New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
Anaasemenfs.

Amasements.
The OLYNPIC.-The great attraction az this
house continues to be the ratiing little comedy Of "A
Bull in China shop" in which, az we have had osss
sion to observe before Mr.. J. K Mortimer who payv
the leading character exhibits talents hardly nfororh
those of Mr.. Charles Mathews. The afterpiece du,4
the week has been the amusing burlosque Of Msseppas
chosen BY the management for the purpose Of atsv
duoing Mr. Frank Drew. A the choice evidently
an unfortunate one we defer expressing any opinion II
Mr. Drew until he shall have had character to appesr
under more favorable circumstances. But FOR Ma
Woods delicious rendering OF "Olinsks,' we sbsala
feel compelled to record Mazeppa" one OF the mos
cosrsey acted plays the Irish and Yankee drama asd
tba. We have seen this sesson
WALLACKs THBATBR.-" Rosedale" will 10
repeated at this heater tonight for the eightieth time
and - the bills also Tor Saturday, and for two
three nights week until further notice. 1.-The Claa-
desue Marriage, played for tine first time this seasaa
Monday night. is announced again for tornorrow.
WINTER GARDEN. "The 1icket-of-Leavs
Man" continues TO draw immense houses, and VIII b
played cry night until the close Of M and Mrs Tor
ence's engagement.
BARyUM's MUsEUM.-1he last sensation here
Is musical genius who plays three whistles ~ once
and recices in the name Of Tie Tyrolean Whistler
he divides the applause Of the house with the musical
seal the musical sutomos the three giants, and the
Allino family. The play at the Museum continues V
be Tie yicket-of Leave Man. which fills the LectcfS
Room every afternoon and evening TO overlooking.
BROADWAY AsPHTHEATgR.-Tbe best circus
performances witnessed in this city during the paSt
twenty years have been those given by Sands. Lent
e.. D. hy Wei. at .bo'e. by
Nixon. ~ the same house, and those which have bees
given the present season. under the direction OF Mr.
Lent, al his pleasant AID inviting Amplithester ~
Broadway.
with onr rural friends the crcus may be said 70 No
the National Amusement the ysrions travelling COM
paries which annually anlbuale the country arniss
he Inhabitants Il many sections almost the Only excits
rnsnf ID the sey OF public entertainments, afforded
then. rom one years end TO another. The advent Oh .
circus troupe in su Interior couur town Il an event ~
no ordinary importance. Advertised weeks in adyaass.
the aornentous occasion IL taken advantage OF for .
general holiday and roBgs flock to the place OF exhk
billion from miles around The clrcus arrives, with 10
impy~lpg rain of gonsa swsyDl Of side shows sni
pedders in ifs wake; the is spread and day q
carnival ensues the excitement within and without tho
pavilion confirming until the conclusion VI the si2ns
performance. when visitors drop off gradually to their
poctiye homes uut hnay. the showmen themselves
- fold her tens, lie tue Arabs.
Ana ,entiy stead a@sy'
~ ~ through the routine in another locality.
perbap. thirty miles distant upon &c following txy.
The topretogs OF the travelling ccuses in the Cnifed
stats celebrated In Europe well America Tor
their energy and enterprise, and it Americas
compaBy--Ssnds Lent Co.--that first INTRODUCED 10
rest Britain the fat wagon trains and ether feass
in thf.
New.York. whenever suitably located. web conducted
circus has ne,cr failed 10 attract Temunerstise sod
most respectable patronage.
The troupe attached 70 the Broadway Amphithea,aS
is lare and well selected intending Of tbs besa
performers in their ysrous specisles that to b
found anywhere AT tue head OF these stands The cello
hlated Louise To0rnare. beyond al comparison tbs
best eqnestricnne We have had in this country
with the exception OF Caroline Logo and zoysrs and
Zcysra Ultimately proved TO be "a man and iaher.'
Madame Tournare executes the conventional style %
circus eqniiaiou standing upon her horses back vita
- e and grace dispensing entirely with the usua pad
or exaggerated saddle. Her most pleasing perform
a1ce however L. the mafoge at, ia which she appears
10 ordinar, riding costume upon admirably traned
horse. and gives exhibition OF skill and address u
handling her steed which challenges the admiration
the rublic white affords capital study ion amateuA
The at reinsg dancing horses hioh is OF compare
iy.iy recent o gin. brought 10 perfection by the
celebrated Boucher. end the fine chestnut NhcA
Madame Tournaiie in this acs has evidently beea
cduated under the super. -iou able professor &
the Bonchcr school.
Ia ieat, OF reckless daring American male riien
supass ue world. the reputation achieved n
Europe by Levi NORTH hernandez Robinson and oshsJ
iuly attest. Young sdcsney, the somerset rider u
the An paithcsiof viii compare iafo.sb! With aay q
these celebrities and the and precision win whih
~. eNecutss backward aud forward somersets oYw
objects While gnlopirg around the circle never lain
the enthusiasm OF tho house. it Is not necessary
10 speak OF Nh Lerfs troupe in detail; Il is sufficient
20 say that it complies performers capable u giving
every ycrety Of eoUeslim and Nnnasiic fests vltht
degree og excellence rs'cy witnessed ID this az
1he clowns eudcaNor 10 be amusing Nit.oat being
impe,tinrnt, and sometimes get on new icke Joe
Portland - an established fayvrile with the pubic
haring been engaged ia his present Vccatca betweea
thirty aad forty yesrr, and II inclined Ia be prog q
times. Wiz, that Is Il great deal better than bei1
coarse.
The afternoon exhibitions at the Amphthsstsr aO
largely attended by the young folks aud to many 10:
most pleasing feature OF these entertainments oaas
istheir EXPLANATIONS oi wonder and delight
Music AND 0RAr0RY.-On Thursday even
ing. Jan 81, Madame DAngri Signor AbeIa ~.
Professors Colburn. Nash. and Curtis viii sppeer