New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
THE DRAMA.
MOROANI.

crs have already hecn informed is to dance AZ feS
Opera this Autgmn. PrciuSve u her advent. d"
Affecting docuIa found its way iht9 our poSseso
II consists o extracts from Italian, Spanish, and Turkish
newspapers. rendered into English by the cunning mana
of the erudie Max SakOsch Those extracts relate 10
NOroIni "cOquctto OF Egypt" aod endayer general 0'
Southern EnrOps But not alone to her they ore a'o
Indicative of the bleeding hearts and inksands-that
this fair dansel leaves behind her. over the poignant
misery that she left at ConsannOpe We have previously
dropped the tear OE gentle pity II assuredy very
sad reflection the tOrchIigh Of the cayalcade which
escorted heC OF the Turkish capital were cXtneu'hed
I'm food Of grief If stubborn Turk" could thus De
moved what wondet that the softer hearts OF sunny Italy
aud romantic Spain should have been melted by ts Ter
vent heat Melted any rate. they werc-ss these e'o
| 0uent and ardent newspaper testimonials abundanty
show "Tho most discomfort in dancing matters, eK-
claims Milan brother Of the qu "s left without know
ing what 20 ask for after having seon Amelia horo
sni" Clearly enough he must have been overwhelmed
Another press knight IN the same city, Is yet moro
emphatic "WhOever goes TO see Amelia moroslni,'
SAYS this gentleman sis satisfied the first time; moro
satisfied the second o and at the third time he believes
himself in the necessity Of seeing her at every perform
ance" FasauatiOns Gf this seTpentlkB order must he
indeed potent How they operate upon that noble nsU
uon the Independent press, see In this. How they
operate upon royal circles impressblc Spanish brother
enables US to conjecture. Among the priestcsses ~
Tcrpsichore" says this authority the that merits
the title Of dancer OF fashion Amelia MorOsnl She
possesses all tho qualities of sH excellent artist The
ladies Of the Court Jealous OF her This Is all that
Mile. Morosim desire TO obtain most rapid aud
braut career" II the danes OF Queen Isabcas Court
are thus subugstcd what fate is reserved for the danes
of Madsouavel We shrink from the prospect Of their
coming sorrows. Male NeW-Yorli 10 be prostrated;
there seems to DO doubt about that 10, the conquer
lnc dancer COmcs-aud low her victims must necessarily
fall Let them make up their minds 70 what Is newt
able and fall with good grace! But truly sorry
for the fOrc-doomcd ladies. Their is hard indeed
And not theirs alone. Other adlcs-thc ladies Of the
baet-are also to sulcr last night writes Turkish
editor presented the ballet scene called THE Count
Of Eemout i'm which Amelia Morosiui took the first,
and in which she sublime that We sure that
after having this enchanting syrcu any ether
taking that part must detestabc Plainly therefore,
there viii be epidemic OF di5onted noses the moment
Mor0sin pranccs the Pkeau stage. IL is comfort 10
know that while this rcsi,css lady breaks our hearts,
She will spare our national treasury Money docs not
appear TO be Object in her lovely eyes She get
ting wo are assurcd-one hundred gold dollars for each
and every performance in Cousantinopio. Yet, when
A De Pol waved flag OF the free and whispered the
magical word Pike she turned from the Sublime Porte
/ navue. have good authority, q sublime
port Of Icr owu d instantly marched ont of CONSTANT
nOpe ia tOTcAght prOcessOn-5Ouud for the Lighth'
ave. Opera House! Hero was a maguanimous mind, "a
wen as thoroughly dcveloned muscles. She viii soon be
with us and ia view Of the destruction dealt by her
abounding- bOuudng-chams, thrOughout the south
Of Brope, quite prepared 10 with the any
thing bu malignant Turk who tells us that "Aillc.
Amelia Morosin is gaccale In the dance, and II any
has not goneio her having the means to DO so
be is not fashionable haa good taste, aud does not
know how te employ hi, time well
DRAMATIC NOTES.
