New-York tribune., 1868-11-10
TIE DRAMA.

MRS, LANDER ir gua BROADWAY.


:, I'm doe acts and therein ha2 tho advantage o. i's
Italian prototype, which waa everlasting As - - w
original however The first part is duu N'NVy Noe |
much FOR the background Of "a potafo "hen '|o ,
begins though at the end OF act second M, -, t,c
,,ed,ote,v evritcd and from that point 20 vac Gnu "a
o.o,o,s ,r sustafnel Mrs. Lander aoto1 Heh'O"'''
r,t tbo carly scenes wherein, as the he'leIsoc'
od not e tIld Utrie AHt0.nce IS depio'eU Al '0 '"'
crsrorllin- y0nth This hulian') - on'4 '"se '
t.,,or. f- ~ not realized T. the later scenes
,ovsr sle acted with power and intense ieoli"s' 4'o
49, 49,, f.,p, the King the more bitter separation
t tle children. tho defiance Of fate IN the deSoi"le
de,nairing diguity Of the walk 10 tho sa'Do1hc-
an these were portrayed WIN ErI,''
.,r,cv and splendid effect the result De-
-, n,,, wcllcolorol, and living storic picture
t,o,ld no nnfsIr however 20 lkon MIs.Iauders Mare
,t,et,e TO that ol Rstori does the Ucrsonatioh
a.t new ht uvon the talents Of the hn'rlt2n actress
Nj II. Taylc. tamey enacted Kiag u s. Nr B'chS'
os the Duke dc LQ,3l, checIfuy pauonzcd me m"l"S
ofIanor The gentlemen H. waiting, the King The queen
,he royal family, and the Ng,4ds q, LGFschc MT Car
der appeared rs tho latter peIsOnl-e and was 'l an
,atod eiocptnnary raur0d -h state state oi coat
collar aud cOekedhat noble TO behold Ihe iahes % '"o
TIC court of Louis XVI were represented ny h1mnero.
mort OF frightened ballet girls who would be Inefficient
even as housemads. The scenery with which the piece
was produced was Lot ambitious 20 lai il mildly \
l-1,ls 1,c.ion of the evening occupied by the
orchestra wL.cl played abonj0ahv. Mrs Landels
ability and energy, II VIII oe inferred
Lad to contend with many adverse inht
.pces Her Ntrie t4nio.H,te can scarcely De said to
have been seen to advantage Later representations viii
touhflcss be better There ar Of deep melai-
,holy about the audience during the first hour OF the
,lformance that the theatcr seemed Ike hospital
r dyspcptic bu. dscOn appeared 10 resume its sway
after WHILE and yaIous tokens oi animation were given
by tie noble public. We hope tLat Mrs. Lander may
have better house toni t and that the drama VIII be
setter done. There is ioI improvement in 6oh
particulars.
MRS. BOWERS Al NIFLO'S GARDEN.
Mrs. Bowers appeared last night mt NiblO's
Garcn in the character of Q5cu, EsGbR. The audience
was rather small one hat ade mp in enthusiasm
what lacked in size. The actrCss was very warmly
a..alauded, and she deserved her reward Her Quccn
Liisaeh is womany pers0naton full OF caprice and
aOr and exceedingly picturesque IL external features
More than this at the moment, We cannot say M C.
McColum enacted Essex IN robustious manner, but
40 90 10 say speak hands for me-
The applause him. the end of act third was spon-
ianeors general, and truly enthusiastic The mi5ceia-
icous acting was very bad NJ J. NoIdant made Pan
Ialoon Of Lori Bu7-igl, and Nj owen MaIlowe made
Clown OF lord Bacon, while Mr. Coleman as Dg'HSo"'
appeared quite dazed ~ finding himself 50 far away
from the nineteenth century Tie drama was put upon
ihe stage with commendable attention 10 scenic correct
mess elegance. 1t is altogether too tre To require
detailed description. but 20 The acting Of Mrs Bowers in
an entirely walk OF foI her may take filter
occasion 20 return. The lady had Uunstatabe popu-
lar success last night.
