New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Lawrence Barrett is this week in Pittsburg.
Mr. j. b. Polk, in "The Strategists," will act at
Haverly's Theatre, Brooklyn, this week.
Mr.. II. NJ. Pitt, late of Wallacks, will make his
first appearance at Dalys Theatre the 21st inst,
at matinee.
Mr.. John 5. Clarke will appear at the Walnut
Street Theatre, Philadelphia, Tomorrow night, "a
Boo Acres, IN " The Rivals"
Mr.. Tony Pastor will appear at the Grand Opera
House on September 26. and Miss Emma Abbott
VIII appear there on October 3.
The Germania Theatre--formerly Walack's-will
be opened next Thursday. September 15 with APP
propriate preliminary exercises and with the play
OF Der Compagnon" by NJ. LAronge.
Patience " has been produced at the Bush Street
Theatre, san Francisco. with Miss Emile Melville
a. the milllmaid but the production does not APP
pear to have been good.
Mr.. Osmond Tearle took benefit in the Baldwin
Theatre. San Francisco, September g. acting in
The Danichefts." Mr. Tearle has found favor in
California
The remittance OF Edwin Booth on the New
York stage-to be effected October 3, at Booths
Theatre, under Mr.. Abbey's management-will be
made III the character of Richelieu.
John Mccullough acted last week in St. Paul.
Tomorrow night he will appear in Saltwater and
during the remainder of the week will perform at
Minneapolis
The new comic opera of Patience" by Messrs
Gilbert and Sullivan, will succeed Mr. McAuley as
Uncle Dart on September 10, at the Standard
Theatre.
Mr. Steele Macl<aye has made play upon the
basis of the story of a FOOLS Errand" and this
will be produced, at the Arch, Philadelphia on
October "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pateman and Mrs. Calvert.
members OF the dramatic company engaged to act
with Edwin Booth, are passengers aboard the CITY
OF Chester, now ON the voyage from Liverpool to
New-Iork.
Michael Strogoff' is running more smoothly
than il did at first in Booth Theatre and of course
produces a pleasing effect. The attendance ot
the theatre, notwithstanding the great heat OF last
week, has been good
The manager of the Park Theatre gives notice
that all tickets dated September 10 must be ex-
changed. or the cost will be refunded at his box
oihce, before p IN. on the 10Th INST This arrange
ment is made necessary by the posponeinent of the
performance of the HanlOn-L Lees.
Mr. John S. Clarke has organized strong com
pany for his American tour. 1t inc ludes, among
Others, the popular English comedian, Mr.. Conway
1T Is Furthermore ntimated that the eminent come
dian, Mr.. John Gilbert will act with Mr. Clarke
during Il part of his American tour.
The principal event of the present week in New
York viii he the appearance OF Mr. Jefferson, at the
Union Square Theatre, in the character of Bob Aces
MI NJ yeiiersons engagement Is 70 last two weeks and
Journal has already printed the cast.
Messrs. Smmonds and Brown have gained their
several lawsuits against Mr.. john T. Smith, with
reference to nfractons by the latter of their ghts
OF property in the play of lie Voyage en Snisser
with which the Hanlou-Lees will open the
regular season at the Park Theatre.
Attention is directed to the fact that a
Scale OF lower prices has been adopted by the
san Francisco Minstrels. Their season opened
last week, with good promise of the success which
mas steadily attended their laudabie exertions in
Pasf years Messrs Birch and Backus have organ
i1eu u strong company, and their performances
Asey contribute to the stock OF public pleasures.
ne rival versions of I" Michael Strogof" go on
AZ AZ boo'hs Theatre and the Academy of Music. =.
Inc rival versions of La Mascotte0 20 at the BIZ
Iou iheatre and the Fifth Avenue. Mr. Days new
venture, Quits" is announced for continued repe-
'.on at Days Theatre =. The fftietb exhibition
a ~ Tue American Institute will be opened on We'd
Maisuay Ms;uay Mr; Harrigans comic play of The
~NASoi may DE seen at ths new Theatre Comque.