New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

MIS- LAcoSTE AT THE FRESCH rHEATBR
Mes La.0s,o, who made Der dat art L.eLt at TIE
French Trcatcr her appearance last Spring counting for
nothng should scarcely be critic zed severely. for we
unfortunate events of the evening made farce OF the
entire performance. OF Deborah, us unnecessary to
speak for Miss Baiemans Le7L ard NJ DAILY lawsuits
have made the story Of the deserted Jevcss familiar The
public bu it is seldom that oven The minor Heaters
any play Is so wrC,,td,v acted was Detorah last
night SIR. ". y. Wilicr. announced oG tue bills as
ariis oil Califom " the hero II the occasion, and
in irving 10 do bis hs with tie 0o Josfph dd 30 oaGy
that wonder I'll, management dd not STOP inc per-
fornance and ref nd 'ho money To the a'd'epce' we
were unable FOR tte vilic "a discover what was tie
matter with MI WILDE. hls attitudes aud facial coz
ioIt. rs were cXt.aoIIluhn. AT tlst we UoleLt
he was Giving illustration u rev taiorla saioo
OF ACTING IA what might bc called Tie NLacrncss lheh
We imagined 1t ~ INT be ccIi.s, int - soon as MI
Wilerdcyered his uts. long speech We knew mai va
liquor. The artists III Iaforua may be IL TIE hahit OF
getting tiCht-aGd that VIC caILo' Lelr-but ID HeN-
York IL j. the custom 20 .Ldgt ia these little occenirc
ties after Performance, and not ltiO,e NJ Nuucre
clocuton. under these Circumstances. was actually
APPALLING usually beginning T..h shout ara 'hullg
N whisper aaG no, L' ''i'I ,y,rv ' septesee
hlt in every phrase. TINS the great misfortune oi
Miss Iaoostcs Gcit The audience sooI found kceiel
enjoyment IL Mr.. MIdgs l-doISLce % Ls an aLd VtL
s'ruggl, Ia rcmem' e. H. ih"t re 'y co." lCsss! SUI
pv and BEGAN take active part 10 the Ieiouafey
M.N dcrs passionate outtLrsis were feecISA Win
loud laughter and lloD.cal applause, WAeh hhSIy wa.
cnppcd hy proposal give Inn three cheers ana lScr
With such lover Miss L1cose must Lave been clscou-
aged bat she alorcd keep up the Appearance Of tragedy
with much patience. bat not tue least success Every
thing WAS wTong. even the audience, ~acA though goou
humorcd WIS rude. The company poor enough, ana
even the scenes The socuCl:ter were always N G-
cultics when the unhappy Dclorah knocked At J0seph
door IN the silent and drcury night the rouse otteltu
and swaycd and near to aihng on her head ttst
the audience shouted " Look ont In snort 30 rev ol
the actors knew their parts, dcporable and iuLny
WAS Mr. Wilder, r'' l0r, Lid 20 useless Miss Lacostes
n yors 10 interest the and erce that the performance
was nothing rut burcsque There were scarcely over
201perons prevent and NEST Of these went away laugh
lug al the end Of the third bet we thought waste OF
time to say longer What happened after 10 O'Clock,
whether the play ooutrood or the manager mace an
apology we do not know II y enough that Mlss
Iacosc was perfectly helpless, unassist,d by good act
lu from her companions sympathy from the auaehee
She is young md pretty but shc possesses talent she
did not prove it las, night We repeat LoweSer that
il would be unfair % criticize lady WHO VAS reahy
almost unfortunately placed ~ 'Le helone -, on NJ
aled and we only wish hey better support tnan M
Wilder next SATURDAY or Mr Wilder better comprehen-
sion of what is due 20 common deoeAcy.
Mr.. DAN BRYANTs farewell BENEFIT
The performance al Wa.ldeAs TLeaer tonight VIII De
for the benefit of Mr. Dan Bryant, whose engagement
closes with the week. Nr. Bryant has double ciailh
upon his counrmcnthai he portays the IrSh character
naturally aud that ne appears N drama WSn
appeals 10 l Sympathy. We trust ne Lay III! '"''"''
to the largest audience OF the season.
MR.. BROUGHAMS FAREWELL BENEFIT -,
Mr. Brougham i also ahont Ia say GoodSye. re Td1
appclr for the las time this season a me winter
To morrow evening OIL which occasion he VIII tahe iIs
Farewell benefit "ODonuellt Mission VIII be per,
formed and it is extremely probable that MI brousan
Iii s,r c,s tostamcu,av words IN that kindly manner
u \
for which he il remarkable. May toe house DC eIoWueu;
Mr. Brougham has done much 10 Tighten the summer auu
make it pass pleasantly of and he ments coTdia greet
;n, at be close o. his prOracted and arduOus labor
BARNUMS MUSEUM.
Gordon Cummings great collection IN Natural listoiy,
made Dung five adventurous years, when nc stel AZ '
wills of southern Africa Las been leading feature OF
attraction at TIE Museum during the last two weeks
Multudes Of ucsous desp ite the Gun' OF the CIV! ~
this season have visited the Museum 10 inspect these cum
os,tios Ne have s,rcaav commended tae collection oil
the famous huutsmau and trust that our commentator i
not in vain MI Bmlum's tact and enterprise were Pc
clnfv DISPLAYED u the fact %. his securing INC Whole
,bsc tniineis Notwithstanding the efforts Of several
most influential ,0octe, in Europe to out.d nm ahu
thus divide toe Gordon Cumming COLLECTION we are
assured that tie British Museum was one Oh lie oPlo'
| nenis %. -. ,,....,,
MrG. l. Fox t4lcs hi. Farewell BENEFIT 81 he Gnseun,
tonight The rauom.no, season o.ofes t'-moh.~' ".u
the regular F.I aud Nmti scDsoA 'eAh'-''s 1' h'N
d.y.
WOODS THFATFR.
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