New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
THE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC THKATRR.


Il is truly 20 be regretted that Grams suggestive
20 Che imagination so delicate Ia sentiment pO'io spsii
and so picturesque Te Master Of Rayeas
wood undoubtedly l should be Nitltrlvn from ns
public gaze Bat somehow the public gaze has rot srssJ
dscerned is positive beaues and 50 Mr Grover VIII dhpaos
il at the end of present week II will he played zach
ing excepting Triday-When performance Of Tho Lady Of
Lyons IS to be gyen-and It will be played at the Mataes
saturday No yotary Of the poetic drama afford pass
BY To such one tho loss Of its presentation Is
positive loss for this play revives recoleetions o
a beautiful, pathetic story; wherein romance Is nad1
TO cotho real life With mo Strange and s0mDer cov- sna ".
scilss op,as aoa world q sWeeig sad iieals IL
makes real too characters that are 10y OF Interest aal Ihea
Te sfn The beautcou, fnge victim Of maternal pride
spite and ambition old Cdlcb BgdersfOge the en1erheir'eR
as aay raven in bis masters LOST domain Old Alice with hos
broad Scottish prophecies and her gin oil secoh1.sl Tnd
arc among those who do think that Sir Waiter Scott has
been pushed aside by the moden and TO u.s. as TO az o. BIKE
oRS1 Jew ss s IS Te presented and well acted Il
the Olympic Theater has already been said Miss Ross
Ey yas and aSs 4Ia art Mr. jordan may not entirely
gu onos ideal Of the spirituality Of Eder Rgers0sg-who
destined 10 anguish and awful dcuut he portrySths
with men dignity c and t66, Sa,aSes, s s
Then too Br Stcddnri old Catch Is Keen potraltue
nc Ard Hardness and tenderness and venerable simplicity
Not 10 waste further words then lovers Of the drama
-as il presently wll-for " The Huguenot Captain"
REToRI.
Madam Risor, we ere assured, has been welcomed
in the Philadelphia She wlnot appear again
New York until the 2sh nst-trday night OF next wees
Her engagement here VII De limited TO aa6 On Ss
evening OF the "a Of January Madam istoi w play Mary
at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music AZ me eoncs4va
OF her engagement New York. she to proceed to the West
and South The subscription book Tor MQdam ksO next
six nights the French Theatre will Ike opened gu thursday
THR STAGE.
The Stsge-which is the organ Of the Managers
Assocaon-aPpears this week in new dress having been
MR.. OWENS.
Mr.. John L. Owens made bis first appearance, this
season. at the Broadway Theae Monday evening he APP
peared Gilman in The HaPPesi Day Of Ny L and Also
daily welcomed Few farces amusing as The HapPest
Day OF My Life In Gilman Mr. Ovens portlays the tesTs
perfectly w,L his Scion Sg is one Of the menor-
able pieces Of stage art IN our time
Mr.. HARTZ.
Mr. ttz. the IllusiOnst, who reappeared on Monday
evening at Dodworhs Hall greeted by aorse AMI eager
audience The room lately been eeansed aud cshened
and looks very we'll Il has indeed bat sulie yensa-
ton is insufficient Mr. HaI1 executed number OF his is
piar tricks oil of which exceedingly good Ills Glove
and Column Trick was particularly clever ana was DE-
Ar VAS Of course the best Of his magical foata
novelty OF positive character Is to be offered next week
have hitherto ina gned that sbeams cannot be extracted from
eucumbers Mr. HaTtz viii show that one ought noo Dc VOC
positive IN his convictions 70 tie idea that nohns can
come Of nothing.
"oU7s."
"Ours" will be brought out at Wallacks Theater
tonight for the FIRST time The piece is from the pen OF
Mr. Robertson Of London-he author Of Societand was
Originally produced the Prince of Wales Theaer IN that
cy pleasant of today aud Illustrates
British military life The laid partly in England and
partly in the Cmea during the weremcmbered Russian war
Mr. Robertson said have drawn his characters with hdchy
TO life and TO have put very excellent sparkling dialogue into
their mouths Mr. Lester walaek Mrs Vernon, Hiss Can
non Miss Henrques and other yorte players are included
in the cast with which the comedy will be given tonight
NIBLos GARDEN.
1t Is worthy Of note that The one hundredth perform
ance Of The Black Crook viii be given tonight at Nibos
Garden No piece has ever been acted in this city which has
met with such unbounded popular This result rs oi
course attributable the ballet and the scenery These attn.
bute are ever popular Yet sincerely hope that managers
will not therefore persuaded that the days of the daa are
past ballet dance itself ont OF favor us vel as INTO ~
ut arr immortal and IL is upon the basis OF AT that iA'
theaer stands social institution
NETWORK CIRCUS.
There was good audience at the Circus on Mon
day to greet appearance here Of Mr. James Melville
the Hurdle rider and the Australian family whose several per-
in