New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
The Winter Garden.

I-ish and Yankee specialties not being calcu-
lated sustain the prosperit, Of hrsc'as ihcai'r
without essentially changing tbs character Of ih
tsbi.Uts Manager jackson, guided By b. experience
g. metropolitan manager and determined t. sustain
ts prestige intends to prOduce during the season III
addition g. the somewhat commonplace order 81 leceS
alluded 70 great variety as possible OF hfstea's
dramas.
Tie frst o. these-,Tought ont with great succ'ss
last e,ening-wss "Ths Ticket-ofLeaye Man" WIT
zen By Mr.. Tom Taylor aud founded on French dFa-
Usic taie. b! Messrs. Drseharc and NnI. oati1d L.
R.orr d. Mum. Tie piece has lad al iEucnss run "a
Loucon. having been repeated there (a' Tie olympic
connecting Ike two hundred nights besides being played
with incredible throughout Ito provinces. The
snsln POI, 70 any one familiar with Kngir aGalrs, f.
suggested b. the title.
II j. tie story Of a convict (Robert Bricriy) Who.
on account Of good behaviour having obtained e.olc
Of leave before the expiration Of his sentence. returns
home; obtains good situation; conducts hiI.ei Heh
init; Is dismissed on lis employers learning lie lis
tory; 81, cycles afterwards 10 an hone-i ming
sleshere is thwared at every point by fhe iact 'i
discovered that he ia tickotosea'e man br, man!
al right by joining some Of his Old as'ocisb
bstsIsiby to cooperate with them 10 robbery bu'
really xloso them and cave ther INTENDED 'icl.s
sho prove TO he lis previous employer. "hefcupon
Ghough ,ho curtain drops h,I 10 - supposed % have
sssbsAod Ia cLoTa1te. foT honesty, AND Tes'iieo h
position
ANN II, character IN IL. play-wh'ch is writton
Sjtb great tDwer--are O detective lhawkshaw). Il
San;rr N;i,,son,; a Yong singing grl in los. with BIZ
,rI, aud devoted 20 Lir, throughout. (Hsy) stroll
.ng ee.fes, Emily St. EueTonD socdy and
sno,u, y,,n, nan who Is tue husband of TIE sane u
ss,rrlor md weak minded old hoGsckeeper or. VII
lghbyj fast young cove Who is the fon u! the ssnc
and "one ,rthrea" (Sam); rather Suspicious land
lord. 1hose house appears DO chiefly fequcntcd by
fhioFes Cialfy) pa.ser o'ocrntereit money Cso's;
another scamp with seyepsl loknune llosos (WaltoL
etc. cto.
The distf button n characters wss o. follows
IlO.ET-sz-LKAyE Man. m ,,
%ssn ss. Do~re LA. 10 H. Dsseapor'
Hswkslss, Do eOtge. d9k-I
green ;b.ni q Emily. eo =:
t,ib'ge tte % nker.
Msby a.. ..'' =. .'Ya
Emily" "; o. I
May. tJ
MI v hH''
yie cast without being very strong Is an enect'c
tpc and the play went oE with great sPiri'.
n, Florence o. the hero weak II hot careless u
to ,lree frat meta. but Up better IL TIE i'lth
snd brought down the hearty applause o. 'ne nous
ARR. Florence a. Emily was good throueNou'' "nu ="
parts exceedingly co. Bot the best acting Ii lno pee
70 Our MIND was. on tic Whole, that Of Ai' ''u 1'
Mrs ChaDlTau.
s.r Band and Mr. viuing DCwer, however "o''
very cIoyer. and In one sceno Mr.. Davenport wa
cleYerer than any Of them.
A, we slall probably have to recnr 70 no su'Icc
.often-for the play will undoubtedly have long fan-
We defer any further remarks on the acting to 'no,e
time. II would be unjust though, to eoIcsde WHOM
sayng that 40 to tie scenery costumes properties sn'
general t,age management VIC lave lad nothing on h
boards rs season superior TO "The Ticket ofLcaV'
Mani" ard We heartily congratulate Manager 'nehso'
On the prospect Of having his l5ery In these sesiece
empty rewarded.