The New York herald., 1866-05-30
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MoILERE's rARrUrFE AT THE FRENCH rnE ArRE.
The second representation by the French roupc took
place last night the house The audience mostly
composed Of the intellectual fashionable society OF
the metropolis appeared in the full enjoymen, Of the
material comfort carefully provided throughout shs
house.
Considering the seasoa OF the year and the unsettled
ststc Of Messrs Jugnc< Drvets troupe, through tho
confusion the Stage during rehcarsais, Moliare's
Tdt91e was exceedingly well rendsxed and it, classical
excellence fully appreciated BY the audience There
cannot DO doub, that by the opening OF the iai
season tho two intelligent managers viii be at
tho head of Of the best theatrical organ
over known Ia tho United States Moliere's Tavts6s
which had been rchearod for sss Inauguration perform
ance, Of those gems which Is impossible 70 com
psrc with any work Of similar tendency either in the
past or in tho present Rabslas' illustrations OF the
immortal picture OF this obnoxious individuality by
Stamping IT, 20 10 say with ths quntessace OF hypoc.
am Bsrsson mpsrscnssa ws enough lat nsh.. forms
the classical introduction or the characters Of the play
which Tsrtune, that Tremendous imposer, tho prom.
nent parsonage In our opinion Madame Posei. In
the character of Dorinc, earned the evening
She gave 20 every sstrieai point that witty
OF thorny switch upon the shortcomings faings and
turptudss Of society. hesdAmes Lsrmet and Hnry
with Madame Bergeon brought the excellent interprct
uon OF their respective parts 10 bear with uncoinon
upon tho moral teachings of the play. Mr. lar
met is not Q 1artuhe bat under tho circumstances
already alluded 10, II mast be said that he took full
share OF the pubcs appreciation of the great
masterpiece Mr. Chsmonin. whom have had
sion 10 noslce already ~ exrelcn actor made the
character or DrgOn very acceptable Gr. Henry Fon-
tenay vii make reputation among after fair trial
Mr. Choi ~ old fayorte OF the public and such he
took his due share OF the applause, which was very
warmly delivered.
The programme. which announced liz ros, q, Sain,-
eU had TO be altered OF tho sudden indzpo.
.t0n OF Madame rgeon, and the entertainment
cluded With Ewbsai'os F;Usrfi>, OF the
aniEg remimscences OF the Theatre du Palais Royal
la account Of the house. Last Saturday night
omitted by mad, erepcc Mr.. Etarords untlring exor
tons darng the construction ~ the building deserve
~ cal praise.
TIE hATfSEE- TO-DAY.
The Wednesday afternoon performance g. dramatic and
the ladies' visitors from the ntry and children The
arrangements for to.dsy
A. Woods theatre, Broadway, the wouei sisters wil
perform the Elves or Statue Bride At q matinee 20
commence q, the usual hour The play will be pre-
coded BY the eornectls Pas do FapcInaion In which
Mis- Jennie worreiI will appear, introducing eharse-
tnsic dance
Tony PASTORS wednesdAy matinee perfornsncss op~n
a, his Opera Hoase, Ia the Bossry M the usiaI hour
The new play the New yort sbipcsrpcn,sr will he pro
duocd with all ts Effects Tony Pastor sngs song
called 'rbe Gi N the cipsy Hat"
Blind Tom has made arnngsnon,s 10 give musical
matinee entertainment at the brooklyn Athenrum ct
three O'Clock, for the accommodation ef schools and
families