New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21


nnina tho frat three acts IL il thoroughly excellent
physical fitness for the part happy attribute OF Miss
Ethels personaon The LADY herself Is gifDsh' Hase'
delicate and winning-a person whose presence appears
with peculiar directness aud force to the proteete
stipct OF men. Under any condition OF circumstances
she could not fail TO be petted' As f'o"'f,o"
sbe IL rightly and naturally the pet OF 'he
bousehod This is in the brighter scenes
NJ tbe heroine's wayward career That Miss E'hei
does not succeed depicting the warped character as
the agonizng wrechedness OF ruined woman hie-i"
the closing acts OF the DRAMAS matter 10 De SCI uo
10 her credit There depths of degradation 10 "c
refined natures find it impossible to descend but VIC
will not pause upon wcll-worn theme "frour'ou
has made its impression upon the public MIND ana paseu
into general favor In Boston, should state the piece
has had but moderate success The version PRODUCER
at the Museum is the work Of Mr. Fred Williams. lha'
performed at Selwyn's is Mr. Days AT the Niuseun'
Frou Frou 10 acted by Miss Annie Clarke VINO
seems as untitled for it mentally as sue ceitaniy
ia in physique At selwyn's Frou-Iron is simply ana
sweety acted though without power in the strong emo
tonal scenes by Mrs Barryan actress whose temporal
ment reveals pleasing womany softness and tehder
goodness, and whose manners are marked py reHcs"
ing natural grace One OF the chief charms OF inc u
scum performance OF Frou-FrOu" Is the muscal iea
ture of the fourth barcarole sung by party OF
gondoers their gondola in the distance ms
is n gem in its way have intimated however Mr'
Days presentation OF Frou at the FHth Avenue
IA superor i acting in scenery and in general effect to
the Boston of this French novelty There
will be matin6e until further notice. at the Fnth Avenue
Theater on Wednesdays and Saturdays
NIBLo'S GARDEN.
John Brougham's Irish drama of "The Eme-
raid Ring" has succeeded Mr. Faconers "Innsfallen"
at Nbos Garden where it has been acted since "ednes
day evening The piece will be remembered was first
acted the Autumn OF 1863 at the Broadway iheater
which Barney Williams then managed IL was written
nd
lively produced under the direction OF Mr. William a.
Moore We described 1t at the time Since then 1t has
been many cities OF the Republic and passed INTO
well deserved popularity 1t has the positive merits OF
truthful painting and felcitous language ana
tho negative OF not relating to Irish rebellion and
the relocated Saxon The opportunities which 1t offers
for scenic display are fully improved at Nblos
Garden than they ppossbly could be at the Broadway
Theater. Mr. yoeghtln y has furnished capitai
scenery and the mechanism or this spacious
stage is skillfully and neatly worked by Mr
vincent The shlpwreck scene, in particular, Is
finely managed. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams enact their old
parts-Miks and Maggie Macarty-and invest them with
their customary humor. vital animal spirits accurate
knowledge Of Irish character. and sympathy with DO
nestle feeling The cast OF The Emerald Ring at MD
los aside from these two performers Is as follows
Sir Oscar NeiH Mr. Mines Levick Sydney LOTUS Mt
Geo. Metkif; Lieut.. Walter Brady Mr.. c. Burroughs;
Capt Staekpoie Mr.. T. Collier: Mac "of the Light Mr.
Geo johnson; Braba-on Fawney. Mr. John Dunn Ralph
Dedgh Mr.. James Garden ;,RingbohlMr. w Brutono;
Fouiueather Mr.. W. T. Styles; WIHidm Mr.. II. Rende;
Finniqan, Mr. JOS Seton; Mullen, Mr f. Kdder; Gerat
dine, Miss Ida Vernon; Mrs Macdry Mrs. r. G. France;
The Child Miss Mary Rough. Mr.. Carden!was the Orig
nal Delight and his performance Of the Celtic ruan
strikingly lifeke and forcibe. notable incident In
the representation Ia temperance here OF Mr. John
Dunn who was known to local play.goers fifteen years
ago-The engagement OF Mr. and Mrs. Williams at Nib
los Garden will extend to tho I'd OF April. two weeks
hence. ,,,,, ,,o,,,,,
Pleasant weather has come. and it bids fair
70 stay and the current attractions at the theaters
may therefore be mentioned exposures OF public at
tenton "Lost at Sea" may DO enjoyed at WalacRs
Theater In the Grand Opera House. where specie pay
ment has been resumed. "The Twelve Temptations
and more too-wi be presented usual. FrouFrou"
prospers at the Fifth Avenue Theater; Hamlet Is
ravestied at the Olympic and Irish life and romance are
illustrated IN John Broughams play OF The Emerald
Ring" at Nblos Garden. At Woods Museum the blondes
perform IN "sappho,' and Mr.. Doninick murray ap
course. prevails at the Circus Mile Caroline ROLAND
will reappear tonight she Is Wei known mere as
pleasant incident The first appearance OF MI. Tom
Barry London clown also announced The customary
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees Will DO given.
Mr.. Frederic Robinson took his benefit at
selwyn's Theater. Boston, last Friday playing Hamlet
Mr. Robinson the way. dsclams ever having said that
he taught Mr. Fechter the business OF Hamlet The errone
ous statement made-and subsequently corrected
in The Boston ConlmOnwedih.At the Boston Museum on
the 18th inst Mr. william Warren, one OF tho few really
great comedians OF tho time. took benefit appearing
in Uncle Dicks Darling."-Mr. Herman Vein Is
much commended by London papers for his recent
performance OF Iago Mr. Vein has the reputation
OF being capital actor--Mr. Robert Mc"ade'
who has been acting at various heaer In the South ana
West as Rip Van Wnke writes to inform us that the
the property OF other person. misappr0pratcd 10 ms
but an original piece made Ty ch 90 on og
readers are doubtless aware. Is German-A oeneht per
i S Sa EVEN en- in ths city next wednesday Mr.
this mark OF respect from those with wnom ne
and we the public that no served so we'll In Nbo
and the broadway. will make the benefit substantial
nccess Mr Moore has been seriously Ill for some time
past.
Dan Bryant is playing Hamlet
something too much OF this.
Jefferson, the comedian, intends shortly to
make another visit to England
Messrs. Kelly e. Icons Minstrels have made
decided hit with Lischen and Fritzchen''
A Mr.. John Murray has been playing Rip
Van Winkle at the Lyceum Theater. Boston.
The San Francisco Minstrels continue their
ludcrous presenment OF the Female Brokers OF Wall
street"
Mr.. Fechter will reappear in Boston next
Monday the 2sh inst, when 1t Is expected that he VIII
play Legardere
An adaptation Of "Frou- From" by Laura
been acted at her theater IN Philadelphia with
a tOlerable degree OF success.
Mrs. Walters engagement at Booths Theater
will terminate saturday evening. when "Guy Man.
| nering" will be acted for the last time
Mr.. Palmer is about TO reopen Tammany
which he intends to make " the Ahanbra Palace OF
America" host OF performers is engaged. and numer
Gus novel sorts OF entertainment are In preparation
Miss Leona Lavender is starring in the
West in play called Pirouettee Miss Agnes is also
starring" Lately at vicksbnrg she acted as Camille
Leah. Laura Couruand IN Under the Gaslight" and
Marco in Tho Marble Heart"
"The Angel OF Midnight il In readinnss at