New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
THE DRAMA.
rIrru AVENUE THEATER.


-, T1c theatrical company comprises Mr. Lehng-
vol Mr. Sos Smith ir, Nj Eberle Mrs SedlSy BloSbe'
Miss lima Tdwin Mrs. Ieningweu, MISS Mliy SdeSet'
& 1,ns other uayeTe and for the performance OF Dui-
,'es sud ayarauzas 10 s efficient and well organ
led RcpTcsentatons are gwen every nigh' AM, %nH ~
Saturday Matin(es. For the present WeeKIW%hSn % 70
lie second Of tins new cnterprise-thc bhi includes
Byr0n's burlcsGue Of Fra Diavolo,. anu facoIel
farce of Too Much for Good Nature" Both pieces arc
eycccdingly amusing, and both wen known to Tins
community. We glad TO add also that both are We'll
performed ny Nj Lelbnswcll and hs associate s. inc
couapcuOus parts are Mr. Icningwers BppO and Romeo
JekmS The former j. close parody Of Edwin Forrest
gesture and facial play almost identical with the ois-
nal In quality Of voice, however, and IN clocutOn MT
Leingwcn fails short Of his model. Altogether, now
ever lis IarOdy OF Forrest s very funny and as an
efoIt in art is worthy TO rank with the best bucsque
limitations Of thai actor which known TO the local stage
-thOsc, namely of Mr.. Chanfrau and Nj Florence Ol
Mr. LcinCwClis R0C0 We can only say that u ls thc
very embodiment oi udicYOus absuTdy. These perform
alone ought nightly TO attract to the Liith AY9hu9
Theatcr crowds Of the lovers OF sport Iat m ~
care dcrdcs' But beside these, Mr. sol smith as 10
ren.O and az AdOiph illustrates in delightful lDaue.
the element Of gr0tesquo fun The phyaGaI tn'sT n IN
this acton has long been celebrated upon le sIaSC @
though he he however hs humor is broad aud me anu
ismdclad bya npe intelligence ana ue,Isso Mr.
that make his fun always telling ana never coaI so
Sodlcy Browne Sparkling coqnetti5h aCoss ;thu I
ing singer ikewiso se9 fn much nd.
vantage as lard Aab, which part he costumes ana uC
nicts ~ mddlcaged cOckney nobleman, ana Hot Us un
old Ord-whch has the chect of an inpr0NGhtbk On o
hac.nied custom Of the stage Mss s%SSetts ayr viva,
nnarcy new 10 the age makes nevertheless, prom
sng appearance such enjoyable entertanment as is
ceed abimdantly, and We heartily hope 1t viii.
BARN. Ms MUSEUM.
Tie Fall season has been duly opened at the
Museum with q very gloomy and peculiar drama, called
'The Man Of Destiny; OF, The Strangers Grave The
piece Of French origin and is comprised III three acts
10 rotol its sombcr and narrowing story would be 20
trcsspasS the domain of the yClowcoveIed novelist;
and therefore fOrbear il may, however be ~ once
proper and significant 20 remark that The Man OF
Destiny called, apparently because OF ms iack o
resemblance 10 Napoleon BOnapafle- - was siot, anu
tumbled over pIecipce, at the eno OF the Hfst ACT
aud that the same faVOrte OF fate appeared, at
the end of the second act alive and dry,
with one foot npGn he 90gy o MS pdned st linz
from various parts OF the stage from what We could
the precpice had been highly dsagIeeabe for his asss
Sin instead OF leaving him TO perish, had plucked him
where Inc was kindly allowed TO set fire 70 straw
and cause oOnfagratiOn, in the midst or which ne
par Of beautiful Hessian boots and red uniform al
over gold ace and then he back and trod upon MS
too for his WIFE, who had turned out TO Dc countess
was then aud there in danger OF peiDg cOmleled 10
marry a rich but dsrcputabc Telate-in point o Iact
tIe assassin OF act first OF that matrimonial
scheme usred ana we were gad 10 0oseTSS d oat
both the 8u-OfdcStinys family and the maii-oluesu
AID m more stranre return" Slr Ievek was the manof
