New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
AMUsRME NTs.

Srvs,,c TBrErzA~"T The Streets OF New.
yo,t- 4. nov th. attraction at the Olympic ThesteT
Tie authorship Of this play appears to he shrouded n
uut..hnmae myrte,y Il Is pic in the ooassIuct-on
of which many ambitious fnee- are SAID 70 have as
.istsd The original version was French but we sie
NO, ufsoayed to say that il vas wholly the Vo!k OF
French authors Mr.. Charles Baade has used some OF
ths nv,n nsnt INCIDENTS in his exciting novel Hard
Cash sad as Mr. Rssde NOS only III Paris Gi the
slime Of the production of Lea Pauvrss but also wrote
and published French dfaas OF his own there. 1t may
70 that ne was concerned In tie preparation OF th one
rhs American sdsttstion was accomplished In ths
e.y so,1e seven year. ago underline supervision ON
Dion Bcucoault several Literary gentlemen o. oistno
ton participating in the work. AT "suaess
TAesteg il achieved pTodigions success ="
WA revived in London by hr bon3esuh
ums moa.hs ago. at tie PriDcesss IheaseT Win after
atoms Of locality and period and IL "a Sill ono OF inc
theatrical necessities If that town Ia cordial r'eepa
tas., H.. brought stcu; the reproduction NeWfof
u-. yyood denoeainsox il " tho latest London sensa
don w, are sos aware that any piece thus herslded
sans in at-sctiysnes here Tie standard Of Loneo"
hy,ustic entertainments Is known 10 be SO Jar oeo"
Tia, which hss been realized III hew'fork' thor "Iea
tatior there acquired Ia no guarantee now Gays 10Y
.noe,.. ,,th IA. MoeovsY tie most inportsn. " Lon
don ,en,sons Of the past few years have simply been
.yew.Y York sensstons" which have rua then
rour,. q, home. and subsequently bsen trans
p;suted to the great delight Of tho British puble
an. the .nspite prosperity Of Britsh managers This
very play 10 case in Joint 80 also are Ahs 'oNes"
gsvu.o "Ths Octoro.n." and host Of other dramas
by tas SANE suthoY written and ffr performed Ia
America aad serws,d revived sbrood IN an inieriof
manner bat not with Inferior saocessthe popular taste
a. the United Kingdom not being sxgen! In teas''
an, matters 90 our The London sensation" fo'
fxo years, o. the RAymsrtet. Mr.. Scshe'r
IN Sstos whose chief psxsofati0n was conceived
sod perfected in pis city. The London
sensation" o< last seuop wes Miss Batemsu. al
American actress who dmply repeated there the per
foTrAnoes which had secured her reputation here The
present London sensadon," we believe Is Miss Adsh
Issscs Nent but however enthusiastio the grVeungs
sihn exploits may be It As!ley's. she would hardly
srfug to hhtoric fame IA tlis community, with
fresh aad authentic Loncon Endorsement upon her bsci
which We take TO be sb,u. tie equivalent Of hef ord
nary costume in Mszcrpa On the whole the warrant o
.Ion6on rspatston 10 Of sufficient original value
IN nah, II worth while fos New Yoyk managers TO pu
imrlieit faith In "
The Streets Of New Yot" u o play which con
bins, uuu,ua elements OF popularity The scenes al
sncid.n.. are Of ustu,e which appeal most rivdly
abe rssdisst nps;hiss 0: ~ audience 1t 10 trSs that
visyod a. American sceua ard incidents. they Ar
more OF less impossible bat that Is consideration
wnich seldom presents itself to tbs mind OF the sredu
ipus multitude. In Paris or London such events Nigh
not imprcbsb'y occur. bat never In America Bssesr
40 not sufficiently rife TO swarm The public a0roosi
sAes aud sqasns does noe yet III ts piteoss voice no
fhs psssnsns or Union.saasrs. But although 90
tainiy toe highly colonel 10 withstand Inv
9rinds scrsssy, the story v nsvsrths'ess
tassnisasiy wroasht 90 s6sottrs % absorbing
sts inies. Nal The obvious extssvsgsnces arc Wiling
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