New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

1000 "a conrydo In LA Morte Grill as iSoomdr,
AVID as Hamlet lie accompanied by troupe Oh
italian nerformers said 70 be efficient IN nll ways au
no brings the scenery for the plays 10 when ne VIII
nar,enae There seems TO think that the EFFORTS
81 this artist will crafty whatever taste for the Gas
sca drama may exist in this community ana VIII ano'u
occasions for study, thought and intellectual ENJOY
ment.
The Summer theatrical season Is stil III pro,
gress at Wallacks, and Mr.. Boucicaults play OF Mi
first acted on Tuesday evening July l-sun heeps
the stage aud past its seth performance Inc 's'
Matinee was given on Saturday, the 9Th inst Inc at
tendance was small "Mml" will be played I'LL the emu
OF the SIMMER seasonal terminus as yet un1xed. IL
has had the effect OF bringing into prominent consdera
ton and esteem the remarkable talents OF MISS ha'na
rne Rogers IT may be said 10 have been the means vi
preserving TO the local stage delicate nature minister
ing to an exquisite capacity for art few weeks ago
il was the intention OF Miss Rogers we believe, 10 Vs'
California, and then to return to England she mas
snce-as we announced Friday-accepted an engage
ment in the triple company Of Mr. DAILY and VIII there
| fore remain In New-York Our stage Is graceo IN
| the presence OF an artist so efficient and charm
| ing; aud surely 1t is not the least Oh .ne
merits of Mini" that ii has led to this result In INC
current representation Of this piece there no new n
cdent Of marked importance to be noted IL should 20
said though, that Mr.. j. Howson has made oriinan'
and valuable hit in the minor character OF Schne'd,
the Dutch musicians that Mr. Bradleys perior Vi
Old DurOsel has acquired finer dignity ana neo"
tone of humane feeling than it had at nrst ana .na'
| Miss Efie Germon has withdrawn from the part OF
Misunderstanding i'll and In need OF rest Las' eNo"nH
Miss Kitty Blanchard appeared In tins cnaracei' IT,
placing Miss NJ. Bell ,-
The season Of 1884 at Wallaeks Theater' WIN oesn
ON The 29th of September Mr. Sothern now IN Calora
will have returned hither in the meantime anu no WI"
then appear at Walacks In the play that mas Deen
npfI
Niece il is understood deals with the inevitably comic
| spectacle OF Lord DundreITy as a participant
in Private Theatricals. Mr.. sothern VIII III
| an engagement of four, or possibly SIX
weeks when he win withdraw and be sueceeded by MI
Lester Waack-who has not acted for couple OF years.
and whose return the stage WILL OF course be wei
come incident Mr. Waaek proposes to act during four
months of the season. to present several OF the best oil
the old comedies; to alternate these with modern plays
and TO appear In at least entirely new character
His brilliant powers and the ripe excellence OF his arr
are known to playgoers and we need not say that the
promise Of their exhibition is promise OF rare ana un
allowed pleasure. Mr.. Walack has few equals IN versa
tity and no equal in his peculiar walk OF art ne mas
produced bnt decent plays; and his unsued pas.
as an actor and a manager is a sufficient guarantee OF
his future in these vocaons 1t seems not amiss 10 re-
| member, - amidst the medley OF new lights ana the
hubbub of new voces-that Mr.. Lester WallacK was !
leader In the right dramatic path when re" nav
the courage to follow 1t may DC salu' too
| that his theater has not lost and Is moi
likely 10 lose, the prGeminence 1T long since
attained through energetic management, on correc'
principles, considerable well OF the rights Oh puoho
morality and the claims OF scholarship and taste as OF
the whms OF popular fancy and the caprces OF current
fashion In this point Of view the announcement OF the
opening of the new at Wallacks stirs cordia
feelings and is not unlike the promise OF the coming Oh
An old and valued friend Mr. WalacR's new dramatic
company is not yet fully completed 1t lacks among
other essential members leading lady and juvenile