New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
Amusements.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

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It is with great pleasure that the l. mado Of
COMPLETE SUCCESS
attending tho production q the
adapted eIpre,sly for
THE OLYMPIC.
| TANNING A BUTTERFLY,
AUeUsrlN DAILY, author q LEAH THE EoasAKEN,
FRANK WOOD, author Of LEAH THE FoRsooK.
Mrs JOHN WOOD and Mr. FRANK DREW
THE STRENGTH a Or viii TIE COMPANY
and which, its first sentaon, received with every
UNEoUIvoCAL APPRECIATION,
| fully warTsntiug It's being announced for
! REPETITION ON MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 90
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
"i'A'''' SMTfadipERs OF THE COMPANY:
CLARKE, J. II. sToDpAEGG;, NY, W iDA1nyyIIRaE.
VIE sE sT BROWN, Mis- j. WALTkRs, Miss AdALiE
HARRIS, and Mia +. PRESTIGE.
Doors open at Il performances commence Of ~
Seats secured three dcys In advance.
OPINIONS or ThE PRESS.
| Nxw.TORK HERALD. go
OLYMPIC TREArEsA lively piece, in three acts entitled
Tanning Bitterly, and adapted nom ne French by Mo..s
Day end Wood played this estabshment for tho hr
time lat night Though tho piece has the smallest possible
amount Of story seems to be more the worse t' tha h
bad decided Ths cast includes the whole strength OF
tie company.
f. the most sparkling play have this season. As Tor
lying It, however should Is soon think Of ansyzng
sunbeam 1t Of those brilliant ,scinating wicked too
wicked carnations oftbe French brain which deish yor
without your knowing you laugh despite yonr,e
ze you ont OF your udmen. and send you hons wonder
and the stupidity tyou can't tell which, Of your
such ar.,s ss Mr.. John Wood, Mr. sedey grovn Miss
Hl. ir j. II. stoddsrt Mr.. X. Mortimer Nj Davidge,
and Mr. frank Drew, leave you to Imagine pronAsins u
fe in 10
the subject next week
In tn. piece called Taaing Boeray "-producea here
Thursday nghta wayward husband ngenoasy irg'-
arms OF hi sighted wife Win nd and agreeabe rebuks
honns Of the Kind could happen Community that punches
RasHr ba aud Frank Wisely s s6ned
ryns to locze the Partisan original Ther efforts have
bn the 5,ose and add the popularity Of scenes hat
i, brght and uproaous on, esnmen a9rdns ample scope
for the best artists Of Mira Woods company 1t Will supply
the habpcs of the Olympic with hours Of uninterrupted
fGn-and what would they esk morei
e,,-s Ausu.tln DAILY and Frank Wood have made wei
come addition to the reperoy o. the olympic Company IN
nifty eel ed Tanning Butterfly" and which duly pro-
piece received with indubabe favor by the audience
Had been localized well stiansated iron lie Psplon
and the sturdy American nomenclature WIN is array OF
smiths Browns Chgbbses, JoDeses e ceera been subs;i
uted for The fnci French names under which the DRAMA Is
pcrons introduced th. comedy might rrn race for
merorious production hundred times over than sna
sx,ravr gent creation. 49, .
The excellence Of the plot TIE fnesseo with which the
are the wit OF the dialogue and The coca
nature many situations combine 20 r Of the most en-
teranng comedies put uon the metropolitan Stage In nnny
seasons. IL will be kept the bills until further notice
THE ALBIoS.
Il spsrkes from beginning 10 end with trne Gallo iuster
This situations ore groescne the dialogue lively The plot
thin is interesting and tho moral gmmerng through
rosy mis-: Of fun, is not without sgn!hcance IL h certain
u me n,s Of ba5dry NJ Bayase was as he always t.
correct and eomics while Mrs Sedcy Brown, Enette,
acted with her customary srchness aud pert vivaciy The
ost difficult part Of elthSt OF Beaujoaswss sustained
with hunor BY Mr.. Frank Drew. Mr. stoddarN too, made
himself successfully udcrous hoac, aud Mr Clarke
remains 10 be- noted that Miss Irving Miss Harris Miss Wal
r3 and Miss Prestige did their respective duties win COM
uendable compofufe. Finally II you would enjoy hearty
laugh 20 and how Butterfly l. Tanned at the Olympic
ExPRKss.
and now the reader has al the dramats persona These
IN order 20 snusng play the edApte have thrown
together in the grotesque buresque and rcial eobna
opp,sou making the spectator laugh Ia spe o
b alscf though not very well knowing wherefore.
Atroeiously droll In situation and, on the whole, mos,
succ... inblny Of tho most Ian liable features OF quasi
s4laurY, well worthy Of tho hilarious reception
which Il met with even Il FIRST night.
Of the play has before H. or a. least shonld
have there any taste Tor good sharp Satire merrimen
remaining In the city.
DAILY YEws.
The dialogues prghtly well written and the hror
foh and Ia many Instances sparkling The cosnmes and
scenery brilliant and becoming marked feature at
this Tho house crowded by fashionable audi
who bestowed tine weret APPRECIATION on the play