New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
been trained for the stage by Mrs. Emma Waller
the eminent actress of this city.

been trained for the stage by Mrs. Emma Waller
the eminent actress. of this city.
One of the most eloquent speakers 10 whom we
have listened is the Rev. Thomas w. landlord oil
Toronto; and it IS worthy Of especial rtcoTd that
Mr. landlord has recently added TO his various IA
b9ra that OF pnTc raider from the poets aEn mus
elists. Mr.. landlords lecture on Horace OreeIeJ
h9s met with marked favor.
Leonard Growers "Our Boarding House" has been
received with much favor at the Bou Theatre ana 1t
will be confined a that house until further notice
The OF the comic quarrel between Elerdtor ana
GiipOd is acted with king vehemence AMI anus
ing camOI by Mr. Grover and Mr. POLK, anu 'hc
whole performance IS smooth aud pleasant.
The Hanlon-Lees Combination will visit America
next season, and appear in their highly sncccseinl
play OF A Journey Through Switzerland" THIS
company comes here under the mana cement OF
McSsrS. Simmons and Brown. Their entertainment
j. sand 70 have suggested the Pullman Palace C''
frohc. in which Mir. john I. Smiths Tourists nave
gained Il wlde popularity.
The drama called 100 Wives" which was pro-
duced some iIme ago IN Philadelphia and since then
has been performed III several cite, OF the West
and South, will be presented in this city at Booths
Theatre. on February II. The piece strikes blow
at the evils 81 MormOuIsm. The company present
lng 1t Is led oy Jacob GO,cie aud William hopper
III was, last week. III II. Lonis.
Miss Alice HARRISON lately filed a remarkably sue
ceSSlU engagement IA Williamsburg, actlug ih nii'
Woolf's play of Photos" The entertainment as
gwen By Miss HARRISON her brother Louls. ard their
dramatic company has been of the beet sue
ccs>es of the theatrical year III all parts ol the
country. - Harrison 10 now travelling on tue
cHcuIt la PennsJ wanna.
Mr.. Charles Harris. tho London stage manager
who was sent over by Nj. ID Oyy Carte to upper
intend the production OF " Blicc Taylor" arrived
last week III The brItannic and has begun rehear'ais
of TINS musical novelty at the ) audard Theatre
An English Tenor NJ. Biceden " lO Is 10 arrive mere
aboard tie City of Berlin, will lake part III thlS
piece
a Western paper rrproacLes the actors and other
people for not putting up "A monument mt the grave
Of JOAN Bfougham There occasion for anx-
iety on that subject. The monument WAS erected
by My. BI0nghan himself, 10 mark the rc3ting-Dace
Of his wife. ellde whom. in Greenwood, his re-
the slon---which Is massive aud handsome one
was oil that was needed 10 complete tine cOmncmo-
ration Of both
The funeral OF the late Mrs Blteman occurred IN
London, January la dreadful day, beg ming IN
n dense fog, and turning 10 a damp, penetrating
cold. Mr. IOoc has shown his practical friendship
for tho JeTeaved FANNY by volunteering to act. III
farce al SidieI's Wells Theatre. under Miss Isabel
Bdteman's management, for IA week or iwO--so rs
to hen the attraction there his work -
supplementary 10 hlS duties AZ fht fhIy theatre
where he Ia utilizing All enVag meut. lhrte Is no
KINDER man OF trucr friend than JOHN l.. 1oolc.