New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
THE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC ruEATER-opERA EoUFFE,

foplnu thoroughly Cleansed ard treShcncn, mas "'0'
the hands OF the decorator. The place VIII thuS w ~
COSY and cheerful than ever IL Is designed 10 pc"
Opcla Bouige, and 60 give that popular eonp""'u % %
,nuslc and mirth every needul embelislmeut' "lc'
Aimee who requires no introduction TO ths p"""' WI -,
be tho principal artist, and " Ie GRANGE bu'u'see VI"
bo the opening piece. To cooperate wi'n Mle' Al''
the following performers have boon ensaEeo' N'o -
RoneIli; Mile Roland; NJ Juteau; NJ. Gaheli NJ con.
slant Lecuyer; NJ. Nardin NJ. leon Marcas; NJ f"ool
md for subsidiary parts, MN. julien aud Adreh A"
Niles Juteau Nardiu, Grena Barn. PeTauI M',a'cT'
aud Can;rce The orchestra will be oohuuc'ou ~ ,r
e. Van Ghcle aud n. Gahel will direct the sV'Ee >,
operas to be brought out are "le GTanoc '.Tcs
.Genevieve de Brabant," "Ie Periehoe' =,
Brigandsr "La Belle Helene" "Orphee AuA Au -
'Barbe Bleue" "LeTeht Faust" "" Le POM W nI ar.
ia Vie Parisioune" Les cents ''VIsO,, ooso, ~
Pr,ncosso de Tr6bgondc." The opera Bouho s''oVI ~ "
,h OI,, will xtend from october IA TO NoVe'n'el' "
when Mics Lucille Western is to begin an engagement
,,-,,p,c,s uAIL--MR. w. s. ANDREWS on DlA-
LECT uUMOR.
EIGHT or nine years ago, at the "ll'eI O"i
aeu Tseatcr, thero was a young eoheoiah "no p'"S1
.ucb parts as loa M. Icctrook and 6rd"0g Gag anu
who threw into an his artistic work genuine earnest
css natural ability ana winsome temperament such rs
Id not and did not. fail TO win for him the reeogni-
lion and sympathy of lovers Of acting He rose rapy'
AMI he was on the road 20 certain pr0fessiona ulS'o
tion when new dunes called him away from inc ue"eI
Al first We believe, went into the war; pu' "i'ei
to il was announced that Mr.. W. s. Andrews inc aO'
badtprne9 m in poitics Time has come round inc ou uo
voon 10 dramatic a r>asserts itself; ana ast e'oe'
Al Weber's elegant little hsil this comedian eHecteo h
,,,,o, I,eforo a public 10y whom-as was evident IN
a., erecting and applausc-ho has not peen "hoIy io'
-, lie gave there a lecture ON Dialect Humor
Iut Incidentally, he exercised bis former art "', -
PRESENTATIONS of Yankee provincial Ahell'ar, , -
London Yorkshire, Irish and Scotch charac'er' NAM
fcstod that distinct talent iOr shu.aon, % 80
that pereepon OF 'sFssS- IN % Ion
sl,ce made him agreoably known actor, ana
which thoroughly cultivated would hNEe % sSTd drs gs
"A distingnishcl thcatrlcQl itnA. MI -A"tiSM We
possesses adnirabe qualifications iof .nc seIgf. M
sus,yanSe Su is Intellectual and picturesque. Ills
voicc Is clear, flexible and often sympathetic. Hls
biisSt atesenee, governing emotions that arc Wen
understood lis sense OF hum9r Is uncog MY @ ACNE S
thoughts aud knowledge at commands and what he says
indiyiouay. with these advantages it IS likely that
he will take aud maintain an honorable position on nle
Of art which he has mounted 10 he suosoaieo
OF his discourse cannot offer particular couenua
tion. HIS current OF thought on tne t;tg S4lgSc' or or
brilliant Probably lecturer has given more thoueht
wished TO display than to the thread of comment where,
upon they are strung IL Is 10 oe cons15e
Lecturers ike Wmppe having traversed u ana eit n
anecdotes and npersonations Nj. Andrews
was unique and happy, and therein he merited cordial
recognition. The characters that ne persGnated we're
lfe in the different nat3nalue' it G 1rlb aSd
negio colOquies were among the best a,toS we have
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The VOkes Family have rcappeared IN Lon
Gon,s Drury Lane Inoater' in the farce OF fn@Ou''
Mr.. w. s. Gilbert has written new piece
GSdia.@ Si A. 'D' '''''
Mr.. II. d. Palmer of Niblos Garden is ex-
pected to hOme from Europe within the next two
Mr. Boucicaults spectacle of " Babel and
Bjoe" Will be the opening piece we understand a' 'no
new HiblO's Garden.
