New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
NUsICAL NOTES,
THE DRAMA.
THE WEEKS PROGRAMME.

Autumn deepens and the leaves begin 10
turn; and it If the drama emuious
Of the eyerchanging foliage, many phases OF enter
prise does To glance over the programme OF
theatrical for this week is really to DO
surprised its wealth of variety. Many features
present themselves; and, whether new old, every
feature is bright 1t will be observed that quite
q number Of first nights " offer their potent
attractions 10 the pay-goer. Mr. Wallack brings
out the new comedy Of "The Two Roses"
Nine. Janauschek plays Deborah (LeahJ at the
Academy, the first time in English Mr. Lent re-opens
his NewYOrk Circus. Lotta, at Nibios appears Lle
Nell and The Warehouses in "The Old Curiosity Shop"
Every ybodys Friend" is brought out at Lima Edwins
Theater, with Mr. Stuart Robson Major de BOOl And
novelty in Ethiopian entertainment will be offered by
the San Francisco Minstrels. All these incidents viii
contribute to the nveness OF the city this evening
Other things will to the theatrical public
later in the week. On Thursday, "Tho Hunch
back will be produced at the Fifth Avenue
Theater, with Miss Agnes Ethel
Julia and Mr. j. X. Mortimer clifford On Saturday
night Miss Ethel will play Pauline, In 90 The Lady OF
Lyons" at the Academy Of Music On Wednesday, at
the Fourteenth-st. Theaer, "Narcsse" will be acted.
with Mile. yeneta Pompddotsr; and Thursday
seebach will appear in chaacterthat Of the beau
tful and tender Louise "a combination OF Juliet and
Ophelid in schillers tragic drama OF Love and In
trgue." On the evening, at the Academy, Madam
Janauschek will assume for the first time in English the
character of Mary Stuart On Saturday night prior to
the comedy she will act IN amusing tIile--drama-
tized from the German by Mr.. DAILY, entitled "Come
Here" Mr.. Walter Montgomery, Mr. Frederic Robinson,
Mr.. Mark Smith, Mr.. j. b. Studley, and Miss Fanny Mo-
rant are in the company that will support Madam
Janauschek. Noting other miscellaneous incidents
which ought not here to DO overlooked remark that
seebach will act Jane Eye for the last time this
ming, and Mary Stuart for the last time, tomorrow that
Nlsson's last concert takes place tonight; that Mr..
waack has underlined "John Bull" and THE Serious
Family !" that tonights performance at Waiacks will
not only offer an entirely piece but will doriye ad
dtlona zes from the fact that Mrs Barry makes her
first appearance here, and Miss Ellie Germon plays for
the first time this season; that Mr. Jefferson gives
his 57th consecutive representation OF Rip Va"
Winkle at Booths Theater, this evening and
so enters upon the ninth week OF his pres
ent engagement; that Mr. Grau has Underlined ma
thide and Adrenne Lecouyreur" for speedy presen
taton at the Fourteenthst Theater with eebach in the
the chief character each dana that same manager
has generously agreed to give seetach performance IN
aid OF the for the benefit OF the German wounded
diers; that the last nights Of "Man ard Wife, are an
nounced at the Fifth Avenue Theaer Were very soos
THE Heir at Law" and Fernando" Will be revived; that
this will be the last week of the Kray mtomnc at
Woods Museum, and that "Wee Willie Wilkic," az tho
Olympic and Le Petit Faust the Grand opera House,
will be kept their respective path ways Of enter
PRISE Miss Olive Logan departs to-day FOR Maryland, in
which State she begins, this year, her lecturng tour
Until Miss LOgan's appearance In Baltimore last season,
by tho way, no woman had success a lecturer
there or elsewhere the South. She lectures in Ba
more on "The Bright side" the 25th inst II add
70 these memoranda that Mr.. George Vandenh0f
nounces his usual series OF annual readings and that,
during the second week of her engagement with Mr;
make the record OF theatrical matters sufficiently com
plete for to-day 1t s bright and varied record anit
dramatic enterprise the metropolis OF the country