New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
THE DRAMA.
WALLACK's THEATER.

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The regular season at Wallack's Theater VIII
commence on Wednesday Sept. 49, The list OF the new
theatrical company contains the following nanes' i
W Waack MIR. Charles Fisher Mr.. A. W. Young, mr. o.
b. Polk Mr.. J. L. Matthews, Mr. g. f. browne, MI. !" =,
Rockwell. Mr. j. W. Leonard, Mr.. T.. Cashin, MI o.
Curran Mr. John Gilbert Mr. ]. H. Stoddart' MT D. W.
Hanley Mr.. George Holland MIR. b. l. hhesoiu WI, ~
g. Wright Mr. T.. Milton, Mr.. W. H. POPE Nir' 1, ""iu'
Mr. r DurTnd Mr. Lester Wallack, Miss Rose Ey uhse'
NJ voon n,iss Annie Ward Mrs sedley Brown, Miss
Fanny Green Mrs Tmony. Miss Jennie Day, MISS NJ
MCNEIL Miss J. Engc Mrs. Clara Jennings, Miss Emily
Mestayer Mrs John Seton, Miss Mary Barrett, MISS
Carman Miss Tmony, Miss A. Clarke MISS H. Ehsei'
Miss Neitherton Two of these are new To ths stage
Miss Emily Mestayer and Mr. j. L. Mathews. Inc piece
selected for the opening is not yet formally ahhounceu
Mr. Thomas will conduct the orchestra as Deore'
and Messrs sherwood and Evans will preside over the
scenic department
BRYANT'S MINSTRELs.
A new burlesGue on "LucreZa B0rgia" has
hoen produced by Bryants Mustrels. Remarkably good
scenery by W. Waack, and rich costumes. by Mr'
Flannery give this jewel Of mirth gay and gorgeous
setting The acton Of the buIlcsque which aohdehses
that OF the OPERA limited TO three scenes goOd zeal
OF the difficult music Of the original is well executed
nv Eueene as Lucreeia Mr. Monroe Dempster as
Gennaro, Unsworth as OTSin, ana Mr.. N. Seymour as
Duke Alphonso The cast further includes Mr. Grer Mr.
Hughes, Mr. Horn Mr.. Charles Henry, Mr. W. Roekafet
ler Mr. j. p Hogan. and Dan Bryant In occasional in'
cident this buresque funny but for the most part IL
fails to conform to the chief law of burlesque-that comic
acts and words shall be seriously done and spoken 10
sing tho serious music Of Lucreza Borga in serious
manner is not to buresque anything, even though the
singers face be blackened. However not Ito consider
too ouriousy" what is after all mere tre there run
enough in this Ethiopian Lucrezia BOrgia to make It's
representation agreeable and there is nothing coarse III
IT, Mr. Unsworth makes good deal of merriment, con
sidering the limited opportunities afforded to him. ana
Mr. Eugene at once startles ana amuses his AUDITORS
by his remarkably accurate and exceedingly
"Lucreza Borga" did not impress as being 50 comic
IA its predecessor nTrue Bad D0er;" but the large
audience present received it with emphatic demonstra
tons Of delight and may safely anticipate that II
will have long and prosperous run. Another oper-
attic buresque Is by and by 10 follow IT, "Orpheus
and Eurydice" The miscellaneous portion of the enter
tanment at present given by Bryants Minstreis az
prelude 10 their "Lucreza Borga is varied In oharac-
acter and brm full Of humor A"Monster Concert TIL
panonan" may especially he enjoyed both because OF
the music and because Of Mr.. Dan Bryant's superb
trayeste of the OF the demonstratve foreign i'm
pressaro Our do not need 10 be Informed that
Bryants Minstrel Hall a cosy and cheerful place. and
that it Is frequented by the best classes OF local play
goers, who senslbly feel that
little nonsense and then