WOODs MUSEUM.
Ten weeks of success-at first limited, but
continually increasing. and OF LAKE most ample-haye
served 10 establish Woods enterprise a foun
prosperity. This result surprises no one who
has carefully examined the establishment. Woods Mu
the best institution OF its kind that has been
founded in New-York. The collection of curiostes is
really both entertaining and instructive. The iusus nat
vgo eemen, is kept within the bounds Of reason and
taste The theater is well managed New-York has seen
burcsque troupe Mt all comparable with the one now
performing Mr. Woods stage The visitor to the Mu
scum, whether by day night VIII always some
thing pleasant. The Venus Medei, and the Venuses
Canova, Thorvaldsen, aud Gibson charm him at the
nrst STEP with the spell Of beauty. Other copies OF
famous sculpture await his quest Paintings eugravings
eosuoranas cone stuffed animals living fish, and comic
RutOmatons scattered upon every side over the
area incosed by corridors. swings the Au
toatOn Lsotad who has quite eclipsed tho living orig
nal There is Happy Family up stairs, ana, down
stahs, there viii be a Menagerie OF Living
Wild Beasts tomorrow. The dwsrfs, Tic
giants, tie skeletons, and the Circassan GiIl
collectively each day, at Il and a a. and
made tho subjects OF formal discourse. The afternoon
performance theater begins at 2. and the evening
performance &C s. The lydia Thompson Bnrlesque
Troupe appear every evening. and on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. IXi0n while lbc other four
Of the week the bnrlcsque OF "C!adrcla is
ac,el by ;he regular Museum company. What more
,oud be wished in The way Of variety of mcrrnont
Nothing far as appears, is wanting 10 insure
continuance OF the success which Thus far waited
Mr. Wo0l's cayrts to fDund Museum. Barnum's being
gone. institution needed; and the establish
supplied by r Wood contains all he good features
Barnuus. with OF the bad 1t is teacher
pcoyir, ana it makes them laugh aud therein 1t
takes the right Time VIII. ~ course make It's
organization compact and IFS attractions more
without. trust lowering It's tone OF neatnes
cleanliness ard dcccncy. Introducing elements Of
objectionable character. To that fu;ure.we commit it,
with earnest good wishes.
OLYMPE AUDOUAEn.
In the "COniereDces" which are shortly to be
gwen, Tie Union League Club Thedter, by Madame
Olympic Audou,Id uniqge and refined entertainment
viii offered educated portion OF this community
M9daEe AudOaald is French lady, and Is both clever
and elarmic She viii speak OF what she thoroughly
wei undcrsauls and have every reason 10 anticipate
that she win speak wei. Her first topic Will be Victor
HusO, OF whos she discourse from personal obser-
walton OF that extraordinary genius Her Other topics
are Napoleon III" '"Ilie Woman Auction Turkey
andEgyp,' with 'he social life OF which countries she is
personally acquainted, aud The Manners and Customs
OF the MoT0n The latter class she has lately visited.
Salt Lake City Madame Audouaid has acquired hon
orslGe in The brilliant circles u Literary and
social life Paris she ia every way entitled to
attention az kindred Glasses here. He, first
tainiIont viii be given Wednesday eveaBg, and We
brsleaE Tor kes crowded house and cordrl American
Nrlv0;He.
SIAKEsPEATJ AT TiE JEROME TiIi AtER.
The charming little house of the Union
League Cuh colnig into frequent by G'oae offer
ing ac higher c,c. of entertainment, ard zusty for
II -flr precise place ccg; resort. Tia. evening
The l0yers 81 Shakespeare 10 be gdtifcs they
J,I52, chance OF being Tie silr" ttcatrica
perGorncrs Of -ashe ,pcarc positive pain those
who Lave hc irst s.imaelng Of trae appreciation for