New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
ThrnlnrA, etc.

Thcatcrs, etc.
Y;ss Herons Camille" secnred as usnsl last
week, az Niblos large audiences and lavish admir-.
alton. The familiar beauties Of her persousion OF
lhis famous pant Eere welcomed with all The OLD en-
thusissm; aud IL DO les familiar defects passed
over with the same Considerable charity rs ever. 1t
10 the best proof of TIE arlis ic superiority Of Miss
Heroo's Camille" rs whole, that such disfguring
blsnises AZ oyershsdow il in almost every enc do
no. seriously interfere with lie Uoworfl effect upon
size rnbhc TIE intensity q purpose, an' the un-
ehaus NJ earnes'Less and devotion which inspire is
from beginning 10 end, abundant 10 diver,
scsRicy r m defective, even disagreeabe detsils
The ideal i great and true, although the execution
Is oirn sir.iDe6, uneasy ard unnatural. A
casual spectator of any single scene in "Camile
uich. fl, the tbesttr in horror and Disney and
ueEc-iot IN hold he name Of Matilda 1geroo 10 awful
apprehension Wild gestures, abrupt and violent
acclaual;on aud ,ong drawn, waiing tones Of voice
foIegu alike 10 nituse and to art, would make up his
snm II recollection Of Camille" The fact is, that
TO realize in any degree tie strength of this Perform
arce it NUT he taken from the startiug.point ano
accompanied t;r,a, hout with close and sympathetic
Utenton. Then, at the CD ,rscter develops, the de-.
tOrtions .appear and the beauties shine pspendeDi.
IL IL rather 10 Miss Herons disadvantage than other
wise that she possesses this power OF BLEEDING her
admirers 70 her EuIts. II these had been earlier
SEN aud more promptly condemned, the way might
bsy, been made clear for her 10 rid herself of he
only impajilen's TO literally unrvaled sxninence in
Der ART.
" Camille" will lie laid ssile Ills week, 10 make
room for the production Of verslon Of "Anro7a
FIoyd "a sensation novel OF the latest London
popnanty. Like " East Lynne" il trusts 10 the
boiines Of ito PIC, ard the skiini grouping OF its iu
eidents Tor dramatic eAecs. TLese are the only
merit o! the original story, and more than these II
uoulJ probably be eiess 70 look Tor IL the play.
t., are, however. sufficient, If well employed, 70
impress au audience in the most % the profit
of n,sraxers The cast OF characters ia strong, III
e'n Eng beside Mis- Heron's, the names Of Nrt.
George jordan, Mr. Shewe Dir. G. jameson, Mr.
Harry Pearson and others favoraby know to the
public.
At the Winter Garlen, tbis evening, Mi.s Lucille
Western enters upon a new line Of performance, pOF
iray ing for the fret line at his thester the mute
emotions aud eloquent achievements Of the agile and
protsan lady ia " TIE French Spy For success in
tsrepro-entaton sho certainly possesses maly quail
iscations On Tuesday evening br. l.. r. Barrett,
ar sctor who has, during hs brief term OF service in
New-Ycrk, RAPIDLY advanced in the esteem and good
will OF lie public, will take a benefit. Special at
fractions will he provided therefor. The farewell
benefit Of aiiss Western is announced Tor next Fri.
day evening. Ir. j. S. ClaiKe'sengasemes opens
OF he Monday following.
Tie benefit of Nr. Moss, last Saturday at Wal
licks Theater WIS event 70 convey TIE SUCCESS Of
y bich words fail aud 20 into irredeematle bank-
.ptcy. A tines during the evening the house Was
100 fi for ut.erance aud delegations from the rear
Of { parqust Withdrew 10 quiet neigbtorbOOds il
Fourteenth street suitably relieve their eeliAgs.
con. iierabie portion Of the audience, mindful OF
the 81 Densions OF the assemLsge within doon, en-
joyed the bulk OF the performance from Union
square, rambling in uDon interior proceedings at in.
tryals, to sgbiy tbis the occasion, though Loot to
sight was still 70 memory dear The vicinity gen
efsily hiay be said 20 have assisted at Fir. hosss
benefit. Those who actually witnessed tie per-
fermanee came forth pleased. tie Follies Of
Night vas brilliantly represented by MessIt Les
ter Msilaek, Gilbert, Fisher, elld Are. Hoey. In
the second piece, = Swoathearts and Wives" Miss
AaieI1e henrques offered herself for iu6eInent
upen her vocal attachments. Sue sang a simple
ballad with great tasie snd feeling and with good
eject upon tie audience that will doubtless re.ult
in bringing her more prominently forward in his |
direction. The bin Of Mr.. Moss bench, i, A.. |
nounced for rspetiion next Thursday evening. To.
night, and On WednsB3ay and Friday, "My Noble
SoD.in-Law" viii be performed. TIE other even.
iDgs OF lie week will be employed according 10
promises ia Lila mornings advertisement.
On Tuesday evening, at the French Thea,er,
Eiblo's Saloon, Sardou's comedy "Nos Intime,,"
viii be represented On Thursday, "a extra per.
formanee will be given for the beDeiItof Mr.. Jmgnet,
tie accomplished and entorEridng director OF the
company. II there be any such thing as theatrical
justice, Mr. JuigDet should have nj least two beoe-
fis--one Ia compliment TO the cleverncss Of biz aet-
Ing, and another in commentator Of his S,iity ~
manager. IN s'Tict equity, moreover, be should
have third in token Of his pinck and rcsolutC On in
importing foreign company, during period when
The giving Of public entertainment threatened 70 be
tbo most hazardous # e<pernents-
Wat Witn irdeue pses aud 70 come. inn ding
dog aod 'aby shows lady t,7ida1. beautiful, and
Coy, Commodore Not. an Miss Wa-,go, all othss