New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08
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WAILAcK's IHEATTR.-Ihc idyorlte play MI
ths hoa.e CONTINUES To- bc Mr.. Lester Wallacks Rose
dale" which Wa. repeated la; night for the seventy
fourth time AID Is Up FOR nsKi saturday and MoHl'y
The prospect now Is ihat IL VII be psyed two oT iLree
rht- week to n. end q tie sesson. ii source
of no t,ls pride to the manager that TIE most
successful comedy be Las 20, uPoa Ito stage j. the
handlwort o. III. soni while. the other hand. the
author Of The Play ~. sal occasion br pride a the
TACT that IL. .uoce.s is largely owing 10 tie skilh su
p.r,..oa II Lila fiher The public evidently take de-
.lsh. In thl, pleasing coincidence aud accordingly
ihrony Tie house every time "Rosealle"i I, performed
o. tie storm est night Of la.t week. when umbrell"
were "A delation and rubber, = snare huAdreds Of per
sons ho uen, to see It had be turned from tie door
Thu, 80 successful piece shoud be ilkon Of the bills
three or four night, - Neet l. something tA.i all b.
remembered amer the piece i-elf one q the eario'
tee " theatrical history
II should b, remembered however ai ,,he sane tine.
.,at Eoscdaie' was partially Withdrawn from the
bis no' on account of an, decline IN ~ popularity,
ft because Walaoks regular hsbtues who bad seen II
oyer aud over again. NATURAL, demanded something
new nnl uis Management lad the rare good Ia
tf,st tho dsosnd as % reasonable Ire plays pro
duced n consequence 81 m change hive been sheridan
huoaic's Io,. Chase" Iuc.stone's Married Ifc.'
Dance. Naval Eugaeomcnis' and a comedy by tie
same srihor entitled The Country squire" hnt play
"a lcl, as tIhe iihr Oh fl-lish Cent man" Tie
prediction Of thase r'ys d. brought before tie public
100 lnifr.sfrg dejutinie b. tle person Of Mrs Jsu
nircs of tbs city. two new Hnl valuable acqnis
on- 10 the thenirr ia thc persono oi Mrs wilkins. lie
of the Hayrnnrb-t 1hcuer. london. and Me, ionp
Burke al accomplished !onas aeirs... iougrl, of
Laura h eruos together aitu some f0orte members
-. tie regular oompany-Ml.s lien lqac- and N.'sr.
Norton. fia,d and srDrt. among "thrr.-sho hrse
be- welcomed back TO The srise si-i an enthusiasm
cgualiy creitfble 20 them sud 10 ihe puilir.
III combined attraction 81 many Il, ,i players and
oompnrat ely fresh plays pa. served 10 a!i The housc
szain With sAe Old familiar iacos. aud thus TO revive
some 81 Che p'ea,apic. iAefrc, association. tnai are
,cit tous.
Dancet tao ooncdic.-" Naval Ing srment," and
"Ibe County Squire Clits The Iine Old English
Gentleuen eeIe pay Tor tls fret lime tie so ison
on Wednesday night.
The nous. WIS ~ FIJI that the management, yielded
again 20 the temptation to al up tie orh, ira Isis
md thus incur risk IN of aocidont Tor which we
should bay that the few dollars received. thc
thanks OF the fsc persons thus hrli. accommodated
Sonld be bui sorry compensation.
We regret ~ see that tins habit " cling up the ascs
il becoming common Il il dangerous. and. n ofo
Is no other way of preventing II. some action Ought Ia
bc nEc on the subject by fh, guardian CShooyer es
may be) of the public safety. An oyercrowdod thcser
l. NJ unsafcas half built one.
Naval Inga,pment," H. "a very sprghiy lille
comedy. sparkling with sit and eniseacd b.! some Ut
ia, most comic situations imaginable Tie leading
characters are skiIfuy and aristicaly suslIAcd b.,
Mrs Watkins, Mis-. Iicnriques. and Mcs,Ts. Lester
Wrlacb. John Gilbert, and ". II. Morton.
The "Od English tGontcnan' lie a good ping Of II
very old school II holds up admiration ignorant
stupid ELF rghtoous and laundering old country squire
whose coarse MANNERS cheap bene,oence. ani general
e,nity are perfectly nauseating The dialogue Of The
piece however IL humorous the plot quito ingenious
some OF the minor characters are almost prcscniabc
and the tout ensenb furnishes such al accurate picture
Of state Of society 10 escape from which sensible En-
gshmen have for century been emigrating " all parts
OF the globe that We nit through tho thing. Amer
leans, with ooasdsGsbls coupiAVsuoy Sal lcAls taa