New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

Az, Wood az Bella Wlr may beaccouned tedious element
II not grateful feelings 10 be Obliged 10 lue IN 'I
s,pnor 10 the last peronaon OF character BY ME- "oo'
ahat is likely 10 here for long time to come bu' H
Truth Mrs Wood by her generally oeoaT manner au
~ the Introduction q coarse 0nl Mmel gags mo 'ne
,,,t the MAY rc ay mars he performance Nshe fuTel
faoung-as NAY well be the cse would be wise 1oi nei 70
resign the part auother Remher Of the company WHO might
larce 10 DO Justice Ore change Las already been made IN
abe esst since piece first acted MI Charles refers
no original and much admired Beney kas succeeded MI
Kames IN the character OF tho oheru0o WU known IN TIE
nuilv CIRCLE As X w. MI plays the part exceedingly
well lie has manesty, studied Dickens AID uDaef'
stands HIM Other OF the players seem TO have over
hauled their Mutual Friend" 10 some advantage
Nj Bonaoe nearer the truth than lie was at INST as
Eae.Ae Hraybpra-but not much The swell element 30
10 SPEAK is st noticeable Hroylrrh portrayed by DICK
WIS &C. above all else gentleman The word means sfea'
aeal and does clothes. MI Garrison mas mu0n
improved his portrait Of Bradley RadtoH o assuming lui
ster tone Of suppressed passion ms IN young
sctoI is good sign because shows study ana the uee 10
AZ. we'll MANY young actors ere contented be called actors
and 10 70 and sage various garb ana they ma
satisfaction hecoutentment than any BODY ese does
pleasant also that the somewhat too e2uUeaAt
Ms, Glover who PLAYS Laa learnt lesson in good
sGfte Her performance in the first instance had more BODY
han mindn it. That is changed. She is clever cham
itrHad actress and ought improve and win worthy pro
fstous rank on the American stage. 10 remains that VIC
mention that the piece is now played IN three acts Ine
eject Of the scene which Riderhooa and Hedds0Hs
are drowned heightened by the introduction OF
snow storm Immediately after this scene instead OF the
curtain comes carpenter scene which, gracefully enough
prepares the way for denOuemen Time has fny con-
tred orr first rresons as 10 the ephemerl character Of
ths drama almost entirely upon BH and scenery
And take its place among standard plays mere
OT dramsss in such fact aud hence We aiude 10
n second time Brains essential 10 dramatic liter
stare than paint and cooed FIRE and mechanical appliances
Let r understood 10 deny however that there
sOol deal Of good material in Our Mutual Friend and that
agreeaby presented at the Olympic The piece acted
every night snd every admer Of Dickens ongh to see
NEW BowFRY THBATRR.
TIE Simmer season at the New Bowery will be
jrauguraed on the satudaby an afternoon
and evening performance by the Buisay Family This is
troupe Of athletes and pantomme players aud comprises six
en enc boy and girl They are TO be assisted by ORA
matte company which numbers among It's members that tai
,rted and viyacious actor Mr. George Beeks Corps de
Ballet aud company Of skaters viii likewise participate in
fo entertainment The performances Saturday will in
Produce these various of novelty and interest and
VIII include buresque called The Sleeps Foot adapted
from French by Mr. james Schonberg, whose Valiant
Valentine still fresh in public recollection and who is 10
manage the stage New scenery is TO be furnished by Mr.
billiard whose taste and skin scenic artist need no in
denement The Manager Of this new enterprise Air
Sheridan Cobn Performances TO be given every even
5ng and matnees every Wednesday and Saturday. The
Buslsy Family to have appeared Of the Academy Of
&c,
raised obstacle and the athletes etc. have taken
refuge in tie New Bowery which be made very at
fJsetive place Of Summer resort.
THE FRENCH THBATER.
The Performance at the French Theater on Tuesday
,tlng served introduce to the NewYok public NJ and
Nine Feury baso and light soprano from the theoters Of
J.1Iouse Lille and HAyie. For their debut 1t VooHtH
opereita in act by 0fenbachwas selected, IL Eeury
appearing as the old riooAez and HIS wife the god
laughter Harndof completed the trio as the sotoii or
wooden shoe maker Asa comedy lie Vo0HsUr IS beneath
sooe and is musical merits scarcely rouk higher il is evil
seuuy Of uninpired moment and probably was
dors" to order to meet the imperative demands OF
some Partisan manager. We regret that such
somposon should have been chosen or the Introduction OF
artists Who favorable circumstances would doubt
appeared to better advantage So fr as we could
sudge-despte the weary monotony the pecee Feury
voice Of considerable compass bat displays bad method
She evidently acquainted with the stage and would
soutt prove welcome addition 10 NJ JJgne,s company,
were che only to appear ordinary yaudevies NJ fenfy
has good voice but apparently has not brought entirely
nndeT control il evidently lacks feXbllty We
sload like 10 hear these artists again before pass
she fnal judgment. lie Violoa,aE preceded ~
q ,prsltly ono act Scene OF Partisan Life entitled
10 rsar. crseia. which was Interpreted by Mile.
FottI aud NJ Chamounin. Lest this piece should
,. eonfounded with the celebrated Ia DANE Aur SmsGs
would state that the flower il the present comedy is gift
90 the widow which, being brought in 10 pot and placed
N window accidentally falls into the street and crushes The
kat Of gentleman passing The Of the hat iInmedi
ssy enters IN rage and demands compensation for the
Injury which s given During the interview, he Lecomes
snsmored Of the widow, and makes precpate confession
sh passion which lady receives very oody rings the
l orders glass Of brought 10 him in The supreme
Uomen Of his ayows and leaves tie The gentle
MAJ insulted takes bis departure leaving bis card.
Ils seeing her return The widow discovers
hat her mpetuous visitor whom she hiss cayery treated
81 DO other than distinguished lawyer Of merit whom
abe bat who she knows rendered he nyaua
Ole service OF her fortune Chagrined that
ale should behaved ude 70 whom she owed 30
much and Who besides Pors wei worth the winning,
bemosnng mistake when the lawyer again appears
s tie door and the widow embraces the opportunity to
express her deep regret the The lawyer ga
Isusy accepts apology and the situation rapidly assumes
tender character lady being such denoue
nsnt and allowing herself 10 be led into warmer
,yowas than perhaps prudent whenhe lawyer rings
The bell aud orders glass Of water for bis lovely hostess The
latter first nonpussed and at such sudden revenge
hut finally agrees the good part whereupon
e 1s shake hands and the curtain falls Given
ihe plot readers supply the acting which was good
from memory and Imagination La ptues CaMsa was fol
loved by musical ia,eTBede by NJ aud Nine. Feury and
the entertainment concluded by the performance Of the
popular Fms Q9i PsareH with Manager Juignet
Clambly It is only necessary TO add that Nine Larmet
and Nile. Hnry together with NJ. NJ. Fontenay and
Dengne who filed the other parts acted with their
Toned viyscity and excellence.
On Saturday evening that careful and capable artist H.
ClGmOunin will take benefit fact which he himself
uourced speech Tuesday The programme for the
occasion good oneRoquarre comedy vaudeville in four
acts and lie Coueker GvHs EtoS We not acquainted with
Rsss,lsst but comedy vaudeville after the manner Of
Les Byys de rEf given Saturday evening prom
the many friends Of NJ ChaDounn very pleasing enter