New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

dear friend OF tho galleries. The man who lays his
hand upon n woman" was In particular manner.
greeted with gentle rapture OF sympathy and adira
ton A charming Performance Of YODte, ly MIS- Jen
nngs whose merry cOauetry and innocent geienesS III
thi. character, were always delightful wOn also the
cordial appreciation OF tho audience Annie ward
appeared for the first time ZrpGrd, and played tho
pat neatly and simply. Her dress, though. was OF
the usual incorrect kind that women the
stage always wear wboa they assume 10 represent
males Mr.. stoddard pcrsonated the Mock Duke,
and invested that character with its sIrewd sense
no less than Its bombastc humOr. After his first scene
he was recalled by warm applauso-a merted compH-
nent artist who Is but too seldom with Miss
Eytingos JulianG, Mr. Fishers RJondo, aud Mr.. j. W.
Walack's Duke 4raHsa, tho town IS familiar. Mr. Polk
played gracefully Montdiba and read tho somewhat
artificial blank verse OF Tobn with commcndable
and naturauess. The Honeymoon" will be repeated on
Friday Tonight Mask, and Faces" and Saturday,
"The Rivals" Next Monday Mr. Wallack will produce
1.-THE Lancashire Lass"
BROADWAY THEATFR.
Mrs. Florence appeared here on Monday, In
Thrice Married." piece In the representation OF which
her versatility and her abundant ana contagious huIn0r
find ample and very pleasant expression. Her appear
npce has contributed element OF interest and bril-
ancy to tho enertaument offered at this theater
and we welcome IL, the public behalf, with sincere
pleasure No Thoroughfare" H. OF course still kept on
the chief novelty and attraction There seems To DO
moro vitality IN tho drama than ut first supposed III
is in the fourth week OF remuneratve career ana
II runs on with good prospect OF additional prosperity
Mr. Florence improves constantly, In his persouaon of
O5enreer-succcss in which will open for him entirely
new field Of professional labor aud distinction There
Will be q Matinee here on Saturday.
KELLY AND Icons MfNsTRELs.
The revival, by Kelly g. Icons Minstrcls, of
the Ethiopian Burlcsluo Of Tho Grand Dutch g., which
proved 50 great last season, Is timely stroke
OF wise managerial policy. The meodiouS war of Bate
man and Grau on tho battlefield OF Opera Boufe, has
aroused rcdouJled Interest in this description Of fun and
the public seems well disposed TO laugh tho contest
Their ruerrment is largely stimulated by the Grand
Dutch s." wherein the clever aud facetious Leon gyes
free vein 70 his iova humor aud his audiences
"a silver tide ~ mrth Every programme presented here
this has been success aud the admirers ot negro
mnslry may depend upon the energy and good taste Of
tho management. 10 keep tho current running IN this
| direction Mcssrs K.uy & Leon have lately fitted mp
their n ,ii anew and 10 Is now more Than handsome
! aud cheerful burlcsquc o; "Opheo aux Enicrs" IS
| promised.
EEw-YORK CIRCUS.
! The promise of u bgrst of spectacular splen-
dor nj m ropuldr arena wa, brilliantly fulfilled Mon
dAy evening. Ny. Lcnts new piece Tho Chinese Fetii
val Feast oi Lanterns supposed to be celebrated M
the heart Of tho Central Iowcgy Kingdom, IN tho august
presence of the terrestrial representative and blood re.1'
tom o the sun and moon. II IA htung entertainment
fr 70 shining aud exalted characterbcing a. gorg'0u.
