New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17
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the boords whsn presto il disappears end gives place
TO DeodIama which in turn, before il has lad hall
o chcacc Is Withdrawn to mako way for farce whose
merry life is forthwith nipped in the bud by an extiava
CANA destined 10 run only till an opereia be pro.
duccd the said crIetta to be elbowed aside without
moments notice by O comedy; the comedy to be suc.
eeeded with as little ceremony by comedetta Willie
alike b1rlcsque, meloGEama. extravaganza. farce
opoIctta comedy and comedietta, are made 20 dance
attendance on a burletta which has been suspended
over the heads of The company ny less than hair for
months, with Tie certainty OF being us short lived as
any Of its predecessors and of resgning its breath in
favor Of some Other unfortunate between whose cradle
and grave rs in al the other cases, there viii be only
one brcf, bright giteling ray of Sunshine serving as
fl type Of the butterfly exstences that are to follow
This is lively state cf things certainly and if the act
and actresses, and pointers and wardrobe
makers and musicgrindcrs and billwrtcrs and on,
stand IT, there nobody TO complain but the critics
WHO have hardly time TO it through one performance
before they are called upon to analyze second,
90 sleep through q third, to be woke up by a
fourth TO fly elsewhere during fifth to suffer hunger
thirst, and Icmorse il endeayorng vainly TO write
aDou: them all end deriving their only consolation from
tie public which, unsblet paItake Of hall the dainties
or what not spread before them, become equally per
picked and IL their despair excair-aiter the fashion
OF Golden" What next-and next d" The bill Of fare
at the OLYMPIC last week consisting Of PlaGches Fol
lies Of Night" and Byons &" 1ltreatCd II Trora
tore was reshed so much that on Saturday, when ii
served up for The lasl me hundreds of people had
10 be tanned away from the board and it thought
the caterers OF the house would Teent and give MS the
same entertainment this week. But no-two new
dishes ready the board accordingly cleared
for them and on Monday night they were served up
and attracted nearly all the dramatic commands in
town. One OF them was wen named The Pride Of
the Market end was welcome TO The company SO
much pete dc fois gr0s. TIE other was "a Curious
sse" which Tor reasons obvious enough 10 every ore
who present prefer, for tie moment not to pry
INTO. II was brought Oh the stage By Mcssrs. Becks,
Clarke md Walton, rather feebly assisted by Mise
Henrietta Irving, and considerably iInpeded by j. X.
Mortimer VINO ought TO have been able TO carry Il on
lis own shoulders, but Il was, letting il
all 10 the ground. Fortunately this geneuan-vhose
aleIts il would be difficult 10 overrao-was more like
himself when he came 10 The Pride Of the Market
ard improved what Little chance lie had to retrieve bis
reputation. Tic honors Of this last play, however,
were carried evaY as usual, by Mrs John Wool,
40 10 her Myoritc character Of Marion, displayed,
moro strongly than ever not only her exquisite sense Of
hgmor but lcr thorough knowledge OF ai tie artistic
requirements Of the part Ii Of those superb
pieces Of acting which nger 10 the memory among the
most striking and beautiful pictures Of stage life IL
would be unfair to conclude notice without saying
thar the principal scene painted by NJ. Selwyn and
representing the marketpacc OF ST. Euslache, would
DO credit both in its design aud execution to any thea
er in tie world. IL fact, whatever may be the de-
ieencies Of the Olympic lis scenic resources and the
bN with which they ere managed, cal for the highest
]rsise
NALLACKS 1HEATER.-Ihe play Of Rose |
ole having been unanimously voted By the habItues
4 this house 10 be thing of beauty" continues 10
i've promise Of being JOY forever It was played
5s nigh, ior tie ninety FIRST time, and, os usual. FLIED
he house TO uncomfortable and even dangerous excess
the people who sit in the gallery Of this theaier were
eld responsible oE the deeds done 10 the body-asMrs
Darlington puts it-ihey would have o quantity of
rushed erinoline laid their charge not TO mention
more seIious matters WHICH might well make them |
Iudl
"Rosedaler vii be repeated Thursday and 5etur'
law the other nights OF the week being given up by what
he treasurer considers IN amusing paradox TO Pure
Gold" IN B-As the house gets enough OF TINS b! ~
o'clock. the nobility are requested &c order tnef ea'
Iiages at l0il
TUn WINTER GARpBE.-Tom Taylor's power
m, and no,hetic drama OF 1.-THE Ticket Leave Man,
nth n. lfeko portratures startling situations bril-
liant strategue ard heavenly moral" continues 70
invite all The Mauds in town 10 this garden every night
while they accept tie invitation promptly and speak Of
the place thereafter as kind Of dramatic Garden OF
Eden There has been 10 similar success IN town within
the memory 0, woman.
NIBLOs GARDEN The reader will be pleased
10 learn that after some ten days this beautiful
theater viii be restored again the drama The happy
event will be inaugurated under tho auspices Of Miss
Richings WHO viii be welcomed, under the eTcum
stances with reclamation.
BROADWAY AMPHITHRATER (CRCUs).-Mr.
Lent introduced here, on Monday night, two new and
decidedly original features: the performances OF
sacred mot Iri4D bull tie other hurdle|eaping act
Nv bona fde buffalo bo.tIode the occasion by the
intrepid Young DeclOw. Tie bull Is really superb
animal much larger than the average Of Burmese cet
tie and with the hump less fully developed than Ia com.
mon with that breed. lie performs series Of amusing
tricks which exhibit quickness Of action aid de-
gree Of intelligence quite remarkable. Tie buffalo is
fine specimen OF the American bison. with shaggy
uane fiery eyes and general air Of defiance especially
of the circus people The spirit with which he dashes
into the ring leaps fye.bar gates and knocks things
round generally 10 credltabe alike to himself and his
family.
The regular performances at the Amphiihester con.
time 10 be the best of their class end II is pleasant TO
obscrye that they are well and even fashonably at'
tended 4 large number Of the best riders and gym
uass u the country have appeared here during the sea
son ard additions arc being made to The company con
stontiy Madame TouTpaire. whose obaste aud classic
style of equcstianigm sin remains and Introduces one
Of Inr lnnninn hnraea niphlV heflIc