New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06
Theaters, Etc.

Mrs. John Wood produces Aladdin this
evening at the Olympic-not travestie. DO 1t under
Stood but the familiar cherished and respected stage
version Of the fine old fable All who desire to shake
the burden of years from their hearts and bodies have
only TO place themselves in front OF the Olympic curtain
tonight When Aladdin walks before them. they will
be children again. Mrs Wood promises literally in
respect to scenery. costumes magical stage effects and
so forth Abundant time, it Is declared has been given
for preparation and the performance we are oretod
will be complete and perfect" Come. then. let US
hope for good first night" Such thing has
not beon known in any NewYork theatre. except Mr..
Walacks within our recollection. First representa-
tions ore usually nothing but last rehearsals. Mrs
Wood Judge from her advertisement is inclined to
do something beter II she fulls her inclination we
will give her the heartiest compliment We know how 10
bestow
FRA Diavolo" will be continued this week at the
Winter Garden. In consequence Of the public declining
10 get tired Of it, Mr. Florence deserves his success In
this piece His burlesque acting is the best exan. and,
in this particular part outblazcs anything that even
George Honey of the Strand Theater could offer. The
comedy of Thrice Married viii precede FRA d.
avoo' every evening.
BEL Demonio" continues to satisfy large audiences
Next Thursday evening will be devoted at Wallacks
Thcatcr TO the benefit Of Mr.. Theodore Moss the
treasurer Mr. Mosss benefits are always astonishing
events lie usually has an audience extending from the
first row of stalls TO the upownmost limits Of Union
Square We do not mean to say that be Is subject to
deusoy packed multitude OF these dimensions but Is
fact that the visitors arc always far too numerous
for The capacity Of the house. that hosts Of them early
in the evening abandon all hope of witnessing the per
ormances and pass the THO stroing about the neigh
borhood generally peepng in at cid intervals to oin In
APPLAUSE the object ri which they cannot discern,
though they fea it must be well bestowed and therefore
contribute with glad sincerity. 3ir. Moss announces
that "Ernestnc" and - Pretty Piece OF Basncss'
will be represented Thursday That the latter title
should so exactly orete the result OF the o:casion "a
far as Mr.. Moss is personally concerned Is coincl
dcncc too startling to be calmly overlooked. This
evening "a Wife's Secret" will be repeated at Wal
locks andtomorrow The School for Scandal for the
last time this
Mr.. i. S. ChaHfraas success in Our American
Cousin at Home at the Broadway Theaer warrants lite
repetition every night this week. Mr.. Chanifaus dn
picate Of tho parts Of Lsrd Dundreary and
Brother Sam Ia very effective and his performance OF
the latter character especially is capital illustration
OF cxtrayagant comedy.
Mr. Barnum has patriotic burst this week Every
body has heard about Miss Major Pauline Cushmsu,
and everybody can behold her. by visiting the Mu
scum. where she will appear and narrate hor moving
tale every afternoon and evening. The regular dra-
matte entertainment will consist OF two farces- Mar
riage at any Price" and Secrets Of State
Mr. Robert Heller should exercise his fancy upon the
subject of appropriate for his place of enter
taiamont 1t Is awkward to be perpetualy recommend
ing the public to No 5s5 Broadway" There is moth.
ing hospItablsin numbers. As he will probably mover
be suffered to leave New York it is as well that he should
settle upon genial address Ie will thus, more
over greatly facilitate the construction of paragraphs
in his favor. Mr.. Heller will entertain visitors. as
heretofore every evening this week.
Fslons Stereoptieon will be exhibited every evening
and on Saturday afternoon. at Irving Hall
At Mrs. Homan's Academy Of Music Hope Chapel. |
The Child OF the Regiment will be performed every
nj ht this week with Miss Salo Holman in the char
acter Of Marie.