denv and he looked veiywe and played very earnestly
We came away when he was standing on ms dscomted
grave "a mOftuary scneatiOn which, doubtless, was
reserved for the third and last act ~ an
value; but il will not bear thinking Of as
drama a better choice, surely, might have been
made for occasion important as the opening OF the
season Mr. Banum's audiences, however, have an
omniycrous taste. We are deeply gratihed to observe:
pale Janet or the Tragedy at Red Marsh Farm, is in
ful cold shudder 10 creep down the back me pay ol
will throw us spectators INTO cOv soh oI JOY,
~ BarnTin. as also las Miss JeOno Walters, who has
much improved siuce last saw her play several years
s.aso ssU a" fay ahS Of ScRSi o2 T. T Clarke tIs
time-has likewise appeared, and 0ecasioned some
laughter youEg gentleman NAMED Nalsh WI wiz Pal,
greatly out OF temper al the serious portions OF the
drama WoSng To9a1 & III eng SeTHGs w S Yga
the old Museum players |h9 appear tis season are M r
tleatcr is clean and looks well The exhibition depart
met IS as attractive as ever was The AUDIENCES THIS
evening The Aan Of Destiny" viii be played till fur
'-'' ' |Af1AtK's rHEATtR.
Miss Lotto made her last appearance at
Wa8cks fheaer last evening. The house was crowded
in every part moro decided or sudden popular
success than that Of Miss has seldom If ever beep
won in this city If not as an accomplished aefss, 9ef
e sSaas1 .s gn2R6 R5! asS sSSa M FsSs MI ht Gs
I5 S% S55T S5SSey n Ba4s ~ lEy Xy
renovation TePafatOTt the new season Mr.. Lester
Se s at & o A sS 9s 8 H. NSg SgGa Gai dSs Ssn
the Fall and ns SRr sasSs Sd 9cnS 2 @ Al the old V0'
"Cnder the Gaslight," albeit belonging to an
order Of play that VIC endure with difficulty, seems to
please portion u the pG6cVfor The NewYQrk Ileaer
poned their reappearance here order not to interrupt
It's 'fun."
MI Mark Smith who returned from England
few days since intends to start very shortly op STAR
ling tour" 80
Mr.. John Brougham has returned TO town
from Long Branch, and goes to Boston today lie VIII
commence engagement IN that city on the 29d nst
appearing in his new play, The Lottery VI LUe, wAlch
has never yet been acted.
MIS-. Lander takes her farewell benefit to;
night at the French Theater Her last per'oUance wiz
be given tomorrow at Matinee The final oppoTtuni.
es Of seeing her personation OF Qaee" Elizabeth should
be improved
On Monday last, Edwin Booth made his first
appearance for six years at tho Holdayst Theaer In
BALTIMORE -
Mr. McCollum, late of Niblos, is the present
manager Of the Royal Amphitheater HOibcrn London.
Blondin, we read was playing q farewell
engagement at brussels
The late Ira Aldridge left son about 90
years Of age It said that the younger Adridge pos
seses considerable dramatic talent and that he intonds
10 make an appearance shortly, upon the stage.
Our Richmond correspondent sends us the
following local theatrical news The theateI has az last
been opened after interval OF Is months during which
time Richmond was devoid OF place Of amusement II
Is matter ot doubt whether the managers viii be sue.
cessul owing 20 the impoverished aud depressed state OF
f IN & doab t4I[G Miss adP PBNfGh fee has sSa @
peared ia "INah" and been well received. list OF the
best stars Tca the seS19 pIq@eG @ Oy & ae manager as
tOerable. the manager energetic but the people are
rather backward In their support
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RIPARIAN RIGHTS.
The case Of the piO; Commissioners ast Ne,nh
A General Term of the Supreme Court for
the Second District, commenced at Eewburgh, Orange
County n y. on Monday. On Tuesday the Of Rus