New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mrs Waller appeared last night at the Wal
nut Street Theater, Philadelphia III her sre"
OF Neg MerrIieS. -, ,r;.
At Tony Pastors Theater they, will exhibit
u1cah gill who is described 20 inches ta' pounds
in weight, and II years OF age
The steamer Panama. that sailed from san
tranciseo on July Is for sydney, Auslrih" 10
,nne ne formers Of various denominations.
In San Francisco they venture to state ,, tne
truth respecting Miss Lizzie Price n perfectly s sT a
,nanner saving that she is a horrible aGtieSS' anu ~
" she mars Fechter's best performances
Mr ! f. McDOneugh has arrived IN san
rrsncscc from Australia, with his ROYAL Maionttes
and has himself rs Mc SgmS Ga' played eo Hoisp
Mr. Bret Harte's drama, Two Men IL Io Oh
Sandy Bar viii Ero6aG be iFs WP6 5EISg has become
identified with specalties OF American orSh ~
Mr.. George Rignold took his farewell 9en zen, NJ
in San Francisco Claude Aetnote anu Oh Jun n or
sailed for Aus nal IL Sjll ag gCes with G@
MFR. Ford has made engagements, Tor M, ms
baltimore and Washington theaers next srasoh' N MN
Edwin i Boqih pSa Ross Miss Lota and others
Mrs. Waller, as Meg Merrites, and John
Brougham, Io,rhGtdn are 20 act a. ne WnT, 10
Theater philadelphia Uncle ION y,coaf bv the y
draYa OF Mr.. oOthern , 81,
Mile. lima Di Murska has astonished the
Australians by her redoubaDle enterprise I'D ti7
hurled one husband and married another within month
The funeral baked meats etc. she was once MIS- All
dersOn.. She is now Mrs. Hil
The BurleSQue or ENanEtIlne, ny htSHlH'
pice and Goodwin is doug well the BOst IN Museum,
where it produced July 10th Inc cast lhc i!t
Miss Eliza Wcathersby Miss Lillian Conway Miss LIZA
beth HINT Miss Blanche Bentley ana Ntssis W II.
Crane j. : Mut n. c. Goodwin Harry J0Sephs' Ch"I''S
Rosine T. 5 Tarr, James Nolan, and H. A. CrlipS.
MIR. ]. H. Jones recently approached the
nresenca of ir K H. Nichols, in the dninGOOm OF te
Sewhal House. Milwaukee, and after preliminary o'9II-
CATION suote him upon the nose ana poured Waiter VN.l
his shin 'front.' MesSrs. Jones and Nichols are melnngrs
of the somewhat bellicOse organization known as ne
oates Trou e." and the trouble was the sane mar us
turbed Troy. His Honor secretly approving oI V'5 uc-
ulent Jones' fined him - and costs.
A.LondOn letter thus describes Mr.. Robert
Buchanau's new play of " COrInue:" Inc story OF
sCorppe turns upon the fate OF an actress IN hc lhc
inst before and during the great French Revolution, at
period wheuMr Buchanan regards the ban oil ChuIea
and Society as being YET so heavy upon mehbei VI
profession that young nObienan cOuIu Dc tVII lVn
bride by an Archbishop. at the very altar ud nluc
was an actress. IN that way COriHHe Is parted fohi
fine Count dc CGicddOT, 10 whom she mas brtl
4 secretly married. The agent who secretly, nI!nt'
sIOut tls result Is the Able de Larose SLEEK priest
whose motive is that COrinHe has scOgntd ms dsIo1-
able proposals The incident gradually e4Cs up 20 he
Revolution Of which IL Is made one OF the OCCASIONS
('Orunss brother being disciple OF Malat Hldfdt =
Introduced as character meant to be cynical bal some
times guilty Of buOOueTy. When TIE heNoluuOlss t
In pOwer COrinneS arstOcratic husband who Gai lelt
her side at the order OF Church Is brought up Tor
sentence but after the sentence had been prJnOncei
the actress starts up and protests agalnst ms dc
urging that good for him. and claiming the St
10 torture him he has tortured her OF course se ~
really irving TO him; and thOuGh the device So ms
rather tim TO deceive the people, she succe, d Nnth
they arc alone the Count realizing the fact fas on ms
knees and begs be his wife, but she lnts and
dies