New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22
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we shall know anon. Ii is to be represented every
evening this week, and on Christmas afternoon.
The engagement of Ir. aud Mrs. Barney Williams
at the Winter Garden is q thing Of beauty to the
manaeement, and TO the public JOY forever
Neither depressing war news, nor bad weather, nor
the nipping and the esger frost affects the SOLD
amplitude of their audiences. Every evening last
week witnessed a renewal Of the pubic's substantial
considerations. Mrs. Wsms's benefit on Friday
evening completed that Celtic circle of enchanment
20 which one Of the counirymen Of this distinguished
coule has alluded with feeling frequency. For this
week change Of programme is announced. The
circle will consequently remain unbroken. The
spectacular drama, "The Lakes Of Harvey Is TO
be revived with all its favoIite effects Of scenery
aud brosue. Mrs. Williamss clever piece, Con
uecicut Conrahip," is also TO be revived, and the
two PLAYS, with popular farce, viii be presented
every evening this week.
Comedies nj Wallacks. Tlis evening TIE
Bachelor of Arts will be repeated for toe fourth
time, aud on Tuesday an adaptation Of scdoe's Gil
ralda" will be produced under the title Of TIE
/ Invisible Husbahd.' The programme for the re-
nainder Of tie week con lists Of Central Park" ami
alterations Of "The Invisible Husband aud
Bachelor Of Arts"
! At Bagnum's Museum, Boucicaults "Coleen
Dawn is TO be repeated on the frat three afternoons
aud evenings Of this week. 1t is then 10 be with
drawn only to give place to the Christians attfac-
ticns, Al will probably be subsequently restored as
the excellent manner of its performance has made
the patrons Of the Museum unwilling to reinquish ii
SO early. For Christmas, now drama has been
prepared, which viii he represented at frequent iu
tervals throughout the day. The other attractions
of the establishment are more abundant even than
usual Commodore Mutt has either returned from
Europe or else deferred his foreign visit, aud enter
tains visitors daily Mr. w. b. Iiarrson, TIE clever
and Quick-witted impromptu Ginger displays his
Gifts between the Gcs Of each dramatic performance
The "Whai l. 1t has returned, ADD the Connecii-
cat Ciautcss bas not stirred. The singing bears in
the basement continue 10 live in harmony with Herr
/ Driesbach. Etc.
The New Bowery Theater under Mr. liz CARDS
management, enjoys the present. distinction Of offer
ing tue best psutomimic Iefformancein the London
| -tyle-tbet has been seen in Gew-York for many
years. Il is entitled Harlequin Jack Sheppard,
and portrays in guise more or lees fabulous the
devi rvs ways of that acgtyc andint, resting hero.
The personiicarioIa of Clown, Harlequin Pantaloon,
and spriie, are az complete need be. The scenery
is effective, ard the transformations and tricks
executed with u precision end nesiness which some
Of tie Broadway thca,efs might emulate with credit
70 themselves
Father ReD2's Old Folks erDounce that q aerie-
Of their original concerts Will begin this evening, at
the Cooper Iasii,ltc. Tie second concert Will be
given on Wednesday evering, and 10 ,hId and
fourth on Thur-dfy ai,eruoo1and evening.
Mr.. Edwin Boc.b whose tdlliau, engagement. in
Boston closed las, week, will make hi- .fs appear
ance in Brooklyn a, the Acaismy o. Ma-c, It's
evening, in sis famo~g chamcte- Of E.,hriieu. III.
val be supported by effective company, iro uiiug
among othcIi, Mrs Jr'l Bculsu Barrow, Sizes
y mr. Foster, W. II. I D4ly ard ST.. 4. D.. Day- .
export. Mr. Booth performs in Brooklyn 10 sonse- /
qncnee Of q po-sonai Irritation u o nuntcr Of the ,
leading citizen's
The perorIunsoe tomorrow night al ia F4ensh
Theatcl N.olo ssaoon vii cousi1, Of tla original
Frluch play " Don Co.ar Do B.lar.
" the Palsoo Of Mussc, corner q Fo-'tcon,h
street and Sixth avenue. Bgcs,cys troupe 10, ler,-
n.sers commerce this evening te7ss Of p'r'0fn-
auces-tlo first since thes return rom England
Concerts will DO given e'ery evening during tie
wee. aud Oh Christmas afternoon.
The Broadway Menagc-io and Z''osical hai-
u;o, on Broadway, few doors ts.ow N9rs'an
street. is open daily from 10 y H. 20 l9p. N. j. oon-
aims large collection Of living wild animalf nc'od
NJ among other conlauionablo creatures, four OLE
.hante, five lone. and numerous tigers, leopa7ds
bears and hycuas. Tie exhibition il uaier tho sz-
pcaenccd management. Of 81. l.. b. Lent.
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