New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-12
Anusenenfs.
RE.APPgARANCg OF Mr. LESTER WALLACE.

from the stage reappeared his theater on Monday
evening before Of the largest Audiences that
have ever been assembled within its walls The
play represented on occasion She stoops to
Conquer in which Mr.. Waack personated Young Marlowe
Last evening bill repeated On both occasions
the performance gave great satisfaction She Stoops to
Conquer not believe admired for its intrinsic merits
% much ss is for certain delightful literary associations
Which cluster about the period OF its production the men Of
that period-who made bright and lasting mark npon
English iterature-and the brilliant, genial merry
unfortunate gentleman who wrote the comedy dear
oil Oliver Goldsmith. Yet il possesses. in nc common de
gree the serng of characterization and humor; and
these give i; q genuine and permanent, limited value
Thus always welcomed upon the stage-and especially
Iwelcomel when played by Mr.. Walacks company. The
c Of parts with which it produced here could with din
Guilty be ecualed Mr. Gilbert and Mrs Vernon play Nj and
Ms Hlrdcaste: Mr.. Holland is the Tony Lumpkini Mr.
Young Dggory; Mr.. Ringgod is Hastings Miss Gan
nos and Miss Herrques respectively personate Miss Hard
castle and Miss Neyle and have said. Mr. Lester
WALLACE appears young MariOwe To review the entire
performance wOud BE- to traverse very familiar ground.
afr walacks Marlowe of course the leading feature
lust now, for the reason that he has been so
long withdrawn public observation We do not expect
70 better deneaon than he gives in this character
Of young whose nconyenient modesiy
and latent impudence ndcrousy illustrated IN The
Mistakes Night" Mr.. Walacks peculiar methods OF
well known this community His brightness his
osyerfang yiyaoity his tendency TO slight. farecal
e1aggeraon. his ready theatrical ski-an are known
and kuOwn be extremely enjoyable 1t is pleasant
to state that the illness, which has for so long
time kept him from the stage. has not marred
those fae talents which make him one Of its most
graceful! and admired representatives He plays with his
wonted spirit and pleases by his familiar expedients The
audience gave him a warm welcome Jon Monday, and
sgaia last evening Don Felix in Wonder The
wonder" is one Of the delightful Of the old comedies.
built upon interesting plot; it introduces several
1Quau Characters aud is eharmng snased with roman
tic sentiment and silver light OF humof Upon the rosy
ground Of Youthful love- all flacles harmony and feel
at home nor does it signify whether that ground be distant
city sunny Spain q drawingrOo beach wood
land pathway TODAY The sweet heaven bends blue
and beautiful the lovers Of all clime aud all The
gentle winds breath fragrance round their steps; and
The blessings joy hope and peace crown them with
glory that tine cannot tarnish nor death take away
Hence the charm Of al works Of art that lead the
mind 10 tie contemplation Of youth and love
Wonder is such vork-a picture OF lovers in
their per AMI pets and adventures and little jeal
and final happiness Not perfect picture certainly
and agreat yet truthful and animated and pleasing 70
the We need pause. hOwbeit 20 re
view the familiar melso play that has long held its place
among tie most charming comedies OF the language Rather
let rs proceed at once 20 say has been produced az
Walacks il manner worthy OF us merits and of the
best theatrical company in the United States. The
cas-, includes Mr.. Fisher. Mr.. Norton. Mr. Rnggod
blr Young Mr. Holland, Mr. williamson MI. Graham
AID NJ Pope and Mrs. Jennngs Miss Henrlques
Miss Caauon and Miss Burke and in al is parts the comedy
represented Don Lopez nigh, be oderi Frederic
might be more confident and the Aluaz might be more
pompous amusing. These defects howbcii are eompaT
s,yey Of trivial moment in comparison With tha many ex
cesnces by which hoy surrounded and oveThadoTed
The grace and dignity and spin; Of Mr. Waaeks Don Felix
are particularly admirable lie plays the part quietly
an he v use to DO making sentnen, and the sincerity
Of and
swaggers gllaDtly The feminine payesMls. Heuriques
YoaE;. Mss cannon Flora. Ms Jennings az Isabella
and Mis- Buke sae-cO0pcrae with taste and earnstness
inusang tie hopes and Tears and trials OF the coarse OF
true love Alto ether takes away very pleasing In
preston e good play well acted The performance will be
repeated on Friday To night anl Saturday he will play
vaol in How She Loves Him. don Cesar dc Bazln
in preparation The Of Nh. Waacks performances
simitsl Never Too Late 10 Mend will probably. close
the season
MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss Lucy Ruslton's New-York Theater has been
closed on aoccuu. troubles with the Internal Revenue De
psriment
"The Thee Gner snen attracts large audiences every
tight the Olympic.
The Audiences be very large also at the Winter
Garden Mr. AMI Mrs.. BoIney Williams being popular as
Matinee wi! be g at tbs heaier Saturday
At the Broadway, MI. Owens is still playing Caleb Plum.
but week he viii rever, 70 Scion Single aud the
lblill. lOt Ue afel al tuc Ald4hc' VI
aay Nj OTenss engagement here viii continue but two
weeks eiicr tie Ties-nt Pail Pry and Married Life
are in rehearsal
The engagement Of Miss Western will terminate at Woods
Theatr tomorrow night which occasion she will appear
In Laciza Borgia" and IN The Honeymoon The per
Torrance viii be given for her Benefit which doubtless
VII be substantial one. Tonight Miss Western will again
appear Is Dos Caesar de Blzan.
Ga Molday next Mr.. c. NJ. BarFas will commence an en-
eagemen this theatcr appearing in the drama Of The
HypOchondiiac"
At the Old Bowery Theater Mr. Fox will withdraw Jack
and Gill the Of tie present week This amusing bur
eslue has proved great the Orient II will be
given every evening and at a Matinee Saturday.
MI Ira Paine bas been added 10 Mr.. Dan. Bryants
pany Of Ministries which remarkably strong and which
eggy presents az enjoyable programme OF Ethiopian MN
Onr readersucl Of them any admire the acting
OF Charlie Keanac reminded that he viii make his last ap
pesrance In this country the Academy OF Music Monday
evening in the characters OF Lous NJ In the play OF
ieai name and Nj OISley in The jealous Wife" Mrs.
AZ TIE New York Circus and al Blrnums Museum the
mingled tides OF enjoyment aud prosperity flowing smoothly
w. presenting 10 nouceaoe r.e upon ther placid surface
An IMPROVED TRUSs-We have been shown a new
Unclaimed invention for the relief H,rnia (co
monty called Rupture which thought by good surgeons 20
possess much merit Whites Patent Lever Truss s construct
"a principle different from al othefs. The pad ia hung
N swivel and consequently works circle The power
the baeka spring applied over knueke which
works the pad inward and upward at the time and the
Oger reserved over the srup that the pad thrown
and up to follow the motions OF the body. IL fact
operates tie finger docs Wien applied to the spot THIS
combined inward and upward motion has long been the felt
aud acknowledged want ia tic construction Of trusses The
power o. this ia the hoop but the short heavy
iprrg about four inches long working fulcran a
ever and which be graduated pleasure by
The eu1 Of tie spag by simply iurn!ag screw
!he truss he changed from the power
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spears 70 combine strength gttren and dsfsAEiy a. I'd