New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
THE DRAMA.
BARNUMs MUSEUM.

bAkNlAo MboLAh'
Mr. Fox Is prospering at the Museum, and the Mu-
scum never pcalnteF than Is under the auspices OF MI
Fox Jack and GIN been produced there and has do
lighted ybody enough and see il.
The scenery good the acting Is good the incidents are
and the an Of the pantoume never hig Nothing IN
tie piece needs mendng except the speeches in rhyme that are
by the King and the Spirit OF the Sun These
halt tines aal often rhyme mpsrecly IL would b. easy
to make tel sound would be worth whiefor the
old proverb says what worth doing all Is worth doing
well Mr. Foxs paRtomime acting. by the shows that
be at least appreciates tho force of the saying He enters
all his the work and he keeps tho stage alive
win his merriment" His JACK Dar and his province In
he pantomme TO stimulate all Of mischief and set
everybody by the ears and his province duly fulfilled As
the Waor G his brother Mr. C. X Fox also with great
spirit New York the scene OF the piece and the
plot is so coatrlyed Illustrate the courship Of Little
jack Horner who a and Mary who bad little
amb lambs sacred by the spirit Of the SUM- but ore
opposed by the Soaking The former 1t is needless to say
ultimately prevails and after many humorous vcsstudes as
HARLEQUIN and Columbne pursued by Clown aPanaloon
the lovers are happily welded last We must note these
details for the benefit Of may not this most
amusing pantomme when It done al the Old Bowery,
last Winter respects the present better than the
former representation Miss Kate Pennyer plays Mary and
Mr. Timothy plays Jack Horner The little parts
are satisfactorily filed Great credit Is due the scenic
fists Mr.. Hedge and assistants. the maehinists Mr..
Cutler costumer and uperntendsns Of properties for the
graphic and lively stage effects o. this pantomime which will
be presented every afternoon and evening until further notice
and should be seen by all lovers of mirth.
WOODS THgATRR.
Light entertainment still holds the stage of this
theater Miss Kathleen 0Nei singing her songs and bal
lads nightly and Mr. Barton Hill is showing Lord Dan
drsay how cevey be gnppe with avery bad part For
the rest tie burlesque OF Era Davoo. produced with fair
scenery introduces Wore sisters and enables each
10 eyuce taen and graoe But the most prominent feature
in the burlesque is NJ Lengwels imitation OF the person
and the acting OF Edwin Forrest This In its way is unique
Beiter trayese we do not remember. In fact Mr. Letting
welrs B,ppo ia 90 like Mr. FORESTS Gladiator that
hardly tell apart II the reader be In quest OF amuse
eu we counsel him by all ~ aud this bit OF
satire
Miss Sophie worre will take her benea, next Friday even
ing
Cinderella" is in preparation.
YIBLOS GARDEN.
With the performance at this theater tonight the
Rayels will terminate their engagement. No further
uouncement is necessaryto insure acrowded house.
OLYMPIC THgATgR.
1.-THE Octoroon" has been produced here with good
scenery and will be played for the last time this evening Next
week We are to see novelty this stage in the shape Of
"Tbe Ice Witch" and then viii come Nj Mark Smith
buresque Of Lady Auileys Secret mot Aurora Floyd"
"a preyousy stated)