New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr., T. j. Pilot the representative OF jan
aischek. has arrived IN New-forh from Australia
Mr.. BoucicauIt comes to America tins month.
CarlO L"rcrcg ami Miss Nelson are apus tnose
VINO viii come II the Autumn'
Mr. Rowe viii appear at Maguirc's Theater,
san franc SEQ, on the "a 81 jay, IA ne "a9
walton stray
Mr.. Josh Hart is preparing a unique enter
and with lhis hc will reopen his handsome thealer-the
Eagl--later in the season.
The play Of "EEtrangGre," from the French
OF NJ DInlIs has failed, At the London Hiyina Aet
Tneatcr. lie lines, OF That city, lntiinates that II %
both stupid and offensive
Spectacle is to be offered at NiblO's Theater.
M ". Ii. Crane, MI j. W. JrnhlnSs pr ). y, irving;
AMI Miss Emma Sockman are meitohed as lhelDefS u
the company chat has been engaged
Mrs. John Wood has reappeared at the st.
Jaluess rGcAter LONDON amd b,Sn knJy Prrey,a' In IN
IN the Old farce OF Jenny Lind "-rcnamed Nilsson or
Nothing"
Philadelphia, on the Fourth of July, is to be
favored win the pres nee OF troupe Trained
md5ns." from California, known The 0ccidentas,"
and led by capt. C. L. Macdonald T4s alspciCus and
fragrant band Is now onlts way 20 the East
Salyini and RosSi have dealsted in London.
Madam Janauschrk DID not draw Madame /. CHINE
once FAMOUS CG0Ns in FechtcrS Paris ha! s-e"Ud nOt
cot am enllgen' Foreign acting ~ hL ~ tlat cty
native talent does not SEEM just ho"' 10 DC uch
followed.
The Melbourpe Age, commenting on the 11th
,aot al In, cuag,neH Mr. ana MIS-. I'ngdIi M thdt
nnpp,is may be considered AMONGST the abest ex-
poncnts of polite comedy thdt nave IoI n1"S 1c"'
visited Australia"
The Union Square Theater Company, now in
Chicago includes Miss Kate tiaxton Miss sara JsTett
Miss Fanny Moant Mrs Marie y" N Ems Mss ns.
Kate Grad Has Helen GiaySon, Mr. G. H. lLorhc; r.
Nes,rs. Frederick Robinson, stuart Robson JOhn fdt
.alle q A Stevenson Theodore Hamilton, IL. ": M2ut
gomery, Jonn Matthews, W. $. Qdisiey, ". H. "i.der
and Alfred Becks.
The difference between an artistic ideal and
pI,,t, ,f NET.
other night ut Wales Theatr san Francisco, where
,it i. thms stated: "i7aiea was unfortunate. Nobody
knew what he was saving, aud he ana not sem 20 oe
aer tue first night and ar. soalan, member OF the
regular company was su6.utdted Win 1dhod iNiPo'c
mcnt to the general elect
Mention having been made of Madam Jam
aus,n, X fallre Ia win popular appreciation AZ
London lii! harAe, Iheaier II should De sid ~ u
raj the principal Journals 10 London devoted mlrL
care, Thought and space to tue discussion 9 Ier s'
tie either the American or The British public however
not any longer an easy max cr'
Tie Morning CAL of San Francisco supplies
the in oh the rival repToSeu ttOus OF Henry >. by
r suod and Barrett, lately current u that city:
"Once more unEO the breach cried George,
10 combatants inclined to talryi
And we tomorrow night. shall bear
Inis SD pCA l.Hlsa iIOn h,ue Larry.
So tn..I, when George and Lawrence speak,
They're sure to haze throughout the week
This fixed rcsut-a pair ol breaches!
At Bucll,tonc's recent benefit at Drury Lane
Ionio ns School lor Scandal" was presented, wth u,
Extraordinary and nieed, unparalleled GiSt; ~
g,sr jcd-te Mr.. Phelps, Oitttr Suift 'lt = in'il
I,se,,b Nayttce MIR III. irwin. ChgtsS Niufdce MT g.
Mathews, Sir Benjamin BaekGHe MI Buc .slonr Crdo''
be-, Mr. RYDER tngeitSS MI tO-Hlu Irtp Mr. banrfOl'
MOSES MIR ID James, Snake MI B. H,us.er h0~'ey M
H. Hove, Ser harry BaHper Mr. G. aantey S1sd.t 20
DLorI.s MIR n Tnprnr, Nerrani % J0sc3h Mr T. RsltOn
>e,ru m sir Peter Sugicn. SSiradt To Lazy Shee
,reU Mir Nrfhur Cecil, Lady ied-c Mi>, Nelson, hrs
I,r,jar Ms sterling, Ldiy SYcr'csI NVS. A. Mron
1d I,a.ie's Ma.d MISS Farrcn, hrIa Miss BLACKSTONE
The Boston Herald gives the following IN
fornniion: After successful tour Ot fourteen hights
an IT, Sew-Eug!aud cities, the Dickinson * COwper
ouhinaiou finished, until ne 1t season, al Port ana on
Frilay Miss Anna l.. Dickinson a. Ann boteyh MISS
i coN,p.r as Jane Seymour aud Mr. John G. Cowper
a. psrcy nave all bren generally cOnmenled anu admired
Ma C1wpers Pauline in the Lady of Lyons, ANA Mr.
30 a. CowIer's claude Melnote mighty successful
- Pro,ideuce The Mr. Cowper Of this interesting ali-
ance the same who lately displayed his touching sur
nr,, and grief at some VI the printed criticisms VI Aiss
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