New-York tribune., 1867-10-21

with strict regard to tho costumes Of the ancient Ger
man era 1t was played in q conscientious and spirited
manner even IN the minor parts and though IT failed
o attract so large audience Janachoks precious
porsOnations account Of it's rigid classi-
cany-thoso who present exceedingly appre-
clatye and manifested their appreciation by spontanc-
ous and enthusiastic applause showers Of bouquets and
better still by cordial sympathy and absorbed attention.
The B7lnhd Of Fanny Janauschek is an artistic per
foTance sustained with great power and varied with
fiery outbursts simulated 10 the life She was the Anna
zon throughout even in tender and pathetic passages
TO her the confinement Of palace appeared tyranny,
and wedlock a degradation. The oracular detes OF
Asgard that had betrayed her provoked her TO give
them the lie with startling dramatic effect Not less for
che WAS her Remuneration OF Chrse'qhd-" Down to the
dust serpent, Singing with venOmod tongue" Even
her csmncss terrible, and fu OF menace But her
passionate eliminated in her alteration with the
naughty fere when he boasts OF his perfect indfer
enoe to all masculine women even In the divine Br-
hd In the fierce invectve with which che replies that
Il WAS well for him THAI lac had not presumed 10 look 50
high would have soOuTged him from her presence
like boy, and that what might, he was alone sure
Of eternal hatcher fury burst forth with electrical
6ercenoss The continued intensity of part like B'1n
hid eIpes severe test to the powers of the most con
sumnate artist; and Jansscheks complete SUCCESS in
the character is proof Of her great gifts and re
markable artistic culture.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
MISS JanausChek's nights this week, at the
Academy OF Music are Thursday and Saturday.
Miss Fanny b. Price will make her first ap-
pearance at the NewYOrk Theater tonight.
Julia Dean will play Deborah, this evening,
at the Broadway Theater, for the first ume The an
DOunoement should attract crowded house
Cinderella" and Fra Diavolo" which
proved very successful Of late at the Fthayenue Iheaer
will be revived there tonight and presented all the
week
Mile MOrlacoh will make her first appear
at Banvards Museum and Opera House, on Wednes
day evening neXt-mpartng, doubt not new zest ana
excitement to The Devils Auction"
Ristori will appear tonight, at the American
Academy OF Music in Philadelphia as Queel, EaGem, w.
Wednesday will enact Marie Automatic
Mr. Edwin l.. Davenports first appearance
note The play will be " st Waters Run Deep"
Mr.. John Brougham will commence an en-
gagement at the Park Iaeater BrooEiy H. toieM r U @
receive impulse OF prosperity from the efforts OF
this true and genial artist
The death is announced of Miss Fanny
Edran. OF the stock actresses at tine New Memphis
Ibeater Miss Edrian was native OF BROOKLYN n. D.,
bout 25 years Of age She is very kindly mentioned IN
he Memphis papers.
Arthur Sketchley has taken DOdworth's Hall.
where he will give his humorous Rccitatipns IN he cmT
described this entertainment which particularly appeals
to the student OF character and the lover OF hunor
Mile Louise Billion will make her first ap-
ties already spelled in these columns, will. the same
occasion be introduced into the Black Crook" Much
evolutons OF lie Guarde Impcriae" consisting Of 10
children
A Panorama of "The Apocalypse '-showing
what Jobh saw when door IA heaven was opened
is exhibition In Philadelphia. TINS Is kindred en-
tcrprisc with the Pilgrim" which is exhibition here,
at Bunyan Hail. where may be seen every evening ana
at matinees Tuesday aud saturday
MIR. Bateman's new company OF French ORA
matte Artists viii be seen for thc ist time Tomorrow
evening. at the French Iheater, when the season Of
French Drama viii be opened by the representation of
THE Romance OF Poor Young Man" The nights oi
French Drama are Tuesday and Saturday.
Various novelties will be introduced into the
programme O entertainment at the circus, this evening
Mr.. John henry viii make his irsi appramuce as also
Will Mile. Enhe Henrietta The season, thus iar az the
Circus, has been uncommonly PROSPEROUS Crowds have
attended every performance Ihe Wednesday ana Sd'uF
day MatiHcCs alC especially popular
A new opera house, for the representation OF
French opera, drama. vaudeville, etc, mas been eSaD,
lisled at New Orleans under the direction OF hesss' raul
AlhalZa ana Edward CdiabreSi. The company Is very
large, and combines much and various talent II we may
Judge from the .S OF members The season - 10 com
mcnce about the 18th OF November.
"Pale Janet and the Gorilla hold their own
remarkably well at Barnum's Mu,cdm. No change Of
blu VIII be made for the present since none Is Needed
The Museum is continually ihrOnged by an eager ana
curious muttdde-as well worthy OF study PERHAPS to
the observer mankind as the collection OF $4,000 curl
osities which they cOngregate to behold.
Mr.. Jefferson had an immense audience at
the 0y IneaieT on me oGf9n & o, Is benefit on
fOrmance Of kP Van Rinkt was greeted with laughter,
tears, and tumutuous applause lie was called out at
end of first again at the END OF the play
he said few simple and graceful words expressive
Of his gratitude for tho pubic recognition OF MS loies
sOnal efforts. The occasion was particularly brilliant
Mr. Jefferson. already announced Is to remain at the
Olympic another week.
Mr.. G.. II. Clarke and Mr. j. w. GOtthOd
both yOrite actors have associated themselves ~ dfa
matte enterprise, which We should think viii succeed
They propose TO give an entertainment entitled " Eve
nngs with the Poets" Acting well Reading enters
the plan The principal characters IN the most re-
plays viii be interpreted, the principal of teir
scenes. Tragedy, comedy drama, aud farce tO be