New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12
AMUsEME

FRENCH THEATEe.-A bright little vaudeville
Of the Palsis Royal claS, entitled Le Misan'hrope OF
rAuyersna.. Wa on Saturday evening produced 81
this theater. The story il OF wealthy RENTER mr.
Chifoner. who surrounded by sycophan,. yearns Tor
tue companionship OF some plain. blunt truth'eHs.
He finds one in an Auyergnat water carrier AMI IN Oh
outburst OF delight binds him ~ al association iof
number of years al the time subjectnS himself to
heavy penalty In the compact should DO broken
Naturally enough the varnished truth presently De-
comes more dstasteul than the hatery which formerly
encompessed him. The Auvcrgnst refuses 70 dissolve
the agreement and persists the development OF traits
OF honesty so marvellous and NAL apropos % ~ throw
the whole household into confusion. As last resort
bright servant maid is set upon him. She undermines
his integrity By the simple process Of winning his anec
lions and lures him not only into preyarcation, out
through successive stages OF ultimately to matri
mony Faoils descensus Thus tranquility Is restored
TO the distressed Chionet The piece was s1eellouty
acted by Mr.. Cho who represented the misanthrope;
Mr. Juignot VINO is always clever In dialect characters
like that Of the Auvcrgnat: and Miss Alns Delange'
who personated the lively sopbrette with abundant
vivscity.
In Ia Jois de Ia Msison." which opened
the performance last Saturday evening. the company at
Nibos Saloon do not appear to so good advantage rs
in most of the social comedies they have undertaken
The parts do not precisely tit their representatives
Miss Karsch Is pquant gentle aud persuasive S the
little treasure" but throws expression OF alto
gether too maturity into the character MOI only
in her manner but In her costume she lar exceeds
the supposed age of C6ce Her last dress was most IN
harmony with the role. Madame LaTmet did the most
that was possible with the part Of Henrette and the
gentlemen engaged In the representation sustained their
respective characters with good effect The most sue
eesssul performanceslthOugh Little strongly coiored
WAS that OF Madame Bergoon, as MADAME de Bar
mont.
Tomorrow evening 10 Gendre de NJ
Poirier-knOwn TO New York audiences by the English
version performed at waacks Theasr under the title
Of MY Noble Son.in-Lsw"-will DO repeated. On
Monday, Dec. &c, q Christmas entertainment will BE-
given TO which the attention Of hoads OF famnies o.
pecialy young families Ia invited BY the director
ACADEMY OF MUAc.-Ths advantages OF
personal popularity were exempLhed on Saturday al
ternoon ct the Academy IN msnner highly gratifying
no doubt TO ali parties concerned The streets guShsd
snow and mud and the weather was threatening. The
matinee would havs been event OF managerial gne.
but for the fact that Miss Kellogg who has recently
been made the object OF indirect but perfectly obYios
public discourtesy had leading part In the pcr'
Sormsnce. The Academy was Hlsd with an audience
which seemed sincerely anxious " recompsuse her Tor
any annoyance abe may have been made to suffer- she
was heartily welcomed and Literally spplauded when
ever the opportunity presented Itself With an inis'
l,cy and want OF tasts thstrwoud 10 singular IN any
other audience except that which NO are accustomed
to find at the Academy the particular period chosen Tor
bestowing the special compliment Of an encore was not
one when the young lady had distinguished herseh BY
singing or acting. In any artistic way but inmsdi
steIy after her drum accompaniment Of tho kssapian
cborus The intention wss good, however; and 1t Is
only fair TO remember that our operaic public would
probably not be stupid IL It could help it. Whom Miss
Kellogg reappears a. Margaret in which character
she has no occasion TO play the drunwo presume that
some more appropriate moment for tcstfyipg respect
and good feeling will be discovered. One point is well
settled however She is free nom future sfront in the
manner which last week aroused % much sympathy on
her behalf
WALLACK's THEATYR.-Mr. Dion Bouci-
caults NEW comedy How She Loves Him. viii this
evening be represented 1t Wnack Theates for the first
time In America The principal characters viii be sus'
tanned By Miss Cannon Miss Hsnriques. Miss Morsnt,
Messrs John Gilbert Fisher. Lester Wansck. Floyd
and EortOn
OLYMPIC THEArER.-" The Streets OF New.
York" will this evening be presented for tho FIRST time at
this theater The play is revival OF Mr. Boucieauits
Poor OF New. York" which was originally produced
with remarkable success In 1851 at wallaoks Theater
II Is strongly cast at the Olympic has been prepared
with great sttsntion to scenic effect
VAN AMBURGH'S MKNAGERIB.-There will be
TO-DAY new addition TO the manifold attractions OF this
uIooe of entertainment "Signor Victor" whose nAms
has noated mystcrousy on posters and IN paragraphs
for the last few days before the wondering eyes Of the
public and who now turns out 10 10 the most astonsh
ingly trained monkey Of modern days viii DO incudea
In the regular exhibition Tho collections OF wud boasts
and rare birds ere In view Of ali hours.
THR Recommendations Louise Tour.
naire the elegant rider and NJ vseks the celebrated
trapese performer are this week Joined to the company
at this establishment Marietta Zsnfreta, the funam.
bulist and tho two young Btckneys continue their
performances a. heretofore. The present programme
will be repeated only during this week ~ now Christ
mas pantomins is to be introduced on Monday next
BARSUMs MUsBUM.-Ths dramatic perform.
ances for the week Of Bsrsams Museum win b. "Debo
rah, or tho Jewish Maidsn's Wrongs." every after.
noon; and Martin the Privstssr" every evening.
In tho morning q II o'clock the IndiAa saes vii e.
hibit themselves spea tAs stags
FERMENTATION CoKOyRv.-The third series
Of concerts. under Tie dirsooa Of ths Manufacturing
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