New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

Girohe-GirOhao is announced for to-
marrow evening, the Park Theater, when Mile
Genroy viii her hrst appearance IN America. The
house. meantime closed for rehearsal Of the prom
ised novelties in comic opera. Mile. BERTHE Girardn
ended her engagement here on Saturday. and she no"
goes to Booths Theaier act the French Princess
Katharine.
GLOBE THEATER
This theateT, the scene of so many changes
ana experiments shortly suffer another, which will
convert il into an establishment Of the frstcass-ac-
cording to the plan now Observation-Disclosures prefer
ence Will be given to the plays of American writer's
good company Of American players to be secured and
the Globe Theater Oe opened with Mr. Sidney Rosen-
fields play, adapted from the German piece. 1n
E;ioIg" .. ,..,
This house is prospering with Mr.. POole's
new hurle>que Of Mr. Boucicault's drama in which Miss
Alice Harrison acts the Shock-raun and Mr. W scalan,
Mr. James Clarke and Mr. W. b. Cahill sustain promi-
nent parts. Mr. Davis, the ventroqust. and Mr JIhn
Hart the character actor have been added to the
numerous talented troupe Of variety players here
engaged, and a and startling sensation feature is
promised FOR next Monday.
MASONIC TEMPLE
The Grand Lodge Room of the new Masonic
Temple. opposite TO Booths Theater, devoted
last night and will be tonight to exhibi-
ton OF Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works given by the
original ST. Peters Hail amateurs. COmmendation OF
the purity and humor Of this display has often found
place in these columns. The living eflsies OF well
known characters presented In a manner equally
exact and amusing and with a running commentary
that lively and facetous and the atmosphere OF the
entertainment is refined and cheerful. Mrs. Jarleys
Wax Works shown, at this tme for the benefit
Of the Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund, and OF course,
the effect Of show will be enhanced By tue beauty
aud statcliness of the HILL tsef-whch IS Of the
most cOmmOdI0us IN the country.
DEBUT OF GEORGE RIDDLE AT THE BOSTON THEATER.
fFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THG TRIBUNE.l
BOsToN Feb. 1.-Mr. George Riddle, cousin
Of Miss Kate Field made bis debut at the Boston
Tneater last Saturday night. Mr Riddle played Romeo
with a very good support from the stock company OF
the theater He quite young having just been grad
uated from Harvard and Harvard turned out IN full
force 10 do him honor don'J think have ever seen
so many young and bright faces at entertainments
During the first act the Romeo evidently little
embarrassed and seltconscious, and did not speak
loudly enough 70 I'LL great theater. But in tire
ond act he had conquered his embarrassment; and
by the he got to the balcony scene. ne had for
gotten himself altogether and was only Jutefs lover
He is a handsome fellow Jtitet might grow sentl-
mental at SEEING such a face upifted to her in the
noOni .ht OF COURSE his acting was that OF peln-
ner. Some gestures were too frequently repeated
some tones not an that could be desired, but his read
ing was everywhere schOlar-like and accurate. In
some of the more impassioned portions Of the play he
gave promise Of power bat yet, one feels that he
rather INA gnes emotions than has experienced
them. He a delicate dreamy graceful lover; but the
fire which will come with the enklndllng or hl' own
nature the waking up Of his SOUL is as yet absent
from his performance. He IS attractive and wiuning
now: he will not be enthralng TIL by and by. But
the capacity emotion and expression 10 IN him. and
waits only for the development Of time.
He WAS received with tremendous applause lie had
Legitimate right TO a great deal Of it; but good deal
Of course was O-pring OF the Harvard esprit de
CORDS What are our friends worth II they won't en-
courage usi Harvard evidently proud OF Harvard
boys achievement. He was q handsome cavalier as
he stood there with the glow of the warm gaslight
upop his violet velves and spoke single sentence OF
thanks at the end OF il all don't believe there
such fossil Of heart in the audience IS not to share
his triumph, and wish well to his future. L. C. NJ
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Jefferson will visit England next July.
Miss J. j. HotchBlss will give a dramatic
exlIJlOn al SteInway Hall on the l'th OF FeDruafy
Mr.. Charles Calvert, manager Of the Princes
snneryison Henry v" ia 10 be produced at Booths
Theater, arrived Saturday evening
The customary merrment Is afforded at Bry-
ants Minstrel Hall and that Of the san Fcanciaco Mn
stres Mr.. Mafiit the clown, IS acting a. ByAnts ana
Messrs Birch and Backus az the san Francisco Hail.
are burlesqung the Society dramas
Mr.. Augustus Waters gave a series of dra-
matte presentations the Cooper Institute Last evening
10 an Assem- blage which partially nled the room Eich
norton of the programme received with warm ap.
nlause not as il it were from party Of personal
friends but from critical and approaching audience
Mr. Waters is ofa highly nervous temperament natu-
rally sympathetic quietly dgnihed In carriage with
nDe perception and generally correct interpretation
ms recitatIOns were versatile, and his delivery smooth
and pleasant without beng exceedingly striking or pow
erfuf The entertainment last evening consisted OF
the Following: "Tne Mendlng Of BallySloughguthery
Chapel ." Lover "ShylOck's Comparison Shakespeare
.. the Mysterious Guest" Bradnack; d" The Death OF
Enoch Arden" Tennyson; limitations OF Dickens,
Boucicaut. and Twain The Dagger SOhioquy "a new
conceDtIOpl Shakespeare " Becky Miller" ANONYMOUS
the VagaDOnds" Trowuridge " I'm L aine mimi o.
ble Pam story ," Mark Twain; " The Two Villages"
Rose Terry The Bells" Edgar Poe.