New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Th<aters.

"The Streets of New-York" has been very
successfully produced at ths olympic. We cannot
prase IL on artistic grounds although we recognize Its
suitability to the taste of the multitude. II deals with
common themes-he vcissudes Of fortune, the wicked
ness OF wealth and the virtues and woes OF poverty
the civic sights and sounds around u.s. the beggars that
whit upon onr footsteps the reboys in their rod shirts
and shining tarpaulins the contrasts Of life In the Fifth
ave. and life In the Five Points An incident from
Charles Reados VERY Hard CASH furnishes forth its
prologue wherein an honest mariner after depositlng
his hard earned wealth with dishonest banker is sud-
denly stricken down by spoplexy. Then ensue uionia
tons to that mariners wife and children, when, IN
the end are healed by the restoration OF their
fortune and the punishment OF their wroneer'
This Oft told tale has not yet lost It's power TO please
large class whether sreaders, who delight IN cufren.
fiction OF theater- goers who tbrong to tho olympic
Tho piece has been produced with suitable ana very
effective scenery TIE tabesu which represents Union
square by night under storm. and tne tapieau
which depicts fire in tenement house 10 BaxteFSt'
are perfectly well composed and ere truy grope ~
stage pictures. The cast OF parts is Substantially tue
some as 1t was last Winter when The Streets Oh New"
York was first presented at this theater Mr.. MOT
timer plays Tom Badger. and anitnstes the entire
drama BY his sparkling yyaclty. Mr. Pearson once
More appears as Puffy the baker, and seems Ito the
manner born" The acting in general is satisfactory;
and, altogether the popular success Of tho crena
assured ard is well merited.
Mrs. Agnes Perry, from San Francisco, has
been engaged at the Winter Garden, and has appeared
there as Florence Trenchard in "OGr American
Cousin" which play still maintains its hold upon public
favor.
Mr.. Wallsoks about to produce the excellent
comedy Of Still Waters Run Deep" But that IL for
next week. The opportunity Of seeing Mr.. Hoistons
Byes 70 morrow evening should not be neglected.
"Sam has proved exceedingly attractive at
the broadway Theae- Its author, by the way should
so far defer 10 good taste to cut out from its text
ridiculous puff Of The Herald which occurs in act hrst
and which is based OIL neither truth propriety
little pruning Of yugarism in general would do his play
no harm.
There will be q matinee performance OF Bi-
anco." at Nioo's Garden. on Saturday. at o'clock.
This affords good opportunity for treating the chit
dren 10 pleasure which only children can Thoroughly
appreciate. "Bianco" is an amusing pantomime, and
II is represented at Nibos with great variety and
spendor Of scenic accessories.
There will also be matinee performance to-
morrow at the Hippotheairou.
At the Academy Of Music, Hermann will give
lis last exhibition OF Neeromancy Oh Saturday
Professor and Madame Wiseman are about to
enter upou the same Geld Of disbIrf They announce
&" a series OF Magical Illusions"
At Barnum's Museum the usual day and
evening performances are announced. Miss Salie
harrington continues 70 appear there in an equestrian
drama, called :" Wild Kate OF the Wilderness
Donati-the celebrated imitator Of Donate,
the one.legsed dancer time since deceased
has turned up at the hail Of Woods Minstrels, where
also is presented burleseue OF The Streets Of New
York
Lovers of pantomime may SEQ 1.-The Golden
Az at the Old Bowery Theater also the historical
historical drama OF THE Three Red Men"