New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
THE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

Mr. Grover has smiled again. The house was
completely filed last night. The fountain played merrY
and so did the fddeps The warriors OF the Press, duly
arrayed in complete steel" pens were at their posS
Fashon-what is left of it in town now-was conspicu-
GUS SO was beauty And John Brougham played Cot"D'-
bus How he plays that exquisite buresque character
with what wit what pathOs. what grace, what rolckns
humor, what sweet and winning sentiment-everybody
knows II there is body that doesn't know II Is DIS own
fault Mr.. Brougham all himself last night.
He sung his songs uncOmmonly well; he made
his Jokes in the most telling manner; and he
made a very happy speech There many bitches in
the scenery the only drawbacks Somehow
the carpenters and at this house arc always
evening was sThe Fast Man" This is little two-act
comedy by W. L. Rede that has not been done mere pc
fore for long time 1t depicts the fortunes OF sort
Charles Srfdce hero; borrows incident from the life o.
Sir Richard steele BLESSINGS on his memory D. and "a
lively dialogue teaches that there is germ OF good
in every heart We don't believe it-but the
Sky0cc Ned the fast man, and charmed his audience
by his yiyaeity, and ease. and hunor Miss Emily
return TO this stage from which she has been absent
long time, is most welcome She Is refined genial and
she was cordially appauded last night both for her act
ing and her singing In the burlesquc she played Cols-
ner written expressly for her by Mr. Charles Gayoc.
The buresque went of more smoothly than the com
peearance here at this time is very happy Tor ths
pleasure seekers II means that fountain OF mirtn mas
been suddenly opened in midst at which, in these
weary midsummer days can sake our THIRST for reefe
atOn and be merry with one Of the tfues hunorssSi
our time.
BARNUM's MUSEUM.
There has not been, for long time, so large
an audience assembled at Barnum's Museum AS that
which crowded it yesterday afternoon to witness the
commencement of the pantomne season. Mr.. o. L" foxs
Little Boy Blue" was produced, under Mr.. Pox's own
direction and was with the heartest paudts OF
happy laughter. The children in the house-and very
many little people present-were especially de-
lighted For them the entertainment u capital We de-
rit cd Il
Ter al the Oh BOwery Theer There n no need nov 10
40 over the old ground The piece mas Deeh t, re-
old tricks and several new Ones and has been put
upon the with. for the most part new clean. and
fitting scenery All the tricks worked well, yesterday
and Mr. Fox was In excellent humor as the whtefard
clown who Is the very spirit Of mischief ana droley
Mr. Cauge and Mile. Martnetu were, AS before Hdre-
0i.il and COltnbine. Mr.. Cunningham played the Den
and Miss Prior the Angel; and they, as well as LIE
Pcher aud TaydRtl0 contributed 10 the pleasant ensct
Of the pantomime MI Z. n FOX was the ta IA. s a.
and he merits praise not alone for his acting but Tor me
good humored patience with which he bore the countless
whacis that part is heir to- The performance was INTO
dueed By an q exhibition OF the Tom Thumb party.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The Red Dragon japanese Troupe and the
Yong Arabs may be this Tuesday evening
at the Brooklyn Academy of Music They are well vohh
seeing. and their appearance in combination VIII easie
the pleasure il Brooklyn TO Kill Two brds Win
one stone"
Banyard's New Museum claims atteiuon,
from the fact that The Lady of Lyons just nowrted
there Professor Logrenie the magician Likewise appars
and exhibits trained birds ana met. feriornanf sto
Given here every night and on Wednesday aud Saturday
afternoons.
new vocalist is announced, Mile. Julia,
who il said 10 possess a remarkably pure and btlike
voice She will sing at some OF the principal waTing-
nlaces this Summer beginning Long Island ifi con
certs viii be conducted by Mr. Joseph II. Young