New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08
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| RrFroNs THFATER.-At this house the Sunm5i
season ;eads close upon the heels Of the regular
,ne. that it il somewhat puzz!ing TO say exactly
| where one begins and the Other ends % SATURDAY,
| night performance was given which was announced
a. the last one of the season. and tonight; we ere in
formed :, the frs Of the season and new a,t7ac-
items and in the bill in honor Of tie event, Nj and
Sir. W. j. Florence. who have Won scne notorie,v in
other cities BY their performance Of class of plays
tie specially which i tie prominence Of certain
YANKEE" and "Irisb' parts appear here for the
fir, tim. Mr. and Mn. Florence have elsewhere re-
ceived cor siderable prsis- for their character ielneq
tons ard z9g seek trial upon the, merits before
netropoitas 1adience w shall haze more 10 SAY
Of them hereafeT
Laura KFy - THEATgr.-At thu house the
Summer Season is 50 rprogr, s-ed thas il posted
upon the bills of ne theater as Triumphant size
cess" We rejoice N no small dec-ee to hea- the fact
and hope that may never be Sary to change tho
r. cord and chronicle defeat for IN fair mana yeress
Another new play = produced tlsa evening. 1t il
called LIES Troubled Tides" 4 name that sIrscks
somewhat Of panalette sentimentany Il - said to be
original" but in which Of its modern notifications
this abu.ed word i. to be- understood, If /, impossible
at present 20 -sv and We are therefore ia some double
~ e. whether thc ply alteration, tran'-
la;ioa. adaptation or compilation nor can We
positively deny tia; It i, an indigenous production
Tine will tell Us The cast = good, aud W. hope aud
expect something entertaining.
WALLACE $ THytTER.-On saturday evening Mr..
Jan e. Waack played for the last time this ea'on 70
n full hou-e. He made a short aad appr1pra ate speech
of thanks Tonight Mrs. J. W. Walack, ir appears
for the inst time since her return from Europe, M
Beverly in the "Gamester.' During the week she
VIII play Blanca, Ion, Lady Gay Spanker and Romeo.
Ms Wallack has attained celebrity which can
scarcely s to attract large audiences and the charac-
ters she has selected viii give her opportunity Of
displaying her varied powers to the best advantage.
NIBLos GARDFY.-Tbe new pantomme, B'anco,
or tie Magic Svord" It'll fills this house and will be
reps ated every evening this week variety of other
entertainments, including tight rope balancing and
ballet dancing, is given every night.
American MUsTrM.-The new comedy, Faul
and it, Victims will be performed every night, and
on Wednesday aud saturday evenings
Mn ,JoHN RorGH,N.-1his gentleman is about to
go to Europe to fulfill some engagements there, and his
friends propose to have him play more night for
hi. own benefit before his departure. meeting for
the purpose of making preliminary arrangements takes
place at the Asor House this evening at o'clock.
PrRDY's NATIOSAL THEATER.-A fine and attract
i've bin il presented for the appreciation of the pat-
rous of tlis house this evening. new drama by q.
/. Aiken, entitled Ups ard Downs of New-fork
Lie the pantomme Of the 80 Magic Pills and the
nelodralua of THE Maniac Lover are all to be per-
formed. A grand testimonial benefit is TO be given to
Mr.. Purdy ON Wednesday evening next, on which oc-
ca-ion unusual attractions will be offered.