New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-14

scene Of elimination follows on the part of Rspe-he
shows his bssene in Offering to tel the inay he may do
her by exposing her former love for HIM At 'he climax Of
her agitation when she has thrown herself beseeehngy
before HIM mporng him not TO seek 20 her such injury
or dese vengeance because she has married another her
hubbard introduced By the scandal nonger appesr AM
the curtain falls the ,ablsau The next at Introduces
the husband much down in the mouth he had just
been up in the clouds and A,s J0y vany endesvor to
make him 20 and seek explanation of his young WIFE,
tic nephew hunes him OF to his R4prt next
arEfars Fhdy 10 sell h Io Of love letters 70 ;as
nephew and there i scene over wine and brandy T. con-
tunate the bargain bu. he gets inAsned with qlcr
hs purpose shsten and hs better nature returns There
screen in tho behind which R0sc has retired and
whee she il joined by her husband who oyerhears the
plot Al he max the screa s Kicked by the happy
and corvnced husband and the rosucs rpeniant and
repentant conrOatei Mr. Grnz appears-.fr Draks
announces tho; the sheriff 10 below and NJ SAsr afer
acknowledging bis undyihg hate exit5u the old husband
gives biz hand TO RvFcrt and there a ms.o dra matte
OF reconciliation. The boy and grl-husband and
wife-who have been guarding agree-OEiug 70 the
lady bourt full isms OF Mrs. JoyJeR to b. fendshe Civ
ing Up smoking sfd he poutng Poetca justice being
COMP hed lie curtain falls
When say iha. the comedy performed for the first
tine last nigh; VII compete with others that might
without preense The chief characters clearly du-
tons OF those from Pie School for Scandal Alan Green.
of tie old fool who narries yoang wife IS after Sr
Peer 1e0- and the inmable screen of Sheridan
closely tayestied in this production Mr. Ctaaerioa
DRAKE s Sir Benjamin Baclbte and Hyer Shadoc Esq,
Bit Of Jcsepk Surface in his love making The Wlior-
osLeH however s the opposite OF Mrs CIad0r and the
boy and girl married couple intended dagaereoypes
Of The dsy The world after all is fond of sentiment bus
they did not find it Of the right sort in the comedy before
Us, The fruit in the sense TOO green, ana in
another too stale.
The love Of Rose for man Old enough to be her grand
father nearly quite So unnatural that when Rupert
returns bronzed tatered and deoae be exces the sym
patty of the audenceor he has youth his side The
compost Of ST Benjamin Baokbe and PAIL Prv in Drake
certainly amusing, hut not OF day II such men
did 90 round from house house fly or hundred wears
agc-kuoVn 20 be scandal mongers-;hey 90 NOT do 80
The auti or has painted fossil but not living per.
son1ge We finding FAINT with the author or not
making good comedy Of Eve acts To d. at this time,
with soce;y in It's present phases certainly very diff ,u
Tie history Of art however shows us bat two thngs-
SPONTANEOUS groWhs and forced fruits In Shaksperes
time he spirit Of the age guided his hand The stage was
teacher then he Gsy press now and in the
street coud be transferred the boards for both
words and tie rudeness Of society suggested equally
Iesr Macbeth or Henry. So in Sherdan's time-the
modified state of society allowed comsdy-rank ileness
inr gue-aI lent their supplies 70 the comic muse. But
now theatrical productions are but unnatural growth We
mike psyf Ar we make statues Grcoien temples They
are without inspiration. They almsmen OF dead
ideas-hc borrowers which seek 70 ape greatness departed
But rot work of genius 1t takes the LIE Of the day
and inspires Il with divinity 1t makes the rags OF the
slave eloquent and The ank Of the chains the dscord
to each mans hnmanyt finds iron and glass ia architec
iure with novelty better tlan marble without lit will in
word not accept iheold and call it new.
After tie play was over Mr.. Lester introduced Mr.
Broueham he ecorof OF the characters as The author
who in sngusrly clever speech thanked the audience
Then tho ether performers called outMss Dean the
excellent debu;an;e, among theui-and then hr Walack
The piece was successful though would bear litle
cutting down. Mr.. Broughams making up was after
character, in this City, and was emnenty successful as
such On the whole, tho company may be congratulated
IN having produced, outandOut such comedy Some
hits Il may b. added at a scandaous press were under
stood by tic audiiCry without naming The Satanic.