New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
7 AURA KEENE's THEATER
LAURA KEENE's THEATER. ,,,s
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
THE NEW DRAMA,
THE NEW DRAMA.
THE NEW DRAMA ,o,,
The MONKEY BOY,
THE MONKEY BOY,
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT.


Laura KBBSR's rHEArER.
regular .sa.Un ssS cd erOwdeS Soas 70 this
night Miss Keene opens her fourth under aus
has just returned rom Eur pssn tour during which she un-
doubedy secured the latest novelties In London and pa &
Patnent By the accession Of Miss Polly Mar,hs M >:
Allen and Mrs Houshs well known and admired Py MoO
key Boy" Of those thrilling dramas so much shsctsd Sy
the Boulevard heae The long enough for afAshionaoe
novel, indeed might be spun into two or three o%anees
We have the staple escaped forcat the usual artist aea
ths son Of the old convict and an Of comic people
tighten the business Of the play The piece is W.
ns tabesux The final picture best ever the
boards The sstiag was better than the parts MI n
becomes when hi. health fails him and he rendered
with his usual sO anS 6sH nsSs5 the m artist cen
fully fully and wei Among the .die; M. Allen carried Of the
roles shs is Justly distinguished Miss Ksene played jacques.
the Monkey Boy porey conventional part aud one which az
SesS wbcS by ~ means conventona Mr. Burnett
faithful deneson OF Roueet the sseeotyped msuysis saet
Messfs Johnston Peters and Leess and ali well done
A. whole the new play may be set down success
Monkey Boy" cannot fail to please the public and have so9
''H' FROM THE DAILY TIMES.
LAURA KRRSH's THYATRR-This hvone establishment was
crowded last night and little oyern The little over con-
sisted Of from three to four hundred persons caous 70 see
wiz be compelled to call on another a m Ts & .HS WnS
and the f appearance Of Miss Laura keene since her
return from Europe. 80 ,,, -, -
NoT we
peaance the only novelties play in five acts, adapted
from The French by Mr. T B. De Walden with wonderful ac-
cessoes of scenic and general artistic display was
has very fine scenic artist In the second ac
Rhe designation which Mr. DE Walden has given to his play Is
Tte MONKEY Boy Miss Laura Keene appesed in that char
Dsly Burnett b. johnson Peters and Mrs Allen Miss Polly
Marshall snd Mrs H. Nning also acted as effectively as their
P1i'' P'''Hi'''U FROM THE EXPRESS.
LAURA KEBNBs THEATER-THE OPENING NIGHT FOR THE
PKEsEST SKAsoN"THE MONKEY BOY"Las nj tht this house
crammed in part and the popularity Of MIS- heene
amply the thronged Of the heser In
deed have rarely larger house collected by any open
pe in NewYor and never have audience better dis
posed 10 be satisfied with the piece the heater and the
psny The piece sort Of marriage between the successful
French drama La te Posse and MeyeT6eers late opera
elites the present ,he Academy u Music. 1t
be regretted that Mr. De Walden rs vho mad not had more
ing good and carefully pronounced chs~cer The main
plot Of the piece depends upon e presumed death Of Pierre Re-
essed 10 the robbery Robert Livingston and the ment
Of it proceeds Luz len then carries of the money and lives
Lyngon falls in love with her and tes to educe her How
she protected by Jacques the Of Pierre, who at the
Lucen Jacques also discovered the real Of Rose the
flower gil BE tells to Lucien who shocked and disguised at
money mars Rose and the piece ends happily
1t would be needless to that the piece much more
but the late hour which came to conclusion Pecudes as
from entering completely into t. We must however, say
ook The part of Jacques Reoaad he monkey boyn II
sdAsy rendered by her, with deliceey yet fresh power
Indeed her acting where she dsowns her father Mr Coaldoc
hne bit Of melodrsmatic histononism Mrs h. Allen
mode charming Rose we Miss Rene on
critically unkind word She is also to be comPnented
on the acquisition Of Polly Marshs who rendered the part Of
very esceeny Mr. C. Peters made capital Picket and Mr.
fo Mr. Henys Msthss which was well rendered and with
good taste.