New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-23
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week. incidental TO the eclipse OF the sun that thea
tergong became. in sense. task. Yet the task
was we'll performed the part Of the public. All the
theaters did good business and they all prosper.
ing The Herald. from which offensive paper they have
| so wisely and rcso.niey Withdrawn their advertising
patronage deyotes much space TO misrepresentation OF
their affairs. and to plul attempts to rdicule their
managers. But the public sees through the shallow
bombast of The Hsald; and nobody Ia injured by its
impocnt shafts of rage and malice There never was
a time VIXEN the theaters o! New York were dong
more lucrative business than they are at present.
The new week opcns in sunshine. Good programmes
have been arranged and the local s'ege for the next
six days will prescn, spectacle OF mingled variety.
novelty and interest
"Sam" enters upon its third week, tonight,
! at the Broadway Thcater.
THE Streets of New-York" will be acted
| every night at the Olympic.
"Our American Cousin" will he continued
for few nights longer at the Winter Garden Those
who have not seen Mr.. Clarkc's Asa Tronchard must
imy the present opportunity fthcy wish to it
at oil "Thc Ticketof Leave Man is next to be pro-
duced. Mr.. Clarke personating Bob Briefly.
The temperance Of Mr.. Edwin Booth at this
theater is anxiousy expected and desired There docs
nOt exist tue snauOW Oh Vuu reason tOr MS retire
mont to private fe and we earnestly hope that even
II he has formed such intention bo win not persist
in fulfilling it The loss of such actor. in the prime
Of his powers and the freshness Of his professional
cess would be nothing less than a calamity to the
stage This believe to be the universal sentiment
of the intelligent public; and in this belief. feel
sure tina. such heartfelt welcome awaits Mr. Booth
on his return to the stage will forever Danish from
! his mind tho idca--K ~ unrpr theYc-that Tho
American people connect his name in any sense with
that dark deed which has overshadowcd his life.
The Ravels commence, this evening, the sixth
week of their engagement at Niblos. An entirely new
programme is announced. consisting ofthe pantomne
of Ncodemus" the italian Brisands." the feat OF
the Flying Trapeze. by Young America and the farce
| OF the whites and Browns" The Ballet, OF course
will appear and Tuesday win be presented, with
new scenery costumes and appointments the Chinese
Ballet Pan.omme OF " Kim.ka" together with the "a
vorite pantomime OF Bianco.' A matinee perform.
ance will be given on Saturday commencing at ,
O'Clock.
i The Double Gallant will be presented for
the last time this evening at waacks On Tuesday
ming The SeT also will be ushercd Of public view
On Wednesday. :" Still Waters Run Deep aud Lei on
Parle Francois will be performed for the last time
In each OF these cases the las! time Is the last for the
present. The drama Of The Needful' is mex. In
order. Miss Cannon and Ms. Vernon ore 10
appear in 1.-THE Needful" The occasion OF Mr. Wal.
lacks own temperance is undetermined as yet. lie
would be cordially welcomed. The engagement, of Mr
Frederick Robinson bss already been announced
The ''Czarina Of the Hppodrama common.
ceS. tonight Der second week at Bainums Museum
The play is "Mozcppa" in which the Czarino, Oceana
JGdah, is dashed upon the Tartar steed and makes
the terrific ascent" The piece - TO ne represented
every evening and on Wednesday and Saturday after
Moons On the afternoons of Monday. Tuesday. Thurs
day and Friday Rnckstone's domestic drama of "VIc.
torne or III Sleep On II VIII be acted by Mr. Barnums
theatrical company. Miss Kathleen ONcil. tho Irish
vocalist WI appear every afternoon AMI evening The
store OF curiosties are continually on exhibition
! A change Of bin is to bs noted at The Old
Bowers Tie pieces FOR this week are "Lc for LIE,
which is described ns "a new sensation drama" and
! "Eaoul or the Magic Star comic psn'omlmc. In
which Mr. G.. L. Fox will assume the principal oharac
ter An after. piece follows the paniomime. This pro-
! gramne holds good for every evening in the week.
Three PLAYS, also. will he nightly acted at the
New Bowcry. These are. The Dead Hand Dick,
The Hensboy." and Hunting Turtle"
Madame Louise Tonrnaire has been added TO
the company Of performer. at Tie IIippothealron Her
specially Is bareback" eques,r!ansm. Mr.. james
Mhdgan viii appear Also aud win execute scnersanlis
on horseback. Troupe Of Dancing Horses Is among
the novelties announced. Fl Nino Eddie and Mr.
Austin WILL usual. take prominent part In the per-
formances and the entertainment VIII close with The
pan,omime Of THE -Four Lover In addition to the
nightly representations. thee VIII be ma'nes on
"Wednesday and Saturday beginning at p O'Clock.
/, An extremely novel performance is announced
lor this evening, at Woods Mnstrcls' Hail. No 5ii
Broadway. Burlesque Is 20 be acted for the
first time on this occasion. II Is called THE Man
ayers Tiiuinph. or he Black MacT's Defeat. The
title is Significant and the reader cannot fail to un
derstand the drift. Tie piece consists Of six In
which Mr.. Baraum and the Chieiain Of the Satanic
/ Press the principal characters. Incidents not
wholly Inconnected with the destruction OF Barnuins
Museum the purchase OF It's site by Mr.. Bennett OF The
HIad. and the recent conduct Of the NewYork
managers IN reference 20 that newspaper. are
to be iniraicd in this bnrcsque. We trust that II will
prove pGDgeat and effective piece. Il will DO intro
dueed by Prelude Of Ethiopian Minsirelsy.
4 The Stereoscopicon School Of Art will he
opened to might in the Church at tie Of Grand
and Crosby ss Photographs OF the audience are be
taken here. b. magnetism light. and the photo
graphs taken on one evening to be exhibited the
next evening Oh canvas Sixty gems Of OFT win
evening.
Professor and Madame WiSeman will com
mcnce a series OF six entertainments entitled Even
ingS OF Nv stery aad Visions from Faryiand" To.
night at Cooper Institute. The Professor announces