New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
THE DRAMA.
,,,,,,'s OPERA BOVFrE.

Nt
c"eire " w. ,.,i,hlc" WAS presented on saturday
y Co hr, the career Of "Baihc BIen h"N Nv
-, ,,,crruptcd and viii not he STAYED I'''
s.s hecn made Thoroughly familiar VII" ' ~ II |
t.,ce within the last ioUi years al" 10 =" - I'd in |
:. nocdtl now Nae Anne, has brought io' 9Th, |
a., r,pretcndins way, with scant sc''Fs "" e.c, OF
tonoudipl, for success on the cNhiiu"l'"N sca, |
,.r,, rams rlc,;tl solos and Chorl'NeS '"' ,or.on.
I'D through he work, and on her '"" p,ls,licS to |
,,u -; Bonloac This pleasant r''l' r,on Of What |
..f, .;ior-harTIuC an ur"No'n"p' ,,c weight Of !
,,,h,ps rc best described a. INV ~, mis- |
a,,rtv Her EoGi,tr ia bright s"' oud color. |
-. ord ,ar,,l,z.uc; and the sI''" - -,
,,s Of ;hc performance pr'S'i . ,.ru,u,cnf. ON !
.n,ir,us medium bciwiXt nallr"i' 80, 80, ,hc
The one hand and unneceSSA'! .,i,, and with
either She sings, too with gro. v,,o,c.omc good
nr,t, and ar,lcss ease certain W. 80,
W - -. ,io whole performance Inc h'uS''"'
-, ,,,s unusually good. ~ :" ''> "c't'i ~
=. ,,r..r" WAS given with nota'le :" va" >,,
,,c,t al manner that did not f''' !" 'u"'I" n
, ,.,,Lt, l. certainly the best thai our p""'' mas
n touil,o actin: H"' Ecdrd ih"u' Ms MS ~
ot th,. .;hc.icf. He H. all old hlil" "t NV
,,. md h.. voice and deIn' amor snow u"n''>
,,,L,-l service. The former II SIN an" ~
.;., llc and Worn. and possesses wy! l''.e J"
., obi, sympathetic quality. II = Wh'' 'r i'''
,....,,, c.N n rolI rCr''-lt sounds a. Il NV So
,..,.. a, HIND n ,rrtaln NJ. (PUiitrs acc' ~ i""'
-. ,,at ne j. OF southern on in. pi"hdol " h"''
il,n,c whore SO mduy and sd'h tt''u S.nN''' .,
:. r., rul;cd for the r~r>an STAKE h's i, -
,tn,r comtra.ncd. lis nlddl' n"'> are ''lN'"'''''
i,,; uumu,i,al; In, LIS lower tones s'he'!"'N ~
,,,c limos, iuaad,rlc, and rs tleArI ones "H'u run
M, t,l>,tto a!;oc,thcrNhc new tenor ''"h'' ~
,,.t =. , YER, valuable acquisition: ana certain! III
a, ,, ~, ,prn, ,ncut uy~,l. NJ. Noe. wi" has personal
yrac, -,,nr dramatic talent. aud ne" N''''' D"
md I.!-..r!. WHO are CX, "Ii'Lt 1it'tH !" ""''"'
\ -v,r, I'D, huow--ap," ar' dlh ihN reNN''''"' %
-, E,no i,i,ohc and the latter a. l"'i0'": ana Is
lat ,N I.
,..-Ib.r, VIII nc q turi>tma> Matinee al Ah'es
~Jt,r. Wien tie visitor NJ, 81, " L" l''''""'.' '''
..n. Bari, B.cU."
NTH AVENUE TIT tTER.
The Christmas attraction here Is MI. 'aiy
~ of Divorce" which will be acted in the aifer;"r
1T IN III evening. Mutual forhcarance. FORGIVENESS
y ccnstancy IN the state Of marriage are COM
uJcd ia Tins piece and perhaps. therefore. t y not
statute" f Christmas siGniicaf- II certainly docs
~ :A,L prominence as popular SENSATION
BOOTHS THEATER.
The long promised production of julius
.(esIr" v ~ ne enjoyed tonight at Booths Th"acr
beautiful -uccesSoniof Roman scenes may he expected
Tue been at workfor months on the pageant
M Booth will play Bruts Mr.. Lawrence Barrett Will
IT. appear very nc approximation OF CdsS'ns MI
II c. Bangs WIZ enact Mare Antony and MI. ID. W.
