New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23

in disgrace The feellngis natural audit hvrtuouS ou
it Ia not unsloyed with pain No pain' however MIN
giles with tho delight which Is caused by Tho RIVALS
There glow OF happiness all through s merry Sr"o
turo and FURNISHED text little peroepioio enor
now and then. or little meretrcions ornament
may trouble tho finer sense OF Vas'e a
the stickler for perfect fidelity to nature In inc Po'
traiture OF character may Gnd himself annoyed ny eA
aggorated whmscality. 10 the persons proSoh.eu u
by some extravagance the story tlat ID soiu' ou
these slight matters Of defect, Id WORK '""'
exubersnt with tho creative vitality OF genius ""u
radiant with the sunshine OF innocent mire-Ine nc"
feature was Mr.. Beoketts Bob Aeres-which iackS
little in aneness of drollery and In the flavor Oh
ouaintness but otherwise Is good Mr.. Brongham
brings TO tho personation OF Sir Lue'% OIr'g91
more humorous temperament than Is requisite W '"s
symmetrical and glittering compound OF hhe-eueou
punctiousness and sivergray gentiltty; but th "no
It makes the performance little Inaccurate gives
mora blood and color and amusing charm and they err
well who mako roses blossom on the barren stem VI
correctness OF Mr.. Gilberts ST Anmo"p
Absolute ne praise could DO excessive. Hero arc
the strong English animal nature; the perfectioh VI
glowing selfimportance the acme OF choer NeVor was
more deity graded 10 its manifestation thah III eo
quarrel scene with Jack as Mr.. Gilbert plays III anu
never did volcanic rage attain so cOmical climax IN
art We shall never see again such Mrs Mdlaprop rs
Mrs Vernon or such Lydia Lan0uish as MISS Cannon
but those OF Nine Ponsi and Miss Je1reys-Lewis arc
correct and pleasing. The mannerisms OF Mr. Ea"aru
Arnohis prance shipper. his anguiarity OF gesture
hs youbity OF utteranCe. and his state OF confused
activity as several fireworks going OH In dlHren'
directons--mar and blur his performance OF C0pta"
Absolute which yet is marked by spirit and talent Inc
crowning grace OF is the absence OF effort IL moi
harsh remark that Mr.. Arnott owes 1t 70 hfmsen Shu
his conspicuous position to try to attain this merit MI
Carroll and Miss Goldh waite duly tedious, in the
psserable psrts of Falkland and Julia The Mad was
represented by a young woman silly that she was
a blot upon the performance. Tonight Mr. Lester
Wsllacs farcioal play of Central Park" will he pro-
duced, and Mr. wallack. who has not acted since the
withdrawal OF Money" two weeks ago Will eject MS
remittance at this tneater
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The youth of genius easily transcends the
maturity aud the age OF mediocrty. Sheridan wrote
"The Rivals" at the age of "a, and Tne schoo Ior
Scandal" At the age OF &c.
Mr.. Henry Neville has translated and
adapted Les Deux Orphenes"-by agreement VIII
the French authors, Messrs Dennery and Cormon-anu
will bring out the piece at the London Olympic.
elizabeth, or The Exiles of Sibera'-re-
yiyed In compliment TO tho newly welueu RUSSIAN rrn
cess-was brought out at the London Adephi Theater
the 18th inst. by Mr. f. b. ChatterVOh-ahu hot' as
| first proposed, at Drury Lane.
| Madam Janauschek was to have acted at the
had been opened the audience admitted the actrebs
declined to play and withdrew from the pace-On the
that the sale of tickets had been conducted as
the OxOfce, wrong scale OF prices Ihe manager.
Mrs Conway will 1t stated sue the actress ior ofeach
of contract. The Brooklyn Theater was closed
The Washington Republican,, reviewing the
first year Fords theater IN tnat city, gives tlls
statement of some of the receipts as indicative OIL tho