New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
THE DRAMA.
CHANGES AND INCIDENTS.

II is 10 be hoped that the reader does not
share TisaGs prejudice against Iteration for otherwise
he will be bored by the re-satement that We have here
to make, OF what Will be done this week at the various
places Of Amusement. Under any circumstances, the
summary shall be brief-Mr Waaek will bring out
"sehoo" 1t is an old friend and such viii be well
coined Mr. Foxwtll gladden. Olympic audiences with his
comic performance Mrs How ard Paul will enact DTog
In "GCnevieve de Braban" at the French Theater Mr.
Wood at the Museum, will produce 1.-The Pilgrim oi
Love-" in the afternoon, and Faust in the evening
The Of oiocut!On hear Miss Maude Ernest NJ
DodwOrh Hall, this evenings and the students OF sci
ence and art may enjoy, and profit by ProL Rohde's
"Wora BEFORE the Deuge" tomorrow night. at the hall
OF H. Christian Association. Mr. Molenhauers Truo
Poem on "rhe Passions" viii be heard next Saturday
night at stenway Hall II was rehearseG there yester
day in the presence OF considerable company of must
Clans journalists and other guests and Its power ana
beauty made vivid impression upon tho hearts OF It's
audltoTsAt the other theaters established features
Of attraction viii keep thoir state. Mr. Fochter
will play JegGrdere, I'm "The Dukes Motto"
every evening this week, at Niblo's Garden.
Mr. Booth will continue, OF hs thcater to enact Hamlet
Giving another matinee Saturday, ard leaving open
tie evenings Of that day for another performance OF
Gny Mannerng" with Mrs. Waller as Neg MeyT'fles.
surf" will keep the stage another week at Mr. DAILY
Fifth Avenue Theater where 1t proved substantially
attractive and prosperous "The Seven" will be played
nightly at the TaInmauy and flash" and The Fat Mans
Ball" will continue 70 Ie the chief features IN tho pro-
grnmmc offered 10y the San Francisco Ministries. Mr. Nc
Tyoys Views OF Ireland still be seen at Apollo Hall,
where by the way exhibitions are given on Wednesday
and saturday afternoons. No change ut tho Circne-
whore In truth none Is needed Wednesday and Satur-
day Matinees here as usual The same at tAe Olympic
We pass TO the various scattered incidents
neodful TO make our theatrical record complete
last Matinee OF "Ours given at Walaoks on satuf-
day Tho ouse was crowded. In the evening another
large audience witnessed "The School for Scandal
Miss Henriqucs who 10 severely III with quinsy sore
throat was unable to play and the character OF LGdy
Yoa.Ie was su stained by MISS Louisa Moore-There Will
be A Matinee Of school" az Waac.s next Saturday
ass and Faces" and Lost at Sea" arc In preparation
Mr. Fecthers next character, at Nblos Garden will he
Uaple The subjoined correspondence explains iiseli'
HRW-YoRK, Feb 4, 1870.
Mr. CHARLES FECuTTR-.Dear SIR; During your en-
eagomrnt AT Hbos this city N consistent WIN y0nr
arrangements VIC should receive great pleasure ~ VII
Messing your famed imper0nation Oi Shakespeare i
ei Beyond any other OF your humeioma, lou, nlsiiyS ~
aohIeyenonts this has attached most cohldeiAby 20
vow celebrity with the American public, from inc hg
position accorded y0n by eminent European ,iies ne
marked Iinay ana cxcolleucc epldehceu W !9ui
Tho Characters in which you have already appeared ~
surc us with an carnest desire 10 witness your Htua
Wiih esteem yours truly GeOrge ~ Barnea ~ hstot
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