New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
THE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC THEATER-PANTOMl

| OLYMPIC MISUNDERSTANDING.
The shining river of mirth flows on in sun
shine, at the Olympic Theater between banks tna' 10
sound with the happy laughter of the popnace' NJ -
Fox's Closcn in the pantomme OF wee While "ihhe'
remains s heretofore the central object OF pleased
attention. and the inspiring source OF genuine "oi
meut. The vitality Of this personatloh iS io"n' -,
velous Custom does not stale it, and IL never %
| A very venerable truth is apparent III 'h's
appreciatve spectator OF art Will always aui'iio
the artist takes ght creating Mr. FOX Is napy -
his vacation and therefore he makes his auditors nav'
In q mood of congenial enjoyment giving oaio W ar
winds such an entertainment as TINS ACTOR "no'''
sounded by glittering accessories ana anh"aUo 90
nuoceut spirit of fun-s prolific source Oh soou
| the community. Our civilization has many peo
,ye do mo-, recall one Of them strenuous ana
alive than that Of the sotenine influence oi ,.Io
IL the felicity OF Mr.. Fox to WELD ana ulnSo ~ -.
| enco and we feel "a sincere satisfaction III ooe
his pantomime, and his excellent ana
ton Of its Clorn to the particular and continue. ",en
t,on NJ the pav.going public. dstlnct ho'eiy Is III
nrcporatiou at the Olympic to be brought 1orWar az 'o
cose of the pantomime No immediate chahge
however need be anticipated. Matinee to-day
NEw-YORK CIRCUS,
Mr. William DuttOn's equestrian exploits IN
wife and reward attention. just now at the New-forK
Circus "Cnderells" still keeps Its place in the bright
and merry rine while variety Of ftats performed
nv variety Of performers and female adult and
iuvenilc For actual novelties aud marvels it were
scarcely fair TO look, in this line OF amusement MI
Lent has, past half dozen years. well nigh e1-
hausted the OF the circus world In this respect
after he has presented us with the best
features Of the kind that careful search and liberal e1
penditure Of money could secure and his rcns to-day
is the best In the countrywe supplied with frstclass
aerobats, gymnasts and clowns, and with very Iihe
stud Of horses and ponies. No one who enjoys circus
exhibitions fail to find genuine pleasure In this
cheerful resort
NIBLO'S GARDEN-SPECTACLE.
"The Black Crook" continues to draw full
houses at Nblos Garden There can be no question that
il gorgeous scenic spectacle whatever may be thought
of it's bearing upon the moral OF the community
This clement OF scenic agncence would serve to render
it attractive even without the potent auxir ele-
ment of feminine beauty that is charged witha New
Features added TO the spectacle from time to tme
and a novety-ofa kindred character, but of much
loer oder-is in preparation, understand to sue
ceed it change of bill shall seem to be necessary
Important additions 10 the spectacle viii be made next
Monday evening
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
The settled attraction here is the Ethiopian
burlesaue of Les Brgands" together with which this
band Of merry makers furnishes large variety OF nrth-
full hits at contemporary incidents also humorous
sketches Ethiopian character There no resort more
joyia than the Hall of the San Francisco Minstrels
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Schiller's "RObbers" will be acted tins even
ing at the stadt Theater.
"Ours'' will be acted at Wallacks on Thurs
day ana Friday, with Mr.. Waliack as Mr.. chotcoe'
Saratoga remains the settled attraction at
the Fifth Avenue TheateT, and draws full houses night
afterinicht
Rossi, the Italian tragedian, who has made a
considerable reputation in Haniei, Is once more shd 70
| contemplate visit to this country.
Mr.. Booths Richeliea may be seen every
night at Booths Theater excepting Saturday It's nFS
| week WAS splendidy remnneratlve
The story is current in London that Brown
| ings "SordeO" is TO he translated into inteig1bc
English Tno task only be accomplished Dy destroy
| ing the spirit of the original
An ingenious young woman, having heard
Van B,ke. wondered, when abe saw him in the cliarIc
ter, why h didn't wear better clothes.
| In " Black Eyed Susan," as lately performed
in Little Rock the heroine appeared iii cowhide boots
chewing tobacco and very drunk The legitimate drama
must needs be highly spced ior ARKANSAS
| Madame Celeste, on her farewell night, pre-
sented several of her old friends with tokens OF regard
Among Others mention is made OF diamond bracelet to
MIS-. Alfred Mellon, diamond earrings to Mrs Bilslop'
and locket, CONTAINING portrait oi herse' 10 r b
| lington.
Next Monday, at TrenOrs Lyric EIall,-a cosy
and oht place OF popular sors at ne SCriHf % 0 ar
remittance interpreter Of the poets The lady has
heard here for about ten yearshavng been abb
| sent OIL q professional tour Ii Europe.
| They have a theater in Nevada, melodiOusly
and grindy designated Piper's Opera House III which
Neeada al ides TO this favored spot follows
i yer e nSIs "a Pc to as nns s u9 9Ga
to have those thoughtle ncoasiderate men and boys
saos tl Prs% pipes a aHH a y IN tG tcacce smo
rises directly up into the dress circle greatly TO the dis
time 70 time we have written the subject ap-
pealng 10 the sense OF propriety and decency those
| parquete- smokers ought to possess"
| Mr. Mexican Buchanan presented himself
before the Richmond public, on the 9Th inst in the char
acter Of Cardinal Rieheen Lively alIsi3n 10 the fact
such fssncss and grotesqueness in an actor
before az exhibited by Rehee last night. All dgn
ty sacrificed and had a mere driveling old Pan
tlooI, making mouths mumbling to himself. winking
ownishy and spasnodically stamping about the stage
effect OF Bulwers fine dialogue Was lost. Rieheeu will
play itself in udieons hands even with the mere read
moathed, badly delivered, aud cut to pieces or
sa. M Te csa% o and
asked for speech He made it, that speech finished
ing the audience for their presence and the appreciation
they had shown for the timate drama represented
&h bill s sr m to ane Of ms
in 1Sans1y wS t9sn We though, the hoass u.s.,
actor grayey Informed the public that tomorrow even;
nn,rk.' and ON saturday afternoon he continued
there VIII he a matinee. on which occasion play
amusing in the language, will be played. Price Of ad
mission OStg cent-ciildren and servants half price,"
Mr.. Charles Wyndbam writes as follows to
actors ordinarily "a man wastes hs time who tRsS
! the trouble 70 refute slander. Mr. Wyndham how
ever, feelsnaturay and properyaggrieved, uHder all
! Implied imputstion of heartess unSindness toward a
| brother actor and member Of his dramatic company
lis words carry their weight Permit 20
cupy attention In another matter personal
one. in answer 10 letter written by b. w on behalf Of
poor Mrs ROsee He says, at the time Of writing she
utterly annilcss. As fear THIS leaves Miss Moore
and myself omen 10 charge OF than Indifference
10 the desperate coalition OF Mrs. Rosere and may
at any time, SIsi 10 avail myself OF the OF
giish artists p,t. 70 did her in
40 unfortunate lnsiJn Nr lOsicre exclusive II the
eXpcrse incurred for hI. tU"fUSied nearly the whole
his tLre montiS saary icfIc lie died. except rtain