New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
THE DRAMA.
flOO. 900 AT wALLlcK's rHEArER.

/ WALLAChS IHEAIEh
There would appear to be something magicay at
tactve in the very Of money for the sudden ond dsa
geeabe Of last evening awaited nothing against the at
tractye influence Of aIOo Ooo waacks Theaer large
audience present witness the first representation Of this
piece and the representation In the fullest degree sue
cessfl The comedy interesting from the first word It's
dialogue is not only neat and in entire keeping with the
characters employing IT, but IL brmiul OF genuine humoT
Its story absobs curiosity and keeps the mind agreeaby
cited IDEAL full OF humanity Whoever sees IT,
with sympathy &. better for experience In respect TO CON
structon recall few modern plays so sklfal and so truly
artistic The action is limited 10 three acts and carried on
with fourteen persons The principal scenes are enacted IN VIC
back paor shop IN that part Of LONDON
The Borough The significance and fitness OF the tue
the ct that the hero becoming heir to fortune OF
100000 subjected certain tras thereupon from
which he comes ou-as Mrs. Gump pathetieay remarks
Like gold that has Gko passed through the FURNACE we
hive seldom seen piece acted with such precision and neh
delightful yiyncty nauraness characterised the per
rancc ofa evening 10 which we shall refer when more at
leisure Enough say that slOo 600 thorough success
Mrs Vernon who made last evening her first appearance
this season. was welcomed with such tribute Of applause as
comes directly from the heart No player upon stage
more profoundly esteemed than this able and versatile lady
the Of honorable age though IL were
wreath budding roscs Mr. II T. Byron Of London is the
author Of the comedy and all yoaris of the drama are
indebted 10 him for II real and lasting pleasure.
DARyUM's MUSEUM.
The manager Of Barnum's Museum has at length
produced piece that assurey find favor for many days
with the habitua attendants eaer The Sea Of lee
which is good old spectacle play with fine favor Of
mingled morality romance. and sensational effect per
formed yesterday for the first time this The
house crowded The drama admits Of good scenery and
good scenery furnished In the rs act behold
the deck ofG ship at under .a In the second act We
among the ccbers The AurOrn iorca herein introduced
whs,rong effect The third act discoes scene ~
MEXICO The foliage is Uxurnn the water trnHquE ana
the distance ship seems To sleep upon the sleeping waves
The action the fourth and m acts passes in Paris and The
scenery il ~ the conventional duwinsroom pattern Inc
whole closes with rcpcnenf tablcan representing the lost
mother oic Altogether this piece has been revived
mOst crcduby It's plot - well Know" Tor us many reen's
ofntcrc Adventure il represented by Carlos humor by
Baratos paiho- by Loae q, Laeogr, icmanee by 0orTa
ought to noie that oil uHPleasantness is avoided
syey the thirst for riches. Persons who remember Lo
ah are aware there j. version Of this piece which sur
irut Is wholly unn ccionablc II Is sufficiently well acted
also please the mutt uc Mr. Le,ick rs tdos' : some
Lope expression OF and resignation, ncines 70
the whniu. mo,l Bat dare say that these aud all he
lrokc. Bddtas is lively and amusing, aud Is much ap
pnuel chorus in the irsi act by the way vss heartily
or.d YESTERDAY aud deserved thr compliment It's whistle
song executed with great spirit not with artistic nicely
The Sea of lee viii be- acted every day and every evening al
The Museum until further Ia the Exhibition Halls
notice recent novelties. The bird department particularly
rich and inrcs,ne 1hee hall, would be more eomio.bv l
I , nn, m & .m mi ~ o some happy f
urc ay perhaps be III 40 ihnt Of justice to his thctcr
sTADT THBATrR.
Mr.. Bogumil Dawson will again personate Richard
Ne Third a Sad Ihcaicr this evening The performance
i. wen worthy Of The careful attention Of students Of Shakes
penre On 1hursdav evening Mr. Dawson will appear as
Corpora! Bon pm and In the drama Of Hans Juerge
OLYMPIC THRATEH.
Mr. Jefferson kept a large MISUNDERSTANDING
Tho had vcailcrin Of happy laughter FOR several
hour. ast c,cn!ng Two farccs acted "Woo!cocks
Little Game Is between comedy and farce and j.
prtrlrly clever piece The Spiihrc j. well known
81 tie drlcious OF frs Mr. jefferson acted admirably
both pieces which viii be- repeated this evening Whoever
wishes 20 laugh should improve opportunity them
W. shall rrcur This interesting snject our American
Cousin and Rip Van Wrinkle 10 be acted here again
before the close Ui the week