New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
THE DRAMA.

Mrs. Aucusta. Countess Of Baerndorf, made
her debut In NewYork last evening" and more than JUS
tilted the fame which preceded her from Hanover ana
St. Petersburgh liz figure and appearance she Is not
unlike Miss JsnauschecK lille as an actress sho Is i'
her equal While she does not awa.e tha' ino"s! =.
feeling which, with the former amounts at "'"'o'.
to painfulness she carries the audience along IN n
fascinating manner every word and every action indi'
eating the depth study of human nature and human
passion. We extend her q cordial welcome
20 KELLY AND Icons MINsTRELs.
The classics are proving a great blessing to
comedy especially to buresque Trayiste can never die
"while IL hath such meet food TO feed it," The tragic
myths OF the deepest and most internal dye are the
richest Of extravagant mirth After being well used
for the white opera they many times better than new
for the black "Orph6e Enters In its last state at
Kelly Icons Is better than In its first at the French
Theaer 1t broader III its fun and has wilder vein OF
fine Plutonian frenzy running through is Its frequent
steps from sublime to the ridiculous are more decisive
and Irresistible Though Orpheus made the rocks and
trees dance In Thrace he made people laugh so
heartily before as he does at Kelly Icons Key's
Jupiter lifts the god to his highest joyal emil
nence, and tho only Icons Erydice is irresistiby
affecting, even when tossed In q blanket. The
other gods shine with tributary light Their wit might
be improved, being almost ancient as their mmor
tality Their jokes have long enjoyed that familiarity
which said to breed dsrepeo but they are 80 preposer
ouy delivered that they turn up with the fresh sparkle
OF the old oaken bucket in the we'll Ophee Enters
Is produced with lavish display Of magnificent dresses
and beautiful scenery The final ableau is rich feast
OF color and exquisite fancy The piece is unequivo
cal success 1t is preceded by variety of gems OF
humor and song, among which Icons new "Bend" and
"Mrs Cady Stanton" Harry Raynor's japanese fiddle
and Hen Convention" Harry Leslle's Handsome
Eph" and Edwin Key's delicious Ballads, are the most
brilliant and enjoyable. The music OF the spheres Of
familiar life and the humors Of the day given with
peculiar breadth end JUNCTION by these talented and
favorite minstrels.
BRYANT's MINsTREL.
A very comical burlesque of the opera of
La sonnambula" has been produced at Bryants. II
In fouy scenes and it introduces eleven characters
The thread OF the operatc story s not very closely fol-
lowed, but tho original is very well ridiculed-and
than that could not be desired Mr.. Eugene takes
conspicuous part In the burlesque, as Aind, and tns
worth. who genius in absurdity. appears as Hrino
In other particulars. Also the burlesQue is well cast
while the scenic mounting Of 1t would do credit TO any
hrstclass theater. The song OF "Ta6y was Welsh
man." sung by these Minstres. would also furnish an
adequate entertainment to such as like TO laugh The
miscellaneous entertainment here is excellent II in
cludes. among other things, capital performance OF
{" The Live Injin."
yt+s-.' DRAMATIC NOTES.
The "Alleghanians and Swiss Bell Ringers
have been giving entertainments with apparently much
success. IN Csnad9 This company OF performers was
j.
Prof Robert X. RAYMOND, who has long
enjoyed high reputation as an clocuonist will com
mence next Tuesday evening series OF shasespearean
nrise i which we Cordially %is success under the
management Of Mr.. L. r. Harrison.
On Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
afternoons Of this week. cinderella" has been played,
In sufficiently pleasant STYLE by the regular company
at Woods Museum. The addition TO the collection OF
mented its attractveness and substantial value great
deal may be seen by the etroller through Mr. WOODS
fla ll-afnC CEf1g
Mr. SeIwyn has produced at his Theater in
Boston, "The Field of the Cloth q Gold" by MI wll'
liam Brongh and has gus forth little ramPhstcom , M
gend whcreon the piece is based The cast includes Mt
H. RersSn as Henry p T g snr narr ooHn M II snr 1rg" S
seph as SIR Cay Mr. r. Williams. Miss Mary Cary. Mr.
g. +. Ketohum, Mr. W. z. Lemoyno, and other players
The disappointment of English dramatists-
expressed With good deal Of dtecness aud forco-oes
no. sppes, 70 m have the PrS1 u hon paT.
Continue. CO. to Rs HIS latest Pepn, Too
Many for Him." "The little Rebel" and Tanning
been called in question We cannot course vouch for
their accuracy The series comprises &c numbers and Is
printed IN suf1cien;ly neat style.
Col Fitzgerald's fiye-act drama, Wolves at
Bay,"is underlined at the Arch PHILADELPHIA. In This
work we learn the labor question Is !esHn'y @ ,rs as
FORE find 1t attractive Mrs Drew viii produce IL with
Ga5S %GSts: a.d q Ssa' f
fveact comedy called who Shall VIM lis Is In the
authors a generous and patient hearing
Professor ROhdes Earth and Man. at Al
lemania Hall, effectively illustrates and explains the
causes and the operation Of earthquakes subject OF
much interest at the present time whenl the material
world is giving 40 many outward signs or treinehd.
GUS inward commissions. TO the general merits of
this unique show IL s not necessary again to direct al
ieDtion They appreciated by all thinking people
who have witnessed Of the cleyerest educational
hibitions OF time Matinee today, at o'clock, but
no evening performance.
"Macbeth" was lately played at the Boston
Theater, Mr. Edwin Booth pcrsoDatng M0cbeh aud MISS
Fanny Janauschek personating Lady MaoLeh. core
nearly perfect in delivery remarkable IN suggestive and
Illustrative business, and lit up with frequent hashes OF
genius Janauschek was very hne sspessy ,hIoughou'
mendousy effective. Altogether the performance was
sharply defined and vigorous In the way 0f defects we
may mention lack OF adequate dignity IN the banquet
scene and nervous jeiky manner III Tue siecp""k
passage"
There will be "Ticket-Of- Leave" Matinee
at the Broadway Theater day The Forences conclude
their engagement at this Theater tonight D." uumpty
Dumptya may 10 seen at n Matinee today. His SGti
week at the Olympic closes this evening. Az woods
The aer the Lydia Thompson Burlesque Troupe wiuiper
form this afternoon we'll this evening In the bur
lesque OF "Ixi0n," the popularity OF when steadily IN
afternoon and evening a the NewYork Circus together
with many other agreeable circus performances Ths
Circus the best ever seen IN Ncw-forf especially III
pOnt OF refinement Matinee OF La Belle Helene IL
announced for to-day at PEes Opera House. and an
other OF Genevieye de Brabant at the French Theaer
The usual afternoon performance will be gwen az the
a prosperous business and which presents very at
tractive aud enjoyable entertainment "Ihe Lancashire
Lass keeps her state Ut Wallacks Theaer where she
NAV be soon every night Mr. Days wcllkDOwn drama
Under the Gasight," has been produced at the New
York Tbeater where therefore the railroad sensation
may be experienced by all persons who incline 10 be hsr
rOwed In their sensbilities
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