New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
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70 h,r abch cpg the best Inspirations o. Verdi
We have, by the way, seen many, many sdvsrse crt
ic:sns sgaps tots opera, bet resly We are at o's
70 know WHIST people want in the way % dramatic
uusic II the oost. fe' example between the baritone
ard tcprsro and the q1Etst do not sstsfy toem. lt
s great pity thu; poteis could not take fs~ les:
soss cn sdorers Of the perSig school and learn
how--to put tie aueisuce TO sleep and empty tue
berohes We appfetend ths. never w.s dramatic
oomposi'on well understood within the past few
years when df-ctnsss take the place OF pseldo-in-
eetuity erj forrnaec, and tie business Of the scene
ard the passion Of The singer things looked Atsr
exclusively a. they ought TO be.
To return to tie rogers: Signor FeIi is prime
artist. lie understands "buing bis voice in the in
teusest portions OF the scene 80 az to bring doEa
the house with applause. lie was admirable IN bis
represeni alton Of the buffoon. The tenor, Sjgell,
surg with ssee,ress and discretion, snd gare greatly
with his audience. The little bit Of singing by
Msdsrne Strako.ch was executed with her accust 1msd
vivscty.
The opera was a success throughout, and the audi
cree 70 much pleased that one occasion they called
The artists twice before the curtain.
Msdsue G.zzsrigs has been engaged, and will ap-
pear on ursdoy 10 La Travita, wtea Nile Adeline
Speranzs will make her debut. On Friday evening
Mazis ii Robsn will be revived and on Saturday there
will be grand gala II stinee.
AyrsTnEsTs -N,blo's Gardsn.-Tde houses have
been crowded every pght, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney VII
iams being the attraction The plsys for this evening
are I" An Honr 10 Seville, Tie Fairy Circle, and
Lstes. from New York"
Jauocts 7Iea,er.-ur. Testers LAST effort, the
remodeled version of Moucref', Rochester ent
Id g. Eazt Mani Of the fDideu lime - mas
drawn Gro sctd bousss ard is of the greatest
cesses Of The season. 1t il admirably acted, and is
one Of toe os. amusing plsys ever produced in this
city. A rev " comic ideality,' whatever that may
be- is announced to be apesiy brought out Il is Ct
tit ed GoiDg it Blind snd ia written By Maria Grsce
Wslcot.
Hin,er Go-der. Tonight Mr. Dion Bourcicsult
takes his benefit, the pieces hsirg Used Up" snd
the new burlesque "Chamooni." Mr. Bo1rcicsuit
d, serves crowded house. for the pleasure he has
given the th, uter-goers Of the city in his drama OF
"Do; is thing never to BE- forgotten even if the
world did not ose him huge debt for lis many oher
works. HE performance Of "Su CHARLES Coldstream
IL an artistic and capital All the members OF the
COM any . il the bill.
Laura Ktenfs Thlatcr.-Two more nj Shts Gloss
the performance ofthe" Midsummer Nights Dresm,"
and Cd Wednesday evening will be seed for the fret
time in THE city, Tom Tsylors comedy "The Elec-
tiop which bad great ruu 10 London, and which
has peculsr appropriateness in this latitude at the
present time.
French TIsofer.-The pailor operas Of Mr.. and
Mrs Disytou have lst 9TH huge share Of approval,
and are winulng txraordinary amount OF sppro-
baton on every repetition. To night are given
"Never Despair" and " Dismond Gu. Diamond"
and on Wednesday snd FTdly evening", al,o, there
are to be performances.
Baruum's American Haseum.--This afternoon and
evening will be acted the new comedy entitled
wills AID Ways, TO Make and Break" Two " Sea-
ons" or seals have been recently added to the stock
Of curiorties and the Arab Giant is visible every
day.
Woods Mnst,e's, No. 44 Broadtray.-An sttrsc-
tive bill of uinsrelsy ard fun is given every evening"
"DoT" ~ PHIIApRLPHn.-The pley which, OF al
Others. has given most delight to NeS-Yo,kers this
season. hss met with Ike enthusiastic e,epon in
Philaeelphis, where the admirable company at the
Arch. reet Tbeater do it falt justice 10 zone rs.
sp.cts the drama is better acted in that city thar it
was in New.Yolk, and in some other regards the
sces,c effects are much better, because much more
natural. We mention the moving scene of the cot
tsse in the second act as the most remarkable TO-
Bourcicaut, while the cottage moved TO one side to
show the ac,on 10 the street, the people ins'de the
house remained stationery so thai when tue mechani-
cal effect mss copsumnste5 the actors who hsi been IN
the middle of the room, sere LEE close against toe
wall without having moved oct Of their chars-the
sides Of the bouse bsvipg approached them A. the
Arch Street IT eater tbs band.r is remedied ani the
house and inhabitants move together they should.
T.. To-, har ~ mech ,uIgAi
range n ents beve been niue improved
As to the aoing while il some regards il is far in
fe1or 10 tba, at the Winter Gs1dsn in other thipgs
the New-York Company could have leNnci much
from the Phadel phisns. "Dot" is admirably played
by Mrs John Dew, sloso performance Il not msTed
bv the disleot, AID tbo dpoaition to make on OF
place los comedy poio's which dpGSarea carisi1
| tceres of Mrs Agnes Robertson. Bat the glory Of
the piece is The THY Slo9boy," which is scted b5
| Mr.. John S. Clarke, in a manner go s'tistc,
20 excellent. 20 completely and thoroughly good as
| 70 be- positively wonderful. Mrs. John Wood was
extraordinarily fanny. but eItravscanny unna'ursi
wcrau in real lie having constant supply OF rsal
babies furnished 10y the surrounding neighborhood,
and trestns then IS did Mrs. Wood her stsgebsby,
would have made mojers slaughter Of the innocenis
at the rate of about fifteen nightly. Mr. Clarke Is to
the full as funny a, Ms Wood but al the wcis pre-
seryss the true snbordinston OF tho character, gSo
| the other actors opportunity 70 properly play
their parts. His performance lie 80 hislike, 50 ns.u'
raj and shows 60 much Of tie true artist, as to de
! serve kindly recognition Al the hands OF 81 Who
elor, in the 6ram.tc ar. Il is because ." Dot has
delighted so many thousands OF people here and De-
cause We deem tba our readers are interested 10 a.
pertaining thereto, that We give here word TO the
Philadelphia performance.