr Surface The school Tor Scandal" last
Saturday night at the Lyceum, and met with much plb-
lie favor. Mr. Dyas Il experienced actor Mrs. Sher
dan Shook acted LGdy Iedzs and gained much applause.
With view 10 augment the Charity Fund
OF the Masonic Temple, performance VIII De gwen
there tonight presenting 4 Quiet Family, part of
Romeo aud Juliet" and Herr schulze, the Man with
100 Faces Ii promises much pleasure, and doubtless
will receive practical support.
Among the Christmas entertainments Is ono
by which the newsboys OF the city 10 pront This
will be given, afternoon aud evening, AZ the Cooper IN
stitute by the company OF Sixth Ward Boys from The
Grand DUKES Theater" in BaNter.t Mr.. Cooper gives
the the Institute Hail. and opportunity Of seeing
singular exhibition 10 thus placed within tho reach Ok
| the general pnDNc.
The remains 0f the late Susan Denim, tho
pabearcs Mr.. BoswOrth Mr.. Charles H. fainJIn,
Mr. j. W. Fox, Mr.. r. Johnson Mr.. Austin H. BrDwn and
| Gen. Dan Macauey The collin was rosewood casket,
silver mounted and on the top were placed capet 1nd
The Col Morris, Miss Deuln s husband,
and her daughter, Miss Flora Woodward.
| Afternoon and evening performances will DO
given to-day most OF the places OF ann ,mcn thea.
iical and other in this city Caste" viii be acted ~
| Wallacks; "Rose Michel" at the Union Square;
Nimble Nip" at the Olympic Tho Dead shot Of mo
/ Eagle; and "The Connie Soogan" at Booths ms
evening the L ceum. the French company will enact
V. sarduus comedy called "Seralhine.' Pictures OF
Paris may he seen at the Colosseum. Day aud night
there viii be miscellaneous representations az the san
Francisco Minstrel Hall the theater OF Tony Pastor.
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! Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 24.-Postmaster Filley Of
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