New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
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! A new bill was offered at thls house on Mon
dqy. consisting Of Panches ap,sliiug ,tic inncdJ-
The Folles Of Night" aud MIR. ByoDs burlesque o
"u Iroya,ore" Boil pieces we're vel cast hand
goiuely put on the stage and fayornhy received.
There was too much Of crowd present for any one
before the curtain TO feel yory comfortable ard II
somebody had called in The Police 90 clear ors Tho
asos lac would have been appaudcd as the hero OF The
evening Perhaps Che best course 20 pursue IN such
case-which il by means novel one vt any OF oni
theateTs-wouid DO FOX The audience not 10 a.o~ me
performances 30 70 gnt The house II rendered - Tar
safo Din case OF neoiJrn as 90 have Ut least all tie
paesagev-uy free II f. doubtful however. whether
any remedy vn be adopted untN Il has been made
imperative Nv some fearful sacrifice Of life. Mr. Wal.
lack has partially attended 70 t'c complaints Of the
press on this subject hut the orchcstrl-aslo Of his
theatcf Is siiu cncumbcrcd with chairs every night
much 10 lc danger and discomfort Of tie occupants Of
the regular seats ana engulry at rarilnce with every
dictate Of good policy.
As II is anything but agreeable TO have p refer TO
matters Of this kud-especialy in connocos with two
such tleat,,s as The Olympic and Walgeks he gen.
cIl appointments Of which on the most liberal
scaewe trust there viii 10 occasion FOR us 20 do So
again.
Nj Byron's buresque entitled III frcaied Trova-
tore follows Tho text and plot Of its original AZ re
speCtfal and facolOus distance and Ike most P,oduc
lions Of the kind depends chiefly foT ia success upon
ridiculous oostumes outrageous puus, chaotic music
impossible sitlations. bad Ensish 0ni nondescrip
scenery. These abound Ia quantity end quality TO suit
customers, and Tie piece goes OF yoIy mcirly. Mis-
wood in s.ecipd tghts dOes Maurice like iaaD and
sings IL Ike a ,vamp-angel MI Frank Drew with
not much Oh his body but good del on his mind does
A-ueera very unlike coward but very hnmorously
Tor all that Mr. Dayidge Che best burlcsquo aston In
the company except Mrs Wood makes the moot, sar
toraIy and otherwise. OF Count ii Lao. Ais scdcy
brown who Is hardly gIo,esqu, enough IN her dress
sings quite groesquely enough Us Lson'a Miss Lar
ris who can't sing but viii sinc because sho IL made
to sing looms up NJ faG Ike Of Barnum's giants
dressed up e. magic RULES. Mr. Baker drives hs or
chcsra nearly crpyy trying 70 keep W With tie oarn.
yaesque fun OF tie thing and, take II altogether,
more rampant ridiculous. ear.sptting lar-spitting
sle splitting performance has Dot been witnessed this
season.
The Tollies Of Night IS q eth more humorous
play III the advantage ~ rs humor being of n much
higher order A. tie plot 10 familiar 70 oil play goers,
We viii merely odd that the leading charHcters-Ike
Daks d. Clarfres Perre POiuoi. Decor Dr.sgerdr0y
end the Ducies de Chorr ere rendered respectively
by Nj. J 4. Mortimer. Mr. Frauk Drew. MT. j. ii.
stoddaft and Mis- Horrictta Irving al Of whom were
vOciicrous'y eIpauded, on Monday night thI"nfholt
tie peffofnnnce. IL was Miss Irving. fret appear
nrce At 'he olympic. and her reception was Gucl 10
should stimulate her 20 give Le careful attention
tbo general .piri' and scope Of character ti sic
now gives 10 us minor details. she has ine 81 e
presence an expressive face. pioislnt voice tnd
neods only ite more siEoy ir the direction indicated
b. become an accomplished actress.