New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
THE DRAMA.
RISTORI.


Madame RstoH has, thus far appeared five times in
New-York and once in Brooklyn, aud has enacted two
characters--Medea and Mary Stuart Her personations
of these characters have taken strong hold upon the
public mind and will long be remembered Tonight she
will appear IN new part-that Of Qpesa Eh-a6ah of
England. The Rstor nights this week are Monday,
wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Ga Tuesday evening
Madame Risor will play Mary Stuart, at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music Her personatl0n Of Elizabeth will,
presume be several times repeated II IS said 70 be
OF tho most stately aud impressive Of her perform
ances. When she played in London, in the Summer of
1853 the English critical papers were especially eloquent
in their praises Of this effort The piece IN which she ap
pears the work of Italian author Sgnor Gaeomett,
aud s founded upon he old story Of Ezl1ehs love for
the Ear of Essex and the gift Of the historic ring IL
introduces among other persons, Lord Bacon and Sir
Francis Drake, but its interest Of course ceners in the
Queen and the whole eliminates IN her death. Madame
Rsor genius is said to be revealed in great spendor, in
the closing scene while her entire port-aurc Of the
virgin Queen" is historically accurate and therefore
graphic and picturesque judith, by The same author,
is 10 PREPARATION.
THE FRENCH THEArER.
IL gives pleasure announce that preparations
nearly completed for tho dramatic season at this
house under the direction of Messs Jugnet and Drvet
and enjoy French comedy and TO them this fact will be
good news The new company Tor both drama aud comic
opera arrived here the nth inst and the season is 10
be inauguraed on the 9th of October subscriptions
book for the sale Of choice seats viii be opened to-day.
II il designed 20 offer in apid Attenuation, comedy vade
Vile drama and comic opera, and for this purpose NM
Jugnu and Dryet have chosen large and talented CON-
pany list u which is appended. For drama, etc:
Premers roles Leon Feaot and Charles Sorbot; Jelnes
Premier. Ernest Chaueosl ard Albert Mary Second Pre-
mer role Enie Walter. Comiues Edgard Cho apd Fran
els Nrgnaud Roles Saconi1res D. DuYal Cyprien OhTer;
Premier role Jeane Mile Rosa Saunier Jenne Premier IN
gepnite Mile Madeleine Cfuel Ficmele oouDIe,te, %
quee Nile Cene Denbrun Sou0rette Marquee and Duegne
Niue Estee Bludrct; Duegue mere noble Moe Dare To-
genuite, Premiere Amolreuse Nile Ieurg'no Ihorey Am
Crvenance and Soabctes, Nile DeigGs Secoude Ingenu
Secende SOubree Nile Aphonsine; Roles Secondaires
For Comic Opera. etc--Tenors NJ NJ. Anthelme Gallot
Armand he Surmont aud Charles Scrbot Baritone Fran
co.'s Wilhelm; Basso jean Vert and Emle Walter Ieaors
Comques Rdgard Francis Vr9usud and Detgne Laruette
Theresa Blnconsgo. Premiere Dlgakon Mile Jeanne au
RENTS Seconds Chaniues Nile. Feline Dembrun, and Nile
Dare First Chef dOrctcstre VI Ausrsts PredGami
ond Chef dOrchestre NJ Francois kerA2 Chez des Cheur
N. Philippe Kobn
Mr. AND MRS. HOWARD PAUL.
These performers much praised in England where their
entertainment has crioyed in Of upward OF one thou
and nights will make their first appearance here this
evening At Irving Hall Mrs. Pau will sing Henry
RUSSELL, descriptive song OF 1.-The ship on Fire.,
and the Dream of the Reyeer, and will give an mi-
tatiOu OF the great English tenOrsnGer, Snms Reeves
Mr. Paul will appear n sketch called Ripples on the
Lake" and viii sing the old ballad, When George the
Third was King THIS programme bids fair 20 be unique,
trust 1t viii be vel attended Mr. Paul. II We Re.
member ghty visited tins country six years ago, and
won much popularity The present enterprise managed
by Me,srs. Jarret, y Palmer.
BROADWAY THEATER.
MI Hacke will tonight appear Faisfq6 in Henry
the Fourth lis peSonaion of this character Is too
well known to require description, and admirable to
disarn criticism. Tie has played IL for many years and
in very many places, sud think II safe 10 say that no
appreciaye lover OF tie drama has seen this per-
f0rnanee without wishing to see IL again. Mr..
IIackeit VIII appear every evening, and at Saturday
matinee.
Magic Mitchell viii succeed Mr Hackctt
BARNUN ) MUSEUM.
THE Lady in Black and Our American Cousin are
10 be presented this week nj Barnum's Auseum-the
former IN the afternoon, the latter In the evening.
Gordon Cummings collection Of skins and skulls,
horns etc, may still De seen in the exhibition halls
SIBLO's GARDEN.
1.-THE Black Crook AS a thing OF course. IL bids fair
TO run for months Never was baet-hereabouts--
perfect or So much After All the town goes to see
tho dancing girls and the splendid scenes. There WILL as
usual, be a matinee on Saturday.
OLYMPIC TIRATER.
The production OF our American Cousin at this
house has bccn-ycry wiseydeferred and Mr. Jefferson
will continue tor the present, TO play R'P Van W'"ks
A considerable impetus has Of late been given 70 the
study OF acting art, ard will earnestly counsel all
students 70 see Mr. Jefferson in this character The
American stage has rarely witnessed such superb
delineaton.
ITALIA (GERMNS) THgATFR.
"Rubens in Madrid iiye-act drama by Madame
Charlotte Birch Piei1er Is announced here for this
week Mr. Haerting will play RabenS, and Mrs. Methua
Scheller viii appear Donna Elena. The Spendthrtt
is IN preparation.
Au operate drama called The Bronze Horse will be
brought out at this tLeaer tonight Grace Darling"
will also be played.