New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-25

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! the management Will have TO give way. ~,
/ Hamlet is TO be produced at the Gaite. I me
version Is that Of NM. Alexandra Dumas ana ae been
made The role Fortinbras win be a. The
Hamlet wiz pot rs he has hitherto o% nS 70 play
Hamlet ". LatOuche til play me kIng CchaT1enfjer
oo9os ~ Te@Tes he Ghost Mde Fanny
pOrfant musical and scenic accessories art Pi"'' w
| former by VI. NictOrin Joncierts
At the Haymarket Mr.. Sothern has revived sSi
Brother SAM in place Of Lord DundItart IN ~ Miss
PLAYED By Miss Nelly Moore s nP% has been with
drawn at the Princesss, and It's place Is snlInea I'm
the colleen Bawn," which nae NOT 6een pdPmcieanIt st
retain tber original characters and the rest Of the cast Is
aiScnIv re,resented by Miss Elsworhy, Mr.. DomnicK
Murray Mr.. Atkins and others. Nj. l. LoyuS N''
painted some picturesque scenery for the revival
NJ. Louis Moland, in % work on MOliere and
italian comedy IN France has recently snow % ,reje
debt which the French poet owed TO ms ltha dpati
ard contemporaries who exercised Tue uIauS
art. NJ MGand not only lndcs,es tne t bt es whole
whence Molere derived most OF ms pols Dut Sfo The
scenes which the French author took by transalon ne
names Of plays and their writers are given Mill Kim With
the immortal Tartufe" bnt here as elsewhere Monere
seems TO have taken Italian comedy OUT 81 1 5igniv
the French throne from which she cannot DC hoNcu'
Mr.. J. S. Clarke, the American comedian, mas
played Bob Tyke, at the st. Jamess LONDON ne Sn
have range beyond mere eecentretes Ia the outouti
Of renzed remembrance at the end o. Ie uteS
o and fa6nlIy expressnR the sort OF emotion which
such rough 7ye would he capable OF Ins IN
many points Of his acting great intensity OF Ieeg an
the was GharaefteH ~ bpt NE lad
was very Dcwerfuly delneated, and in those scenes
where he gives evidence Of repentance fT past sdeedS
he acted With cOnsummate ability"
We read of new comedy called THE Ulti-
matum, Dundreary turned Author" by ar: *. SGt
of course was never intended for representation
and is not highly interesting 70 read T
duces parsonage called Longlnetfe' VINO S
the words Of the Man Of sorrows. In pages III ana
l1s win be .onnd scene ana numerous ihtWinaed
persons as nothing less than shameful and hoTDle bas
phepy There is nothing whatever in this comedy 70
apologize for console the reader for the excuses 70
which we have alluded Cant Is thng 10 De uesnHeu,
under any circumstances but common reverence Iof
holy things should never be exchanged Tor pau spi'
OF impiety"
A Young Italian dramatist has lately aroused
Florence His name is NJ. A. Toreli. lie wae preVlOuey
known by two OF three essays Of more than usual merit
but he has fairly takenth town by storm Win MS
new production. five act comedy entltied Alafst,
given al the NccOlni Theatre by Vi. Belotu Bons ara
matte company. An Italian comedy Fepresened Tour
times IN succession 70 crowded houses Is an event III
self extraordinary as TO deserve special mention ~
TOrclh, whose comedy Is exciting universal auenuon
has been already designated he successful candidate
encouragement OF the drama in Italy The plot Of tie
piece is slight in texture 1t presents the history o. ~
moral which the author designed to e6fo1e p&N6y, t6
good hbsbaaGs make Foeq wives -, Ths Efsf4Ssif s
6eyed and highly drEpatc, Shd I5 ais3Se sparkling
end Of lie sa1e time perfectly eass ap6 Natural
The Incident yaKep from The Collegians'
by Mr. BOuccault for his play Of The Colleen Bawn Is
founded on fact as criminal trial AZ the Limerick az
sizes IN proves. certain JOIN scapah was there
charged with the murder OF his WIFE formerly Ellen Han
lev girl Of great beauty but humble hirh aged hui l5
a the time OF her marriage The scOundre Seaman had
contemplated mock marriage with the Girl with the OBJ
iect OF more easily accomplishing her seduction; but the
mock marriage turned out legal one He had relied on
the services Of an eXcOunicated priest whereas Law
dlsmay. The prospect OF wealthy Qlndhco soon tempt
ed him 20 insgate the purder Of Ellen which his ser
want, stephen Sullivan, cOntrived by drowning her
in the shannon Ellen was last seen In lie III boat 81
the river. rowed by her husband and his accomplice
Both murderers scanlan defended by Daniel OCon
nell were brought 70 justice The circumstances or ts
base murder were for some time ushed up Ivy scanigns
family, even after the execution; and report Of the
as the case got abroad Mr. Grim seized il Tor hs nov
The fiction OF necessary 10 soften Hard
Cregans guilt and IN the play some probability IS
70 lie and Inn maEnr ali end happily The Colleen BaWH
has been revived, with Mr. and Mrs. Bouccaut in the
The approach of Christina: a, appears to have
shGaleo te London managers to most eueTg.'" enter
prise london paper Of The sth inst tells as that
Every theaer in london Is now nc tceEe OF eolaeIa
bic activity IN consequence OF 6e EXTENSIVE
which aEs being aade S eTS mqHt tf aS
PantOmme the two familiar stories Of Robin Hood ana
Babes in the Wood TO be produced under the direction OF
Sheridan and the Payne Family IN the cast Drury Lane
is supplied, usual by MI J.. l. Blanchard with its
or. Harlequin Jack the Ginl E!Ger, Tie Hay
market is fufhrhed 6y Mr. Gnbert ,a'Beekett
with Buflesque Oh The BrgaBd. The
Lyeeum, under Mr.. J.. T. smiths management,
opens on Boxing Night with Pantonine, by Mr. W.
Gilbert called Cock Robin aud Jenny Wren. The Prince
~ Waes's will rely Mr. Bouccauits new comedy Of
How She Loves Him. The Adclph has an adaptation Of
the Christmas number If All the Year Round called No
ThorOnghfsIe and IN which Mr.. fecltcr wlappcar. st
the strand will be produced new EAtiayaGan5a. by Nj
william BTOucb, called The Cal IA " Ia dad Al tic New
ROYALTY Mr. ". :. Gilbert has Burlesquc the subject
Of The bohemian Girl The HOlD0rn Lao PantOnnue,
furnished by Mr.. Bumand on the story OF Valentine and
Orson. The Victoria PanOmme will be Harlequin Merry
Monarch; or. Nell GwyBnc and LOnEh ard Round
heads SadleTs Wells has PantOD!De the subject Of
Little Red Riding Hood and Astley's VIII reopen AZ
Christmas with a PantOmmc in which q number 81
familiar nursery rhymes VIII be illustrated by very
perieuced eOncOctOr Of these annual cOnicahtes"
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