New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
THE DRAMA.

Again we are 10 have a lively and pleasant theaul
lnl week The course, indeed viii be marked by seVei"
events % signal Importance and interest kstor s "
.Apuear at the French Theatre on Thursday as Mary
Stuart Elizabeth" is announced for Friday. "Angeo
viii be acted on Monday next when RistOri Will play
sAts6s The sale Of tickets TO day IoMeh'
Mr. Edmund Faconer, late manager OF the Lonuon ~
Iyoenm VIII commence an engagement AT the OIy""'
Mr FalcOner 10 the author Of the weIkhOWn u'a" ~ ~
"The Peep ODay," and many other plays; ana ho "i'
se he american sIa GsSS N TsSey TS At stadt
Iheater Mr. Bandman Will taIo eEeniaE play that
viii he novel to man., theq1eTgSSrS Rsr9ey Williams
IN resppeaT AZ the Broadway Theater in ne| Iisn
drama called "The shamroek thG DS lewis Baker
he manaSers of the NeWYork Theater are TINS evening
90 receive benefit @ a. m Una.
sompete the list Of immediate novelties For tne rest
The Flying seaS Nd VIII vii dSNSe along at Nbos and
Yankee Locke will continue to interpret morh new
England character at Barnums Museum"
-CiutzkOws " Uriel AcostaH was acted at the Stadt
Theater on Friday To Americans il positive novelty
We may describe it as IA yeact tragic drama OF the
modern school The is laid IN Amsterdam IN te
Sixteenth Century. The story rests on an hisyidTS sh
Urie Aoosto being This hero free thinker
whose lnd is in advance OF ms e an ana Sno
secuted by the Jews for opinions sake MS SnsTaee[
revealed, and his experience rs p4Iuayeu au ond
promseG wife he recants ms extreme religious views
but finding this IN valn-snce his promised wife has com
RS@ssd a0SdSahe %afss bc%s Ts TecanafOn
the winds, and, IN the end commits Smec suicide
and metaphysics blend IN it, and both pure reason and
high ideal are extOled Mr.. Bandmann personated Cre
deed Tas srsfS the persohSon that his audience called him
out nine times Me- sS1Rg 1e P SaR % in the
af this engagement. Persons interested IN what ns vi
late been leading topic in the theatrical world Will IN
Ihat case have an opportunity OF seeing shakspeares
Shyoek interpreted with absolute accuracy and noble
breadth Of artistic treatment
Mr. and MrS Howard paul who have established
themselves at Irving Hail. merit the especial attention OF
persOns who enjoy light cheerful and aughaoe entor
tanment Music and the drama meet and blend IN tne
performances Of these artists Both can act ana MIS-
Paul, in particular, sing, extremely we'll We de-
serbed their entertainment not very long ago ~ rs now
90 be noted that they have introduced new IeaIucs
wherewith TO distinguish this, their Farewell Engage
soent in NewYork Mrs Paul gives imitation Of Brig
AO which is at once perfect copy ana pOlneu sate,
IS SS ss sSp on rs the re6deng Of which
songs she has acquired marked distinction 1Of DStn
ahines personses the protector Of the great Exposition
His Napoleon is true work Of mimic art. Mr.; Harrison
fifty styles it d" Grand Concerts in Costume
THE FOREIGN DRAMA.
Mr.. RObertsOns Caste appears to hare met
where 1t was produced on the evening OF April g..
The Rossini Theater, at Passy, near Pans mas
Mile Beatrice, it is said, has been acting in the
ss%afy ssnGy kemOe'' hnSi''n version 0 ''H'"'' ''
Mr.. j. l.. IOOle concluded an engagement az tno
Adephi on the 18th of April Mr.. John s. Clarke, the
American comedian has We read, been engaged by MI.
Webster, at that theater
Miss Glynn, Mrs E. s. Dallas) has accepted an
engagement to appear at the Prncesss Theater for
Short season. in Antony and Cleopatra beginning sat
arday MAY II. The piece Will he produced with great
ependOr, the spectacular scenery ny MI OleVe haVIns
been purchased from Mr. Calvert OF Manchester Mr,
Vinne remains at his post manager, Notwithstanding
statements to the contrary.
-" La Chouane" new drama-said to be also a
dismal one-by NJ. Paul Feral and NJ Crisau has Deen
produced at the Ambigu COmique