Dramatic Notes.

Boston Theatre. - Miss Ada Gray, although not a great actress, is perhaps one of some power as is exhibited particularly in East Lynne; at times she rises to the heights of real pathos, but at others where the part requires case of manner, she falls woefully short. The other members of the company, with the exception of Mr. Kiddre as John Dill, seem to have not the first elements of dramatic ability. Their only idea of by play seemed to lie in picking up a book off the centre of the table and rapidly flirting over the leaves in a pretence to read. The number of times which this unhappy book was laid violent hands on was heart rending.

Bijou Theatre. - Vim still continues successful at this theatre.

Boston Museum. - The Black Hussar enters upon its second and last week.