New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
Theutcrs.

Mr.. Dan Bryant enters, tonight, upon the
last week of Ms engagement at Wallacks He has
played Tim O'Irien in 1.-THE Irish Emigrant;" Handy
Andy in the play ofhat Nance and MyleS'naC oppaieen
in "The COLLEEN Bawn;" and this evening he Will enact
Paddy ORaferty. in Tyrone Powers comedy OF
Born To Good Luck" His position. good rep-
rescntatve of the Irish drama, is now assured. lie
has passed successfully from Burned Cork the Cork OF
HibeFria and we presume that he will be wise enough
to take backward step Naturaness is Mr.. Bryants
strong point actor; and In Irish characters from
common o he impresses one ms being " to the manner
born lis singing. for example which has little claim
merit the Of execution. Is yet peculiarly ex
oecnt for the that Is exactly that of the merry
humorous sentimental roicking Irish peasant. This
quality Of appropriateness marks his speech his
gesiures his facial expression, his bypay. and those
delicate porirayas Of the huctuatng Irish temperament
HOW sad volatile, now ludcrously unimpressibe.
and now vivid as hght-ios which his acting Is re-
meIkablo. Amper experience will doubtless, give
him greater ease. and certain repose and breadth OF
manner, which he lacks. His best inpersonaiion.
thus far Is Myles .Coppaloen. The present is the
sixth week Of his engagement at Wallacks. After its
close he will probably rest awhile. preparatory to a
professional tour OF the provincial beaters-Mr Hol'
lands name among Others appears in the cast OF Born
To Good Luck. which play will be preceded by "A
Pretty Piece of Business" Tie bill is good one. and
will. no doubt carry Mr. Bryant's engagement grace
fully and pleasantly to close.
The only other change that have 70 chronicle takes
place OF Barnum's Museum. An extra ATTRACTION Is
to be there youohsad to light in the shape OF an cqnes
trim par.ommo Monsieur Duchanmeau' il its name
The fearless Nicolo the gigantic female from Nova
Scotia the exceedingly fat woman and all the rest o.
Mr.. Barnum's bewildoring trophies of modern enter
prise remain like Mrs. Micawbers twins. in ra'a quo
An Irish play entitled "Arrah na. Pogue." is per
formed nightly at Niblos
AZ the Summer slowly waues and cools Into Autumn
we catch far-of echo OF the buslenote Of theatrical
preparation. Bot the sound is somewhat indsinct a,
yet That the Eavcls are 10 succeed "Arrah ma
Poguc' at Niblo'-. and that the Keans commence an
engagement at the broadway Thcatcr, the 2sh Inst
next Monday has already been noted 1t may now
be- mentioned that Mr Stuart win disposses Mr.. Bar
nuns aunals. and open the Winter Garden. for the
rrgu1r season. September thc-th We do not credit
The rumor which iorotell, the appearance OF John
Broueham ut that time. As TO Walsoks and
the Olympic silence Is pleased 20 be silent,
Mr. Lester Waliaok was lately at New London,
and wns not In very good health. Bot we earnestly
hope that tie sweet air Of the mountains and the brac.
Ing winds OF the will he his good samsrltans. and
viii presently send him back well and happy. TO his &c
custoncd sphere 81 labor. The advent OF Jefferson j.
expected at the Olympic but hs has first to play an
gngomcnt at the London Adelphi. succeeding John
Owens and appearing in version Of :" Rip Van
Wrinkle. prepared for him by Mr. Boncicaut
ATtemus Ward T. 10 commence saying ''Adoo." at
irving Hall next Monday evening II will take him six
nights 10 conduct and conclude the melancholy ccremo
MES incident to lis farewell
Broadway. which--snce some ingenious being lit
upon the device OF illuminated glass le,Iers-often
shines with the sudden making of splendid names,
eth shines nightly with that OF signor Bs. IT,. who
gives notice that ho has mo relation in the world in
his lire of business and that bis hall is half filed
each evening with the beauty and fashion Of the city
The Sgnor deserves that his hall should be wholly filed
If only for his singular ankness In not. under these
circumstances. advertising it crowded to overflow
ing by the very e. Of the Metropolis and the adjacent
couutT,.'