New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-13
TrrrATprC,I MISCELLANY.

Mrs. Lander ha, taken up her abode in Washing
ton for the winter.
1t is now in order to produce "Tnc Tempest"
with Brguoh as friei, and teach our public what
Shakespeare really meant by his delicate 0prte
Ella Dietz viii shortly rctarn TO America and ap-
pear in a new play, in which she has acted abroad
"a version of Faust and Marguerite
Mr.. Horace McVicker and Miss Afic Weaver were
married last Sunday, at DR.. Ever, church. Ld".n
Booth assisted al the marriage ceremony
The Benevolent Protective Order Of Ells will have
its animal benefit in This city next Thursday after
noon, at the Academy OF Music.
Lester Waack viii appear at the Grand Opera
House. on November %, in his own excellent drama
Of Rosedale," acting EHiott Gr'g.
One Of the hits of the week,at the Thaia Theatre,
was Three Pair of Shoes with Marie Geistingsr
as Leni-a lively and charming work.
Mr. Mackavc's company, acting in "Won at Last"
has gained great popularity at Popc's Theatre St..
L us. They will produce \ FOOLS Errand' there
on December ,.
The San Francisco Minstrcs arc enjoying, in a
splendid business the reward Of capital entertain
mcnt Their burlesquc of the Italian Hamlet is q
brilliant popular hit.
McCulloughs engagement at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre is to last SIX weeks. 1t is possible that he
will effect a revival of Jack Cade," remoGclied by
blr. Lewis WingGcd, OF London.
A full length portrait of John Mccullough, as
Trgipius, recently painted by VI. Pcegrini, Of
London, will shortly be placed on exhibition in thus
city
Mr. Charles Millward. the dramatist sailed for
England yesterday. He returns home after brief
visit. made for the sake Of health. and takes with
him pleasant memories of the good wishes OF many
friends.
ROssi. Janauschck Alice Harrison and Robson and
Crane have departed to other cities Jefferson Nc
Cullough, Mile. Rhea. the Union Square Theatre
Company aud the Rice Troupe have arrived to re-
place them.
The Union League Theatre is TO he opened as a
standard place of amusement with comic opera and
the opening Is set down for November q. piece
entitled g Our American Minister'S" by Mr. J. A.
Dewitt. is then 10 be produced, with fully organ
lied company and chorus.
John Mccullough played TO 800 the first night of
his engagement at the Grand Opera House, Cincin-
natl. some years ago. In the place at the
same theatre, and under the same manager Mills.
he played. a few evenings since TO ~ 200. His re-
ceipts in Chicago and 81. Louis, recently, during
five weeks, were $4,000.
Locke Richardson has been very kindly received
in Boston. He gave entertainment on Friday in
the Hawthorne Rooms, reciting the Christmas
Carol, and he viii shortly begin regular course of
gushed, and which have found uncommon favor
with the votaries of Shakesperean literature.
Mr. Charles Roberts, jr, will appear at the Brook
Ign Academy of Music as Ruy Bias next Friday
evening, for benefit under the auspices of the
Kemble Club. This entertainment was, by mistake,
announced for last Friday. The popularity of Mr..
Roberts as elocutonist invests his first appear
ance as an actor with much interest TO many per-
sons.
The following is a specimen of the blank verse
with which Mr.. Charles Webb has amended Shake
speare's comedy of " Twelfth Night:
Now gently turn him. How slowly Oozeth
The enviOus brine through the clenched lips
Must 1t be so Poor youth. Pulsation
The heart hutters stops. No. Beat again No.
The wine gourd-NO:-Oh, is there not some fishers
Cabin nigh, where warmth and aid and shelter
find Z
Saiior'-Right ahead. Ho
Aat-Bestir, my lads bestir.
Lift the poor youth. Look, heaven smiles upon US.
Good hearts, brave hearts,
This work ian he live shall bring good fortune,
Music I The airs sirens harps lulling
The passing storm to rest. Now pray heaven
lis not that poor youths requiem