New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
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( 1t Is old-fashioaed to like "6he Stoops 10 Goa
quer, but sufficiently oldshionsd 70 nke One a
Che great merits Of the stage In Godsmhs time
all lis did encourage literary aos
sThose who wrote plays depended then upon their ew
invention aud drew their characters and om buEH
nature and society. The statement needs some ilsns
Qualification but n the main IL is deisniths coaedy
illustrates Tho genuinene Of the old school Of writing Though
Is not pitched in high key, and though its dialogue s
hagl In places presents great variety Of auusas
character and picture Of that both anfheao ana
agreeable On walscs stage II Is always well cast ssd we'd
played aud its representation makes feel how tdy ws
share with the British nation the treasures of old Enghsh
Literature For the London plays Of today may care bu
little but the sturdiest John Bah cannot love mora
deeply than we do the works-and the ASSOCIATIONS
belonging che wo such authors Goldsmith and Cola
and Sheridan Tho performance Of "She soops Goa
quer Monday evening ssespecsy delightful from thsfsct
that introduced Mr. Lester walIack more after Goa
siderable period Of fretremeu 70 he public Of NewYork Ha
appeared young ao and be infused knor
and unyeding vysciy and graceful warmth Of
humor that both surprising and delightful In tho Grs
interview with old Bardeas and in the first interview win
ss Haccase his nonchsnnce and his clever bs4hl
snd suggested most oby the varied talent and The unerae
tact Of The accomplished comedian The personaiion had
times appeared 70 be chatting. But this daiscs
,hss Hs Ma %spsos eoaI & made sueeniy lively wiss
infusion Of farce N; wsllsok was very cordially
appnuded making his first entrance and several tines
called before the curtain Of the performance
e note that be seems % have quite recovered Bic
dnmatc profession than Mr. waack has been accustomed
work both manager and actor and i Is good sugay
to superiatsna the afsirs Of tAs hEst and tsst
comedy thsaer IN Che United State Bet Mp %aiacs vas n
ss.s sss' q n Ss ssssssS sssss q Mo- @ s ::
Mr. Ssssos = a q ss,s M T Young : Dsp M Sss
Mrs Bardeess and Nj George Holland as Tony Lr,piss
Is one Of ne memorable personsOns Of the stage Il @ u
humor. and Ia dashed with delicious vein Of qusiat
OF than rs years is interesting and charming
that bo shoBd vai dispo mscfn snch acharacer Tn1
ns .ssse & ssa ns n' was sesS WITH m E
as Ies Ksr Tonight and again on Friday and SAILOR.
pssoraod Thsrsday via witness repetition Of toeps
% Conquer Athe conclusion OF the play Monday night Ne
grsoefu speech ef thanks. .......f ~ ..-., ~
RtCHsLTEU AT THE wISTER GARDEN.
Bulwer LIS ttons famous play was acted last night.
@ the Winter Garden the rs time this The thea
Ger crowded Ia eTcy part and the piece received sih
frequent hsay sppauss The scenery smpeyed ths
presented sst How truthful and beautiful thst
scenery need here BE- toll All Playgoe remember As
elaborate aad gorgeous library in Rcheus palace s
scmber ,atcricr os ROueL he significant sembsaos
gardens Tuiiees and the sumpucus Threas cc
They were al reproduced lsss night Ths cast with whicA
the pay wss acted better than that OF last yecs
Mr. Bartoa Hin played Bduedas and redeemed that chso
Der from The rePrOaeh Opoa Y The absurd
srph ihs honest sccle.isscd watchdog. Nj LssDgvss
dress D Bsrnght Mrs Mefhaa Scheer assumed the pst
ot Jgii. De hertif"sr. Thi. sciEsss has not qsss
psc"iisrs Isssiss Her ju. cIed Necessary
charming part We should mention that The part OF Marian ID
Lors represented last night By Miss Cushing scres
SSS o.: .:s s", .Ss sSS,' go
quick Intelligence Her manifest lack Of experience hst
s1Sres sS ss' no description and ks orsure Of TIC
dins last evening scarcely calls forth comment Reas'N
corrcslondngy theatrical in the matter o.
eocuOn His Interpretation Of the ssionic hunor Of tss
pricstly especially perfect set on and conrssted ss
with winning andertoae Of sentiment and enderness M
acting the latter part Of the third act and hroueoat "a
tions and takes captive intellect The great threat Of The
Of Rome sns given las. night win all MT Bo0'er a Qua
OF this explosion is not above Question; and yet T
the dSs s.aaSa 'sa Amer all man ought no. 70 b.
pec,ed % % ie.ever natural whea ~ ns srhe ~
poini however 70 be argued By ogicans at leisure
Passion and eryof seldom % wen exemphhed - az
1eoros.y spssdsd II psSss and was ssysr e es
bsore the curtain His csu completely dsd she dol
sce and d%S Hss 'S ss sss
Friday oyoaas al tho Brooklyn ACADEMY Of Music 70 ~
rlf BOOTH MATINEE TODAY. t si ~
The reader is especially reminded that Matinee
will be given ct the Winter Garden to-day when Mr. Boct
win appears The Stranger and Don Cesar do Bszea T
extremes OF awful gloom and enhancing morrnent viii has
icached-he sympathetic spectator passing sweeV om ''s
10 snilcs
MISCELLANEOUS.
II is proper that We should again protest against the
use OF the word rendition is dramatic criticism II cor
rapt Eagsh Rendition the sending back Of scmehisE
Il ees not Interpretation To talk Of actors fcx
dtlQa OF character 10 talk Ye. the phrase %
such In the pres 10 be nuisance We
sneat OF theatrical articles 70 reform stcsehs
The farce Of "Joness Baby" Is nightly played a
hs Olympic az prelude TO The Long Strike IL full o
un. Mr. Robson appears In IT, This the last week o. ''s
after piece. -. -a.rr .frsl CT
The new fairy spectacle "Cendrillon" Will be
,roueht out next Monday the Eev.Yok TaesteE Tbs
Dresent 10 the fth and last week Of Griffith GaaEt