New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Soldene opera troupe will come to Amer
lea again this FAN
The custom, of Saturday matinee has been
resumed at Walack's Theater.
Mr.. Tayleure. has written play for Miss
Maggie Mitchell, called BECKY MIX. AMMAN
"FerreoIn was produced at the Boston
Museum. Aug. %, TO begin the new season'
Mr.. Lester Wallack viii begin his starring
tour OF the country. on Oct o, ut Baltimore.
1t is intimated that Mr.. Lawrence Barrett Is
coming out in Eew-York this season as hin9 Lear
sipnor Rossi has lately been playing at
Lyons as OheiO. WITH II is said, moderate success
Tony Pastors Theater, No. 585 Broadway
win open the regular season on the ISL OF ocoDer
The performance OF M 5dnfy n p tSs etv
MIR. John s. Clarke has recently been acting
at the London Haymarket as Dr. Pdngfos ana h'0or
dc Boots
Miss Wallis, the actress, was married, on
Aug II, at Brighton, England, to Mr. John Lancaster
OF Manchester ..f..J .B.L ...
The new season at the Howard AthenGun,
Boston, will be opened Sept Ia by Mr. John stetSoh
with Varieties.
Mr.. sothern will act at the Brooklyn Thea
ter on sept II as Dundreary He has played this part
upward OF 1000 times.
Miss Elise Marie Dalton Kennedy. known to
the London stage for nine years az MISS Marie Daitoh
died in that city on Aug.7.
The Dleasureable announcement Is made
that ut the close OF his present cornet season. MI Levy
will repalrto Australia, ILL ...
Mr.. Maurice tIfdu, the dIiN
homo from San Francisco, aud Mr. bmuiOnds, the ura
matte agent, has gone 20 that CITY.
Mr.. Poole, formerly of the Olympic, and Mr.
Donnely Of Brooklyn, have leased the Grand opera
House. and viii reopen II sept H.
A burlesoue entitled "Sir Dan 0'Palus" was
produced at the Twenty-third street Opsta HOUSE on
Saturday evening last by Messrs Kelly q Leohs hin-
stIels.
MIR, James O'Ncill, new leading actor at
the Union Square Theater. will make hrs first appear
ance there tho drama Of" Tie Two Orphans III oe-
tobcr.
Niblo's Theater will not be reopened till the
18th Of September Miss Eliza Weathersby has been en-.
gagged for the principal part in the spectacle OF
Mr. Rowe has met with remarkable success
in Phiadepha at tho Walnut in B,ass on bis sec
ond night the band bad 20 be se%9yed from the
Mr.. hartley Campbell, the dramatist, has
leased theater, in philadelphia formerly known as
Col woods Mnsema pace FAC w IN when "asJu'' pos
II is stated that Mrs. Lander will appear az
10 Play sssa eP bset has Iee
Iticd on the stage, but it never succceded'
Miss Fanny Davenport appeared on Aug, 70,
nj the Globe fheatcr, Boston, In "Pque." Mr. FRANK
Mayo appeared at the Boston Theatsr a. Eea R he
was succeeded, Sept. 4tb, by Mr. Chapfrap IN Ai|
The principal actors now before the pubic
in NewYors are M soheTn ~ M Morsngs mr Flor
bangs ME NJ S 49, oI P;n Seven theters are open
Mrs. Chanfran will appear at the Boston
Globe Theater, I'm October, IN MI Ia5 leure's play OF
=" Leet0r Nalhcb VIII
the seoson and Mr. and Mrs. Florence wall appear there,
At Easter In The Mighty Dollar
The regular season at the Brooklyn Theater--
oanaScd M Messrs Shook d Palmfr-win begiu Oct o.,
,rhen Mis- Clara Morris will effect reappcaraBee Mrs.
Fa,cn Miss Ida Vernon, Mr.. Edward Lamb and Mr..
Harry Murdoch arc included IN tine company.
Mr.. John It. Raymond cleared for himself
ahnnt rs 600 n, the two weeks OF his San Francisco
gaeemrnt Mrs Rose Eytingc cleared about each
week for four weeks Both engagements were nled az
John McCuough's theater the California. Edwin
Booth is acting there now. He appeared sept d.