New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
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for those who will be chief patrons II IS small ana neat
b1nz and thoroughly well adapted 70 the purposes Tor
which built There is nothing peculiar about It, either
90 s style Of architecture or in materials employed m It's con
s,rI,toa At first sight like the old Academy o.
Music hte. is this impression dispeled although
sor.wha, modified by subsequent examination OF its details
III. Interior as the Academy fashioned in
The shape horseshoe but the is small the stage
can be from all parts of the house The pit
Or p,r1uet is of course upon the lower floor
Above this there three tiers, the first OF which
consists solely Of boxes The second composed OF single seats
The rl is at the very house sud is both ncon
yneut and unsehty admirers Of the drama however
aspiring will fancy stray into that AERIAL retreat
such however II is cheap The ceiling Of the tneaer
neatly irescoel and the walls painted in panel with
simple c1or that please the without especially attracting
notice The decorations toe simple. couple OF en-
bmlc figures richly gilt grace the top OF the prosoenum
while heavily gdcl eagles depend in front Of the tiers Along
the front % each tier semicirce OF slooed lights ana
globes Of light also hang from suitable points on the
walt, Taere is a commodIous pit for the 0Hhestra.
in the usual place The private boxes rear them
selves tier above another o. either side Of the
stage. and with their simple furniture and pretty
curtains and foods Of light have avery lively and winning
aspect Tie stage sufficiently commodous and appears 10
l. we provided with scenery. Altogether the auditorium OF
.u. French Theli8r comfortable aud cheerful For The
front u ae house. however. cannot say as much The
v,s cramped and there tortuous passage
way maay doors and far 100 many doorkecper That
cutie brief authority which belongs 90 loorkeeper apt 10
g. sa s1y Disgusting when concentrated in one individual
Of tlaa stapy but when distributed among
number of ambitions potentaes II becomes indeed burden
close attention hectual simplicity IN the front Of the
eatsr might have obya.ed he necessity both OF corps Of
wsr.a an a edition Of guide books We have omitted TO say
m e seats tlr0ue house N sly and mostly
comfortable and that rtshmeni stands 10 be found at
the back tl auditorium by spectators Of an exploring urn
ofmul II remains only that nludsso the inaugural per
forma-.e This given SATURDAY, evening under The
management Of Aessrs Jusue and DIivct who taus com
en-aI Orofthea.rcal season. which viii extend to about
tl e OF June coacuTrenty with III Drapers season OF
Tls,h comic opera which Will commence On Monday night
Ils prime pal feature o. the performance Nos Aees
comedy which is well known % the English stage under the
a. uf Bosom Friends and which therefore requires lao
description The cast Of this piece introduced Mn ClaDo
liu I4luet Clol anl Rousseau and Mines Lar
met B.1reon and soarre. al Of whom acted with
Characteristic grace aud y.vac.ty AID were cordially
received hy the large and brilliant audience assembled
20 ..,isi az the inaugural exercises Very brightly and
f-ihy also passed Oh tae oIegaco1ft LES hendaz yous
B0lr--I' by Nicof VIII which x entertainment con
suisl Tic cast OF tails piece iuroducb Nm Cho Larmei
Deiigae end HarndUg and Henry Fontenay snd Mines
Ihrmet Hury and pOe Tie tlu given indicate the
strength the French Company several Of them being assoc
,iatcd Nh genuine artistic tlnps achieved 10 times past
wae company leading that uomaec life which now
happily ended Messrs. Jucnei and D-yet are 70 be warmly
congratulated on the successful establishment and the
picoa, opening Of the new French ILcatef To che public
also establishment must prove source Of great pleasure
and corresponding benefit The significance OF French
dramatic ar: IS o. wei understood French tragedy
Is We au know. is dreaGo. bore French comedy.
on the oer ia13 sora Of that subtle inlecacy which
j. too often its dlmung llult delightful pleasure both TO
tie intellect and the motions French comedy 20 be the
staple Of e entersnn presented here and f0r this NM
Juguet and have collected competent COMPANY OF
psycrs-to whom is 90 character portrayed VIA hde
fly nature and society depicted with equal e1acnc~ and
grace and taste Thu the influence Of e French Theate
IN ~ artistic point fail 10 be good We feel
therefore genuine pleasure IN its establishment ana wish
for i; career Of constantly widening success.
The second performance Of the season Will be given ioor
row Clue.layl evening when will be acted Mofe famous
play of Tartufc" and act vaudeville by Bayagd called
Is Niaise de ST. Fleur"
4 GLANCE AT THE WEEK.
This evening, and every evening until further no.
tice be- given MI Ecade drama entitled II j. Never Too
Late IN Mend" will be acted al Walack IleateT The al
nounceueui comprehensive and explicit al may chance 10
serve for the rest Of the season.
NJ Charles DllOns engagement Of Nblos Garden
will terminate with TIE present weeka fact which VIII occa
SOU much regret since who and admired bis
admilah, pesonaton Of Beplegog would naturally like 70
see him u Thai opportunity viii lot BE-
afforded "Bcphegor las proved very attractive and II
therefore % acted every night NJ. Dillon viii take hs
frstoud only benefit on Friday evening Tie Rayes
will appear at Nibos Monday evening next
At the Winter Garden the present week will be mis-
celaneous Tonight Tie Colleen Bawn' will be acted for
the benefit that industrious and clever young actor Mr. C.
NJ wlcot T who viii play Myles ma Coppaleeu. NJ Nor
ton Miss lone Burke from Waaeks Iheater and Nr
Charles Peters arc included the The thus
bids fair be unusually pleasant Mr. Brougham makes bis
first APPEARANCE At this theater Monday he l Of June
Mir. Rowe dramatlzatioD Of David Copperfeid"
will be acted thrice at the Oympeis last representa-
ton Wednesday being for tie Benefit Of tie Treasurer Of
che Theater. Mr. NJ L. Sutton. oar Mutual Friend il
ready for the stage aud viii be produced in handsome style
The Broadway Theater happily relieved Of Mis-,
Msnken and Mazeppa viii tonight the temperance
Of Miss Helen Western who described the vulgar jargon
OF posters and advertisements the magnificent WHY
q, wonder that persons claiming be artists in The pro-
feSOn Of the stage cannot be brought before the public
quiet and tasteful succeed fail according their
talents That result what all arrive IN the end
Things which are endure while mIosares always pass
awaypernaueut being consequence Of merit and
not matter OF adlecves. Miss Western will appear in
Satan IN Paris" and in Jenny Lind Mr.. J. A. Heue
viii also appear THE Corscan Brothers is IN preparation
O. this theaier.
The Elves. or The Statue Blde" will be kept
aPon the stage Of Woods Theaer longer The
lsaal matinee viii be given Wednesday TIE Wore
.ers are shortly 20 appear 10 other plays
Madame Celeste has been engaged at tie New
B1wery Theaiera nsuar Circumstance when one rere
her and her distinction upol European ee
A. plutonimist Nadine Celeste probably hos been
Le foremo. artist OF appears d. The Woman
mEed.
drama called The Three Fast Women" which
we have never bat o. which have heard nothing good
are sorry % say announced for production tonight
the Od Iowery Thea;or with Mis- Fanny Herring u si1
characters, Robert The Dcvf viii also be presented
"Unce Toms Cabin" which has proved great
popular success at Barnuns Museum j. be- acted there