New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31

with Mr. J. X. Emmstt the hcro-appears have cap
given there for the last three weeks The frat week il
drew COZ the second 5000 Tonight 1t viii be repre-
sented In Louisville.
Another snow-storm afflicted the city on
saturday evening. and kept many play goers at home
companies, however enjoyed the produc-
ton Of The marble Heart at booths and The Poor
Gentleman " ut Walack's: Mr. Lawrence Barrett per
sonated Raphael in the former piece He Ia perfectly
adapted to the part and he plays it ina ost admirable
The N. o. Picdyune refers as follows 10 Miss
Augusta L. Dargon and her Readings In response to
request by number of leading citizens Mis- Augusta
l. Dargon, the accomplished leading lady VI the lato
varieties Company gave last night some select readings
trscted thther gratifying proof the hgh
in which Miss DargOn u held by public. Odd Fellows
nTst read two scenes from Miluans "Fslo," and Won
welldeserved applause. The next piece, =" Beautiful
Of its authorship Tennyson's Charge Of the Light
as TSsd P y Msss M
an sosatienst 4hs Lost HcIr s. TnO%s" Hood,
ended the first part Of the reading Tho second part
inauguraed with the court from the Merchant of
Venice, and this was followed BY Mrs. Norton's ever
OF friend. Miss Dareon delighted audience with tho
reading Of the seepechase scene from London Assus
ing OF the popular ballad TOntenoy and rewarded
by repeated applause.
BOSTON THEATRICAL ITEMS
Mr.. Lester Wsllack's play of Central Park
was acted last night ct the Museum.
Mr.. G.. w. Biatchford, Treasurer of the Mu-
scum, takes abeneft there on Friday
Mr.. Harry Josephs has gone back to Boston
and appeared OF the Adelphi, In " Fra Diayolo."
Mr.. Walter Montgomery, at the invitation
Of citizens takes complimentary benefit at tho Boston
Thester on Friday evening next
Mr.. W. R Floyd will make his first appear
anee in the Boston Globe Thester Wednesday evcn-
ing as Percy Ardent in Mr. Bouoicaults play OF The
Irish Heiress."
Prof. AdOlphus Rohde has been Offering his
unique entertainments World Before the Deluge
at various places In Boston Last Sunday he presented
this worka pictorial history of the growth OF the phys
cal universe-at the Boston Tbeater.
Mr.. Warren took benefit at the Boston
Museum last Friday. The Gazette says: at rather
curious TO observe the large number Of grsybeards
present among the audience ut Mr. Warrens benefit at
shining pates in the psrquet and the circle literally
sprnkled with faces that were yOungtwoscore years
ago. II must he unspcakaby gratifying to our great
comedian TO notice this generous expression OF regard
the part Of his lifelong admirers"
The Boston Gasette thus slludes to Mrs.
Ctanfraus temperance in Dora at the Globe Theater
Mrs Chanfraus temperance last Monday night Jan
attracted a large and enthusiastic audience, and the
performance OF Dora passed of with and
brillisney. Mrs. Chanfrsus Dora sweet and
lovely full of delicate humOr, tenderness and
graces thoroughly artistic Characterization beautifully
executed" Mr. Waack played Farmer Allan, for the
first time The same paper says " His acting in the
more exciting scenes of the drama intense and
powerful but quiet and reserved. lie did not rant but
he fully expressed the passion the wrath and the tender
the obstinate but hearted old farmer, and
in this very repression he may lay claim to improve
ment upon the impersonatien with which the public u
most familiar"