! jefferson, the comedian, is temporarily in
! town.
! New scro-comic entertainment at DOdwortiI's
/ Hail. this evening
Adclua Patti, we read, was born at Madrid,
Spain, the 9th Of April 1873.
The drama of Camille" has been done, in
California, uudcr the name of " frallty.'
Dsraeli's "Alarcos," now on the stage of
Astoy's Thcatcr London old play published in 1899
and very poor play.
A London vocalist, of the low concert hall
KEN" humaa folly Is everlasting.
Mr. and Mrs w. GomcSa are in London.
adaptation Of The Grand Duchess"
Dir. Days Under the Gaslicht' il an
Bouuccd production at h1iadolen provincial thea
ters in Grcat Britain 1t lately done at Edinburgh
Miss lone Burke, who is remembered here as
promising young actrts remains ln the ilaymarhet
Thoater company, Which is now ont on provincial tour
A new version of the drama of Rip Van
VuRe." written by Nh J.. Reynolds. has been acted 40
Great Gr.m,by, England, MI L. Reynolds peTsonatng
BIr. and Mrs. f. L. Davenport received a
complimentary to,timOuI,' 40 Ma2uiIc Opera House,
San Francisco, ON the lld OF July London Assurance
Mrs Landcr's engagement, which will com
mence next Monday 40 the Broadway Ihcatcr is limited
~ twenty evening pcfornancc- ard -four matntes She
Will play QueG, Eii-abeH AHy Stuart, haJ7e AntDmete,
Lady Aacheb, Qecn CatdTt,c, Aaile'He Ler0scrcia,
! and reg Fo6bJb0n.
A dramatic and musical entertainment is
I'm Athenneum gss G. Iuccttc and Blr Morton Price
win appear, IN A Double Courtsip, Brother ana SIS
entitled Ringing The Changes"
Mrs. Charles Kcan has presented 70 NJ F.
Bolton, manager Of the Exeter Thcater England, the
plays OF Othcils" The WIfes Secret" King John"
Macbeth" aud Richard the Third" mark OF the
esteem in which Nj Charles Kcsn held Mr. Beons high
aud generous character ~ gentleman all actor, and
| manager.
The afternoon performances at Woods
evening Hiss Maggie Mitchell wi appear as Lor> This
chsYactcr, which is Of German origin first presented
in NewYOrk several years at the Winter Garden BY
Nrs. MetmAschellor. new version or adaptation OF
the German piece has, doubtless been provided Tor Miss
Maggie Mitchell.
Mr.. Gregory Watt Blackio, generally known
the British stage as O. W Blake" IS dead 10 the age
the University OF at city He was the son OF one OF the
leading bankers Of Aberdeen and brother OF the dstn
gushed scholar Professor Blacke Of the Edinburgh Uni
yerlty he vas also Descendants OF the famous engineer
James watt An early prediction induced him 10 do
vote his attention 30 the stage, and af0r few preni
nary ne secured notice ana obtained engagements
He held the position of light comedian at many theaters
having played with success at Dublin, Manchester, Br
min CLAM, and ln London.
Old Mr. Blackstone closing an engagement at
Liverpool tho 3st o July, made the following speech
LADIES AND GLNILENIN: You must not imagine be
cause have been announced TO say few words this
evening That I fancy myself at all clever at making
speech gaugAt.r but having been iufOrmod that "a
soInethg" lr Gc W0uld he expected hear, hear, aud
that 10 had q sort ot fashion IN Liverpool for
actor on . .ertt night say that something" his
patrons. h.sc attempted 20 follow the fashion though
Ty words only shape t.emscy INTO thanks Tor the
great patt.. 60 have accorded to the HaYnarkct
company I tl.- y1uf old Thlater ROVal. ICheers
Whom u Ltuip. given 90 understand thtt you had
quito forsakeu tt iIehOu8rrd bulluus aud thai only
very extIaor talent Indeed couldcyer atractan
dieirr within ..U. Judging from tIe crowded