New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
DRANIATJC NOTES.

Mr. George Wood has leased the Lyceum
Thcascr !.r one year. His plans are not divulg d.
"Our Hash House" is hit at the theater
OF the Francisco AnstIes' anu IL VIII ne continued
there.
Mr.. James Steele Markaye will shortly ap-
pear She New Broadway Thea'"r ia the character Of
PtG7g Michel
II is minated that the Kiralfy Brothers will
produce tari new spectacle, \ Trip To tAc Moon, at
bOot.'s Ih-a'er.
Mr.. Sothern il expected to arrive in New
York this week He viii act on the New England cir
cult, beginning Marcn ..
Mr.. McCu Tough will begin his engagement
~ Booth, IGcajcI, A,Iii ,, as ITg'Hsas. Miss Maud
Granger Will undertake ILrgtH'o.
Mr.. C0ghlan takes his first benefit III Amer
lea On Nnici. 10, al The FIT" Avenue ILcater lie VIII
appear, on that occasion, ~ HdJdc'
The last night, of Lemons" are announced
at the Fitu Aysnge Ihtaie.. nr% plrge Is 10 follow"
Mr.. Rowe's local sensation play OF Fifth
Avrnue' improved by condons,hou holds the stage OF
Bootu'- rhciter. and i- drawing fair houses.
Miss Nelson has obtained an absolute divorce
fiOu her husband, M Philip II. Lee Inc decree was
issued by Judge Donohuc Of the supreme Court OF New
"Man and Wife" was produced at the
BOwciy TEratcr last evening, Win hIs, MAY NuuCZ,
aud Messs HarEin Da,idge Knggold and Others IN The
cast
"Around the World" will be repeated at
Niblos t next Thursday, March /, when FarSt viii
be uduccd herewith the StrakOsch Opera Troupe and
the kTafy Ballet.
Miss Nelson goes to California in March, but
Tneater acting VIOLA, in Twelfth Night" before her de
paItule Tor England
Mcssrs. Sam Dcycre, T. G. Riggs, Delchanty,
and Ilcngles. Mile Marie Iournour AMI many other
uowued PERSONS. killed la variety performance can DO
seeu al Tony Pastors lhcatrr
"The DanlchcffS" entered on the fourth week
OF its al ihc Union square Incatrr last evening
fourth week 1T Booth, Thcatcr
Mr.. Duramd,-formcrly and long associated
with SIR Grln's clictpflsc>-naS .cIScd The twenty
French play beginning next October.
At the Aquarium the star performer just
now the DaducluO~Cd seal Dul HE freshest object %
interest = ne ttlc dory calrt Tn Cen;enia' which
the smallest boat that h"- ever crossed The Atlantic
Under False Colors; or, The Outcasts OF the
Woilu," a. heavy m,!0dIamd, 10y Air. \. H. sheldon,
was rprcs, the 1hrarer saturday
ing, FOR the benefit OF MI Hart the treasurer 81 that
house.
Mr.. IIeller's current programme, ut the Won
der Ihcatr.-thc tAltd OF tr -tc>ht- described
in columns L i well devised it ANUS ami 49,
fcs and SHOULD receive the attention OF all who seek
innocent pleasure.
Mr.. John McCullough's engagement at the
Boston S!uscum, which ended ou Zen. l., was one
OF the most successful ever PLAYED IA that rlty. The
actor received onward OF e2,,OO-ln two weeks the
tnuaier irOhted iaigeli.
Round the Clock goes on Mt the Olympic.
Nj Harry lIiI emerged tAcIc last U.ht. auG larlcI-
ped ia he scene tAal represents lis Aou.c ~ directing
:" sc-o' between couple OF " nrui-crs.' The 1irt
Of realism can 40 further -.
Mr. Growers farcical play of "Our Boarding
Uul-t has proved "a pupular A.J, az tEc TrE IhrIigI,
ami striking c1cnph:rai'u ~ what ue pubic taste
EIy HoGG- rcapPcGuncc h"'e Is uts uuu,d.
"Our BOYS" has been withdrawn, after
seven performances, the New BrOauway IEruicr Ihc
DEBUT OI Miss Gt ns'Icye aitbbhs made III TINS
actress ms wees the broadway wIil bc ueyotca 10
"InslIyCguc, Times ~ D-,' IN winch drama DC. j.
4 tin {, viii act the chief part MI ilinds comes from