New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Theasers.

Pungent premOnitiOns OF Winter and rough
weather" have come to the theaters within the past
nights of rain having slightly chilled aud
contracted their success But the present week opens
in sunshine and with every indication that the enter
prise Of the players will be well rewarded The phases
which that enterprise will assume. during the next six
days may be briefly indicated, in a summary Of events
that are TO come.
Mr.. Edwin'Forrest will endeavor to personate
Shakspeares Hamlet, this evening at Nblos Garden.
Whoever wishes to witness a very curious exhibition
should improve the opportunity to be present abis
Mr. Forrest is much to be commended for his persever
ance. He will play also, the evenings Of Tuesday
Thursday and Friday. "Arrah.na Poguewil be repre-
sented Wednesday and Saturday evenings and at the
Saturday Matinee the latter performance being given
for the benefit OF residents in the country who
wish see the best Irish drama ever produced in New
York.
Mrs. Wood will continue to appear every
nigh, this week, in the beautiful spectacle of "The
Sleeping Beauty Whoever misses seeing this play
will miss great pleasure. II Is the most brilliant
thing Of the kind that has been presented to the public
within recollection and has been put upon the stage
in the very highest style of scenic art On Monday
next, however, it will be superseded by Monte Chris
"a spectacle play. constructed from Dumas great
romapce-in which Mr. Edwin l.. Davenport will make
his first appearance at this theater and there is every
reason to anticipate very interesting and successful
occasion. But-let not 1.-THE Sleeping Beauty" be
neglected. They are unwise who postpone present
pleasures for the sake Of the promises Of the future
Mr.. De Walden's "Sam" enters tonight
upon It's eighth week at the Broadway Theater 1t is
having the run which. at the first sight, proph
esed that it would have It's elements Of popularity
numerous and telling; and-but thatSlir. Owens il
coming TO the Broadway in January-we do not doubt
that ii would run along with unabated prosperity. TO
the end of the regular As ehairs stand II has
yet number of weeks Of brilliant life. Mr.. Chanfrau
as lSam. and Olive Logan Laura. continue to nct
with winning viyacty and very commendabe arti and
the theater is nightly thronged with admring spec
tators.
Mr.. Boucicaults "Octoroon" will be acted
tonight at tie Winter Garden for the frs. time this
season. The piece needs introduction to this com
munity. Mr.. Clarke will personate Salem Scudder, and
the cast in other respects, will be effective. Much
has been exercised in scenic preparation and we
may confidently anticipate impressive representa-
ton of q touching drama. The new American Comedy,
TO which referred the other day, is TO be brought
out the "Octoroon" has had its run" Mr..
Edwin Booth will appear at the Winter Garden in jan
uary probably in the character of Hamlet II is pleas
ant TO anticipate the kindly and cordial reception
which awaits himi The public. with one hearty
voice OF welcome. will assure him OF the utter utty
of his happily broken resolve retire from the stage.
The drama cannot spare Edwin Booth.
Lost in London" has achieved an almost
unprecedented success at Walacks. The audience.
Saturday evening was perhaps the largest that has
ever been assembled within this theaer Our opinions
of the piece have been stated and need not be reiterated
here The success of the drama does not surprise u.s.
The acting is delightful. Mr.. j. W. Wslaoks person
alton of the miner win long be remembered rs one Of
the few really true and grandy.moying performances
with which our stage is acquainted. Miss Fanny
Morents lilly DIagglethorpe must also claim especial
recognition from those who can appreciate 'hl 'oucn
Of nature" Tilly is an uncouth creature, poor hd
ignorant country lass but tenderhearted aud patient
and self sacrifcng-one Of those rough diamonds IN
short which blaze with the holy uster Of truth and love
and goodness Miss Morant fGily sympathizes with
this integrity OF nature and deneates win uehsb
full precision Of art and with profound elect npon ~"
sensibility Of her auditors g nRi'n
hear close ,udy and ii certainly indicates remarkable
talents Mr.. Young Mr. Fisher and Miss henriqaes
and altogether. the drama passes OF In singniary
snirj,ed manner. We look for change at Waliack
Tbe,tey far a considerable period of time. Nothing
more has been heard OF the proec'ec-and much Dc
si,edsnpearancc Of Mr.. Lester W%.llacs. OF OF ME-
Uoey's return TO the stage These events are Dr the
future. =,
Mr.. Barnums policy-that OF combining oil
the elements OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN ample success
R.t af.a evening
o,css are well attended Tho dramatic portion OF this
weeks entertainment will be "The Lady of Munster
1.-The Managers Triumph, or tho Black
Mailer, Defeat will be played for one week more -
Woods Minstrels 1t continues TO draw good audi
ences.
"Sinbad the Sailor, or the Valley OF Dla-
monds" will be played every night this week al The
Old Bowery Theater.
Al the New Bowery Thcater the. evenings ol
rbis week viii be occupied with Tho Peep o Day
The New.York Circus in FourteeDth-st.'
which as We have several times iDtmated, IL the best
that has ever been established in tins city VIII con
Time TO delight it's spectators with all manner oil aero
hattie and csuestrian feats Mr.. james Robinson re-
msins its principal "star" The performances here
we shau remark, ore characterized by taste ana
decacy Children can be taken to this circus without
fear Of detrme TO their growing minds ana win tne
assurance OF pleasure to their fancy
At Byant's Minstrels, Little Mac 1.-THE
Comic Wonder" will make his appearance tonight
after an absence OF two years from that stage Iho
nroeramme for the week also includes the Challenge
Dance lies Miserables,' "Cartes dc 'hite'
e Black Carpet Bag" "Black Brigade" " Reckon I'm
in Luck" Little Macs Essence Latest from
Paris" and "Ihe Live Injin."
proc.esor and Madame WIseman commune