New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Signor Blitz tonight at the Brooklyn Athe-
BBum.
Mr.. Robert Nickle is giving entertainments,
n magic. at No. 6l6 Broadway.
Mr. De Cordova lectured az the Brooklyn
Athcnaum, last night, on "Planchette"
Prof. FrObisher reads, tonight at the hall of
the Irving Literary Fellowship"
An after Dark" Matinee will be given at
Hblos Garden al O'Clock on Saturday
"The Lancashire Lass" has been produced at
lhe Boston Tneaer Mrs. Lander will appear there next
Monday, ia M0J1e AHfoineue
Mr.. ". J. Florence has appeared as Oben
Lbeater late the Continental
Mdile. Dejazet, the actress, who made her
Iebut under the First Empire and received her first com
punOu few months ago, has lately been confirmed by
he Archbishop OF Lyons
Mr.. A. w. Young, of Wallack's Theater, has
translated ana adapted French piece which VIII short
n be brought at the Boston Museum, under the title
bf"A Victim OF Circumstances"
The programme at Bryant's Minstrel Hall,
his week. is unusually good The visitor TO that band
zone and cheerful resort enjoy two hours Of cont
Ssl amusement and frequent hearty laughter IN Uns-
worth Eugene, Bryant, and Seymour, the Minstrel Com
bsnT has genuine artists IN this peculiar line.
Morlacchi is dancing at the Theater COmlque,
n Boston. The city enjoys the presence OF Inc
Pilgrim" which delightfully."- combines Christianity
mi red fire sacred music. aud grand transformation
scenery As there is no suggestion Of C1rist ara ths
nOneyohangersi AZ the temple III sAs NOV nov. ~, Isnv
Bdge that might ind boundess favor Win Tue Boston
tubie
AfRs. sCOTT-sIDDONs IN BOSTON.
At the Boston Museum, Oh Saturday evening
last enacted h9S even TO-
the new event in the Boston papers, and we judge from
sThat they say that the lady pas maze lfal 7uccess
are sr ESiSi1S M TIE Posi- says The audi
ence was not only numerous but extremely ROou rspe
S sch curiosity TO zee Of whose beauty and talent
10 much had been said and written; FlhanSaly we
ESSSe" the receipts having been some eoO the
pce for seats was 81 90 and for admission without seas
NAV selected was AS You Like IT, and me character
psTsonatod by the star Of the evening Ear
EIs ,rformance unequal IN merit out S @ and
more beauties than benishes IL was tlhgeu no" anu
by shade OF rant oeSs s nons was msrred by
e1soDg style OF elOcuton As an onset 70 these eo
we're SHINING ,s,seIX and at such times the asdi
sOos broke forth IN enthusiastic delight her
s hs cPsrm Of Mira siddons's style IL IN its deicsey
airy grace and we should hesitate a sger aRs
Of The drAIaa are there than shakespeare 11,
"ssoh success as that won IN Rosalld psIt ~
snitd hi ber talents But certainly her hbsunps
thSt character IS such very few actresses o. o y
could match and the fact that heI snare 10 h aeIiS
1oeue as hetter susaiDed, the whole tban hei
en- o he ionger spssches shows that the stage rather
tsn the reading desk V 10y U her from
tks nscsssity OF hard study IN the future p d and
there sufficient natpr P0SSsr 70 1nS the course Of her
career on the stage she essays IT, she VIZ nnu t
beauty which is such passport 70 favor on tine paior
feoules m se eXgenees TO be sacrificed 10 the needs
the play The Rosag WHO frohcked ~ tne m tor
oughy her father and her lover az well az
she met and 70 accomplish this end che would hardy
have left her hair the adOrnment OF her mhioenAOVu a.
court flowing loosely her shoulders 70 excite ssp
e0n every side Perhaps there ~ no actress OF cur
boards who will far throw vanity behind hef as 70
boz yet much lile one as she cam bat II snch one
snail arise her success VIII 10 worth INC
ernes" The JOa,salsays Her best point was
0hAby the wOoiDR In the fourth act Tor WHICH sno
gained generous recall when the scene was over This
he played more naturally than some Of the Others though
evidently with no less IN parts OF the play
e shows decided originality OF thought and interpret
Bon, and her iInpers0natiOn throughout II effort
fompted by intelligence and deep study II she fails
eonetimes 70 please u ~ attributable 20 overexeT-
ton in endeayor % render the portrayal clear aud
marked rather than 20 lack Of either pton fn-
nent" TIE Herald Gays Mrs. s1ddOna's ROsannd Is q
quiet playful merry piece OF acting which we presume
fulfilled All expectations Her gesticulaon like her
face mild and expressive. her voice strikes pleasantly
the ear her movements ana her attitudes
e4sy and graceful 6he thrice called before the
Tain 10 receive the congratulations OF her hearers"
ACCIDENT TO KATE REIGNOLDs.
We observe with pain that severe accident
pa befallon Miss Kao RcignOlds. She playing al
hxeer. England, ia piece called stolen fdOne mere
~" k0body's ghteF y ia which sc has occasion u
tioss n drawbfldgc. TIE bridge broke under her. Gnd
~ fell eight feet 10 tie stage ahc several pieces Of
scenery fe npci her She was taken lp ana conveyed u
I DdglufH How serious Ter injuries arc W. have }ei
- ieari bot Sic badly hurt ils 81 another ~ a.
NaoD ~ .Ae peril attendant thc cctescnt1tOu 0