New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
Theatcrs, etc.
We find place, to-day, for the theatrical sum-
= ,,hioh was crowded ont of MONDAYS paper.

Asovv November rain. The ducks prospered. The
krbsa,ets did not. But, al this writing, Western
k,oozes are sweeping away the stoTm.cloudS, and
Los,y air heralds the approach OF Winter Thus there
,paiu bright look out for the payers-theatrical
k.ccess being q plant that lourishes best under the
Aracing incentive of cold weather.
With the present week. several old things to pass
kya, giving place to things that are new. Weare not
K forget, however that and old are merely rea-
hive terms in this city and of application
novelty here, becomes antiquity in the course OF
kiprle week. while antiquity revived after period
nj absence seems altogether fresh and new.
Thus the RayelS, who now belong to the most
eacent history. will give place. after this week. TO MIR.
Edwin Forrest, who of course will come like " Mer-
logry aewlighted." His engagement at Nib,o'S will
lcommence on the 18th. and continue for 81 nights.
Meantime the Rsyels to appear in 1.-THE Green
s(onster" while Sgnorina Pepita and her fairy.like
ales are to dance in the ballet Of the "Alchymst."
Matinee viii be given on Saturday commencing at
O'Clock
Again. The Streets of Ncw-York," which
has proved immensely attractive at the Olympic WILL
after sais week give place TO the beautiful Spectacle of
/" Tho Sleeping Beauty" This piece had long run.
Hast season. and is OF an equal Of present
Success Ii based the old legend which Tonuys
has % finely set down in The Day Dream" and its
author Is M A. Oakley Hall. It VIII be first rcmc
rented on the 10th inst. In the interim there will be
ioaered six opportunities OF seeing The Streets Of
HNew.YoIk."
Yet again--Mr. John Brougham will pres
Sently give Place to MI. j. S. Clarke at the Winter
siarden but rot for two weeks yet, his engagement
having been prolonged week The evenings of this
week viii be occupied by Playing With Fire" which
xe have already commended as extremely amusing
niece well produced a1d well acted. Mr. Brougham
goes hence 20 Philadelphia TO commence an engage
frnea a, TIE Walnut-st Theater when be will appear
IN Romantic Drama" written by himself entitled
80 ponnell's Mission" He has also effected en-
gagements with managers in various other cities.
snd Is IN fact fairly entered rIon tie grand starring
tour. Mr.. Clarke viii reappcar On the sOth inst.
He Is sure to be cordially welcomed. II is now de
fn!,ey settled that Mr.. Edwin Booth viii play at the
Winter Garden this season, succeeding Mr. Clarke.
We have several times urged this siep, as wise and
most desirable Nj Booth VIII find that the public is
wholly and entirely his friend.
The Needful" still keeps the stage at Wal !
tacks and bids fair to become the Needless If rot
pretty soon relieved from continuous duty. Massin.
gers New Way TO Pay Old Debts is anxiously /
anticipated as also il the advent of Mr.. Frederick |
is0Dlnsch. We regret lthus u. tHe way tHSt 'nS
Retention Of this gentleman is due to the fact of his
being passenger board of che Atalauta now held
Ia quarantine.
''Sam" Will be represented every night this
week at the Broadway Theatcr and at the Matinee on
Saturday, commencing at Il O'clock.
Barnum's Museum being-hk the other
theaers-suciently supplied with music, "The French
opy" will be acted every evening this week. and on
"Wednesday ard Saturday afternoons Ooeana per
sonssing MaGhde The farce Of The Married Rake"
viii precede the DIANA. This afternoon, and the
afternoons of Thursday and Friday the iayorite play
Of IAN That Gltters Is Not Cold" viii be acted Nj.
c. ". Clarke personating Stephen Plum. We
note nothing essentially among the curiosiiies
collected at the Museum; but the collection is large
and Interesting particularly TO children.
The HppOtheat-on, whoTetO We have several |
times especially called attention entered upon the
esent week under entirely new management Mr.. l.. |
j. Lent superseding Mr. Austin. The programme
nightly offered is full Of variety and a,tractiyeness
It's prominent feature is the marvellous horseman.
clip OF Mr. james Robinson, who is renowned the 1
most accomplished Of bareback riders. and who is
heTaced as capable o. "deiying the laws Of equibri
I'M" Other accomplished gymnasts and scroba;s will ,
appear Tie HippotLoatron is eespredly tie best 1
circus that has ever Ueen opened in New'foIk. ana IL
deserves web Of the public Beside the evening per
formsuces there viii be matinees on wednesday ana
Saturday. commencing at O'Clock.
Miss Fanny Herring has entered upon the
second week Of her "sta engagement at the Old Bow
ely Theater. She will appear every evening dngng
the week. as Baccarat, in the drama so entitled
pantou ne will also lie performed, in which Mr. g. L.
Fox vii assume the principal part.
Miss Kate Fisher, in "The Spectacle OF
Gauges constitutes the leading attraction at the New
DoveTy during tie present week.
Bryant's Ministries this week present the
s1bjoined pieces every evening: Les Miserables'
COR African Polka Scared Contrabands," Rich;
OF Ise in Luck" Deaf in Horn" Wearing of the
Green and The Streets Of New York." in the hitter
Of which NJ Dan Bryant will enact Badger. We have
heretofore commended Mr.. Bryants troop as the best
ofits kind vita which we acquainted and we be-
ieye that such praise Is deserved
The admirer of Ethiopian Minstrelsy should
not, however, neglect 10 Tie Managers Triumph;
u, Tie Black Maer's Defeat" as acted by the sable
brethren at Woods Ministries Hail. This piece is TO
Be performed every night until further notice being
Introduced by various acts Of African mrth.
The Stereoscopticon, to which We called par
Particular attention on Saturday. will continue to Illus
irae the world around US each evening this week. and
Oh saturday at 3 o'clock. The Sunday evening exhi-
p'ns Illustrate IN the Holy Land aud passages
IN IL B.b,..
hadTed 0-hibition that Of the Diorama, to
which. ao' we nave '-~,rrcd makes the Broadway
Athenaeuc very pleasant piao- resort. III. monn
Gain gceney " Switzerland is herein El'>1v depctce
Professor and Madame Wisemn have >om-
1nenced cries of Magical SOirees," at the cooper
Insti.n,e Madame Wiseman exercises the clairyoyan
faculty second sight, while the Professor h'nSch