New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-01
NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY FEBRUARY L. 1872

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originally acted nt waack's old theatcr close by the
corner OF Broadway and Broome-stl. on the 18th Of
January 1850 II ran for sxtysix nights in succ.ssion
Its full title The Veteran; France and Algeria
j. W. Wallack, the elder. personated DetDar and by
hi romantic spirit picturesque aspect, pathos, and fire
made it great part. and won new wreath Of laurel
for honored brows already luxuriantly crowned The
original cast of parts WILL perhaps be observed with
interest now;
Col DemaMr W. wa,ck oglou .......M F. Chippepd,I.
Leon nemS Mr. Lester wal.etl SoursedD Mr. " Young
Mchammed. Mr. Dyot Mrs MeShSke...Mrs Vernon
Sultan o. Myra Mr. Bangs Amneh Mira Hoey
oGan Agln..A John Broughsm Gulnsc sloan
long run for The Veteran may. we think be con-
1dently anticipated It's will presume be
Mr.. H. J. Byrons comedy, lately underlined, of Part
neTs for Lifethe Tooth representation of which occurs
at London Globe Theater this evening sketch of
the plot Of this work printed in THE TRIBUNE OF
Nov T. 1871 Partners Life" is said to be remark
ably telling in its audiences by reason OF the
skill with which it blends mirth, sentiment incident and
eccentric character.
To the approaching advent OF the spectacle of Ialla
Rookh," at the Grand opera House. have previously
adVerted Preparations go on apace Much magnfcence
of scene is to be disclosed, and the mighty magic of Leg
will once more be invoked. But this vision Of glory ia
to be Immediately vouchsafed. The new Circus ex-
hbition proves good magnet, and" De Mauprat is a
patient man. and he wait"
The hOneyed DELEGATIONS stored up by Mr. Augustin
DAILY m his little hive in Twenyfourth-st will likewise
held back for a considerable time Miss Agnes Ethes
Frou FrOU is OF these. and revival OF "The FRO.
voked Husband" If another For the present the Fifth
Avenue Thoater thrives on Divorce"
DRAMATIC NOTES
Mr. Lent has refreshed the programme nj his
Circus by producing pantomime entitled Ride Jack
Horse 70 Banbury Cross
The Boston Courier wants a portrait Of the man
who leaves theater in the middle of performance and
carefully closes the lobby doors after him.
The Thirty -fourth-st. Theater has been re-
popular rtsnnlent to play goers in that vicinity
Miss CarlOtta Leclercq will supplement her
performance OF Rosas"d at the Globe Thcaer Boston,
with productions of Julia Lady Ted-Le. Lady Gay
Spanker, and knowes's Constance.
During the last ten weeks the Boston Museum
has done most pro porous business The house naTnS
with Ellie" The streets Of New York. and The
Silver spoon"
Mr. Gran, the manager, will we understand,
return home from Europe in about a month He has
as already announced-engaged the pianist Ru6nstein;
but do not learn that he has secured any dramatic
celebrities
Mrs. Chanfrau appeared at Memphis, Ten
nes,oe on the nd inst as christie JohnsOhe This per
Torrance appears 10 be a wherever given On
acting 0e T' PLAYS in When Mrs chaHraa acts Cts are
Expation and d" In the Tolls"
Mr.. w. H. Leake has assumed the manage
have made engagements with the following star" per
formers who will succeed each other at this house Mile
=
Mrs. Bernard). and Henry Drayton, and Miss Jane
COombs, and Mir. Frederick Robinson.
The Philadelphia Press says that Janauschek
who lately appeared al the Academy of Music IN that
city played Lady Dcdlock with dignity, grace, and
force aud by her imporsonaton of Horen the French
maid surprised her admirers" 1t adds: Nobody sup
posed she could play eccentric comedy with such spirit
Cleyerness, and humOr."
play by John Brougham, called "Gold
Dust" announced for production nj the Boston Mu
scum on Feb. Miss CarOtta LeCleTcq will be gin
engagement at the Boston Globe Tleacr on the same
date "a ROsdlind, in "As You Like It." The lady's
beauty viii doubtless shed brilliant glamour the
persOnatiOn Mile. Aimee makes her first appearance
James Theater BOstOn-also on Feb 5-in La
PeriChOle,"
In allusiOn 10 William Warrens personation
If d. S. Bdtkins-which OF the pet scenes the
Boston sage-The gazette, Of that city. makes the sub
Joined comment; The drOness, the shrewdness, the
simplicity, the meanness the Ignorance the goodnature
the ilbreedng and the mental perpeXlues OF the part
are brought out with freedom from exag3eration and
tine artistic finish"
Miss CarlOtta Leclercq will, it is understood,
be the leading lady at Mr.. Fechter's new theater-
the Lyceum. This is good We hear that the re-
pairs FourteenthSt house will cost $4,000 Nj
Fecbtcr will be proprietor as well as mallagcr. Mr.
Arthur Leclercq win he business manager. The Ly-
oeum will !ntimated, make specially OF romantic
mclO-lrama.