, 1864-01-20
AmG6EMENT'&s


y represented. Mis- Thompson has an exceed
1ngIy beautiful face, capable OF expressing every
emotion, aud she 20 thoroughly identifies herself
with the PRIDE the passion, the love- the despair,
ard the Joy Of Pauline, as each Of these emotions
is developed In the plot, that the xuditor almost
tosgets that she Is not the real Pauline which pos
sessed Bulner's fancy when he produced that re-
markable play. The audience wero delighted, and
she Was called out at the termination ofeach act,
compliment which has rarely been acceded to any
other artist The lady is sure Of her position In
Chicago. She Will always bea fato1ite. We hope
to Zee her again in Paulnc. The L.ady Of Lyons ia
a play which viii bear repetition Nj. Evans
played Claude Melnotte, with excellent Judgment,
and In many parts WAS very effective. The other
parts were passably well done. Tonight Miss
Thompson appears In Mariana, In Knowles popu-
lar play Of The Wife.
WAEaNoToS SKATING PAnK.-A new sensation
which will fill the city with excitement has been
incuRurated at the Washington Skating Par1, In
tho person Of jackson Haines, Of New York,
the most expert skater in the United
States II not In the world. LII. Haines Is pro-
.teso, Of sknting, the only one On record. We saw
him yesterday, and will Ray OF him that what For
rest il in tragedy, what Gottechalk, Ia on the pi-
ano, what Brignoli is in Don Pasquale, what Car
lotta Patti is in yocatszatton and what Celeste and
Fanny E1leler were on the Tespsichorean aud Pan
toml1nic art, ouch 10 Haines on skatcs. Imagf gfna-
ton cannot I'll the bill. He must be soen to DO
appreciated He has appeared on ali the eastern
Skating Parks, and there is no diversity Of oplu-
ion rs to his merits. He Will be at Washington
Park every afternoon and evening this week and as
he insists that mu.ic Is Just as much q necessity
In skating as in dancing, band Of music win be
On hand to enliyen the scene. Go and see him.
2on drrrffaay1 ert in aunthAr cntJ1mu-
THE MAeQuERApE.-Then masquerade, which has
been matter Of discussion in fashionable circles
for the past week, will take place at Bryan Hall
this evening. A very largo number Of tickets has
been Eold and tho affair promises to be one Of IN
usual brilliancy and attraction.
Pnof. AaAss1z's LECTuRE.-1n dlsposing OF your
evenings the coming month, the course Of lectures
Of Prot. Agassiz, betbEe the Young Mems Atsocta-
tiop, should receive tho hrst consideration. No
man in the United States enjoys 90 broad and en-
yi1blc reputation In the world OF science this
gentleman, and cur citizens should regard It as
Of the greatest privileges to be enabled to listen to
him. Ills lectures Will take place at Bryan Hail on
the eth, nth, 18th and 18th Of February.
ACADEMY or MCs1c.-The excellent programme
offered to the patrons Of this popular place Of
amusement draws crowds.evsry night. To insure
seat you must 60 curly, and to insure happy dis.
position Jon 11u6t 60 often.
The EVAnrETHs.-Tony Pastor continues to draw
admiripg crowds at tho varieties, where you can
listen to very diversified programme.
THE Cmcus.-Thls is the last week Of the gor-
geous spectacle Of The Field Of tho Cloth Of Gold,
and all who w1ah TO see 1t must do 60 within the
time nnmed, OF te left out In the cold. The drama
ofDon Quixote is received with high satisfaction.
Then there is the horscuanship Of Robinson, which
has never been exceled In thus country, and vari-
GUS ether features worth looking at.
Pu1LHARAoN1o CoScIRT.-We willingly publish
the following remarks on the Philharmonic Con-
cert Of Monday evening, from our correspondent
"W." We might take exception to his criticism
as whole. while We. endorse part of what he
says. To cur mtnd-thoush We deeply regret to
write lit makes very little difference to con-
siderable portion Of Philharmonic audience
whether the music Is too +" classical" or too COM
MT npsace. Those to whom We refer do not 60 to
B5an Hall to listen to the music, hut because 1t Is
fashionable to 60 thereto zee and be seen. And
70 long as thcy do this, sod Dan Tucker" will
please them inst as well as one Of Decthoyen's
dirinest symphon1es-perhaps little better. We
did not "see how the audience woke up In the
second part Of the programme, despite the depEes-
sing effect Of the first part" our correspondent
Insists. The enthusiasm did not occur on
our sido Of the house; at least couldn't sec II.
True, few OF the 1aozo gallant and kindly dispos-
cd, seemed anxious to awake some "e1thusiasm 3"
on behalf Of the two 1aaes, but the effort scarcely
rose to the dignity OF asce- We eknow that Mrs
kloss deserved morc fitting recognition Of her
rare ekill On the piano, than abe received at the
hands Of tic audience The encorss to both ladies
were the tauest We ever witnessed. But the tact
WIS patent TO the nppfeciatiVe portion Of the au-
dienle, thAt the music might hare been extremely
1cd, indiGe1ently Edad, and deliciously beautiful,
with precisely the same degree Of Qualification to
q very large number Of those who listened to it.
rEnuAnxos1c CONCERT. TRIBUNE: Has
on. soe's,y T., fsacneo pes'cclon or
simple ejaculation OF "another grumbler." II it
has no n yeq Ss few
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,,nnn.ss :. @ ~ ~ ~ - ~ W. a,oaa ~
noahsea a. a1e 10 90 na. .. ecsa-
ts3n}v u verv worthy obIect 1raa It accumulated
~. cnd, foot h,ct n1e,se to vnnr nottca ~ ,hs
first audience brilliant. but cold" Now look
at your notice thIa brilliant. but cold
er than ever" For vears therefore. hsa this eocI-
oaa ": ~. 1sas - nsn .s1. e.so -. go.
ety lahored, and yet has not been able to warm
their audience into that geniallty betokening q
thorough appreciation OF The music presented
T he N ees ~ not I suit The aadcase the
audience docs not sntt The programme. II At tho
end Of tour ycass tho audience e colder than eTer
ass qSf anoW c Taasa as vse So
audiences can eeIoused 70 pitch Of enthusiasm
trVnon! eetG nt@ht. sone two ycarss no how tho
programme drew its slow length a'ong: how Opus
:, ard ITS accompaninents fell aat and dead upon
H. anu n IN 5aen nac, nnhe ~ Ghrsgo
M nna v9pnlecIea 10 sns one song. aaG .ady
ssepfeu uEpn t!e stlec aaa sesI A 20 5f o..