Mrs. John Wood it is stated, will return TO
London, the close OF her engagement IN america anu
will reopen the 81. James Theater IN tnat city.
Miss Violetta COlville was presented with
cornet of gold and gems valued at Sl50 on the occasion
her recent debut aud benefit Oh the Srlc stage at
savona, Italy.
new play on the old subject of 'Cagli-
y, 3as been r5SS brought 6 TI tbe leading m prh m
wolves four changes of character
Mrs. G. c. Howard is acting at the st. James
Theater in Boston, as Iopsg in " Uncle Tom cabin
representative and in which she Ous aso acquired Ills
unctiOn and prosperity.
Mr.. Lester Wallack Will appear next Mon
in hs own drama OF 'Rosedae' Miss E1ie GcrmOn wiz
enact Rose Leigh. Mr.. Walack thus conmcnces long
professional tour OF the prOync al theatcrs.
Mr.. Bateman reOpened the Lgcegm TI@Ttyi' TE ~ q
in London, on tue 2o,h ults 9Re First" This is the
Nillss new play gtty gt tie poet thought SO good
Tor rtfaCedv, at which lie tried his own Land, III
few scenes.
1t is announced that Miss Carlotta Leclercq
viii begin az az e a. ie nd% BSG anS g
gland tour and will he at NeW-dayen, Hartford
Springfield, WOrceste, Lowell salem, Lynn ana Shel-
sea III is intimdted that Miss Leclercq VIII moi DC a
member of Mr Fechter's theatrical company.
Celeste has appeared at the London Adelphi
as Miami Green Bushes" THIS piece, WIN Ce!esle
In it, has been on the stage siuce Jan@tS - Ioio
Celeste herself first seen IN LONDON III lo5 ana He
must have acting some time then-because' as we
are informed, Gen. BmgOyne, When he came over 70
fight Gates at Saratoga, IN l said that MS veest re-
sTe on leaving LONDON was thought Of being parted
from Madame Celeste she is now coming once more 10
America.
Shakespeare's Henry the Fifth" has slal been
produced at the Princes Theaer Manchester, Engandi
and the representation said 10 be gorgeous historical
EDectacle The manager VINO brings out is MT CaNelt
who has brought out several Shakespeaiian pieces
before now with kindred excellence Of detail ana eject
If Mr. Calvert is not careful he Will make his stage
instrumental in teaching his English people something
greatest author, and the higher and better aspects Of
human nature conduct and that would be very sad
Miss Nelson, who is soon coming to this
country to act Booths TheateT, had marked success
On the OF her recent appearance as Je al the
London Queens Theater TIE Ira on tlaI CITY says:
When we the heroine pers0uated by an actress so
emDenty fitted by nature and 80 well qualihed by ART
70 represent the hapes Juliet success i assumed be-
foreliaud Miss Nelson's reception was most en-
thusastc or the many beauties we select the Balcony
Scene which the tenderness ana subdued passion or
the actress held the audience absolutely spellbOund,
only TO a vocerous recall at the end Of the act"
At Booths Theater Mr. Boucicauts play Of
Kerry Night and Morning" viii be brought out
shortly. II 10 understand, one-ac piece, neat IN
construction and telling in effect. The two lead
ing parts in Kerry or Night and Morning" viii lie
acted by Mr. BOucicault and Miss Kate Newton. Tho
next change at this theater viii shelve "Arrah-na-
POgue" aud replace IL with Jessie Brown Mr and
Mrs Boucicarts engageulcut is being conducted with
yt Is, d,scTcon and taste We hope Mrs Boucieault
will not leave NcWYOrk without giving this puOhe the
privilege Of seeing her az Jennie Dea IN
'The Heart OF Midlothian
In alluslon to the Lydia Thompson buresque
m Igoefq NJ. .r4at