New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
THE DRAMd.

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There is no life without change, and thu
more animation the greater change. Pew o,aect n
variety were 1t endless so long they can prsrv.
identity. This is the philosophy OF the Whi. Par,
Feeling the ehangef influences OF the yeraal season
has cast of It's Winter coat and come out new drsax
imported for the occasion On Monday evening Nib.ss
Garden hronged with delighted witnesses its reyv
Ioation Its gossamer and elastic plot remains unbrotep
and accommodates, with the facility with which CO.
quete receives host OF admirers, the dances
marches songs and music introduced into The magic
circle Tbey were as welcome as the early flowers
being all light. airy, and elegant. We need not In
voye ourselves In the maze OF dances executed by a,
spirits Of this moonlight whose dainty tripping
disdained tho earth II its touch wen sinful
nor in the sensuous bOundings in the Loyesd Of
Martha and LIONEL" in the second act which trespassed
almost IL not quite, the forbidden 1ms 0f pure di
aberie The FdTrdgd Mdteto Of which performance Mans
Bonfanti was tho bright particular star brlaGt
success and the grand ableau of Neptunes Danghtest
the Bath finished ID with consummate eeat The eyoa
ons OF the Bersdgiier In the third act. also IN
bounded applause This ballet certainly displayed
the remarkable precision, II not the terros Of
war 1t hardly looked dangerous as the coquettish
polka introduced into It's midst. The pretty Hungarian
Polka was danced by Mile Augusta sohlke, and FaIu
amour was executed with marvellous agility and grace By
Frsulen Schaeger, pupil OF Fanny Eser, only tea
years OF age. Pleased attention centered these.
GoveTslgt orsp and effective leading and airy popuix
songs IN happy keeping with the time and place. The
well know piece Of spectacular gorgeonsness crownee
the representation. and Is safe TO say that the Wh
has q lease OF life. II may continue 70
bound on "lu tsmeess transport for long time 70
come.
COMEDY AT WALLACK5. ).
1t is but q little while since we described ths
performance OF The Honeymoon" at twaacks Theater.
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duced at that theater last night The fact Is chi1y
notable marking the return OF the comedy muse to her
rightfu realm, wherefrom she had been banIshed Tor
weeks by the usurping tyrant, romantic erama She 10
always welcome at this house, and she was greeted b
throug OF admirers Monday night The Honeymoon
acted with the old, familiar cast-Mr +. L. Dsyen-
ports Orlando and Mrs. Jennngs's VOante and Mr. Gn
Mock Dke being the prominently excellent person
ations Of character The latter particularly charming
with the decacy OF sentiment and
gtterng with the polished yvacty and that
the essential indispensable attributes OF good comedy
acting. Mr. Gilbert enacted the Mock Dke In richly
sympathetic spirit Of mrh This part is identified In
many memories with Blake but Mr.. Gilbert and Mr.
Mark Smith have also played 1t IN NewYOrk. and both
presentations remembered admirable utterances.
the one OF unotuous and the other of dry humor,
strongly and naturally stimulative Of merrmeut.
This character Of Jacques we should remark
is exaggerated all particulars that whatever natur
author who drew than to the actor J
whom 1t may happen TO be well portrayed Mr.. J. H.
stoddsrt have played the Mock Duke but dome
tic bereavemenin which ne viii have the heartfels
sympathy of many friendspreyented his appesrsnce.
Mr j. W. wallack the Duke Ardnsd, Miss Eyhnge the
Jiana and Miss Rance the ZdnOrd-he latter attract
ing as usual especial attention and encomum for the
correctness and elegance OF her costumes AS ace
let add the peculiar talents of this lady find better
expression in other characters than the waery 1mv
Tonight, "The Bellies Stratagem."
DRAMATIC NOTES.
/" Humpty Dumpty' Matinee to-day at tho
Olympic
Mrs. Kemble to-day at the Brooklyn InsH-
tute. The reading will be king Lear"
Lester Walack tonight at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music rs harove, In She stoops " Goa
quer."
Mr. Dickens's next programme-for Thursday
evenings Observation-Disclosures David Copperneld" and
Bob sawyer's Party" he read before another multi,
John Brodt and Boots very heartily enjoyed and
spplsuded.
The Conrad Brothers who will be remem-
circu. Monday afternoon. having just returned from
professional visit TO Europe Their gymnastc perform
and their trained dogs the applause OF
an amused audience.
Fanny Janauscheck, we are very glad TO OBJ
serve i to give series OF farewell
parture for Europe The first Of them is set down for
Wednesday evening April "a The great actress has beon
very successful in the West, in everv way.
The Cynocephalns, we learn, was exhibited st
Havana before he brought TO this city, and found
the ampest pubic favor. He is comca his per
formsnce unique and the Circus ought 10 he generally
visited by the curious, for his sake alone Mon
days matinee well attended There VIII be another
to-day.
/, OF Mr.. Molyneux st. Johns new buresque OF
Paris and Helen" at the SewYork Theater must.
for the moment defer notice The Theater by the wL
has been renovated and improved in Its interior conio
and ornamentaton and its auditorium presents moss
than usually cheerful appearance For two nights tas
house has been crowded
series of instructive attractive and trutbfuI
pictures OF the war, embracing 90 illustrations on
are on exhibition and are nightly visited Dy goyt
audiences at No. 954 Broadway, corner OF Iwenp un
st. The panoramic display comprises views OF me moos
memorable events OF the war; from the bombafiment0
Fort Sumter 10 Lees surrender, including graphc rca
sentatons OF the battle between the MerTnlac ana
tor Sheridans Ride and Fsrragut In the Rigging ss
dark side OF the struggle is well and mparhaly p~s
trayed the bright aide Is equally effective the retrn
the triumphant regiments and the advent OF fesoe T
rich explains the delineaon in lucid ana phlosS
manner The exhibition Is 10 be open on Wee"saa t.s
Saturday AFTERNOONS for the Oenefd OF euiosy az" w
| School children. and others
LONDON THEATERs.
"The Broken Hearted Club" was ut late'aa-
vices still Oh the bills at the Haymarke' As a'"
| "U Up for the Cattle Show" and NO ThorOngnia" "
the AdeIphi "Jeane Deans" Boncicauhs wen scssss
piece had been revived at the Princess tho
| Olympic. The 81. James's presentee A, t,e strand
Corner and "The lad yand the Devil AZ " ~. q naarer
@Orance blossoms" al Household FAIRY anu ~. .,iI
than I:e. az the Now Queens o,sSn gsSS SI Pay al ss
Prince 0f waless Mr.. HostoD, late Oh @ man Sotiiox
observe, in the company at the New surrey, InaJos
| particularly novel marks the present "Sp''' "
| Theators.