New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES
Miss Rose c ghlaa arrived in New-York last
week, from England
An intorestnq article on the late Mr. Sothcrn VIII
he found in The u hite Mountain Echo of August 90
The farce of Rooms for Rent" will be continued
ut the Bijou Theatre til next Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Goodwin viii appear in Phna-
delphia next week in The Member From Slocum."
Mr.. Edward Remenyi Will have "a bcnedt tonight
at Kost d BiaPs Concert Hail. on which occasion
a musical treat as promised
Mr.. Welsh Edwards brought out, last night. at the
Waverly Theatre, Brookly,, a new piece entitled
Rob TT Churchill, written by Mr.. s. BIenenstok
Of 1t. Louis.
Mr.. Golfers "Banker's Daughter Combination
appeared las night at the Novelty Thestre Will
iamsburg which was then opened for the regular
season.
Mr.. Rowe's play of 'SInifi," at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre will he withdrawn at the end of this week
il is designed % present La Mascote" al this the
atre oil September 3, with the Wilbur Opera Troupe
Miss Fanny Morant made her first appearance at
the Boston Museum last night acting Ladg
tTa,l}ia in Money" The art of Gyares was per
sonated by Warren.
Miss Gcnevieve Ward sailed on the 27th inst from
Liverpool aboard the Bothnia. for New-York She
will appear at the Union Square Theatre, Septem-
Der 26
The continuance of Mr. Bartley Campbell's Irish
play of My Geraldine is to be observed at Niblo's
and il Is also 10 be remarked that the career cf
" The Professor" is prolonged at the Madison
Square.
new piece. entitled up Salt Creek written bv
Mr.. Robert l.. Norris the weli-known Journalist
Was produced last night at the Windsor Theatro bv
Messrs Baker and Farron, who acted the chief
parts
Edwin Booth since his return from England has
made his headquarters at the Windsor Hotel in thi,
city, making frequent visits To his mother at Long
~, Irtan nH4 a Il
vernon ana other places IN this vicinity
Mention is made of piece named " Wanted-A
Carpenter" written by Messrs. A. X. Calhoun and
~. L. Lanigan. of New-York, for Mr.. Gus Williams,
the variety performer This piece has been tired af
Detroit, and Mr.. G. Williams finds il serviceable
The Jeffersons being "a biography of the lncm-
bers OF that family, during four gencations, who
have been on the stagehas been written by William
Winter, aud is now in press. Messrs. J. r. Osgood
" Co., OF Boston, VIII publish il, in October.
Mr. John Mccullough will begin the new season.
September 5, at st. Paul Minn 10 remains
there one week. and then proceeds to Saltwater and
Minneapolis lie will reach Milwaukee September
10, Mr., Mccullough Will appear in twenty -four
cities before the end OF next March
The Academy east of Michael strogoffD
announced for September ] is as follows:
Tshasl Is nIsad sr9son william ngn9ld
Boan an English reporter Aien gplpene phdpens
sharp M american reporter ~.~. George Il. EdcsGn
nadia ftodor or-.....-............. Miss EIile Wilton
Marie sogoh Mfs j. ..a H. cSThat Sf"a
MI. Edeson is stage manager. Tie opening scene.
IA gypsy fete at Moscow, will introduce 255 per-
sons. The battlefield of Kolyvan has been painted
by NJ Rebecc o French artist. The music Is by
Won Suppe and Rubinstein. Mile. Bozzano, the
chief chief dancer, comes from la Scala Milan, is
twenty years old. and said t0 be a beauty.
The Boston Museum was opened last week viii,
" The Rent Day" and Doing for the Best" "rbe
School for Scandal" THE Marble Heartv and
Money" have since been produced there Tho
Boston Globe Theatre was opened last night with
Cinderella at school," and the Gaiety was opened
with The Strategists." Mr.. Chanfrau as Mt will
begin the regular at the Boston Theatre ON
Septemper ?. ana on the same nigh Mr.. Raymond
appears at tine Boston Park Theatre rs Fresh The
tember 3 Wth 81 nost9a w be opened ON Sep
pany, ,nc.uding Samuel Piercy, Annie Graham
Lewis Morrison and others.
The revival of Mr.. Charles Gayler's Irish drama
OIL Inc Connie soogah," which was made last
week in Buffalo, has turned ont to be q succeossful
and promising experiment The piece IL viii Ina ro-
membered, was written seventeen years apo for
Barney Williams, and brought out at Nb]o,s
Theatre The widow of Mr.. Williams having re-
Gently restored the play to its author, Mr. Gayler
made arrangements with Mr.. George Clarke for its
Reproduction. 1t is not perhaps, good "a repre-
sentative piece as The Colleen Bawn or Arrab
na-Pogue" but it is good piece. of the class tyni
fed by these works The buffalo Courier recoQuiSng
SUCCESS OF revival, cordial trjbute IN
the abilities of Mr. Clarke as an Irish comedian and
ia particular, 6 mmends his ease and versatility
lie is said to act the part in finer and genteel
IL with true Irish grace and bumOr.
circus troupe, styled Col Robnson's Colossal
New Hnmpty Dumpty Pantomime and Speciality
Company" has been travelling in New England,
and putting forth praises Of its excellence
ascribed to The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE. These indorse~
ments are spurious. We have never seen or heard
n n.to( ~. a{n
has never till now been mentioned in this journal
1he bridgeport Farmer says: The pantomme went
oil bunglngly, and the specialties ranged from in
differently good to positively bad. The laughs
among the audience were mostly at the expense of
tne perI2rIners, some of whom were numerically
show, OF the most pronounced kind. The audience
Were disappointed and disgusted at the sorry char
the liberal promises that had been made Enter
taInments OF this kind are o real injury to the