New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
THE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC ~HBATBR.

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atst must tale into the resources OF the stage
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olght piaoe doubt has ~ nsts and good writer hiss
better chance bad tgt san tc ~ no nOuD, tL"
s dme bocon les ard less ct literature and
more and MOI, an amount Of technical knowledge with
which literature has nothing what.' er 20 &c nr hroican
nsles aSse in pct In adapting Mrs 6askel novel Mary
barton to stage and gi,bg appropriate language 10 DIS
characters shown qualities which ihe literary man with
dramatic talent nav attain But more than This he has shown
knowledge ~ tic minute details Of me machinery o. c,aa
life and ote beet OF rcpesfn'Ing he She Deoss 20 =
sphere ofouyaion that oil we poetthe
vii the student Of human nature MI DHnesant no. Only
are Illustrated telegaphoce ie one Of the most effective
in the Long ske not on .er,e o.
for some yeTy fne aeng 6y Mr. wddcombe but because
~ 'h Iia dramet Of the old school who wished keep
HIS audience in state of tension by delaying as long az POSI-
man wrongly accused from capital punishment would regard
the OF bringing him into court as secondary matter II
he only safe last but with Mr. Bouccan the means
are even more important than end The witness must not
only in time but he must In consequence Of ee.
n is dispatched amportnpt Though Mr Boueicaalt
himself is the witnean Irish saor whom he depicts with
the raciest the anxiety OF the prisoners sweet
heart represented with genuine paho by Mrs Bouccau u
is perfectly clear TO the audience that they would lose ha ner
petition"
MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Maggie Mitchell will appear tonight at the Broad
way Theater in the play Of Little Barefoot another variation
upon Fanchon Miss Miches presentations well known
and have been widely and thoroughly discussed That there Is
need consider them in critical mood The young ac-
tTess immensely popular and Is sure Of applause I'D whatever
character she choose appear She VIII give place next
Monday 10 Mr.. Charles Dillon.
Mrs. Bowers will continue to play Lady Audiey, at
the Winter Garden Her representation Of the character is all
that the asdous and exacng could demand We
before reviewed H. and have spoken In terms OF Just
praise the admirable manner in Which Mr. Bronghams
dran has been the stage by Mr. Stuart hr DaY
ge performance Of Luke udks is OF the eminent charms
OF this representation
1.-THE Sea of Ice will keep the stage at Barnum's
Museum for some time 1t merits popularity
have shown in an earlier notice.
Madame Riston will commence an engagement at
the Boston Theatcr tonight in Meea" On the 18th Of No
yembor win return hther and give series OF six per
formances extending period of two weeks The Sltu
day Matinee resulted we'll The engagement now closed has
been abundany remunenye 10 the manager wei ~ eN
ccedingly pleasant and profitable TO the public.
Mr.. Bogum Dawson will enact Shyiock-n Ger
man-ton night at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music He will be-
supported by the theatrical Company Sad TheaeT May
house be- crowded Everybody ought 10 Mr. DawsO
Sk Ouy observe how the character ought not 10 be re-
presented OuF views this performance have already been
stated in detail and there is need to revert 10 the subject
The Black Crook WILL of course, maintain its
place at Nblos Garden Matinee is announced on Saturday
next
War to the Knife is promised at the NewYork
Theaier The usual are offered at the Circus and
by the Ninsuels-Bllworths aud Kelly Leon s-and by
Mr. iIarl the Ilu,onist at Dolwortl Hall
AZ Wallack's Theater, Mr.. Byron's excellent do
nestle drama Of $4,000 viii b. acted tonight ard 70
uighi and on wednesday The Fast Family VII De re-
IcateL