New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Abbey. the manager, has arrived home, from
Europe.
Louise Pomeroy will act at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre early IN August.
IL is said that Barry Sullivan intends to revisit
the United States next Fall.
Hayerlys Niblo's Garden Theatre remains opeDs
and is devoted to negro minstrelsy.
Mr. Neil Burgess, in the character of the WidOW
BedoH was at Denver, Col, on the 9th inst.
Mr. RAYMOND will appear in London, at the CAR
ETY., tomorrow night. as Colonel Sellers
Hayery's Theatre was closed the 10th inst,
and Is now undergoing repair and renovation.
Miss Rachel Sanger has become favorite with
the public in San Francisco II is a well deserved
success.
A Boston paper says: "A subscription paper is IN
circulation in this city for the purpose of raising
funds to send to the family of tho late George
Honey"
Mr. Charles Roberts, ir.. was very successful in
his dramatic recitas, given recently at Congress
Hail. Saratoga, under the auspices OF the American
Institute OF Instruction.
Music and recreation may be found at Roster X
Biai's Hail. in Twenty -thrd-st. and at the Metro
politan Concert Hail. in Forty-frst ,st.-where
be heard Rudolph Arons0ns Orchestra.
The Union Square Theatre will be reOpened, for
Summer season of four weeks, on the 18th OF
August, and Mr.. C. A. Gunters play called Two
Nights in Rome" will be produced, with Miss Maud
Granger in the chief part.
The Boston journal of the Sth inst published
careful and minute summary of all the proceedings
of the stage last season in that city. In tho period
from August 25 1870. to June 49, 1880. the
number OF entertainments gwen was 4,979.
The only regular dramatic performance now
visible in this city is that of Mr.. Mackaye's play of
" Hazel Kirke" at the Madison Square Theatre
II is notable that the temperature OF that theatre
is kept cool by adrot of ice in the vcntlating
process.
The lste Tom Robertson. author of Caste" etc.,
dramatic situation Is denied 10 me. My success
consists in Paterfamilias. when he sees one of my
PLAYS saving to his wife, " My dear. | went last
night to the theatre, and have taken tickets for
yourself and for our daughters, Jane, Maria ana
little Emily"
The Chicago Inter Ocean says Mr. Augustin
Daily is well satisfied with Chicago as a Sum-
mer resort qe finds the air b'acing that he feels
inspired to work. He Is, therefore. engaged in
writing the play with which he expects to open his
New-York season. lie will devote his time 10 COM
edy and musical pieces.
Alice Harrlson's company. organized By her to
act IN MIR. Woolfs eccentric comedy of - Pho'os,'
will include, besides herself. Ions Harrison, The
resa Wood, NJ w. Hanley. r. l.. Graham. Carrie
Daniels, Donald Harold aud Alfred Simpson. lhere
not brighter, gayef, more nlscnleyOus, OF oio
constantly amusing spirit on the Stage than AIiCo
Harrison.
The remains of the late Charles Feohter were re-
moved on June 20 from the receiving vault IN
Mount Vernon Cemetery. aud laid in the grave
A monument has been erected to mark the SPOT. IL
presents a bust OF the actor, with bay leaves ana
laurel carved around il, aud with this inscription
additional TO the name and dale" uenlus hae
taken It's flight TO Cod
The July number of The London Theatre says;
The ART world in London. ever pleased to DO
genial and hospitable. has been extending very
cordial welcome to the great artists from America
who have already arrived in England. Amongst
them are Mr.. John Mccullough and Mr.. John L.
! RAYMOND the latter OF whom will appear at tho
| Galety Theatre July 10, in his celebrated
character of Colonel Sellers. Mr.. Mccullough
an artist of wide experience and liberal views, -
he mas seen and is eloquent on the subject Of Srs
| Kendall in The Ladies Battle and Miss Ellen
Terry both as Poriia aud ioidRthe..-...Mf h"Nin