New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
TIE DRJBI.
THE FRENCH THEATER.

THE FRENCH TuEATER.
M. Ernest Lcgouv6s comedy. III three aclS'
entitled Pa Dr0d dc C0Hqptc' vas representa-" at 'ns
tbeater On saturday evening II j. inertolouS ana '
,.,t.pdnr performance depending FOR IFS effect upon
Iothin startling IN incident or plot but upon 'he excel
lepco 81 lis sentiment and the elegance Of ITS dialogue
Tbc Rsht of Conquest asserted is right Of inc pest
order beng that intellectual superiority over
p,efeisou Aud pride. georges Bernard On IL Roche
The hero Of the piece, is Clyl engineer ol hnpe ~
toce Of s pcrsona merits not only wins the love 0 the
lair Alice de R0chCgpo mile. FarneO niece OF tRe A"r
,ts n, EOfle her guardian M. LarneO, but alSO SUD
due Tue Marquis himself by the superiority OF
his talents The prejudice ana opos, nvsv %, I o
easily overcome; Tor she is largely endowed VIII W.,
The pride of birth ANA horror oil In's',naLce , ',
dispay Of maguaumons paernai anecon ana seiIS
Zee, fully reoPoceted by Ter son, nelts Tue u 8{
BafQ,isc, and the plain ciuzen' 6co'Hs brfHe5" h
spite of his aIiStOcTatlc rival 6OJcH ~ Nfy ' Ndiu
obtains he hand of the coveted lady 'hy the right OF
sehgucs" The characters are happily drawn; the die
ton is highly polished ana enCctlNe; ana the piece
makes the man that il is only noble to be good and
that kind heart and clear head are better thah cOheh
4Oua claim to euunenee however ancient any lnUs'ns
NJ. Ia Roche, beng admirably suited 10 the paIt Oh
Georges BHa,d played IL with grace earnest force
ana quiet bat fun assertion OF the dignity OF manhood
lie was efficiently supported by Nine Larlnet rs H0adm
depth nf feeling bOJh unusual and delightful. The Other
PARTS were cIeditably filed aud the representation.
which Witnessed by full house was IelnaI,a1c i9I
It's thorough precision and effectiveness The vaudeville
Whicl, followed, 4" LAmo'D; Que qt e'est q"' ca
oi those absurd ffiyOlues which can only De
represented in French In any other angHaSt 'nIs peSe
sense drOlery nevertheless well received ana
Iaueh enjoyed ON saturday hight Mile. RELIEF who per
sonated a Young miller iCiesnet Me,0ieTl impaired the
principal charm 10 the performance LIE alchneee anu
The vital Question" I6vewhat is il l'-ofered deli
icus treat every lover % vvaOity mischief aud sweet
singing NJ Iuignet Ls Pete Ioby. Nile julian, as
s'eGnne aud Nile Hamilton as %e5."e essenaiy con
good this hppant tIife. Another merit IN
it endurabe Is its occasional music The few pleasant
aud sparkling melodies that introduced shine IKE
The performance at the French Theater will consist Of
la B0lrtau des Cranes "Edgard 81 Bonne, ana
d" Ia Rose dc saint Flour"
MISS JANAUSCHEK'S LAST APPEARANCE.
On Saturday evening Miss Janauschek gave
hor final performance at the Academy Of Music. Her
admirers rallied from every quarter and hled the house
lhclr nhutre alelto 20 ins1,e the tIa3ei 1 m
creased poN'i ana she achieved more slsh uluupu
than ever In the part OF IhHsHeide IN the Gladiator OF
Ravenm" Each successive act added 20 the intensity o
4he representation and augmented the enthusiasm OF the
audience Miss Janauscheks supporters caught the per
yaLng aTdor, and acted with corresponding feeling
When the curtain finally fell the applause continued lOud
nnd long Miss Janausehek was thrice recalled She
favor here 10y the intrinsic excellence Of her art Hel
style entirely free from lannerlsm artihclsiiy and
and deep feeling our only regret il that she does not
play IN English and exhibit model not Tor servne
imitation but for the emulation OF the students OF dr
matte and of nature herself the prime teacher Of all
Exemplary fidelity TO genius and truth has made Miss
ganauschek great aud entitled her 10 the
golden crown 0f great Her appearance.
eeye ~ 10 be made Al Philadelphia ON The 10Th OF De
se0ber.
NEw-YOEK THEATEE-
The 1lav of Norwood" will bc removed
the stage Of the NewYork Theater after add
nonal representations We have not thought il worth
while to speak at length Of this productions OF
extreme and extraordinary weakness Nj. BeeChcr's
DoVel-thOugh II contains few good humorous points,
sentiment for which IT'S writer remark able-s essen
Italy undramatc. Rural description. homespun com
nOnplaces Of character patriotic emotion, aud moral
platitudes. form. certainly most unfrmfu combina
4lon for the dramatist such a combination is Nor
and by dint OF ~ appeal 70 American love of country
Mr.. DAYS drama has been madeto three weeks II
say that shows The part Of the dranaist, keen
rye for the chances ~ mercantile aud prscced
skil in writing stage. we shall say quite enough
recogp0v ~ Us merits. At the outset in II
the elements S cheap popularity That sot of popular
iy IL has attained here aud that dare IL will
lin elsewhere Under the Gaslight the success
inl Of Mr.. Days plays. viii replace it az the NewYork
Mortimer, Di Parsoe, and Mr.. Neh ia wards viii per
s1nate the chic characters.
wALLACK's THEATER.
d" Aaud's Peril" cntWs tonight yon the
second week Of lie wallact Theaer where II
has attracted fan houses ffOm the ,utset Improve
nents have made the Eext as sell a. the act
ng, sine the first representation, 50 thai the meedraina
s-ssrssi - be aternaed with chs aue with other new
Pfees As.the season runs on - VIII be goodIe%s 10
es IN series 81 his best characters early IN January.
kerty AMI tifiy Will be acted - an aiterpeos TO
Maud's IsIil' tonigh, and DE DiwGfth" Tomorrow
wigk.
NIfLOS GAREN
Mr. Whe,Jley ~ length annOunofs tie last
Nights 'sThe Back Cook" TheIlnous sectacle Ia
beld sof sixteen iontls and witnessed
Uis said 10y upward nf loOOOO Tersoug EverT inhusncs
appears so lave augmented rs prosperity. q bas been
nghIy pTassd- ~ has born severely seuSutes ID has
extraordinary CaOwds xttcnd us Tepre
sanitation every night and viii do doubt not Till
sls end ~ great ~ the aseinati0R exercised " saI,
fnOuh scenery aud feminine beauty. Tie Black Crook"
kae presume. Sil n0f he Withdrawn Ill the end ~ The
Egr and then Will only gife place something
gorgeous ~ the
"JHE GOLDIN BgANCH' AT THE ACGDEMi.
Mr.. DE Pol has transported his LaYeS and
Females from BAnVard's Opera House end Museum 10
he Aeadcuy % Music lH other Weias the haet speca
lie Of Tie Golden Bfteb" together with all its SWAY
ing and glittlrlng gOl1eu branches A0racch Biasni
sObke, DAM. LupO Icc and BafT6ttalJs been will
sBwn from tie classic balls of Mr. ward aud viii no
more be associated with the suied heads. Japanese
pecnens and other prccOnf possessions OF that famous
uatShI On Tuesday evening next the ballet will make
~ hfnt appearance the stage. All the good
Atnts oi The Old tolo 90 be preserved tbc
teS one ADD obstage a. Dc ADDED 1led,qIs9lie eopps