New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

AxusEars1>-The theaters have for the past few
weeks done capital business. and the managers feel
encouraged to new efforts to plesse the darn pub
lie"
Laur0 Kcerps Tkeatcc -" The Elves was revived
on Saturday night, with Misc Keene as the heroine OF
the piece. This play it will be remembered, was
played for many weeks last asOD TO the greet delight
Of the patrons of that house II is one OF the most
carefully goten-up plays, with respect to scenery and
costumes that has ever been performed IN this city.
The dIesses avishly elegant the scenes al good
and the last is most brilliantly beautiful Mr. JET
ferson, Miss Manners, and Mr.. Wheateigh enact the
principal characters A new drama, entitled "The
Poor Strollers," is announced for the first time to-
night.
Burton's Tieoter.-The engagement of Mr.. ,nd Mrs.
Davenport closes this week. Tonight is given =" The
Mormons," and the last farce, "Tne H0ppy
Family" The Brothers Hutchinson, who do some
thing wonderful in the acrobac way, appear to-niSn
Wollack's TIeater.-This is the last week here OF
" Jessie Brown" and of Agnes Robertson, as they
both 20 to Boston to play an engagement tosether
Tonight in addition to the Indian drama, Mr.. Bourci
cauts play, The Blue Bell, is to be given, with
cast comprehendng Mis- Robertson, hiss Gannoh'
Mr.. Allen Messrs. Davenport, Sloan and Others
NiJlo's GardeR.-To-uight the Rsyels offer one OF
their strongest bil. All three Of the brothers Will ap
pear; Gabriel in the comic paitomime 1.-The Soldier
for Love-" and Jerome AM Antoine in " Blaneo.
Great things are promised CT the tight rope. Young
America will sppear for the first time in many weeks,
ne also Madame Ianfretta, and her brother, tn
srini, &c.
Brood~ry T1ea'r.-To-Oight occurs the beneut oil
Nr no
aDce will consist Of scenes in the arena, aud ~ neon
siderable amount Of fun.
Bo,-ery-Two young lsdies, who are announced a.
"The Star Sitter, Lucille ami Helen, appear to-
night in q drama called "TLe Three Fact Men.
MARY, Queen of Scot concludes the performance
Purdys National Tkoatr.-Mr. Harry Seymour
version OF 'Je-,e Brown" continues to crown "e
house. II is given tonight with Dnr"o" "''
Pythas.
BGrnuDls Aiocyican Mpscr,m.-Ihe last ne" 'eh'"-
ton drama, being Mr.. Watkins's adaptation G. WIS,
Southworth's " Bride Of an Evening, ao"o''oeu
for every a. rn0on and evening this week-a "''. ''"
elusive proof Of IL popularity. MIS- sou'n"o''"
tented the Museum for the purpose oil "itne7ei'e
r,pre-, ra'ioD Friday evening ia-t' ehe' oI 'Ia'
cccss.or made a speech express ing herseu h.Shy
agstf.iwitl lie manner in which TIE story bad been
arranged ITO Play b. Mr.. Waikins' anu "''N ''''
1eriernsuces Of the vaIous actors OF the company
HooE. Building. CArTs:y & Wo0fS h'"'TaS'-
1he Sleigh Ride Panofams Is noYe ies'afe' ""' one
which is most decidedly successful. 1t Is an aocufSe
deneaon Of the various points Of interest TO be seen
in the course Of ride from Woods bunaire !"
"Jores,s.~ It's Ioa1ly spplsuded every hlsht Th'
two Georges Chrsty ard Holland cortina' I" keep the
fun constantly going on
B--a,r. H,sst--i.. orsfaa snd eerno'hlns
os~ .ye,y vveI. Oee Of tAs ~ has'. hsssv~.