New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
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The drama of Miriams Crime" is presently
10 be acted at Waacks Theater especially to intro
duee MT. Holston, who viii personate Byles. His su'
perb acting in this part at the Olympic last season.
cannot have been forgotten. AS an eccentric come
dian 3ir Holston has few equals upon the American
Stage. Mr. Walack announces. also the little comedy
of King AID Comedian IN rehearsal and
shortly 10 be produced. "Thc Serf will be performed
tonight. and again on Saturday. Tomorrow evening
is filed by The Double Gallant
Mile Pepita, having recovered from recent
Illness has resppeared al NiboS and has danced once
more into universal favor The Ballet at this house. is
unusually strong. The pan;omme of The Red
Gnomer has met with much success. Biauco a
grand fairy paD.omime. is shortly to be produced.
There will be Matinee performance on Saturday.
commencing at o'clock.
The voice Of Barnums Museum is still for
war. Tie military drama Of THE Roll Of the Drum"
is s acted at tia; establishment in the afternoon and
in the evening Miss Saie Partington proves, also,
an attractive feature in tbe entertainment She ap'
pears in "Asmodeus, % ard Is He Jeaous|
A Cuban wonder, Signor Louis Vago. may
be AZ the pleasant hall Of Woods Alnstres The
entertainment here offered is full Of variety and mast
afford much pleasure to the lovers OF Negro Mins,rclsy
Hermann, the Monarch of Necromancers, will
give but four additional exhibitions Of his magical art
at the Academy Of Music. He appears tonight. and
again on Saturday night, and on the evenings OF
Thursday and Saturday OF next week Let him not be
forgotten by those who seek to be amused not to sag
bewildcrcd.
mysterious paragraph calls our attention to
Blind Tom Mt Dodwortls Hal saturday evening
next We know hot who Tom Is. but we dare say he
will be seen. even though he cannot sec.
The Hippotheatron, on FOurieenih-5t., con-
tnues to prosper. Ii IS good place for the children
and deserves lis success matinee exhibition VIII
be given here On Saturday. az . O'Clock. The Wed
nesday ard Saturday motintes ore especially COM
nended to the attention OF those who wish to treat the
BOYS and girls to the luxury Of the ciarus.
At the Olympic "Lolah, will be repeated
every evening until further notice.
Miss Olive Logan's Second Reading VIII be
giyen tonight at Irving Hall. Her first rcsdng. on
Tuesday evening although not very numcrousiy at
tended. passed OIL very pleasantly Az m eloeu'on'
ist Miss Logan is quiet natural and simple She reads
with thorough appreciation of tae text and with WIN
ming sweetness and graceful ease. On Monday nezt
Miss Logan will make her trst appearance at the
Broadway Thenter in Nr. DE Wadens comedy Of
SAN" Those who would know what eharmingly
natural and yivaeious acting may be expected then.
should improve the opportunity OF hearing Miss Logan
read night.
Three nights Onlylremain Of the engagement
Of Madame Celeste. at the Broadway Theater. She
win, however appear at the Matinee on Saturday.
Tonight she plays The Woman in Red" Tomor'
evening is assigned for her benefit.
"Our American Cousin is enjoying an ex-
trenely successful run at the Winter Garden. Mr.
Clarke i, the best Asa TrenchaTd that has been
seen here. We shall improve early occasion to re-
yicw this performance in detail.