New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-14
THE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

Mr. George L. Fox, in the memorable char
scter Of Hunpty Dumpfy gives the fifteenth perform
Of the season, this evening. His remittance
has been greeted with acclamation and "Humpty
Dumpty" has attracted great muttudes OF spectators
Its second act offers such cluster Of interesting and
genuine novelties the local play goer has not seen
before, in any single piece. These have proved very
potent with the public. The Martens Family, the Zig
Gags the Kray Troupe the ventriloquiSt Herr Willie,
the wirewaker. SgnOr Casscl the three new dancers,
Paglier MOriondo, and AlcxendrOwa, Young Adonis,
Little Venus and JEANNE Yeamans constitute pretty
good coming in, for act of pantOmme and the
immense of the entertainment may therefore.
readily be explaned-thc especially when con-
slider how all its elements and aduncs fused and
blended into harmonious and captivating form by the
pervasve humo of Fox and the appropriate and spirited
scenery Of Hayes. "HuInpty Dumpty" may be seen
every night and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
and doubtless has career of several months before it,
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
Mr.. Birch announces that people are buying
ladders with which mount the walls Of the San Fran
Minstrel Hail. and peep in at the windows. The
reader and satisfying method-of securing good
seats within, AM nbbinG the mnsrelsy at casc-shoud
be commended to the notice Of eager public Mean
Its enthusiasm be easily understood for that
is literally, banquet Of fun over which the Sable Hip
popotamus presdes and windows full of heads are not in
apt such feast The strong points of the
San Francisco Minstrel entertainment, this season. are
its dancing 0uartette corps Of sentimental and comic
vocass its capital comedians, and its excellent orches-
ira These, swayed by the silver wand OF the Noble
Turtle constitute the nucleus Of bright an entertain
ment as could be wished.
NEwCOMB AND AELINGTON'S MINSTRELS.
Messrs. Newcomb and ArlingtOn's Ministries,
of tho Twentyeghth-st Opera House. have had ovial
week of Negro MnsreSy, in the sunshine OF popular
favor Their little theacr is neat, Clean comfortable
and cheerful Their company Is numerous and well
selected Their entertainment Is continually varied
none but positive and papabe hits being retained in its
programme 1t will naturally be inferred that their per
Torrance extraordinary claims the atcn-
ton Of lovers Ethiopian drolery Mr. Arlington him
self has made a marked impression, with his capital
speech in burlesque of the Advanced Female and hor
sbriek for freedom, votes, trousers, and unlimited
license kernel OF sober truth in this volatile
mulnmery and tho rein resides its sting The corps OF
talent. We glad to record prosperous re-opcnmg
for Messrs Newconb and ArlngtOnS Opera House, and
to wish them successful season.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The following performers constitute the dra-
matte COMPANY this at the Richmond Theater
Agnes NOyes, Mrs. E. A. Eberle. Miss Mary Arlington
Brretta Mr. j. F. Noyes (stage-lnanagcrl and Messrs
L. A. Eberle j. b. Brown, John Ferris, Henry Holmes
W. j. Gilbert, j. f. Bow, and the humorous Winning Bow
era During tho season the following stars will NIL
engagements at this thcater: Mrs Chanfrau, Mr. Coul
dock Edwin Adams Edwin L. Davenport, f. 5. Chanirau
Mrs Bowers, Madam Janauschck, Kate Fisher, Mr.
Icffingwell Miss Lille Eldridge and Miss Ada Harlald