New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
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AxusKsrxTs Tile Part week was one Of exceed
ing prosperity among the Theaers aud other places Of
anusemenr in lLs city. No special effort WA made 70
draw he people in but the weather fine, Il was
Thankst wing and the poured out and poured
in TO the burden Of the and the general joy
of managers and Actors. For tbe current week we
have few changes, a. usted below.
Aco6eans Al Apsic Last week Of the present
Orera seaaon. Tonight "The sidlian Yespers, for
the only tine Gu Tues,s y AdeliDe Patti Lacia-
Ter second appearance. On "Wednesday, & The HUI
Ruenots " and on Thursdsy, " La SonnAnbula."
RYnfer Gerd,n.-" Dot and g Smike' stll hold
her ace al this house, and no sign Of change Is
given except the vague undertaking Of fye-sct
play 10 preparation.
I,orro KtezSs-''The Wife, Secret and Norma
viii be played tonight, and probably sA this week
Mr. Jorcsns benefit will take place on Saturday
evening.
| NiIloa-Bsrney Williams and wife go TO Philadel
pIis this week. Mazda Heron commences al engage-
ment tonight at Niblo's, in her great character
| Camille" Charles Fisher playing " Armand
! Wallaek's-Mr. Bake's benefit tonight gives rs
"The Irish HeTes," with the whole company IN the
cart. On tuesday, John Ball" will be repeated
| On Wednesday, Walcots benefit. when "Ths Clan
des,ihe Marriage will be played for the frat time III
many years.
| P-reh 7Eeaier-On Tuesday evening, ala
| Chste, Metsuorphosev Croque Poule" and I'm
! File Terrible" constitute attractive bill.
Barnun's Musam.-7Re Ledger story Of The
Dom OF Deyie has been put up here in the shape of
sensation drama, and s to be Played every evening
and on Wednesday and saturday afternoons.
Ntv Borery.-Mr. NeaGe begins tragic season
here On Saturday night as Macbeth" Tonight
Hamlet and two other pieces make up the Six-hour
bill
| Old Bol-ery.-Mr. Punketts new drama of Crime
| and Repentance" with "Leols, or the Mysterious
Stranger" and pantomime.
| Brvanfs Minstreis.-The usual bill Of Ethiopian
| representations.
Hoods MHstreis.-A great variety Of songs, dance,
ard hurlesques.
Geo. Christys.-At Niblo's Saloon there will be any
amount of fun and frolc, led by George HIMSELF
Comic Conoerts.-Mr. Sam COweli makes his frst
arpearanee tonight ri the French Theater 10 mono
logue, the bills of which read encouragngly
Solomo.'s Temple.-Ihe model Of this world-re-
pcwned structure exhibition in Ninth street, east
OF Broadway.
Draeton'. ODeros-Mr and Mrs. Henri Dray toms
parlor operas, at No 40 Broadway Hope Chapel,
| have drawn good houses.
Old Folts.-Fatber Kemps Old Folks give con-
cert in Jersey City tonight, in Broskyn on Tuesday,
and in Hoboken on Wednesday.
african Coleet,on.-Du Chalu's collection Of Afn-
can Natural History, at No 635 Broadway, is one of
the most instructive and valuable attractions in the
ely.
Fine Arts-Church's " Heart Of the Andes, Palm
ers "Whte Captive" SoItag's Dream Of Italy,
Waueb's e" Italia, Rostiers " II ,me OF Washington
and Veasquezs Charles the First, still continne on
exhibition at the places named 10 our advertising
columns.
A56otfs Egyptian Collection is revelation Of
Dead Africa, as DuChalu's is of the Living Cont
nen,.
Van dnbarghs MeHagerie at Palace Garden pre-
sents a rare collection of living animals well worth
visiting.