Waller viii represent julius Caesar This sLakespearean
eusfprIse viii, doubtless, prove the chief theatrical
sngnrt % the evening. and draw to itself the majority
% the PLAY who leave the home nre-side on TINS
christmas night. The 18th and last performance OF
- Hamlet " given on Saturday afternoon repre-
spntat.on VI THE Stranger" and Katherine and
P-trucho took place In the evening Vile weather PFC
vailed and diverted public attenunu from these - -
from al ether theatrical matters.
wALLACK's THEATER.
:" John Garth " will be acted here every even
Sns aud u any PRISON Is in quest Of ray of true dra'
rnatc genus. ne is couuseled performance
Charlie Eisltg DvlIO
s,i M Fisher has herein so Nit~ized and expanded
8 dramatic sketch 10 create n'w and permanent
e:se characer-One that will live IN memory with ms
h,,Aoias Rnu H.. T5iplc; and his Major. vet another
sgn .! ;Gst original mind and that mastery skill when
1pake n of the hest actors the stage, and one
O: he Nv artists Of whom intellectual NO'af's " The
drama uIay justly be proud. The success which has
s;t"dcd John Garth euJViL> ~ ANNOUNCEMENT foi
Continued representation; and III" production OF
other Will accordingly bo Gefc1r'd Nr Lester
Wsack has not surprised us 10y his vigorous portrayal OF
Che IRON Of action, and his fine exposition o. tie
effect OF stormy passions and bitter hardships over
proud sensitive, tender but strongly individual and de
te,uII,ed nature The power TO deincate ns sort OF
character AID exp always latent III his mind
and Compartment and has frequently been observed anu
remarked upon past sketches OF his comedy I'M
person atous. His John Garth however IL PROOF 10
many play-goers OF versatility and mascu!ine force
winch ;hcy have never before appreciated
NIBLOs GARDEN.
Two performances OF 1.-The Black Crook
are announced al N1lue GardeOhe Ill The afternoon,
fbe other at light There abundance OF light, color,
Animation froC, sweet sound and eensuous excitement
Az this spectacle; and doubtless will receive the sten
non o. thousands Of plays oer The time OF perform
ance By the way Las been considerably shortensd IN
the course ~ the seven performances gwen the
srv;v1i made.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Mu.ic and drama will blend their forces to
make CHRISTMAS Festival al the Grand Opera H0uS".
Herr Vschte il tossing there this afternoon, il "Tc POe
til!0u Longiuueau." and Mr. and Mrs ". j. Florence
are there this evening, in tue Tcketoi Leave
Man" have previously remarked on these aud Otlcr
forthcoming features Of interest at this thedtcr.
timely reminder OF topics attractive may not how
ever prove ansS the reader who Surveys the offered
amdseDrns Of Christmas day al the theaters. In one
sense Iae TckctOfLeavc Man is the most aprOprl
al. Christmas piece that Will be offered the New
York stag: II teaches anew that lesson Of char
ty and conduct which was exemphhed IL the
I- . fpundcI OF the Christian religion.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
An afternoon performance of Uumpty !
dDInps take place at the olympic Tneacr. where the
eDterts Dn.cnt really and thoroughly Of holiday
charac'er Oh the old English plan. Mirtb and maglih
Isnc blended the fun Of Mr.. Fox and the scenery
q, Mr. HIVES. Hrir wo Observe, Is TO be liberated
from p',on and Will rcap~ar at the Olympic. He Is
th~ y"'roqUIst who nItatee maryeOusly the
o: ~ E.
UNION SQUARE THEATER.
1n- mon Square Thcater adhercs to Nare- |
<r-. s.,,- them a good display, amid suitable
rounIinl and 10 the qualification Of it, frequenicrs.
yhI'JmIi-"a!,cI " Mad a Mar, Hare - is offered |
AL ga enter mcnt includes that skul and arpa
r'a;'f p.r,u- Zouave Lightning Drill with which Ser.
g'in' is:k md has feminine coaduor made a sensation
."'"ra ago, d, the Olympic Mile Bonfanti the
'"'' Gi''" now here leads the ballet The Matthews