, 1870-03-16
An B8E EuI6.


"FIuu-F1Ous'' - LQt 4<eHt GEHD&uo uGEeily OF
the seasop. again drew good house At Tbs ku-
seum last night, consider1nR tue ditoulnes Of
street trAyel and the too lively 1tate OF the
wes.hes. The play, as produced At tho Museum.
IL i very attractive performances, and will IN.
doubtedIy have GnccesHtul run. The story pog-
setEes considerable Interest," and u constructed
with good dramatic eject
Mons. Brigard .IKe1les>, rich Spectator, has
ehatsatts u ise comts Dc Talrsas lBiasdeiS, a1d I'd
Baron de Sarterys {Alkenl. botn Of whom are in
lore with the youngest, who U noknaned Frou-
si dress Is The c4osses the 9 room@ner " qs qsa
pss being 4om,G G'f # fssaian M AssD
the Baron, because some Day he VIII = an An.
basasuor. The elder atster, Louis. tM,as NellIe
Boyo}, loves the Baron, and when ne comes to her
E,vs. ovs ann eespoasss the hef q
her sister. Frou x5tI becomes .as Baroneg1,
Meets her husband. her little o1e. and her
d AS The household ts nl.mauaxed, and the
"a neslscted. be GeRs Louiss 70 become a. ~
tbe comforter Of the 01ron and tnotoer to tna
child. FTou-Fy0u continues to receive attentions
@ ses tie preeans e IL aSa sss #ns1 aa1s as
ane1a,, But ands that her child aas Transferred
asp qas9es u % Win hes s,a5
eiopes with Inc comts. The Baron follows up ne
gnas, pa.5 70 1ssly ara, mseane shs Gents Ellis
In tie Inst act she comes home to see her chNd
and to die, and before her der!n receives pardon
There alIo figure in the plot, and materially
ats1zt the movement, Baron d c1mbrl aod vie
{L,nden and Ara. stoneall}, tbs former being ca.
e1sa5 French n1soas6 ;6 Tn9 fs, hai rs.t e's
ceined about his Wtfes 1il,le agsitss glamour;
tbe le:ter essentially Fretea wife, who makel
Ay7Af
IN 70 snsl1 degree, BY her example and reaen.
1pp, to he sad ftate Of coniagal decentralization
irso which FIou.F,o, eyeusnas!y Ea rslaDses %
ing IN neat rscr cia'osue, frsah incidents. aua
srrcug iateress which never for moment
ng ore f e anor S cuiss shDgs ys5
scene, wherein some conseaplased pirate taeas-
1.cals aye being p1eoa1ed, wh:ch 91Ees opportunity
aa 1t proves, nss much to DO Win me progress OF
The rlcr y tni7 Mn A1,sn, MI sGno,l III.
BlA Asde1. and NJ. linden were espte!any s a1aopJ, a
plesesrteat Of the evening.
Tho light, sent=el camsdy Of the easler halt Of
Anep, B,aisaei, L.tdeo, ard KelIer. and Mrs-
Alep, Mira oneall, Miss Boyd, and Mss MAJ
new while the la'er and melodrauat.c chase Wad
Jlr ilaln interest centres In M7, Allen,
VT ose rerditlon Of the character OF the impuslre
ca,eese, 1rlsolous Froa.P1ou was yested Eltn
which hare made that lady the decided favor1te
she i, while her real dramatic strength came
powerfully into p:aJ toward tue close q tue ssoEF.
She locked the part nost happily, and fer vartons
changes OF costume weTe 81 rich. elegant taste
mi. AID, withs, appropriate, Is to reealre es-
psslal attention and deserve especial oo;iss' ase
maic Teqalienen,a. and sns poaaesses tue
e e1cs. 1er reading il aoneWhat iaal'y, nom ee.
lrg 70 delloerae G es to auouns a.mas: y at1eet4.
tto1-a detect which more rapid utteraace
10 wear vel, however, when better acquainted
with her sndielces, and Will Doubtless piove de-
Et1ao.e addiLon to the Auseum conpany. TO say
that MIe. S:oleal was excellent would be TO re-
pest an oit-told rale concerning tue dolngs
Of that noss adnirsble actress and Il
epy ~, ne sss1s y L pc,y
aoap!ed to her po ess. Mlss Moyhew also ap-
reered 10 excellent advantage q! 1ns uiq1ans
naid We nl9al--asd easass Mou;a Fl I st9aise e. T.
proceed 10 detail the Ind vldual exseiienc!es OF
NeEa1t.Atkcu, Biatsdell Lind en-. Eeaey, Wilson, 81
but II is enough ascfoa 70 each tho aotIltes
whole By Eayirg tnas, TO . degree realy no:e-
rertny, 1nelr separate Toles nave been tnost
jcdic!oasls assigned, and most adequately rem
In tcereu, stage.nouoaag, etc, eseE7talrg Is
according to tie Museum style Of doing things
II The 1rat act, making the stage seem aluoss
twice tts real Etd1h but ne suggest that the car
petirg at ether side has mol rateiSed the reqat
II
te11 and LcatneEa OF arrangement
HT7CKgxS THEATHp.
NJ aayoS seeold apPs75asnse q a. Il ms sane ,neana
iup7ession Already c1eated b. his aamkz, and
assss s!a9:s ssss5 8 @
oan 81 ssns ri Lis powers are OF sss esnans s:aap.
<uHr A 10S1.
and 1oupg ac:or, and We naTe seen fsH. indeed.
| wno give Setter promise OF ersa: Inicgs+ ~
tnt Tpeas IN terms OF bocesi a.d hearty
af1'1se'o' & IS thnd sss Ct = ,s:s, so9sxss; 4
to r,s1uJ li1ers1et me pasilo.ase aer1 spl1at Of
tie grand old Cardinal, ard ne failed 70 KtEe due
effect to the curse, by e1naustng nlmselt soo
done, hls eEe1Qles Tor the coScndtng line Il th;a
WEE defect, Mr. Mayo, hoFeTef. mads ample
atoneneIs for !; N tne general S9sGspao1 o. ne
original ph1le It's execution was. tnto2chnat, en-
trely natural, aud tul OF delicate touches, here
and hee ~hSa 70 neI so s1Se
~ could have been desired for 50 s:erltaz
piece CT acting, circumstance EalGo IS 20 % 81
iovr1s er tne a1eaitinate, y about za1ca 50 much
1he opportunity PATS Of greeting 50 good repre-
6ettnuye as It mas n MI. AaJo-
Tonight, "1ugomaT."
orEKA uoUsE.
Ba1a'k1H benent at the 0peIa uouse las: n'gus
wss o dectdsd success, Der Fteischctz FAs do1e
me brin. W5at more could Bal.sss deslre:
DEARBORN -HEArrE-
MatpIuE.s M!n8re,6 presetfEd ttelf uIoal ueu-
ley OF fun last evening 70 sood noute'
rb. ,roks uss,1 sgisnsd u i 1iolnlst has Just 70.
Sssts tn ssezsls "a u,s5 xl s,9,Is sth