New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
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NrwYOHN THEnER-THE wORREIL SISTERS.
At the New-Yorl Theater the Three Graces of Bur
lcsque Sophie Jennie and Irene Worrel attracting
larger aud still larger audiences the season wears on
On Thnrsdayl evening the attendance particularly
good and the performance particularly yvaciOus and pleas
ant The rretty and poetic extravaganza Of The Elves
The Statue Bride acted, the cast including The
three sisters and Mr. Donnclly MIR Dunn Mr. Welsh I'd
wards. Mrs. Wright. Miss Gay and Others. and was
followed by the familiar musical buresque OF Gin,
fff that aS does the aen 70 Of the
WOrrc Sisters. These lively ana talented young ladies
aSon %S al Wgat % Was them Wood Teaier and su5so
duently acted a the BTOadway-hayc steadily In
dramatic mcmiment. until at last they have secured
what. in religious parlance may be termed cOsdeIa
bic following They pretty, and lively, and innocent
~ mischevOus and they sing and dance aud pleasantly
prattle through the ghtc Of plays and, while they com
inapd especial attention the OF dramatic art
they pre the kdcst interest and sympathy Their style
OF entertainment is admirably well suited to the Summer
in this city, and they merit the success they are
rapidly achieving sti further improvements have been
made In the NewYOrk Theater since last wrote about
III ana the interior Is now as neat and attractive as IL
well he made. The stage too looks neat and clean.
Our best hope is thar this strict attention 10 cleanliness
both on the stage ana on may not he relaxed, ana tat
play, aud no performer tainted with ndclcacy will be
allowed a hearing. Thus managed, with due infusion OF
fresh eXiraYaganLas aud clever buresque performers the
enterprise OF the WOrre Sisters scarcely fail to win
the nnplet support AS final remark let us once more
protest against tho foralocring dstemper which ap
pears TO have broken out at this house with more than
usual yrnlenee Testimondi baskets OF M, moTers are
matter Of taste better sent In private. public per
fOrmBncc The stage should never DE lnptded, even
by so pleasant All obstacle as u bOuquct.
DRAMATIC NOTES
There will be n Matinee Saturday at the New
York Theater when will be presented The Fool OF the
Family" and Aladdin"
There will be Matinee Saturday at the
broadway Theater when MFR Hackett will enact FdSdD,
III The Merry Wives OF Windsor"
Messrs. Kelly a. Leon have taken to burlesqueing
the Japs Uam-katcl-hersad and Cheeky and Son
is the title of funny travestie now presented nightly
at No 72O Broadway Another leading attraction here
IL Eph Horns Womans Rights Tragedy"
The Ristor Matinee on Thursday in aid of the South
Relief Association, attracted To the French Theaer
audience that comfortably filed the house. The Mat
lnee of Wednesday, In aid Of the Dramatic Fund Society,
yielded we learn, about IL 200 for the fund.
Mr.. Juignet, who is to take a benefit on Satur-
day evening ut the French Theater advises his friends,
in published letter that the last season at this theater
very unfortunate for him, aud expresses the hope
that his benefit may make amends Tor the losses lie
mas sustained in endeavOrng 10 minister 10 the
ment OF the French theatrical community We cordially
second the hope.
Mr. BroughaIn will take his Farewell Benefit at
the Olympic Theater tonight, and Will terminate his
gagement here tonight ON Monday next comes the
long promised novelty OF Treasure Trove. The author
ship OF this drama not officially announced In char
acter-if we may Judge from printed synopsis of Incl
dents Treasure TrOve is intensely melodramatic IL
appears, also, 10 abound with local scenes and hits
Blackwell's Island, Saratoga, the Walst stock Ex
change Grace Church. and divers equally familiar places
to be reproduced We hear that the most elaborate
scenic preparations have been made 70 give the new
drama ~ tAe ADVANTAGES of Thorough staGe Iab