New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

Of a glass OF sOda-water which had been standing
half an hour In warm Madame Rose Bed
was the Frits She achieved exactly the oG
success that she wins IN every part either male
female 70 wit she looked pretty. she we and she
went through the stagebusness like thorough adept.
But she has no fun she did not look much out
OF place In her military dress and We
missed the mcongruity which constitutes tho
humor OF this sort of performance The General
Boum of Descauzas vastly more amusing, albeit
tho lady laughed at herself much that abe could
hardly sing. She displayed fine capacity for nonsense.
and gave the famous PtG paD pOvG" with great feel
ing and uncton She could not keep her hat on, and
that was very funny she could hardly keep her
taches on, and that was funnier still. In word.
she developed o fluid OF lhumor for which
had not given her credit, and placed herself
from the the most intimate and agreeable
with her audience. The Wanda Of NJ. Degns nim-
itably ridiculous; the Neponus OF Madame Gueret tho
best have seen for year; the Baron Puck OF Mile.
Clementine respectable; and the Prince Paul OF Mile.
Maurice a most symmetrical exhibition. Tho gem
OF tho evening, however, was Carriers
Grande Duchess The true spirit Of buriesquo
inspired IT, and he went 70 the length (which nobody
else yenturcd) Of buriesquing the music as well as tina
action His rendering OF tho An que Jaime les pu
taires" which began with something between sneeze
and Shrek is not to be spoken OF Without laughter.
but cannot be described During the perform
ance ttterng chorussingers and sceneshifers over
| n0Wed from tno WlHBs, hhu WY N""'"N'O'a
In the play were almost much affected by the absurd
ty Of the situation as the spectators themselves stu
the fun as we have already said, was eyaneseent tho
inversion Of parts robbed the music OF Its charm and
| even act was rather too much. I.t.
MISS HENRIETTA MARRsTEIN's CONCERT.
This talented young pianist gave a concert
last evening at steinwsy Hail. Miss Marksein appears
to have made considerable progress in her studies since
her public appearance, and some OF her octave
passages and displayed remarkable powers OF exc
cution There still remain however, many crudtes in
her method which must be snoothed away before sha
can take rank among rstcass cOncertpayers and be-
como fair subject for criticism The programme wac
filed out by thelaesstance iof Mr. Wenze Kopta hr W.
| j. Hill, Mr.. Won Inten, and sgnora LAMAR.
| MUSICAL NOTES.
| The opera bOutfe company at the flltll-avc:
Theaer offers change Of bill every night this weck ahd
will give a matinee Saturday. Next week the pro-
| grammes of the present week will be repeated.
This evening" at HlaskO's Hall, corner OF
Thirty fourth-st. and sixthaye. promenade eoncert
will Be given by Theodore Thomass orchestra ier te
benefit Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF 81 sacs
ment on the shores OF Lake George. THIS clrch ma.
heen erected by the efforts OF young lady AZ co OF
Ss OO ali OF which has been paid except about 49, e
tonight is relied upon TO nake n ,nl pa
ance It Is seldom that much money ls ialse ~ co
cert nowadays but we hope TINS one VIII at ie' io"
| ize a large part of 1t.