New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
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WINTER GARDEN X ,ihlcen Mayouncen'
and lhric Married both cle,yr pieces In their va.
continue 10 f this theater ever, night and the for
rncr from its double Charm an effective drama and
spectacular ehow.w be kept the lizards up To Saiir
ia! night, If mot for anothes week. Mrs. Chanfran'
touching aud beautiful dclincatiou If the cha
Facter Of Kathleen is one Of :hc most per
Feet pieces OF acting We have seen Thu
season. Mrs Florence is also very excellent IN the pro
team business Of Thrice Married" and the eveftain
n,snt altogether is very attractive The dccora
tive arrangements az Kathleen with the EXEMPTION
of the drawing which is than n,inon
place would do credit 10 any theaier in town.
WALLACK'S THEATRR.-Mr. Lester WallacN's
RosedalSonc os the delciousy acted plays tb u'
has been seen in New York for years entered upon liz
eighth week last night, and is not likely 10 be with
drawn until after the holidays.
The OJYMPIC.--Mr. Byron's witty burlcSque
Of THE Dukes Moro' driws and delights immense
crowds at this theater every night and is introduced
by Mr.. Jamcsons delicious comedy, There's No
Such Word as Fail in which the author gives mas
terry rendering Of the leading character and is bril-
lianty supported 10y Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Sedley Brown
and Mr.. f. Owens. II woald be difficult to say which
OF the two fields is the attractive, although tie
burlesQue has the ayanage-whch ought Ia have been
extended also TO the comcdyof splendid scenic elrcts
which alone are sufficient TO insure success
NIBLo's GAEDEN--Mr. Forrest, whose long
and successful engagement comes TO cose this week.
repeated his powerful rendering Of Othello" last night
one OF tho largest and most enthusiastic houses Of The
lie win play another Of his fayorite characters
tonight
On Wednesday Matilda Heron will give as her last
performance bat one her well known representation OF
Camille. in which by common consent, she cHsels any
other actress living
The leading actors at Nblos next week. md for swo
or three months to come, will be Mr.. and Mrs Barney
Williams who will appear in several Irish and Yankee
PLAYS cast TO the whole strength Of the company and
put upon the stage with MIR. Wheateys proyerbia lib
crafty and taste.
MAMMOTH MEyAGERIR.-Our readers are re-
fcrrcd Ia the advertisement Of Van Amburgh Co for
description Of the mammoth menagcre which they
propose TO open on Wednesday next at Nos $50 and 81
broadway and which promises 10 be grand affair.
BROADWAY AMPHITHEATBR.-Mr. l.. Is. Lent
has fitted up Waacks Old Theaier. No iS5 Broadway.
for equestrian perormances and will open for the Win
ter to-morrow evening with select company.
BARyUM's MUsEUM.--Thc great attraction Of
the week here-asidc from the ghost play and the ma-
steal drama--will he Anna Swan, tie giant girl who.
though still In her teens is eight feet in hight and
weighs little short OF go pounds. Her companions at
the Museum are monster boy Of about her o~n age
and hight and little lad OF fourteen. who is only ~
inches high and weighs but Il pounds
, IRvIyG HALL.-Mr. de Cordoya will give tho
second Of his original and humorous rcci'a'ous this
evening Subject: The Amateur Theatrical Assooia-
/ ton"