New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21
I ieaters.

Saturday is associated with many pleasant
thngs-with the drawing Of wages with temporary dc.
yerance from care with the reunions of friends with
excursions outoftown with matnecs It the theater.
or pleasant evenings there and with Jolly suppers that
Uyiay close the week The .heaters and other places
Of entertaiomeni-albe,t We class the ibe1ters Ia
somewhat higher category IRE never so gas then
and rfrcly well attended For this rcsson more
than usual pains taken both by the PLAYERS AID the
managers 10 render their Saturday perform auees
largely attractive. Hence the matinee movement.
wtich is Of comparatively recent origin Several
matinee performances are 10 be noted for to-day. TIE
Ravels play "Godenski' II Niblos in which there Is
mirthfu skating scene, and in which Antoine and
Gabriel Rayel and young America have conspicuous
parts. The ballet will appeal also, and the face Of
"Our Clerks will BE- acted 'Sem." in the person Of
Mr Chanfrau. will appear. at q MATINEE at tic Broad
way Theater. commencing at /! O'Clock. The same
performance OF course will be repeated in the evening
Sans popular success is thoroughly sec ured The
IN atinee. at tho Hippo,hoairon. will commence at u
O'clock and is expressly intended to accom- odate
ladies and children. There will be an evening per.
formhuce. as usual At Barnrm's Museum. MAJ ppa"
will be represented this afternoon and this evening
Oceens Judah appearing in the heroic part. Mis-
Kathleen O'Seil will appear too and viii initiate well
known actors. The evening performance at Niblo's
will. presume be 4" Banco," which is having n
very successful rrn Oar American Cousin keeps its
place at the Winter Garden, and viii be acted there
tonight. "Still Waters Eun Deep" aid Lei On
Parle frsncais" Is tie bill at Walacks. On Monday
80 The Double Gallant viii be acted there, for the
last time. comedy. called 80 The Needful.' y
long in preparation will it is likely be acted on Tues
day The entertainment offered ut Wallaok', tonight
that Of which we spoke in detail Tue-day and is
one that ought not 10 tc missed The Streets Of New
York" is having at the Olympic, ard will DO pr
formed there, for tie tenth time. this evening. AT
Woods Mntrels Hall. buresque Of this piece is
nightly noted and Mr.. J. II. Budworth gives imita
tons OF popular actors. Bryaets Minstres
still cleaye to Lee Misorables, or Old Times
Rocks" one Of the funniest burIesqnes with which
we ere acquainted. "Rappelkof which might be-
well trsve.tied 10y the Minis rcs to be done tonight
for the last time mt the OLD Bowery together with the
pantomime Of Mother Goose" in which MI u.
Fox displays remarkable talent for pantomne acting
and the drama Of "The Bricands OF Cdlabria" One
may and n good deal OF entcrt iinfDent at She Oid
Bowery Whether in Observing the Audience or IN FOL
lowing the simmons snd proacted course OF the several
plays presented. An entirely new programme VIII be
offered here Monday. ON the same evening At the
Cooper Institute Mr. and Mrs. Wiseman viii commence
series of exhibitions in Magc while at the Church
C, the coru-r Of Grand and Crosbyst the Sereosc op
tlson School OF Art will be opened in which tie ertire
audience is to be photographed BY gas-Ight. Ihis
brief glance ut the pleasures Of tue town shows that
there 10 want Of variety activity in department
Of Industry t. which oiti1ons are very kindly dis
posed and witch vel deserves its large and general
property.
Mr.. John Brougham arrived here. in the
! coti, On Thursday. lie was always fyorts IN
New. York aad his retGrn to oUr stage will sssLTed!y
b. greeted with cordial welcome. His first engage.
meft we believe Win be played III Philadelphia. Why
not nj the Winter GirdeHt The accredited represent
alive OF Mr. Byougham In theatrical matters, Is Mr. l.
r. Morris
Miss BatcmSn ia expected home from En-
gland next month sud she WILL probably play an en-
gaccmert in th. city. in January, under tho manage
meat Of Ar L. f. Harrison