New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
THE DRAMA.
NRw-YORK THEATER.

NEW-YORk TIEATER.
After only eight representations Light At
Last has been laid aside Is the taste for sensation
meOdrama beginning TO wanef
Last evening Miss Kate Eeignolds appeared NJ this
thcacr in the tircsome and repusve play Of Camille"
Her performance however need not detain the critics
pen ono comment only needful-hat this actress is
far too gifted and too refined for such low plane OF art
We did hope by the way having been relieved OF Miss
Matilda Heron In This character that the Ne"l OK sthge
had seen the last OF this sckcnng analysis Of vice. morbid
sentiment and pulmonary disease on Friday night Mas
Reynolds will tako Farewell Benefit appearing In
The iioness Of the North" aud Ia little comedy The
benefit should be such a true artist deserves
Miss Reignolds will conclude her engagement here on
saturday evening
wALLACK's TIIEATER.
"Rosedaler is 10 have a shorter run at Wal
lacks than was anticipated Not indeed that the business
is sdeclnng but M Lester Walaek has novelties In store
that lac docs not wish postpone Indefinitely aud which,
therefore will be produced at once "Rosodalo VIII De
plaved for only q few nights longer. II goes very
smoothly now. Mr. Lester Waock Is PLAYING EHiot array
with even more than his usual sympathetic earnestness
and vvacty. Mrs Jennings has rarely played so Wen As
in LAIN Ady which. interpreted by this pleasing
actress is truthful and touching embodiment OF wo'
manly sweetness and dignity Indeed the acting
ont the piece il careful faithful, and credable 10 tho
company.
DICKENS.
Charles Dickens will rcappear at Steinway
Hall two weeks from next Mondayon the 18th Of April
Tho programme Of his final series OF Readings has been
laid before the public bn matter Of convenience to
many readers we restate ~ here The first reading.
April 49, will consist OF Dr. Mangold" and Mrs Camp
tho latter being given for the first time in Newiork
The second reading the 18th, will consist OF Nicholas
Nickleby" and Boots at the Holly Tree Inn" The third
reading on the 10TH will consist VI David COpperheld'
and Mr. Bob sawyer's Party" On the 18th, Dr Mari
gold" and Mrs. Camp will be repeated To close the
series-and to conclude his readings in this countryMr
Dickens will repeat his first entertainment. The Christ
mas Carolo and "The rrial from Pickwck" In this va
ried programme illustration will DO given both TO the
genius Of the author and the skill OF the reader. The
public undoubtedly, VIII improve these final opportun-
ties OF seeing and hearing the greatest Of living humor
ists The sale Of tickets will commence Monday.
FRENCH THEATER.
The 1jeth-amonnced rs the last-represent-
alton of LA Grando Duchesse de Gerolsten will be given
al the French Theater this evening. Tomorrow night
40 Belle Helene" There Will be no Matinee here next
Saturday and the opera will supersede the usual
dramatic performance Saturday evening.
DRAMATIC NOTES. -.
The G9th performance OF the " W llte faWh,
tonight, at Nibo's Garden.
Mrs. Kemble will shortly give another course
Of Readings at steinway Hall.
"fTumpty Dumpty" may he seen to-day, at
Matinee at the Olympis Thcater.
Mr. Dickens will sail from this port, for En-
gland, in the steamship Russia, on the 25h OF April
A musical and elocutionary entertainment
will DO given at Stenway Hail. next Monday evening for
the Benefit OF the Boone Family.