New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

which bas 40 often supplied genuine recFea"on W
uor,, minds Mr. Charles Hale and Mr' arthur MI
likeviss ably participated in the represen'"'O
,o,,ar ,vbo il comparatively new to tne stase'
lass distinguished himself by his case anu er0o
30 ,s h,s tasteful yocalism-MsS Kimbal remaS
~ 1baatcr another week. and WILL we trust
make q better impression In "Perieotion '"" ,.oo
has made lin "Jenny Lnd."-Four weeks "'uo0
Mr. Brougham's dramatic season VIII clooe' -
James Ffske, jr the Of the theaer VIII then'
understand take possession Of it, installing MI bHHie
and French Opera Boufe. The announcement Is ohe
that will be received with profound regret by the respect
able portion OF this community This topic however is one
that need not Just be considered We merely toucn
upon t in passing, and admOnish the friends OF John
Rrouohsm TO see to it that the closing weeks season
he brilliant and prosperous, and worthy therein OF MN
and of them-One OF the principal members OF nir'
Broughan's company Miss Ellie Germon' mas peeh Gu
Gagged at Wallacks Theaer. Miss Germon Is ane&Teme
ly pleasing actress In her peculiar ne ana VIC can wish
her no brighter good fortune than that she may succeed
a., nr,vpo at Waack's the void in the ranks that has
remained vacant since the death of Mary Cannon r
Owen Marlowe. an accomplished actor, as eVeryDouy
tnows has also been engaged at Wallacks Inea'or'
and both these performers are =" "Ppo
o. tbc comedy OF "school" That play, We under
staud will be produced the 18th OF March, ono VICE
from next Monday This arrangement gives a0"io . -
air weeks TO Much Ado" Reference was made yesVei
~ % tho signal success that Mrs jennings has maze ~
tho niece as Beatrice-At the olympic Theatre hupV
Dumntv, vas performed for the SOOth time' Oh nouoo
day night and that before large audience Luz
cess OF this pantomme is the success OF roai nii
NOT every one who can think; but every one can AUS
~ there be something to laugh at; ana sir foA
in copious abundance, the food tor laueu", .,nt
proadw wav Theater Mile Zoe takes her Denent Vonlhn
o oonoludes her engagement tomorrow. Next "eeA
Tho shadow Of Crime" by Charles Smith Cheitnan'
ilI no nresented This will be a novelty IN Ne"-ioiA'
Mss Kate Reignolds is to enact the berOine III 'no no
play brief sketch Of Its plot may not DO uh''no'
RrieHy IL IA this grace Holder miss ReghOuS 10
NJ the imurder OF Lady Bdlfeid-a crime roaiiy oo"
mtted by Ralph Holder (Mr HEIDI the reputou
Of Grace. IN concert with Philip RaShIe'0h tCiauuo
JIni,o, and Pod,cav (AIr Johnson) grace thereupon
determines upon suicide to escape her misery But meet
ino with Clpil Edgetcorb (Mr Carden she accepts n'
offer OF marriage. They are united prVately' anu ''
after under her husbands protection, she owens III
sion in the house Of Mr. and Mrs MdgultS tMr' "iiA
son and Mrs skerretU Here, however she Is utna'oS
discovered by Rdsheigh, who perseeutes her WIN "
ous attentions under threats OF prosecution ior VI"
oleoed murder. In this way the "shadOw OF CRIME
nursues the innocent But, at last through the
treachery OF Radtcdy which brings ready reei tne
der is traced to the right hand and justice trupnS ~
the escape Of virtue and innocence and the puhsno
OF guilt Lord Milford (fr Eames is discovered 10 DO
Graee's father and it further appears that the hur
dered Lady Beiford her mother There Is an uuer
Mot n the huor OF which Mrs Gilbert, as hrs Gtrds
the motber OF Mrs Mag,dt materially contributes Ar'
uerrlton (sir jack, Lady MowbW1m thrS 'hapunau'
and Constance Miss Newton) also participate lli 'nis
mart OF the drama Here, 1t will be seen lS tue
strongly emotional aud romantic play TO the laiehOs
OF Miss Kate Reynolds we have oten oorho oui
testimony She ia thoroughly GOOD actress
and we hone she may have thoroughly good success III
,bis new yepture-No change OF bill will be needul at
Woods Museum. The Florences are dolhg wen Win
"Tbe Ticketof.Ieave. Man" When their engaeemen'
terminates three weeks hence, Miss Marriott VIII appear
an English actress OF high repute In her own country
and destined We dare say, attain emnenoe here MI
J. f. Cathcart will also play at the Museum lie IL was
who gave professional aid the late Charles kean ana
in him lives all the gathered wisdom and experience OF
that most studOus actoTThe English Blondes carry on
their merry war; Nibos Garden and at the Waverey
Teater LYDIA Thompson Is predominant at the former
house. ana Miss r''so 'H~' - tho ater-In the Circus
the Rizarelu Brothers perform Oeauufur upon
the trapeze and there orc other perilous sights
TO thrill as well as comic antics 10 amuse'-
Tammany and the Minstrels - Bryants, ana
the san Francisco Blondes-gve their Gus
touarv entertainment We should like to say something
u about these matters; but the gift OF tongues not
ALWAYS available one old remark about them we can
make-whch Is they eyince redOubtabe activity ana
present very various entertainment to such as are iona
OF miscellaneous shows where all is free aud wander
ing IT will be inferred from this general glance at the
does not lauguish and the pleasureseeker has very
vorous world before him where choose The inference
u inst The Dickens Winter may have been somewhat
more brilliant in number and variety OF theatrical Tea
lures than the Winter through which we have just
passed. but this has certainly been season OF very i
portant and interesting events, nor does 1t decline IN IN
erest as II draws toward close. School on the 18th
inst and "Tho Tempest" on the 10Th inst await us,
vet; and It is not impossible that The Winters Tale
at Booth's will conclude the pageant OF the dramatic
year
THE TAMMANY.
Those who hunger after amusement and are
not fasdous as TO the quality OF the fare so that they
only get plenty Of IT, nor particular with whom they
feast provided the feast long aud tho ands strong
we dare say nd in the Tammany just such hospitality as
they want To be the not very del
icate but neither the guests For whatever deeets
reasonable being might espy In the performance
there ample compensation in the shape OF Leg mat
sweet boon Is abundant and conspicuous IL assuages
the ortures Of the and the buresque and we trust
exerts upon its worshpers that eevang aud refining
influence which 1t is the blessed privilege Of the drama TO
shed abroad. Besides Leg. the Tammany has juggling,
pantomime oysters, Punch and Judy. punch we believe
without Judy and great variety OF other things most
beautiful TO behold.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Hayes, the lessee of the Olympic Thea
ter is IN Paris. hunting up novelties for his theater
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Matthews propose to
visit the United states early next season Also Mr. ana
Mrs Howard Paul
Mr.. Chanfrau appeared at Galveston, Texas, |
on the 18th OF February, The Tlcket-ofLeaNe man
MIR and Mrs. Frank Noyes were IN the cast
The report which came to, us with apparent
authorty that Miss HcnriQues Mrs l.. Jenning9 IN
tended to return once to tho stage Is now denied
Mr.. Tom Taylor is writing new piece for
Miss Bateman. What with Leah " Pietra, ana TINS
piece her season at must needs be interesting
Mr.. H. l.. Batcman will shortly sail for En-
gland where he designs to pass season OF needed re-
nnsn- Mi.s Rateman will como back win nm " NeW-