New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
mems engagement at this theater. Sic win psy tvu
weeks more. Leah" continues to be acted svcry

wish to with entire accuracy and justice -
TN subject 1t is well understood. and 1t has Often
been sted IN these columns, that the play Of" Lesh
Il IA adaPs ation Of the German drama OF "Deborahs
written by Herr osentha and often acted with gresa
success upon tie European s,age-notably By Madame
Rs'ori In speaking OF "L.eah." therefore, as Mr.,
Days pay we wish to be understood only eredtins
hI@ win the American adaptation. 1t Is not, in ous
opinion, particularly good adaptation, bat 1t was
originally advertised es Mr. Days and there 10
be no good reason why his name should DO witbhei1
from Il at the present time The 0xenford
process to which it was subjected in London IL pretty
wen understood both there and here. Once for an
however, let say tba: whatever dramatic power ana
significance the piece contains Is attributable to Moss.
thai its German author, and neither to Americas
adapter or English revamper-slbeit Justice requires
that these latter little barqucs should be permitted
Pope has il, to
Pursue the triumph and partake the gale"
by the Germans Deborah (" is much admired. a. ~
have said In its present dress it appears Also to b
exceedingly popular Miss Batemans acting in the
principal character remains usual type Of chrsnis
mcdocrity Yet she is announced as the first tragic
actress Of the time. We shall hope her in otAss
plays before the close Of her engagement. $3.50.
OLYMPIC THRATBR. ,t.rl9
London Assurance" has been acted here
three times this week aud has enabled Mrs. Wood to
appear In mrbful gusc. that genial female sport
Lady Gay Spanser. 1t also presented Mr.. e. L. D..
yenport in the agreeable part Of Dazzle which he played
with grace vivacity In other respects the a
parts did not prove to DO especially good Last night tie
bill was ohanged-Mrs. Wood appearing as Arc,
Braceefrdle. ia The Actress by Daylight" pro-
which enables her To illustrate the three moods Of s
opncI~ A.
sfo acted. 4 Ii b-i,c.'., e. .-sblgn5 ..
ro WINTER GARDEN a9al 70. fig s.a..
Mr. Booths last performance Of Hamlet CD
Tuesday evening, witnessed BY oreof the sresss
audiences Of the season. Tbs melancholy Dane -
picturesque and Impressive ever ard passes, asAg
in solemn beauty. lie VIII. however, bs uelcona.
whenever lie comes in the 81 60 Of NJ. Boo'h There
are by the way tBo trivial defects In Mr. Boohs pre-
senaton OF this character which he ought remedy
by discardns tho old and p city well eIpocd reading
81 tnow hawk from a haa'-sar," and also BY dis'
caring the usage Of pluckine at inag nary war %
bis hand. when altering the Words make Ossa hks .
wart" There Is no need Of such extremely realistic
illustration. On "Wednesday 81 tho matinee, HI.
Booth again appeared Fay Bias. On Wednesday
night the thAster Via ced for the rehearsal off, Hioh-
eleu" which PERFORMED last evening. for the h1s
time The play has been furnished with the most
scrupuopsly accurBte appointments. ME Boothb
IieLeeu always exseetipgy impressive. II soma
what theatrical snd Tier, is no doubt that a. newre
yiyed the drama Sil have long and prosperous run
~. LUCY EvsHrss's THRATga. ri, ss 5rs
iu ,"The Il. aek, Donino" and the new burlesque
Of Arrah.na PogIe brOugtt out at this hose a.
Monday evening As to the representation OF shfs'
former picce silence is kindness. NJ. SehonbergS
burIesoss Be,wecn you and Ne and the Post" taRn
out Us we autcipsted 20 be clever piece Of work.
II Is arars.ng AM smoothly and tastefay written,
albeit wnore hbei al Infusion Of jokes would improve
IT, Mis. Resa Cooke daughter Of the late rid r,csA
arnentei John r. Cooke. appears in It, and sastainAs
with tasre vlvscy. aid much musical talen: the pm.
cspai character. p .-.l-.--- 81 a. d .lal. ..lss2i
~ BARSUM's MUSEUM. ehs-
IL seems almost 81 srfuous to call public al -
,eftfcn TO an insttu ION which .ls become ,perA
uen,ly fixed IN popular esteem A. Bsrnums Mufe'u T.
We do NOT ovets,ate TIE fsc, when say that the
seu inspires tic minds 81 ts hnbisu attendants II
~ ingled admiration AND It's msroctiops req ain
In full force-one hunttrd thousand slros atthes
emit time-and It's Manager is coniinas.y seeking and
procuring novelties On fstn ~ February - anna
: 70 be produced nj the Mnscnm wbichha tcets vsry
ons time IN pre- partition end has cost what "a soloa
,hinpIc might describe rs AZ good zeal Of . oaey.s
We shall be very glad TO witness an Irpieses ens in
ne drsma 10 element Of the Museum. Mr. Bl~ TN re-
large and faithful stock OF followers aodpS sppne
tuines OF dsny good, which he ooght nst % neglect
The DRAMA as an educational power. is % e cf tie
most potent Influences Of she age. wbeh nj Or good ~
.yi and whosoeyer welds that nfuenee5 asssius .hs
weight OF avery serious responsibility. iNt =
.'a,J BROADWAY THaATRa. g. trti,5.
There will be Matinee pr ,rf FINANCE q
Scion ssinele' at this thea.sr on Ss urday. Mr.
Owens attracts large audiences aud HI eDgay ssosns
here bids fair to continue throughout be rest Of ths
-.-7 '' wooD'sTlEATER- saol agi.ssi', .a'
4 Mr.. Chanfran's j" Nose" pr nv es a proitabiS
atracsion here Ibe piece sasbee reduced Ia better
At, 10 ard With much bcsx eest OF parts Than at the
Broadway some time ac ''The Iri 81 Tiger is acted
q, an aferpieee. Mr. @. e. DS zen port appearing -
Paddy Ryan, and singny Irish con Is With equal reisA
and effect
NETWORK CfRcUs.L
Mr.. James Robinson illustrates the English
chass every rsh unr. Op "Wednesday aud Sat-
urday afternoons this est,olt,Sucnr. Is won,
aer,l equestrian Mr. Levi J. North alss sppssrs In
special acs7 entitlel I" Bscohusp Msaare Lcu'ss
1ournairo likewise psrtci pstss IN the, Entertainment
which nslndes tbs Oriental spectacle M The Han q
the Arnbs in the Desers" and the rztraysgausa Of
"Ths CobbIer AID rsiioa
.~, 80 THE MISsTRELs..i oAi 10 IONS
The farce Of" The npuble-T ,edded Room 10
tue principal st.rscta tits wscx az Christys Fiffh
Avsaue, Open Hous2z There sill be matineee.
g.lu "a lriq 90 s-F mipi'H' ~
l. .Iei on Rrle iFlsncais' ad T" Used Up are the
rr;bcipsl features OF the wee KS programme at Bry-
anti. ban Bryant appears in the latter piece Ss
Dlysey. s, tisrr GO foN p II b9il'n'. 'A' 20 lii'"