New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20
MYSTICAL NOTES.
TEE DRAMA.
B00rH's rHEATER.

Miss Carlotta LeclercQ VIII, this evening,
hiring 10 close her engagement at Booths IheaeI. l.
has lasted four weeks has afforded innocent ana re-
rned pleasure TO intelligent class OF pay-goeIs' MISS
Leclercq has steadily attracted large AUDIENCES Du'
she has gained liberal bearing and has Won the aI-
pause Of udcous The lady has been seen as
Posalfnd Julia Juiana NadaBe FOntGngeS and Anne
Career and in these several distinctive ana We4tcoh-
trased parts she mas evlneed the ceI elements 'A"'
make a superior comedy actress her personal DeAuN'
keen intelligence precise and graceful INT thOd sweetness
OF temperament passionate force tremulous sensblty
wide range OF emotion. and adrolt faculty OF Stimulating
the eyer-varvng phrases OF feminine nature have made
these presentations nieiAe and magnetic with voice
more wholly and pure with the priceless merit OF
simplicity In Of il, and with the attribute OI IT
sual refnement-In which she conscuousy deficient
Mss Carotta LecercQ would easily take her rank with
the foremost comedy actresses Of the age
not great artist certainly deserves to be accounted
one OF the best Of good she does nothing badly
she does some things superauvey We'll This afternoon
Miss Leclercq will repeat her tne lmpersonatlon OF
Madame FOnt0uges in the drama OF intrigue called Plot
and Passion" and this evening she viii take her fare
well az Anne Carer, IL "a sheep IN VOLTS Clothing
and JuAana, IL The Honey moon"-Mr Boo1h's series
Of farewell nights VIII begin Monday, when the
tragedian will be Sir EdrGrd Mortimer IL The
IRON Chest"
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Mrs. John Wood VIII give her last perform
Al
She NAV be seen as Mary Haybud otherwise Po IN Mr.
= G Burnand's burlesque OF poll and Partner joe"
This burlesque though warmly received on the night of
ia first performance here, has not proved steadily
popu!ar-partly conjecture, because OF It's cocKney
dayor and parity because il lacks positive novelty beng
a reflex OF the earlier ana better 0urlesque OF BACK
Ey'd se-u-san," by the writer. Yet the piece
deserves quite much favor be claimed by most
compositions Of its kind. Its movement prghty its
incidents crowd upon another in quick succession
Us songs spirited and agreeable lie incidental bust
ness Is come and some OF lis lines sparkle with punsent
vii Above al. It's affords Mrs. Wood congenial
medium for the expression OF her buoyant JOY
GUS rollckng animal spirits and mental sprgAtl-
ness This creature OF drOn ways and unexpected
mischief scatters merriment very much as
Eourth-of-July pin-wheel scatters colored fire.
The uster may be eyanescent, but while 1t lasts ii IS
very pretty and therefore with the thought that many
persons may derive amusement from her volatile FRANKS
and dashing vOcalism, commend Mrs. Woods fare
well appearances the particular attention OF play
goers. she goes hence Boston, 10 perform AT the
Boston Theater next Monday. AT her departure the
stage OF Niblos Garden Will De devoted to the play
Of Black Friday" which. even before its birth, is
described the thrilling sensation OF the time" This
piece might be cOrectured bears reference TO pecu
laeons in stock, and a certain well remembered day
Of panic in Wast. Carloads Of capitalists 10 be
fetched from Philadelphia 70 see ii acted, and the
local exchange Is 70 be literally transferred to
NiDlos Theater. The preparations SAVIOR very much
OF that talent for sensation theatrical spurts
which Mr.. jarrett possesses in such copous abundance
and has often exerted TO Rectangular results.
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION
The Chapman Sisters, at Lima Edwin's
Theater have devoted their energies this the
burjes,ues OF Aladdin" and Little Don Giovanni"
and IN the latter they be seen this afternoon and
evening" They sprghty and agreeable trifers. and
the pieces III which they sti are prerty SET upon the
stage. Next week piece called The Power q Love"
VIII be brought forward at this house and Mr.. John
Hogan VIII appear IN it The season OF Negro Min
strelV al the Hall Of the San Francisco Mnsrfes Will
close Saturday performance for the benefit u Mr.
Bobby NewcOmb VIII invite attention and practical SUP
port OF Frday evening" The current comic feature At
mated, obviously significant OF the prosperity
OF these mnstres That hundreds away after
Of urth that this may 70 be the Drac-
ancisco Hinstrels, when they BE- Gin their season.
y u ne seen az what is known as the 81. James
Fin Avenue Theater o. Article en-; the Grand
opera h0nse {, Lala ROOkh - the Olympic
Ihe4ter rne VOkes FANNY in Tie Bellies Of the
Kitchen" We learn that Mr. Ro6er, stospcl VIII be-
orchestra al The Fifth Ayenue Teaef 70 taf Of nsscal
BE- Grand Opera House Mr. Day mas already
King Carrot" at the latter establishment .TV pub
hc theatrical performances have been CORN
p. u members Of the Western House Of Refuge IN
u 81 cIiy IneSe Efforts are commenced, IN private
!, sr irOn tlat place. sIhe performers appeared in
ne piece written expressly Tor Them and descriptive
o. the Lille OF want and vice from which they been
rescued II is entitled Enterprise Life IN New
4Oik CITY Oh T. Alslon Browns - History Of the
AmerlG-1 sage contains the suhuined reference TO Inc
Late Nc Ao@n but hAnan =" Born 81 Philadelphia Feb.
o. lEs aud 10 III sou II taynaster Buchanan, Of the
>. NaVf, 4no ne phew OF admiral Buchanan ALEC The II
gIe4t er.n+son : Gov. Mexican. He ws educated FOR 4
the Nav ana served three years as mdslpma IN the 4
s4oOP0 var 81 LOllk, commanded ~ Commodore II
e. y. CHARLES ThsaIeT Sew-eJreans ~ Hasief rs1
appeared SeWH York June TO- ls5O, U14aief al me
Broadway IheateT. BE Afterwards played engage
1rut tie metropolitan, unocr Hcrl y lard- %! N
hseuIrul. First appeared Pha4olp.l. juno j. 1850
u LfE<l.o the Manut-st. Theaiel. - .tg altar ed.