New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
TILE THEATRES.

DmiDg the past week the various places OF enter
tainment in the City have been better filed than could
have been expected, considering the universal COM
plant Of scarcity of money
OF The ITALIAN OPERA we have elsewhere spoken.
At NIBLos the English troupe produced Lucy OF
"Lammermoor7 on Wednesday, before very large
audience. Mile. Nau achieved very great success as
Lucy. In the last scene she was applauded to the
echo. and richly earned the reward. Mr.. St. Albyn
was better in the last Of Edgar than was ex-
pected Judging from his previous performances OF
the remainder OF the company it is unnecessary to
speak. "Lucy" will be repeated tonight The
Somnambuli.t is noticed for production this week.
At the BROADWAY THKATER the thrilling and pain
full drama of Camille has been played through the
week to fair houses. This week Miss Davenport pro-
duces al other Of her dramas "Adrienne the Actress
herself personating the heroine. 1t will probably
through the week. grand spectacle IS in prepare
ton.
AT WALLAoKs there has been nothing new.
weeds and Flowers is defunct. Money" was
e1cellently played on Saturday night. Tonight,
''The Road to Ruin" On Wednesday night, a nc "
comedy called 1.-TWO 10 One or, The Kings Visit.
AT the METRoroLITAS Mrs. Farren has played in
several notable characters. On Saturday night the
when her daughter made her debut az "Julians, in
the Honey Moon" She made a very fair perform.
ance. and gives promise CT future success This
week we have James Anderson in Shaksper.an cha
racters. Hamlet tonight.
AT BuRroS's, 1.-The Upper Ten and Lower Twen-
ty' was played all the week, with undiminshed sue
cess. "Apollo in New-York' is in rehearsal, and Is
to be produced soon. Mr. Bourcicsult is the author
AT the NATIONAL, the equestrian spectacle has been
very popular. The whole force Of the company has
shown itself to the best advantage and been received
with great applause Besides the eques Iian perorrs
ances, Robert Macaire, 4" The Magic Rose "El
"Hyder, &c. have been presented. Similar per-
formances this week.
At the BowERY, the reproduction, on en- unu'ually
extensive scale, of The Cataract of the Ganges,
has been very successful. The scenery, dresses
properties, and machinery have been expressly pre-
pared for this spectacle, and there is double com
pany, with large stud OF horses. This piece is such
show affair as pleases the multitude 1t is played
still.
AT the AMERICAN MUSEUM, a variety Of pieces have
been presented during the pact week. The Rob
"ber's Wife, Wreck Ashore "Eustache, and
Dumb Man Of Manchester, have been among the
number. Thanksgiving week is always benefit week
at the Museum, and never more go than this year
This week, "The Lady Of Lyons 40 Obhse
Benson and other favori;e pieces.
NEGRO PERFORMANCES seem to lose none Of their
remnk able popularity. AT WooD & CuRrsrT's, at
WooD's, at BuoKLrY's, and az PERHAN's, the houses
have been full See advertisements for particulars
of future performances.
Mrs. McREApY, having returned from successful
tour in the eastern cities, viii commence course OF
dramatic readings on Tuesday evening, in Hope
Chapel. She has won highly favorable opinions
from the New England press, and viii doubtless
attract the lovers of good eocu,ion TO listen TO her
performances.
Mr. DExFs1KR is in town. and viii give series Of
concerts Immediately.