New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
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natcly, however. the play In question G kO'iiao
having been written by his son. aud Cie sid son
having consented like unnatural parent 90 bayc bis
bsntling set ont IN the cold Often the governor
alas the graDdfnther-dcems best tho public are not
likely to be troubled with any complaints on tho sub
jet since If is purely family affair. With vhch Aone
Of Us have anything 20 do except curious and arc'
dental Observers Under any other circumstances The
poIti withdrawal Of play Of tho hight ofits sucocs
aud persistence in This policy when the plays subsii
tuted in its place failed to draw hef wswould be
looked OF in very suspicious light and entitie the
author to no little sympathy rs il H. everything
Ia obviously On The square. and since there wiz
be chance of seeing Eosedae". three nights
in week for an indefinite period 10 come. the
public should least be % vel satisfied Che parties
Immediately concerned Meanwhile We again fclic!a;e
Mr.. Lester Wallack his success. which We are dis
posed to explain on the ground that lin play gives us
little Of everything whereas most Of native dram
| give IA good deal OF nothing.
| The last and most promising attempt % eclipse
Rosedac' was made on Tuesday night by the pr1duo
ton of an English meloirnma written by Mr. Wcstlnl
Mar ton and entitled Dor special reason that can
discover Pure Cold" In accordance with ~. taste
of the moment, the hero OF the new pece-Flederic
Bochford-s tchct-oflcnve The orcumstanccs
under which he arrested tried and sentenced are
told III prologue the early ports of which wholly
lost to large part OF thc audience account Of the
noise and confusion made by persons trying to the
blockade OF chairs. camp. stools and what not with
which the management despite repeated warnings had
ob,tuctcd The orchestra oislcs II would have been
fit rcuibuton If this disturbance and the discomfort
well as danger connected with H. bod SPOILED the
whole evenings Performance.
The charge upon which Roc. ')Fd was convicted and
tranfporcd Dor lifc) was that II numbering bis uncle
1t IL needless 20 say that he nnlrsily accused and
that the chief interest Of the play grows out o. synpA
thy for him Of the time OF hs arrest On the ro9gue)
and anxiety Qhrough ufeo Ac,5l to know how ho 8il
prove his innocence.
IIo gets released somehow ~ O, end ofGlccn year.
and comes home 70 fnd that his wife h,s died u
broken heart tina; his only daughter Erein has been
adopted b. q wealthy madenlady (M" Foris'rpe) and
Is about 10 be married that hc Ii generally believed t0
be guilty; and that TO al appearance, he NIGH as
well 70. back 30 Australia. He gets ntrotlo.d 20 Miss
Tor.escuc as a drawing master for Eyoiins meets
I o scoundIc at tie holso (Sr card tsr.)
who discovers and expose hmi tie engagement Of hs
dargltcr-the object ol bis agectionrray In con
sequence be hrokca of. and "a save hr be j. finally
about to 90 away forever When by series Of ciTcum
stances too complicated 70 fslae bis igecenrc Is sud
denly established; biz daughter !. once more hapl.
hsr lover Ernest yio after all remained true - sap
pier yet and thinvs now being Oh right. everybody
throws up his lat COR void Ike to-. and TO elftain
fall., rs usual. on a general scene ~ hihrity.
The leading character, IN ihc pee w.,e dSisSn.ed
~ follows
E.cn, Bo,l.ord..........M. Madeline Il-urigu-..
No Nr' j,erin'.
Lfn1ey... ,.'.....''.'''....'''.'.M W ), Motor
Sir 6crsri f.ae......... rod
NJ. sr.sfsasary i.ii II as Nj was sy
81 usual NJ wnllaoks m representation was mt
ioir', good TN, IN select .uy particular member u be
ere, tor praise would seam T. Doe inYil1ut.
=, We caan,s, however ,olcro the p'easlr, d stating
We have rarely s-cn so exquisite piece Of acting IS
Tat Of Mrs Jenniprg D. the scene who're o. M.
Ror, gi she earns Of her husbands arrest ani TIA,
We shared IN the manifest f'rrc Il The house that her
par. In the gsy Omitted to ihr Prologue should have
been 20 brgC II should sso b. stated. a ample mt
ter u justice. 'hat Mis- Hcnhqura who ncVcr before
has been east In difficult character that q ErciHs
acquitted herself throughout in manner to surprise
even those who had the Mshcf appreciation Of hcI tai
cut,. Mofeoycr. ms Alr. Lester Wailack undertook
par. somcu hat ont Of bis usun. line CHE csctoien,c
business aot being exactly li fric perhaps i sotdbe
hardly y not 70 Bay ila Be playeiii th consummaie
siil and added. il possible To his reputation Is ihr
mot finished ana COZ ~iei,inus actor n tho ooanr'
THE HIYPOTHKATg0N.
Mr. jane Cooke, al experienced cir.r.-m1n
aud somet me cown, has leased large plot Of ground
on Fourteenth street. opposite tie Academy Of Music
and erected on Il an equestrian temple calling IT, for
short Tic Hippothcalron The odiGce Is builtthrough
ont Of corrugated IRON to render perfectly stable We
suppose out Of compliment to tie interesting quAdru
ned from whom IT, name b.. been Grcckflly derived
As some Of our readers mny not eEaci'y know wlat
corrugated iron 81, thcy viii doubtless be pleased VI eu
We inform them tat neither DO We Human nature b.
ever calo,s Of superiority. Are not al men born free
and equalf Why, therefore should one prolchs o.
know more aboni corrugated iron IN nno,hcri New
eIlheess We ore informed upon competent authority
that it 10 next 10 impossible for building constructed
Of that material 10 t.Ac iiieon the strength OF which
we trust The liberal proprietor viii keep II l.ie better
warmed during .hi, cold February snap than il vas
Yesterday afternoon when repaired to II u witness
the first afternoon Performance of the sea'on.
" might have been owing to this cold February snap
with II. bitter wind and is ni.icdrcd dust that said
first afternoon Performance at tho lippotheatron Wa
favored by rather sparse Attendance though THIS ma!
have been partly due 90 the fact that very little tronhe
seems 10 have been taken 10 auuouDcet 1heahsen'e"
ANYTHING bearing the Icmotest resemblance To crowd
however. wos favorable 10 free Inspection ~ The
building which Us mainly comifnced OF the ihddhe'4D'
able and incombustibo maierinI already referred TO-
The auditorium" 1t T. oddly enough called ~ tn
advertisement (seeng that IL b, place wherein p'oP
st 10 sec rather thnn 10 hear, y strictly amphithen-
,ica hnfof forming the lityccnt segment ana the
other that 10 which admission d oblainnbe for twenty
fYc. Tho sittings are very conmodioul. AID arc,
I iosefuly coored in green and crimson. heaihon
mythology IL represented by eight plaster images that
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