New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
THE DRAMA.

take place tonight marie Antouette" win be acted
for the first time A new play, scenery and klson
in an entirely new character, constitute manfesty
strong attraction Mr. has made the most elaborate
preparation for the production of this drama in style
at once appropriate ard magnificent Madam RstorIs
pcrsonaton OF the Queen cannot be less than powerful
and Judging by the arrangement Of the play ana the
method Of the actress, Will he most various ana touc
variety of circumstances and the gGent actress must
therefore find scope for the Interpretation OF many ana
thrtv charncters signor BoZzo Will enact Lo,ss "
ara Sgnor Gleck will enact LgfdycNc Inc aeon VI 1
Grama-wic extends through prologue iNe aVs' az, a
epiloc IN 1856 ahu l,in3t %
The is laid partly at Neisles ava paa'Gg ~ - tb S
the final picture beng that vi the Prison oi ,t tno &
eiercere New music composed exILe,siy r og STA
In view of the probable length of the programme, 'e
curtain will at a Ocock-tbe doors nelnS Z% Z%
T. "MaIie Antonctte" will be repeated W. 'lis ,
Theater on Wednesday and Friday and at tlc e"GiGHE
Matinee. Tomorrow evening IL VIII po "O'0" az '
Brooklyn Academy Of Music
TIE CIRCUS.
It is our pleasant duty to welcome the return
pf Mr. Ient,s New-York Circus, which will be re-opened
tbts evening at the iron tent East Foureentht oppo
site the Academy Of Music The building has been re-
painted and fitted up for the new season. ana avery
large and very strong company Of circus performers mas
been engaged. The opening entertainment We are us
sured is TO be very character and is to intro
uco stud Of and ponies superior To any ever y
seen in the circus in America New costumes ana apont
Inents will give the charms Oi completeness anu %uo3 %
10 the performance. Mr. Lent is assisted IN nanaseeh
by Mr. W. S. Adams before and the experience Oh lSt
at this house is guarantee that the promises OF these
managers will be iuhiled N tn9 new SEASON The estob
snent of good circus in THIS city is an mpotihe lST, &
both to the friends phys steal cnlturc and to those VINO
have at heart the innocent amusement OF VIC EounS,
MI Jents Circus has always been conducted WIN NeM
10 satisfy both classes The performances nave DSeh
genuine and have never been narIed by l"ten''} is nus
mstiut therefore, has deserved Ia Sueceed ana mas
cordial gOOd wishes.
FRENCH ACTING.
Mr. Bateman has issued to subscribers
prospectus for Of French dramatic performances
t the French Theater The season is TO be limited to 45
NIGHTS and is TO commence on the ODD of october. Two
performances will be given each week, ON Tuesdy ana
Saturday. Nj Bateman has engaged thirteen new play
ers from various theaers in France. and also the pne
pal members Of tie old French company NJ lie Roche
and Mile Deborah eminent artists on the ParS stase
are to sustain the leading business Among the ouIaVo
ties retained NJ. Edgard, NJ Juignet and NJ ana Mad
anne Iarnet New plays promised. among when are
noted "I.es Idees dc Nine. Aubray,' Hermann ah9
''Maria Delore.' Both in list Of company ana St OF
calnot be the slightest doubtO the ample SUCCESS OF ms
enterprise The nuihoer0i fIehcl residents , I
Their national Stage, and oI ADleIleas VINO SauS az
enjoy the French drama. is very large IN TINS community
They have opportunity to subscribe Tor great
deal of genuine pleasure The boxes and stalls at the
Preach 1heteF Viii be on sale iii the l2th INST; aer
the pnbc We trust iha subscriptions VII ne numerous
and that the season will be brilliant ih pty ~nefc
every Of art hourlshes the lIeeA Stse certainly
should ue firmly established
GERMAN ACTING.
