New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

TIE DRAMA.
wAVERLEY THEATER.

| In spite OF competition the Waverley Theater
holds It's ground II neat and pretty little heater as
our readers, doubtless, aware Last night it was
made merry by the production Of "Ixon" burlesaue
well known to this public, and Justly admired as bit Of
nonsense The piece put upon the stage with neat
scenery and very careful manner The performance
OF IL did not equal that previously given here by the
Lydia Thompson Troupe; yet it was q performance
repete with vIyacty and glow Mr. Rogers the Mnerpa
was delicious representative OF broad affected, gro
tesque absurdty. Miss Jennie Wilmore Is pretty
and pleasing as TriOn The part Of Jupiter was
filled by Mrs. sedley browne, whose beauty
aud spirit made the character particularly
effective. Mr.. Dunn acted Gdnynede, ana
hls vocalism was as sweet and agreeable as ever
The general cast the piece attracted general commen
datOn couple Of dances, by the Rig girls, were
greeted with cordial appreciation Ixon" Is one OF the
best OF burlesques because It is simple unpretendng
and genuine absurdy and done 1t was last night at
the Waverey Theater, 1t affords great deal OF amuse
ment to the people, and in this sultry Summer weather
that has suddenly upon us-it cannot fail. we I'm
agne, to please the numerous admirers of burlesque
THE TAMMANY.
The performances at the Tammany last even
ing were OF an airy, agreeable, and diversified char
acter. They commenced with few preIusive vocal
strains from Mr. Green, which were warmly encOred
They were followed by sportIve demon sire, who made
two a mps do deeds Of suppeness Of such marvellous
fantastic variety went far TO their nature to
be compound Of cat, bird aud india rubber Volup-
tuOus dance by young lady In red CATERS, succeeded
Then ensued the chief sensation Of the evening.
graceful slender agile young woman proceeded, on the
trapeze and other contrvances by perilous flights and
dashes in mid air." to imper her life In manner suni
cently audacOus TO thrill the most hardened sinner An
excellent oldfashioned dance by male adept on the
tight rope came next and this succeeded by the solid
fun OF the entertainment, Clornda 1t was very cred
itaby presented with Miss Alice Harrison as Prince Pop
pet acted with her usual dash, Miss Emma Grattan as
Dandno given with pleasant humor and Cinderella very
simply and sweetly by Miss Leona Cavender Baron Bal
derddsh by Mr. Louis Mcstayer, Atdord, by Mr Barry
Britoni by Mr.. j. Wallis, and the Fairy Queen, by Miss
Josie Zanfretta also represented with agreeable
quantness and effect But the Star OF the Evening was
Corindd by MI NJ w. Lefingwell, whose destinations
proved rressstbe this OCCASION and took with rap
ture the ris0le audience keeping the house in roar at
every fresh display Of his remarkable graces. His Co
rnda left nothing 10 be desired in breadth Of humor
Peter Gray an old but welcome friend, in the shape OF
a comic pantomme concluded the performance, and was
interpreted in crisp happy and expressive style by the
Zanfretta troupe.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
The production of "Snbad the Sailor" has
once more been postponed. The spectacle will be
brought out next Saturday evening it expected
that Miss Lydia Thompson will be we'll enough to resume
her professional avocatons. In the mean time The
Forty Thieves" retains ts place at NblO The ClOdoche
Troupe a company OF grotesque French dancers, has
been engaged Nblo appear in snbad the Sailor"
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The Kinalfy TrOupe-to appear at the
Olympic-arrlyed on Monday by the steamer City Of
Antwerp.
Mr.. w. II. Floyd, the we'll known and very
nopular actor aud manager, has arrived from NewOr
leans and is now residing, for the Summer, at Long
Branch
The new Detroit Opera House cost Sl2O,000.
The stage feet wide by so feet deep. The house
affords for about 1000 persons The OrnamentatOu
OF the auditorium Is described rich and beautiful.
Miss Mary McVicker will take her first benefit
i'm this city nc Booths Theater next Friday evening.
Her seasons work is terminate on Saturday, when
"Ohcllo" will be given, the matinee. for the last