New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
THE DRAMA.

Mr.. Lester Wallack will appear as Chalcote, in
"Ours," at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music. next We'd
Dosday Mr.. Theodore Moss will manage the enterprise
The reader OF Hdper'S Magazine for March should not
fail to notice charming article by Mr. George W. Curtis
descriptive Of evening Mt Wallacks Theater when
"Ours" performed. 1t shows the writer's usual fine
appreciation Of all that is poetic and delicate in art
The last opportunity OF seeing "ours" at Wallacks will
be offered at todays Matinee. The last opportunity Of
seeing Masks and ces,"-the Of which represen
taton is Mr.. Fishers Tripct-occurs tonight - Two
of the old comedes.twO that have not been acted
for long tne,are in preparation at Waaoks together
with piece by Tom Taylor-The treasurer OF Tam
many will benefit by performance there tonight ana
the theater will then be closed Its manager appears to
have made the not unusual mistake OF underwriting the
taste and OF the people. Everybody likes TO
have is assumed that he or She no matter now duu or
how ignorant, Is capable OF approaching the
highest and finest order Of entertainments Per
hans Mr. Grover would be wise TO discard
burosoue blondes legs and all the accessories OF the
dirty British style Of amusement 10 which he has lately
adhered Tammany in every part and devote 1t
hencefOrth to domestic plays for the working people,
The Hamlet Matinee to-day. at Booths Theater, is the
eighth Of tho Whoever Mr.. Booths Hamlet
secs ncomparaby the best Hamlet the stage 1t has
drawn crowded houses and its OF prosperity
Tonight at Booths Theater win be revived the
heavy tragedy of "Fazo." Mrs. Waller playing Blanca.
The last Bidnca seen in New-York was that Of Miss
Marriott, which fearful and wonderful thing 10 be-
hold Fazo has been slowly going out OF fashion for
some years but actresses OF the old school stl cling
fondy to the tumultuous Blanca Mrs. Waller WILL We
doubt not invest the part with great warmth Of emo
on and the piece safely presume. viii be pre-
sente in an appropriate scenic dress.The usual Natl
n6es will be given the Grand Opera House. the Olym-
pie the Fifth Avenue Theaer the Circus, and the MI
scum. The Matinee custom resumed az Nibo's. MI.
and Mrs. Barney Williams appear TO day in Mr Falcon
er's successful Irish drama Of " Innisfallen."
MUSICAL NOTES.
A new cOntralto singer of whom report
speaks In the highest terma to make her debut at
the Academy Music week. the opera season had
lasted so long. she comes from Vienna.
The Brooklyn Philharmonic Society offers an
interesting programme for the concert this evening
Rats symphony treceutly played by the NewYork so.
cety) Will he gwen with BargIels overture 10 hedea
Bristow's overture 10 "Coumbus,' and quartet Tor
French horns by Weber Miss Kellogg VIII sing Two SOLOS
Mr.. George William Warren announces
concer, at the Church OF the Holy Trinity. Brooklyn
Hghts on Monday evcnng-the proceeds TO be applied
to tile payment for certain additions 10 the organ.
Concerts this afternoon are announced at
steinway Hail. where Mr.. Hugo Bussmcyer has a natl
nee; at the Christian Association Hail. where Mrs.
entertainment and at Plymouth Church. Brookyn'
where the attractions Mr g. W. Morgan and Ger
man band
4 promising concert is 20 be given in New
ark next Wednesday by Mcssf-. Goucse and Iouchrim
Mrs Levy Miss Pauline Cduiss7, Mir Harry handcrson.
engaged for tie occasion. They are all sufcieLily
popular.