New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
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/ AURA KEENEs THEATER.
- CONTINUED SUCCESS
CONTINUED SUCCESS
Of the
NEW PIECE
called the
SEVEN SISTERS.
SEVEN SISTERS.

SISTERS" than the daurhprs
by the Pluto that Mrs p is very IN used by
him; Ihe seven Misses r. demand Of hiIn permission to yt
battle her husband She accordingly for N.York with
Seven Sisters take fancy to acting ad indulge IN ssi a. Ms s
Laura Ksenes heaer The daughters of the Puos fast
ineIy sus lousye, play the devil in Of fashion,
means of living and take turn at backng boots conclu.
sion, their father takes them back to his loving bosom all
and except who having loved earth thereby upon
mortality and consequently are pushed of under the protection
Butterfly in the Bower Of Beauty We must do the justice
Laura keene say that In many respects 1t must take proceed
Portions OF the mise en- scene are exavaganty splendid Of
which may pscularize the last of the piece. Eer
gass water hes revolving pillars in short everything which
could ncree the grace OF the lines or the luxury Of the coos
and delicate vision of fairy land which the public in general at
the close Of oleaby long evening instead Of huuyng
having the curtain drawn up once more to give them another
ent as Asa frcnchsrdD or Aharoth aud somebody else
think Leyick Lord Dundreary" The Zouave dr-a
tempted decribea wen thousand other inventions.
formed the main attractions
LAURA KEEsRs THEATERThe grand spectacular piece Of
the dabolics order the Seven Sisters" which has been for
immense and delighted audience most exoysnt s2v
Wic.. and prosoRns from beginning to
Ind B1 9s =& =& Of h piece are the fine %
to be spared The Zouaye m and march the act
es a. spectsce Il il setonv tb sns bg Sene a. ~ p rs
duced for combination of color change beauty effect
This alone laid to have cost the 900
specacu4r line has any attraction Miss called
out after the fell Of The curtain and enthusiastically appauded
From The Daily Times
LAURA KEBsEsA grand operate spectacular diabolca
musical tergcLoesn, faceal burea in three acts ened
there plenty Of fun, bnl and overhowing Miss Keene,
Miss Polly Marshall and Mrs Allen, with MessIs Peters and
Leeson in their respective parts the audi
OF laughter from the first rise the fall of the
The entire piece is of those ndeacrbabe and sd
mrable absudies which laugh heartily IT.
while almost ashamed OF ourselves the next morning for
ready advise friends to make themselves equally foo
aud o that matter would not object to repetition Of the folly
From The Saturday Press
1you care to see Jolly and reprsbe etof mp come on
BODY who can follow the Sisters" through their brief
but beauered earthly career and not get more or fan Out of
the thing must be sadly deficient in humor The Tribune man
seems to think that there Is little too much niger" in it.
really very capital creation and the fact OF his being quite
place the Seven Sisters wasntended to ypy h-
beil quite out place everywhere else latter eection think
his introduction very clever idea and very well managed My
feeling however at the coie Of the play was that had
little Of Laura keene and Lofty ough and accordingly
with my usual consistency went to it all again the
night and also the next beside yngt It yet sgan
Thanksgiving Day when with hundreds OF Others had TO go
away soowing And this is about all soy now to the
up with the most brilliant scenic display have seem If
other and sensible people annoyed by the inconues
more inconguous should like even better since would be
still complete picture Of human life
Lama KRESEs THEATRR.At length The Seven Sisters"
have made their debut in the theatrical Nothing could be
the eff ape anS the % IN the ' dy S Who % ed
their introduction to them after each performance
The Grand rranfornaton Scene Of the Birth of the Butter
hy in the Bower Ferns the most splendid scenes
We have ever seen placed upon the stage.
Certainly The sustain the mystical reputation
Of the number The young ladies do and immense
number OF funny things for no earthly purpose that could
except perhaps with the vile intent of amng that huge
ter the general public hiss Keene conduct has shocked
terribly. The general public am sorry say, do agree
with me- The G. insist upon Iecognng this affair of Miss
keenes extraordinary Tell the O. F. that there
p plots bother peoples heads and they are better
without them And say the that there good and
and cut up all those shines and the g. declares that
that eSSisitey beautiful as the last scene is Ras noRns what
do with the rest the play aud the g. say never
So suppose must let the interesting young ladies' along
their own hook, Troy editor expresses it, travel
their individual curves might say something about de susi
bus &C. but the truth is Colonel that laughed consumed
ly" rs anybody else
=. From the Sunday rimes.l
The Seven Sisters ndescbaby the ghost of every
thing and of therefore spirited but the body ofnoh
formation and effect As far the extravaganza has story
msesyha seven daughters who insist seeing the earth
ard do it. They tnrn up IN New and see all the sights
polite stay there except two Diayoe aud Salanea who
having fallen in love- baDished the abode Cere in order
the rest is put in for the sake Of the scenery and the dncng and
Dixie and the zousyedri Take altogether however the
Christmas piece and anusingWbip syabub abardy. il
has made great success ana crowds are attracted by
The new show piece It LAURA koene i like all the show
Pf 5 e9sId $ Pit & &S9 s '
The Seven Sisters set Of dsboca beauties full Of FIRE and
fun The that be said of the piece that
ndescrbabe and perfectly adapted the exgences Of
season. calculated to draw and does draw and will continue
in very pleasant cushioned seats. and makes them
secession tie ghtness in the money market and every
thing else which has tendency to make people feel blue and
look blue
Laura KEENR's-" The SEvEN SIsTgRs."-Bresking but
erfy wheel has always regarded inexcusabe
save the new piece Lady Laras from any attempt rigid
criticism Lsdy Laura, with candor which does her great
delightful informs the bills of the first night that the piece
humbug deg.on anda snare only formed as sort Of sP
,eepefy can ca be- nyeeied As to the manner in Which Z pT
ened high praise is due bOthtO the and the
lists The scenery and stage arrangement excellent through
warning continually makes her appearance the brother
and foil the machnatioIs Of the demon are all admirably ar
beer park are equally and the happy idea Of the
little CLINT Of moonlight IN which Fluea takes the opportunity
for pas seul could not well be eXceed either In thought
management The scenic arrangement o the imitation heste.
cspisy done; but admalion eliminates the concluding
scene Ills gorgeouy magnheenty beautiflst all points,
beautiful than any OF the abesx Of Novelty" aud
be said Human oveness machinery
elk gliding and cOoed hIes all exhausted to produce this
'H''" From Frank Lesies nastrstedPaper
nonde pee called the seSn G9
tined TO be the Of Miss heene This
entirely due the painter Mr. Roberts who for the
abeau, has produced fairy land dsz
Ingy beautiful that loss for words to describe it.
We only say that ii the complete triumph Of scenic
art witnessed and doubt whether has been
exceed in any theste in the world The fairy ferns trembling
though instinct with life the mirror like water the floating
es the many colored Shells the revolving pillars and thousand
other ndes6abe wonders combine to form aPctus of most
qui.e oyeness. We heartily congratulate Miss keene
having made veritsbe success
This beautiful play viii be presented TONIGHT aud EVERY
NIGHT TILL EuRIliEk NOTICE with MISS LAURA
KEENE and EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMPANY IN
THE CAST, and the BEAUTIFUL SCENE called the
BIRTH OF THE BUTTERFLY,
I
BOWER OF FERNS.