New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Owen MarlOwe is dangerously III ~ WV
Massachusetts, Hospital in Boston ...d =,
Roston is To have new theatei' si'''''0N
washing tOn-St., opposite 10 'Iic o ~ ,ba o7th
Soiv;n; onneared in Edinburgh Oh '"o N''"
nj, Ue,JyilI aat ia London later III 'ie .o'"
", - r. and "The Rivals Will he acted
Of WeIieek's Tbeater tonight ahc Vo-h'oi''" "7 ~
" I'D Mrs. Florence will appear at the
prontlvn Theaer this week III iho VI e"''
-; ill make his first appearance III I'm
hoSsi W." Anrn 10 at Druly Lane Theater, London, as
NJ lanes vining, mother of the actor Mr.:
George yinng recently deceased oeo' III Lonuon y" "0
2lst ut. ageu "a 49, A., o-.b al,
tbeater as Tiygiiius, and was welcomed Win
great Enthusiasm A. 6,o,1
Miss Fechter will not appear at the Grand
fDera Paris. as was alihouh'o" '"o was '"'N'' Se'o
st concerts, at Anglers. . NV,
The death is announced of Mr.. Theodore
pc,s husband OF the actress formerly wel-Shown III
London Agnes bUluet'' ~
Tbo health of Barney Williams, we are
nS q, bc@r remains delicate and uncertain AZ TO
csnse his friends mach anxiety
The current programme at TT the Try LyG1e3T ItIe
rhnoter consists OF "Sarahs Young Man. ihe h''ue
Rebel" and "Back-Eyed susan
Miss Charlotte Thompson has new play
called Maud Muller and MIS- n s,9 1i''He "'
A travcstie of Rstori's Medea gives amuse-
c,, az fine Oprra House of the san Francisco Mhslt!
and tbs together with other farces make UP 'no
Ill
Mr. Smart Robson will take benefit at the
Unon Snunre Thcattr the 2O;h inst, acting "a MI
red Il e" aud Tie New Hamlet at morning per
Torrance. NJ
Brass made brightly attractive by MI
po,re's viyaeitv as Walton Stray snoothy on, az
The Park lie in ts ninth week. and wiil Doubtless reaeh
its Tooth representation ~
Messrs. Tony Pastor, Ellis, Montague, DE
We're and McAndrews with many other ho'anle anu Ia
vori,e variety performers announced 10 appear tis
week at Tony Pastors Thcater.
DR.. Westlaud Marston's playa valuable
addition to British dramatic literaure-have been col
icctsd and published in two volumes in London Messfs
ChattO & Windus are the publishers
The Olympic Theatcr is closed this week Tor
preparation Of the panommS Of Jimmy Nan
day with Robert Frazer as the CioTn
Miss Beatrice Stratiord-formerly on the stage
o. Miss Theresa shrk-will appear as JH'ei when tit
she recently acted with success III London, al the
Walnut stree; Theater, Philadelphia, toinght
married in Haste" occupies the Boston
Globe Dr. J. Joncs's new play CT " FauI ksver" s
Will brought forward at the Boston Theaer this even
ing
There will be three morning performances
Of Pi1ue" al the Fifth Avenue rheater, In Easter
weei-naulev, on Monday, ssday, ana saturday
There win be morning performance OF wednesday
Of this week.
Miss Marv Anderson of Louisville, having
acted IN that city and ia NewOIleans. Meg nsTies.
Eca9as &c, pronounced actress Of exraor llnary
talents has been invited by numerous citizens OF
louisville To accept a complimentary benefit
Miss Nelson at the London Iaymarket, has
been announced a. Isabella in Measure for Measure -
part that acted last year in America with great sue
cess. Miss Nelson makes her retntrahce on the Anerl-
can stage OH Oct 80 at the Walnut street Iheaer Phil
sdephie.
The wife of Gen. Butler, whose death is re-
corded to-day. was, her youth, actress. Her maiden
name was sarah Hdreth she out at the Old Park
Theater New-YoIk, on August 10, 1887, IS H03dnnd,
IN The Wife" Her theatrical career lasted about I'VE
years ran chiefly In the South and Vest and was ende
BY her marriage Geu. Butler she was Thought good
actress and her farewell pcrosmance0f IOn AT Clncll
matt in 1Sl2-is. in particular remembered as marked
success she the daughter Of Dr. Israel HEdieth O
Lowell, Mass.