New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04
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dwels among the stars-was pleased to make himself
manifest on Saturday. in the form of intermittent rain
and thus TO throw cold water on the Kcan matinee at
the Broadway Theater. Nevertheless the melancholy
Dane transacted his customary business spiritual and
temporal in the presence Of cool audience. and died
to the solemn satisfaction Of all concerned 1t is an
nounced that Hamlet will not again be represented,
during the engagement OF the Kesns, but we hope
that s1ch inty hearted determination will not be full
filed. Mr. Kean's Hamlet Is a personation Of charac
tor that ought TO be even il be not admired by
every votary Of the drama-and give it only twice is
scarcely TO give it fair chance. Tonight Macbeth"
viii be performed after much and careful preparation.
This by reason Of its Imaginative qualities, Is the
grandest OF Shakspeares tragedies and safely
predict that 1t will be well represented. Mr.. Keans
Macbcih-as We anticpate-wiu be peerless perform
snoe. No actor that wo remember, unless it be Mr..
Edwin l.. Davenport ia well qualified to personate
the regal murderer so weird and poetic in nature,
terrible in his crimes awful in his remorse and his
miserable death Mrs Kean of course, will play Lady
Macbeth. The style Of this ladys acting is intelee
tua and tie methods OF her art are skul and refined
Her success-such it isis the fruit Of taste and long
experience but il is not particularly brilliant. There
is a legend that she great actress. The fire
that used to burn, however now burns no more But
Mrs Kean Is a stately lady and subtly skful artist
whom to see is always to like not always to admire
The Stranger and king Lear also to be pro-
duced at the Broadway during this weektho latter on
Friday evening when Mrs. Kean will have Benefit.
Mr. Frank Drew appeared at this theater on Satur
day evening. Our readers may remember that Mr.
Drew played long engagement, last year. at the
Olympic Theaer appearing chiefly in burlesque parts
His talents in this branch of theatrical art peculiar
and uncommon-as may be in his performance o.
the burlesque Camille. lie is to play each Saturday
night at the Broadway during the continuance Of the
Kean engagement This will close on the 22d inst
Then will come MADAM Celeste-emerging from very
ancient history-and then Olive Logan who is one Of
the most accomplished and brilliant members Of the
dramatic profession. Rumor-ae spsn roate ssrenG,-
heralds the production at that time OF new piece by
the interchangeable Mr.. DE Walden.
After twelve nights more Of "Arrah-na
Pogue. at Niblos the Rayels will commence an en-.
gagement on the 18th of September. They. in turn,
will be succeeded by Mr. Forrest" superhuous legs"
&c-who will play four nights week. the other two
being left for tie greatest actress in America Jean
Davenport Lander.
The Winter Garden, having disgorged Mr..
Barnum's vast and wandering Museum-whch hence
forth will be found 10 the Chinese Building on Broad
way-wi be opened for the regular seasOn,on Wednes
day evening OF this week. Mr.. Clarke will play Major
De Boots His persona,on Of this character is widely
known and is known only 10 DO admired. Mr.. Stuart
has engaged new theatrical company. aud the pros
pect &, good for brilliant W Mr. Booth APP
pearl That question is anKIously asked by his Id.
mirers. For part trust that It will speedily be
answered in tho Affirmative.
The portals of Wallack's Theatre remain
mys,eriously closed Indeed rigid barrier Of boards
defends the main entrance. and ruihessly limits the
glAnccs Of inquistye eyes Fancy. however conures
up the forms Of the carpenter and painter within the
murky solitude OF that deserted temple and apollo
musing his monument But fact will presently
heve the yglant watch OF fancy. The theatre will be
opened two weeks hence. Meanwhile Mrs Wood has
summoned together her brigade Of mirth at the Olyn.
pic which is soon 10 be opened. with a buresgue
In long time therefore. shall be able 10 comfort
ourselves with the reflection that the Regular season"
the calendar Is also satifacton TO the anxious mind.
Herman comes next week, to the Academy of
Music. Blitr meanwhile continues TO glitter at his
hall OF magic. a lecture Bullfrogs. by Mr. Frank
Cahl j. announced for next Monday evening at bod
worths Hall The BulfTogs TO be present, in large
numbers and it is anticipated that the public will fol
low their example in that particular Such is the map
Of town amusemcns for the present week and for some
time 70 come We confidently anticipate brilliant
Autumn
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