New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
THE DRAMA
FRENCH THEATER-RIsTOgI.

IkLNCH THEATER-RISrOEi.
Madam RlStori made her farewell appearance
at the French Theater yesterday, at a MATINEE Tie
mousse was densely crowded, the audience being one OF
the most brilliant 10 which the eminent actress
has appeared in this city The performance OF Marie
Antonette" passed smoothly Of unmarked by any I'M
usual incident but greeted with the customary tribute OF
poP1ar applause Rstor played superbiy, esptclay III
eral times called before the curtain and received many
pomqueh, Dl she made no farewell speech N' 60 IL
nll l'5hueu mat Madam RstOrt should 9all Io IA
yana today but in yew of the rumOrs that prevail IN
reslect 10 epidemic disease I'm that city, Mt Grn mas uc
terhlned 10 delay II FOR at least week In he lne9h
time the actress wLtake rest which she greatly heeus
FRENCH TuEATER-NiLIE. T0srEE.
The French Theater was again crowded Ill
every part last night Not only were all the seats occu-
pied but spectators stood in the side-ascs ana at the
back OF the parquette, and thronged the oDpes III
front of each door The cause of this uncommon
throng was, OF course. the announcement that Nile Tos
tee had recovered, and would positively appear as the
6idnd DUCHESS OF G"OiSteH. The entrance OF inc PoPu
lar sOngstresS, in the middle OF the rs act was ne dig
nal Tor hearty demonstration Of applause ana sue N
rewarded during the remainder or the performance win
frequent plaudts and the usual spontaneous bouquets
trimmed with white satin and silver fringe. tIhey grow
perccptble Wei in Mile Tost6e's yccalaton as
in her personal appearance. Yet she acted and sung
mounted the obstacles arising from eneebled health
We earnestly hope that she viii not ind 1t necessary
again to withdraw nom the stage. 1.-The Grand Ducheas
loses of its peculiar charms when this actress is
absent In the other parts the performance was the
usual IL will be sung again toni GIT and tOnlOr
row night. and nj Matinee on saturday.
JANAUSCHEK AT THE ACADEMY.
"Adrenne the Actress was done mt the
Academy of Music yesterday at a Matinee. We have
previously and lately described the performance, ana
find no again CLEAN in the same field. AdIf
e,c is personaon which, if it does not entirely satisfy
the poetic (which is the only truel ideal OF the character
at least shows Miss Janauscheks genius IN positive
light, and admirably illustrates her careful and thorough
artistic method. Tonight she Will play nedeo, ana TO
night will repeat her Impressive pers0natlon OF
MdriGiIe the woman Of the people. saturday ingt u
10 he occupied by Shakespcaran drama-the hrs IN Wch
Miss Janauschek has appeared. The audience at the
Matinee yesterday fair one in numbers, though OF
course the not crowded Wednesday Datinees
seldom attended by crowds, unless the attraction Of
fersd be- an unusually strong ono.
wALLACK's THEATER LAST NIGHT.
a New Way TO Pay Old Debts was acted
last evening at Waliacks Theater for the last time for
the present. The audience large aud was I'M
usually dcmonstraiiye its applause OF Mr. Dayenports
SIR GILES. The MatraH of Mr.. Stoddart likewise
warmly greeted Tonight, THE Bellies Stratagem'
have already called especial attention. Tomorrow even
ing "The Honeymoon" will be done for the Last
time at present, aud Saturday Tho Bellies strata
underlined FOR next Monday.