~ the most A-iulc Imagination could wish. and fun 10
oyerowiugof p1gcantry, strangcness, and bcwudefng
variety The Cbirese bIlct. with al its odd devices
aLu,rtlcr nud ltal pcculiautlc', is therein revived
and at the coucu.ion oi the dance each fair dancer
modesily Offers % share the throne Of her imperial mas
tor tho proposal being made win significant gesture and
an air OF mingled meIrnent and royal aspiration. These
scenes are qrcAy followed by othr.s IN Which Juggling
rHd symnastc and a,robaNo fcts dazzle nnd bewider
! the senses Human pyramid pagoias, aud revolving
whr..s arc constructed and Dissolved with marvellous
rapldlty. multiplicity of wonders proceed simnlia-
ucuuy a1l the miracles accumulate. ill oven is cee7-
tl.l hg'ue,, - compelled TO tc,Hfy h.- pleasure. "Ihe
Chinese Festival" Is preceded by the usual variety OF
performance the circle. 70 the excellence OF which we
have often tc.tintd MI the fents are cNccued-from
those ~ the highly intelligent dog Fanny to those o' ne
lumbc.t aorouataith HAT nratncs and unerrns GER
tuiy VLisA iml.rt culru even 60 difficulty ana peril
Tho Attendance Ua. fl aud was eager in lts maucSta-
ton II conrl,. 90 satisfaction.
MRS. SCOTT-sIOpONs.
Mr.. Sratt-Siilons will begin her series OF
/ readings ~ s,.unay Hall GA Monday evening with q
/ programme devoted principally To Illustrations Of
satospara, hcro.urs Her selections are taken FROM
As You IA, !t Macbeth" and Henry "" and she
Viii ao l,4i Trrny sous May Queen" aud the Death
| ofCou.'ance dc Eeycrlcy, from Marmion."
DRAMATIC NOTES.
/, the Actiruy % Music 900 Thursday. oct -.
Mr.. John f. Ford of Baltimore is to manage
! the tlcat,r, 40 Norfolk Va, this season.
Dciazet has Joined the church. She was con-
! Grm,d on the 9Th ut. at Lyons. France.
Miss Oliver recently sang the ballad of pretty
susan Ia tie buricsquc OF Black Eyed su,an, foI the
! l.I.isi time. In London.
The Stcrcopticon is now on exhibition at the
Brooklyn Athcntnu. There, a. every where II j. wen
| worth seeing. There viii be a Matinee on saturday.
! ClemeutinD Cazzola is dead nc Florence, Of
consumption. She ranked next To Eisor. on the Italian
stage. RstOr watched over and comI0red her III her
! last days.
Prof. RAYMOND, tho we'll known Shakes
pcarrnn reader, OF brooklyn. private reading last
aycnng the house OF Miss Alice Cary IN I|gntlelh
Thc selections which from Othrlo and Henry ",
were nney rendered. This rcung IS preliminary 10 "a
ot readings which tho Professor Is about TO deliver
, m tins city
Mr.. James TAYLOR. the "comque." as he is
.ty!cI has established himself tie New Apollo Hall.
corner OF broadway aud cntyogltlist, where WIN
cntcrtaiamcut. tlncu,ary various aud amusing mo
bees Of pleasure WHO G from flower to flower cannot
| r,ut thnn is offered at the EcW Apollo Hall
Tho late John ScftOn's birthplace was Liv-
crrool lie VIA born the i5ih of January. 1905 He
Wa. designed .r the rnr. preferred the stage, lt
| Tr.t American appearance was made the 2ith ~
june isl5. AZ The Maluutst Theater philadelphia It's
at tEG broadway Theotcr JrD1g Triicher. FOR the
benefit OF his sonn-lnw, M. Barton iIiil
The AHcngum says: Continuing series OF
si,Lrsprarran performances Mr.. Fiircough has APP
reared as Riciad ne Third III. representation OF R'ch
ard Is decidedly Inferior 10 either of his previous upper
-onntions Ills OHcii0 displayed much inteligenco OF
conception and some hstrlO1i3 abty MS Hdmitt was
not devoid OF certain freshness. the result OF nodcia
| Uut his Rehd,d Is characterized by nothing except "A
sAysh adherence to Stage tradition aud declaInaiory
Lnyc vet surpassed completely unmtclhgnt is II, II
! Is scarcely worthy Of serious criticism
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