New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
MUSICAL And DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tony Pastor continues to offer first-class
variety show, ut his Theater.
Mr.. John L. Raymond, as Col. Sellers, will
act at the Park Theater next Monday night
Mr.. Heler's new programme of illusions, at
the Wonder Theater, has been welcomed with ayidity
Mr.. Fox, the clown. has, it is stated, been
recOmmtcd TO the lunac asylum at Somerville Mass.
These are the last nights Of "Our Boarding
House at the Park Theater aud of The Danchehs ="
at the Union Square.
Miss Bessie Darling has appeared at the Eagle
Theater, Julia, in The Hunchback." Tonight she
will undertake Lazy Macbeth.
The French publishers demanded $4,000 for
the right to perform Paul ct Nrgnie" III London. Mr.
eye decided to do without 1t.
The Lyccum, the Olympic, Niblo's, and the
san Francisco Minstrel Fheater are closed The Ministries
VIII make Summer tour OF inland cities.
We learn that the Broadway Theater has
been leased To Mr. James c. Duff and that will by him
be managed. next season-openng in Augustus first
class star theater.
Miss Nelson ten days hence will begin her
farewell engagement in NewY0rk at the Fiit1 Avenue
Theater The Princess Royal is then to be transferred
TO the Grand Opera House.
Mr. Mccullough will act Virginius tonight,
aud-for his benefii-wi Oheto on Friday. MI +.
b. Warde will take benefit next Monday-the last night
OF MessrS jarrett PameTs season or management vi
Booths Theater.
The Emperor of Germany has just come into
the possession OF collection OF remarkable autograph
MSS formed by amateur of music. by whom they had
been bequcahed 10 the Emperor The collection is said
Thalbere, sywpisny by schubert an air with Ofehes
tral accompaniment by Weber and four volumes of all
the sketches outlines for the 9Th symphony OF Bee
thOve" The report states that tho Emperor intends To
deposit all these original in public museum at
Berlin.
1t is puTpOsed to commemorate the late John
Oxcnford, Memorial window il St Georges Cattle,
dra Southwark, IOndon and members OF TIC 9ase ana
the asked 10 contribute the cost Of TINS memo
rial The design is obviously, gracious afectiOnatc'
and worthy. Mr. OxeniOrd was, for many years, the
dramatic critic of The London Times lie filled an eX-
asperating position with dignity ability, ana kindness
His memory deserves a window, at the very least
through which, do not doubt, pOsierity Will look at
him as image Of patience. Addiction sore long time
he bOfe'-and he bore II well.
The Mayor of Brooklyn and other leading citi
zcns place have offered TO Mr.. Edward Lamb. The
excellent comedian the practical compliment OF a tes,i-
moniti benefit. Performances will occur on May II:
Mr.. Lamb, IL will be remembered, was badly burned
some time ago ~ the Olympic Thcacr. The brooklyn
EaQie says: MIR. Lamb has long been familiar aud
pleasant feature stage. Perhaps ACTOR ever
gained a frlntr hold upon the good will and afcctt rs
people than Nr Ll9b obtained over the tncater-
gOcrs of dis city Nor Las his behavior off the stage
weakened the good lnPrt sSiOn made behind me ROOT
lights. Of best people he is known rather
as honorable, cultured. uuaSsvlnng gentleman ihin
accomplish cd actor he cOnfcsSodly is. Few people
realize how narrow Mr. Lambs escape from death las
Tie published accounts OF The accident lett the
impression his injuries sliSdt. The uuth Is MS
recovery establishment to his physician lie SUI
frled intense agony. The coming entertainment olght
b. memorable in the sage ann.ls Of BI0Oaiyn Inat
the performance will be excellent may safely he assumed,
and that the house VIII DC crowded IS not doubtful"