New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

rarad verv carefully and will given with strong
cast Much interest naturally felt in this incident OF
the seebaoh season. and we presume that tno gteo ~"
tross viii be greeted by multitude Of those admirers
which her delightful acting has merited ana won
MRS LANDER.
IN the 3tst of October, a week from next
Mondav Mrs Lander will commence an engagement at
,h pnr,aentbst Theater-suooeeding Madam Seebach.
sh viii appear as Elizabeth Queen OF England In tho
Enesh drama based on signor GiacommettPs Italian
play made current and popular by Rstori Mrs Lander
originally acted this part at this heater several seasons
ago following Ristori. Her return will doubtless be well
coined The Tragic Muse appears to be decidedly In the
ascendant and acting OF the most ambitious order meets
with consequent prosperity.
NEw-YORK CIRCUS.
Our readers are already informed with refer
TO the quality, variety and merits Of the entertain
ment given by Mr.. Lents Circus company. The thing
that has been is the thing that shall be- II the pro
gramme Is not astonishing the score OF novelty, II
certainly is attractive the Of established merit
The Mevilles the Levannes, Mile Roland, Mr. Conrad
performing dogs Mr.. Joe Pentlands antics and MI VIII
lams's songs make up very good Circus Medley Per
formances given here every Wednesday and 5stur-
day afternoon, as well as every evening.
MISS GLYN IN BOSTON.
The distinguished actress, Miss Glyn, con-
times her readings in Boston Her second on the llth
Inst, consisted OF haDleL We cnp ucicuPohb n""0
remarks from the local papers The Advertiser says;
The strong points in Miss Glyns reading were the in
tense and impressive passion Of some Of her oubGrss &
that OF Hamlet after the play has caught tbe
conscience OF the King and in the quiet renement and
intelligence with which the shrewd and phiosophc w
terances of the melancholy Dane were delivered. Her
impersonaton OF Ophed, also, was distinguished by Lne
greatest sweetness deliecy, and poetic beauty Jho
Ghost rendered by Miss Glyn recalled Mrs heinDo
vivdy, but not unpleasany, and the utterances OF tno
perturbed spirit in his great scene with Hamlet were
gwen with imaginative power which did not iaii 70
make decided impression The Post says: Ihe inter-
probation by Miss Glyn was exceedingly lntelhSent,
thorough and satisfactory and her embodment 3l the
sired The character of Hamlet was portrayed WIN al
ability that showed close research and deep insight
The Journal says The audience was from time 10 Jne
euhraed in bursts of passion the actress disopaoh
and the whole mind became centered on the lNlng
Character The plaudits warm and frequent, ana
Miss Glyns may be regarded as fuiy cOLIuueo
by her second reading"
DRAMATIC NOTES.
We fancy that there are some subjects mo
matter how inapvl upon which never Will agree
and we are GLAD of -for would he insuerably
dull world if IL not occasionally eniycned DV a
LITTLE debate one dispute which il "a old as Thesps,
concerns the good moral influence Of the theatrical
reseQtatOn After 1900 years OF all KINDS OF con
sderatlon subject has been taken freshly IN hand by
the Chicago yceun, which has been debating the follow
ing ReSolped That the influence exered y the heaer
tends TO advance civilization and morality IN the word
suppose that the Carcer brilliant not uT1d OF Miss
Iyda Thompson Chicago threw great local ght upon
the subject After endless talk the matter, II All
amounts this good Drama does advance civilization
and morality but Blonde Buresqutng doesn't, at least
perceptbly The of the Is rather too wide
have the dispute settled by the Chicago JyCeum In
single evening however great the acumen and dlaect
cal power displayed. Fortunately, the point has already
without theaer, and there never VIII % Inc
morality ID another matter.