New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
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-. A,,,e FeN,uary number ceutinucsth,
tesefssss,' 'SsseDss racly pNe" Lis Nrl,,eo ina
k~t sa,,,l,a,.a hy numerous spirited cnsrAv
II S~ s.xA Cessoms Is the tito OF tho noSt ar
L. 'Nce,- IA assl Of information cn tho subject
IsNsf 49,. An hnp,,,,,, summary Of nr Norns
es'ss" Vel ,,cA anecdotes ahou, the lCo and
~ -, u,syverlsl rar's'a" od,c"'1Or W vac 10
49, ~. NcNs trcm my knapsa'k' "A Tot
~. ysss,," SlasV Ca0h Stories have u" me-,
- ,Aarscs0 and viii serve ivory III 10 "reNd
-. ~Aa Hnspom Clergyman o, tue nP""pu
r. = ,,Su,ccrs defense @ Hanson and W"1a"1 VI
~ :, ,,c AZ Rest -pa'hc'io-and Inc "N
~ ,s,rNsc A rsrVy On The rh'a'ers ami Con
-, New Ncsk. dcs r'pt've snd critical present.
'.a,, svss,si'ers Tho tollow'sg rmMks IN regard
~. I, sssp,~ IN Am,roan arr are well put and do
Il. s~rssacrN'SN
II. ,..,,,l business in Now York has. unit, within
~, ,, been aNnNs, on'ircy IN tho HANDS ., Ensnsh
-, thc u,Niory oi The players sro sllll iorogn
" y s,nN,lsSs owing in great dogroo to this fact
80. e. lag In the recroi all othori ia
-. s mi, "a, 81 the Atlantic hhas not appeeledto
Srs.AleS sna tastes II tho people tho actors nave
,sas Snd the PIECES they periormed nave an oe9n
- q, N, inside Of theatres was like stepping ont
intc London whore the scene of nearly oil
xs,,rS rgVscntod is Lad. English lords and ladies,
S.ssA sgGiyVs. cleehoppers. and cockneys' Eaghsh
- rreGsh horOcs. and English humors form the sta
E reSgAy all theplays pUt upon our stage The actors
,irvsssS spcsk with forgn accent, and all their al
- ana ssiaes are foreign The only places OF amuse
Il vAVrc the entertainments ars indigenous are 'ho
|s.r o,Nra houses where native American v'calists
b faxes sing national songs ana inter n?he
rsii,c witiicisms These native theairiesis wn'cn
sllt tho national plays OF Italy aud Spain more 'aan
~,,r,psncos Of the regular thcs,ers, arc among Tue
Le,op,rta and mos, prodtable places OF anu,eGent
~, Nj Mhile every attempt 90 establish al ltanan
: -, thorch oriciratng with the wealihiest ana
Z nSrrst,S ,lssscs has resulted in bankruptcy ihe
-. an ,,,ra has dourished like green Jay tree ald
= - ~, conductors Of these establishments nave DC
- .lonAirts IL was recently proved that one OF the
~ sooi.s" attached to company oi ttniopan MN
- I'D sreni twenty seven thousand dollars OF his in
=, within two years Ii is surprising ihaltho miheSSrs
-, ,Ses,ers do not ,ako hint from the success Of tho
ss-,isn apera aud adap; their performances to tho
NJ tastes and sympathies. The manager OF the Ma
al one Of the least attractive OF all tue places
-hi;r ,raus,mept has made fortune by putting Mrs
- l'n,le Tom upon his stage. Uncle Tom a. dra
~. hardly any merit. it is rudely constructed without
: slsp6crs of scenery and costume the Vaccinations
- The dialogue is religious and the Oetdrnshes
$50 Illustrations but il is American in tone all the
s;nus have local Significance and the sympathies OF
reore are directly appealed TO. The result is an un
81 snccess such as has never before been accorded
srx thestr;cal performance in the New world lac
.rser of the National Iheaier is himself an nercdn
a nssrV all his corps of actors ore also natives ana
~ H. ouly aims al the tastes of the lowest classes OF
,ls VET his theaer has been daily aud nightly tiied
s, ~ sI;,e of our society who willing 10 en- lure
r. Inconvenience which visit 10 the place imposes
he sake of enjoying emotion, such as neither tho
sserg of their clergy the singing OF Italian artists
Ia afp