New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
THE DRAMA.

OLYMPIC 1HEAIEn-r isISH FEATURES
Mr.. Fox has had prodgiods success. this
season, with "Huupty Dumpty," and the prosperous
run OF that Pantomime continues "unchecked Of mo-
ton" On the evening OF March 80 the public will see
'ho 2Oh performance of the piece It's present series
since originally brought out it has been given
than 900 times and the 1O0h representation is not
far Off The IS OF genuine comic humor,
pressed in the simplest and obvious STYLE direct and
easily arpreciable Gay scenery, dancing remark.
ao vocal feas and many miscellaneous features extra
20 panomime, have assisted in commenting the
piece to great variety OF tastes and therein have
trbuted to its But the handspring of this has
been tho unfaug animal spirits and frOlicsOme mischief
OF Mr. Foxs Clown After the s0th Of March all the incl
dental sensation" features Of "Humpty Dumpty"-
excepting the famous Cat Duet by the Martens warblers
will be discarded and attractions will take their
pace. Mr. Fox will introduce new tricks Miss Prior
viii reveal her beauties In s more conspicuous promi
nence iu new BuresQue Opening. Mr.. Hayes, who has
lad the assistance OF Mr johnson, viii present
trely eet Of scenes-superior In art merit to all
that have preceded them. Herr Wefenbach, who comes
irOm Berlin will beat ls drums, ell at once, and perform
-as natural consequence we should imagne-a great
number Of very surprising cOntortons In these it seems
likely that lis auditors will assist The Wilson Brothers,
CmDssts will execute an astonishing feat-one Of them
turning sOmcrsault in leap from the top Of pyramid,
feet high to the shoulders Of another standing five feet
tioms base Finally, corps OF dancers will emerge,
ncudng pretty premier performers In this line,
bIought hJher Berlin. The joys do not come from
P any more 1t will be remarked-Or come less freely
than Of old IT'S the Prusian eagle that moults our
feathers IOw Meanwhile the established attractions
"ro mongrels, boy"-Of Humpty Dumpty" remain
Unchanged and may bo every afternoon and even
hg and at Wednesday and Saturday M0tinees. To see
sto enjoy Unlike among its competitors for the
public f. OF, this entertainment Is ali that IL pretends
obe
BOOTHS THEATER-MIss LECLERCQ.
Wis CaTlotta Leclercq makes her first ap-
paaace at Booths Theater this evening, when as al
taiy announced she will act Rosalind, In AS You
Ike IT," The comedy Is the most beautiful one In ex-
t'enee, aad it will We may safely assume, be set upon
boh stage In suitable scenic dress SO presentedit 1t
cannot fan 10 pcase-fOr it is full OF sweet suggestions
d magnetic with pOet!cal feeling. For Miss Carotta
helercq it Is not Eeedf1 20 bespeak kind welcome
e has been before on the local stage ana always
Nhb satisfaction Her R1salipd, lately seen in Boston,
h'preA tie wsrmest sympathy aud elected the heart
'" aprlause For thing, among others. Miss Car
Na iecerc1 is refreshing actress TO behold she en-
"ues health and The enjoyment OF HE, possessing
''th color. and natural buOyancy; and she Is thus
t''eal cOntrdt to the everlasting skinandbones and
4fTVy hair IN which, OF late years, so much of the
ulline intellect OF stage has been enyeOped. Miss
LeeIcqs Rosaad whether true false, cannot fail 10
'rSlxurous type Of w0manhOod. The cast includes
'if. haugs Mr. Waller, Mr.. Pateman. Mr.. Anderson,
Ao Others as You Like II" ought TO enjoy prosper
fun No change from that comedy can be change
iOt the better
FIFTH AVENUE TuEATER--MIss ETHEL.
bliss Agnes Ethel win reappear at the Fifth
avenue Theaer tonight the character OF Frou-Irou
&c payed that part than hundred times at this
aNr in former season and her excellence In 1t Is as
sA temeinbefed ler success. The temperaments OF
and actress perfectly matched In this case,
~ e result is winning type OF that sweet delicate,
s'o fragile loveness which naturally and directly
p'sS 70 the tenderness Of manly natures This hint
psGt The cause Of Miss Ethes In the part
-0h' doubtless. will he renewed this occasion.
ouffou" is TO he revived with all its former
fV scenery, and with a good general cast OF
- The moral atmosphere and lesson OF this
arc Wanted and bad; but that fact is well under
- 'Aat particular comment on the subject would be
' Yperhuous. IL is not offered for its morals but for
o5eSt-We observe that Miss Ethel viii take a
- tt The Fifth Ayenue Thoaier OF Friday evening
- performance vi London Assurunco" was eiVon
-"asc Gu saturday light IL was marked by o