New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

and the fair and ardent Miss ~lson ia 10 peraonate
Joine The Schotl fOr Scandal Is TO I've represented
,tthe Fifth Avenue, also Tonight and this performance
fonlv for the sake Of Miss Fanny Morancs Hrs Ca'''
5s certain 70 prove worthy Of respectful attention.
Ar Charles Fisher, laying aside. much too soon' the
robes Of Falslag wiz emerge as Sir Peer Tea-e The
very important and dineu character OF Lady Ied-e IS
frrusted 70 Miss Fanny Davenport. piece. called
The baroness" taken from the French, and adapted by
the veteran playwright Mr. D. DE- Walden, is prom
ssed at this theater, for Tuesday night when begin
nor Mrs c. d. Abbott viii make her longpromised
debut; and we observe that a Bold Stroke for Hus'
band Married Life" and English comedy now
on the London stage, arO underlined for production be
tween this date and the Christmas hondays-now close
al hand 1t should recorded ID the way that Tic
Merry Wives Of Windsor" current ron Nov 10 to Dec
T. and acted with unusual ability, has received, at the
Firth Avenue Theater only twenty representations.
Little facts like this testify in pointed manner to the
frequent public neglect OF what Is really worthy on tho
stage. Miss Nelson's engagement at Booths Theater
enters on its fourth and last week. II has
prosperod-the lldys conquest Of popular admiration
being. largo extent, that Of personal loyeness,
which with the multitude, has been power above
talent Thus Miss Nelson's Rosatind. compare lively
weak and tame persOnatiOn. Is quite warmly admired
as hcr excellent Jaiet 1t pleasing reflect. though
that the actress clever well beautiful and, there
fore that her reward better deserved than her unds
criminating admirers know She will be succeeded NJ
Booths Theater. next Monday evening. by Miss Helen
Temple. who will Dare. IN Mr. Brougham 8
tragic drama Of THE LILY of France" The actress,
though new TO the metropolitan stage Is not new 20 the
profession but as assured has had career OF at
least six years thenters ou0ftown and has therein
gained valuable experience, lifting her far above the
grade OF novice, ana making her adequate to the am
bilious and Important attempt which she now intends 70
make with 1lF. Brougham's play We are acquainted,
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is 10 be rapid in movement. medieval In
color telling IN series OF strOng Incl
deuts. and fraught with opportunity OF powerful
acng and picturesque sceue Illustration. The eccentric
comedy characeria that of Jester, In the Court OF
Charles VII of Frnnce-fas 90 the lot Of Nr. George
Bees. Almost avery part in the play feature Men
ton o Mr. sothcrns DaRdrsory Is not obe omitted from
category OF art attractons and achievements. II is
caricaturebut Of its kind il perfeet 10 diises nno
cent pleasure 10 stimulates the beneficial love OF hu
NOR; and it works harm. Mr. Sothen wlil continue
% act Lord D1Hdrcny, at Waacks Theater. til the
2lst nst when he is make his drst appearance here
as San mis- lordsbp's brother At the Olympic Thcater'
Nile Aimee reappears tonight with her opera boufe
company, and La Belle Helene" viii be aud act
ed 10 Is understood 10 DO Nile. Aimees intention 10
bring out during her present engagement at this thea
Ter two pieces hitherto unknown in New-York LES
Cent Flerges" and % La Prncesse dcEfreOizOnd' The
cast Of la Belle Helene" for tonight. follows:
Orses ,le ROLAND Aax NJ Macas
Pas...........M n. Jutear Ajax NJ Carap
uuchene Baeehiss.. die Vandame
Meresns Narr ParheAis. ....Me Jueau
Cacas..... ........A LecuYer Desohanps
agnes" at the Union Square Theater, viii keep the
stage but weeks longer when Miss E5hes engage
meBt viii end, and Mr.. BrOugham's new play Of "Ath-
erley Court based We understand Cn Mr. f. w Robin
sons novel OF "The Bridge OF Glass will be for the
rst time agted Miss Fanny Herring begins engage
nlent tom ht at Tony Pastors OperHOuse, appearing
IN The French spy" Messrs Birch, Backus and VAN
bold SO the st. James Theater bring forward buresque
OF "The Merry Wives OF Windsor" The Negro Falstaf
ought TO prove capital bit. Repehtons OF Round the
Clock" viii be given at the Grand Opera House until
further notice. and doubes. this rampant rubbish will
tide that theater prosperOusly over the holidays Bar
nuns HlppOdrome enters on lis fourth week, at
the old circus building In FOurteenthst The veteran
Snowman has made good beginning. in his new estab-
Hshment and viii Offer plenty OF variety in bis Circus
ainmcnt. Performances take place every afternoon
anl evening. "Tae Man with the Iron Jaw is now
proui aent feature. 1t apparent from all this that
many tastes consulted tie drccono OF the local
stage that rubbish in adequate quantity. Is furnished
Tor who like &C.; but. also, that good things are not
abseu.. and that merit is not pushed TO the wall.