Fanny Janauschel1 win as announced, make
herfrst appearance at the Academy OF Music ON We'd
nesday evening Of this week. The opening piece VIII be
"Mcdea" On Saturday evening Mosenthals Deborah "
will be uresentcd-a play that everybody knows, III
partial sense Leah" We have already spoken OF the
great that has attended Miss Jauauseheks pro
fessional career in Germany she represents We are as
surred the higher school of German art ana is DOth
great actress and beautiful woman Ihat word OF
promise beng kept We have 10 doubt tht she WI a
hearty welcome AZ the hands not alone Oh !e Geih"
population but O the American lovers OF good acthS'
BARNUM's MUSEUM.
An idea has gained ground of late that the
further You depart from nature and common sense in a
drama the certain you to satisfy public taste
and fiji your pockets with money Acting upon this idea,
numerous draatss and hack writer's have crowded the
stage with elaborate pieces Of rubbish Livery intelligent
reader can name them Tor himself Our catalogue, II we
should write it, would rival length Of the ships in
Homer We shall be content, However, With merely
adding to the ttle Of Pale Janet or the Tragedy OF
Museum The pcce is founded ON story which was
written for Tie London J0urliat, by somebody who
WrSurR Wao f u5 for he stage by Mr. LcvcE and if it has
not given him the dyspepsia his endurance Is both aston
ishlg and admirable We do not propose TO describe the
piece m detail Life is short, and Pale Janet" Is very
long Moreover the impression that The play made upon
our mind was closely AKIN 10 that oI iGIt mare some
body had been murdered, u appeared, ana MI
Leyigk as GseTutS l oger goG TI2 S t5. 9r gnrs 1He
Mr.. Leyicb assumed great number of dssulses ana
acted with frequent ceyerutss AID with CHARACTERISTIC
sincerity lhc rtd h'ytf ai9 tt' 20 oe 4" Dl m ne IoC ~
bgfstcG. and pugnacous Hfiital man. and ne was we
was not only pale, bat crazy. Many Of her remarks bore
reference % blood she Was, % ilct, cicefiu AHOltr
The lively exercises oi the occaslo-a dirty with
huge beard Who stated ihat ie brought with nm ga
came 70 Rcd Marsh Pistols we're freely used and
tb,re yyas a rrd dead Of scowlra aud letting down Of
back hair What good result epectcd 70 flow from the
representation of such trash as Pte Janet We strive
in vain to conjecture The piece draws curious crowds
however and perhaps that tho one thing most de
sired There s nave before Eoted Gorilla at the
Museum who understood 10 be very fierce, and TO be
greatly given to resentment Of disturbing influences
Happily his apartment II long Way removed IRON The
stage ana III, FCf0re from the presence u Pale Janet"
Happy bcast! lie, at all events, need not trouble Inn
self i6ont bad plays.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
.'The Pilgrim" is dong well at Bunyan Hall.
He has no o6cetion however 10 augmented prosperity,
aud strongly commend him 70 tie attention oI the
religious public.
Mr. Mortimer Murdock an English tragedian,
OF whom hear pleasant reports * 10 commence brlef
engagement this evening al the Bowery Theater
Banvards Opera House has been crowded
eve night RGe & m @ Continue Ui inc
Mr. Forrest viii play NetamOra at the Broad
way Theater tonight Tor the first time this sea-
sonThs is regarded one OF his most characteristic
Will end withthe present week
Mile. Zoe will commence an engagement at
The New-lork Theater TINS evening appearing in The
French Spy"
A change of bill is to be made tonight at the
Fifth Avenue Thcaer The burlcsquc pf Aladdin or the
WondeifGi Lamp WI ns Dro1gmt @ S It id f r Lns"e
The late Avonia Jones Brooke was in the
29th year Of her age.
Mr. George Faweett Rowe will, we learn, re-
turn to the NewYOrk stage this Autumn His at
the OLYMPIC two seasons ago stu fresh IN public Tecol-
lection. Air. Rowe has been playing in the manufac-
turing OF England. We last heard Of him at Bath
"Meg's Diversion" and the buresque of
-'Black Eyed will be nightly presented al Wal
lacks unt further notice The buleque gdes Of better
and better every time il is played. But the bill does not
appear entirely TO satisfy the taste OF Mr. Wallaeks
audiences. and presume IL viii soon be changed.
Mrs Lander and her theatrical company will
shortly play engagement IN Cincinnati" Elizabeth"
being the chef drama. as heretofore