New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-10

is pleasing. No effort Is perceptbe In Its construction
The fight attempted is not too high Vaulting ambition,
therefore, does overlap ITSELF and fall into the pool
of stcrity Mr. Florence has put great deal OF new
matter into this burlesque both In words and business
md all his additions good and have been sktuly
made plays King Francis, and burlesques his own
which generous as it's comica
Mrs Florence plays Constance and her good KIND 1ace
and genial manner her abundant mischief ana her
talent. make her prominent IN the hirth ana III sno
admiration Of the audience. Miss Rose Massey comes
hitler from England She is tall, handsome blonde,
whose countenance very gleefu whose voice Is sweet
and winning, and whose child-like ways imnoul"'ey
interest the feelings She very good burlesquer she
sings WELL and although she has been playing Under inc
disadvantage Of illness Ia serious trouble ha'ps aoS'
disabled one Of her fee she has alreauy won nsn
place in the favor OF her audience MT LOUIS
Mr.. DAILY Mr. Sol Smith, IT,, Miss Alice Logan anu mr.
Maeder cooperate with marked ability IN the repFeseh'
ton of The Field" which has been put upon the stage
with handsome scenery and costumes and very elaborate
and comic paraphernaa and which anoras he - The
attractveness OF q ballet at the heau Oh Nn.u
most ethereal and sylphke OF all the dancers MIC o
lacchi.
BROADWAY THEATER.
Mr.. Owens entered Monday evening, upon the
third week OF hrs at tho Broadway Thcater
The house was full "solon shingle" and " The Live
Indian" made up the bill The latter was the novelty OF
the moment Ii a well known farce, and it affords Mr.
Owens abundant opportunity for the comic display OF his
hearty love OF fun and his thoroughly trained FACULTY
for making sport He entered with the heartest Zes'
INTO the mIrth OF the OCCASION and made every SITUATION
tell with the most ludcrous effect Mr. Williamson as tue
Irish shopboy, and Mr. Jack the old tobacconst con-
tbuted great deal to the humor Of the representation
"The Live Indan" and "Soon Single" form capital
entertainment Of the comic order Mr. Owens Will close
his with the Saturday Matinee On tuesday next
he sails for California
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The Bianchi Opera Troupe lately played AT
Hong Kong.
Mrs. Scott -Siddons recently gave reading at
Pittsburgh, where she warmly welcomed.
Jefferson has played brilliantly successful
engagement at st. Louis-m Ben DE Bars Theater
The Elise Holt BuresQue Troupe, which is
among It's members Mr.. owen Marlowe, Mr.. Edward
| Coleman. and Mr. I. L. Morris.
A new play, by Mr. G. w. Fulton, entitled
Nita or The W6mans Conspiracy" will be produced
AT the broadway Theater next Monday night, the oe-
| casion OF the first appearance OF Miss Zoe.
The San Francisco Minstrels have brought
G % % fPr vva farce called Three
| Strings TO one Bow" is likewise performed
The Lydia Thompson Burlesque Troupe, in
The Theyes IS drawing eaow va T rs a.
that the buresque substantially an original work
with him II has been brought out with much spendor
| OF scenery and costumes.
| Mr.. Edmund Falconer's drama of "Snare; or
WHAT Can't Money Do has been produced by Mrs Bow,
at Buffalo The plot turns upon tue incarceration vi
| a sane person in "a unatc asylum. The piece seems to
have made hit Mrs. Bowers is highly praised Tor her
| acting therein.
A New Orleans paper informs us that Mr..
Charles Pope been very successful In that city, as
manager OF Charles Theater, and likewise as an
actor OF leading parts In the drama "UDder his dlrec
this season." says the Journal the management of
the Old Drury has been elevated to something Ike s
excellence in ante belum times, and Mr. Pope deserves
great credit for his remarkable in this important
| respect"
Mrs. Drew has brought out "The Twelfth
Night at her theater in Philadelphia and Shakespeare
has made hit there as well here. The Bulletin says:
IL event worth chrOuicing and celebrailngths
Of comedy by Shakespeare In the CITY OF Phil
adelpha and IN the year II is delightful 10 look in
audience well It's performance. For the peo-
pie that go hear Shakespeare quite differ
cnt set from those that go nightly to bgamy, adui-
terry murder railroad accidents and the other
stunning things OF the modern aynakers."