New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-30

presumption. then he ought to be hauged-sic Baron
Polhck. The argument may be correct and 'ogica'-t
would certainly rejoice the sonl Of Edon VITO always
cried when he obliged ID acqut prisoner-bul u
admitted it would alter the who.e character Of English
law.
The Theater rersus Music Hall quarrel erags on IN
the Law couits ard eWspapes. lot very much to our
eGifcution. What constitutes a dramatic entertain
and what doesn't is hardly capable Of uiuie deh-
milton AS far my experience Of London Music Nall
goes am ON their side. should say that nothing Ike
play Is ever presented IN them In tAe German Or
pheums and c. lasseums, well as in the French Cafe
chantants and Cassos farce very commonly ore Oh
the evening rsnments regularly furnished 81 iIe
public. but not in England. Character songs an,
Ounces. comic limitations and even dialogues are com
mon enough; but any actual. acted play ~ thiul,
unknown There is io doubt that music halls have
proved serious rivals to and Inflicted pccnniaIy jmy
the London theates. There Is need to dress for
tie former. you can smoke aud drink wien the pei
fJimsuce Is going and tie expense Of the entertain
nent Is comparatively tiiiing. Aanagrrs of heaers
ae race apat. ike spectators in newspaper properly.
but they can hardly serious, horc ht they III be- able
to suppress nusc.halls for their own benefit. pre-.
that tie rcn object Of these prosecutions against
the Alambra and similar places is to expose TIE nd
surdity II the present licensing stem and ~ sccuIc 1t
Abolition. AprupOs Of the Alhambrn, there is l.
1t idioic American " counter where yonng
lady, who drops her lis. Compounds tie mos
tbominabe mixtures under tho respectable
names Of gin cocktail BRANDY smash and other natiol'
appeJationf thu ice Yankee price. And asint
# theaiers. we promised new TO be built b.!
Mr. Soihcn in the end Of London after the admir-.
bic sIyic Il Wulachs IN New.Noik; Mr.. Henderson,
Vt Tie Princess Of Wats's Thrater. Liverpool bein,
likely To- rin him the enterprise. " sounds almost
too good be true. fOr nearly I'LL English theat 70 ai'
III butt. thee being perfect tniifi ri discomfort nc
curding to the prices paid, hot 10 neBJn minor SWIM
dies ard nuisances, which are Slowly yielding TO o.,
Improvement introduced by foreigners. Toe birest Of
benches. tie miuuu OF space. cstorons for bills o.
,h ply. aad great ropzy she COS .ermonger punginl
through the benches ii tie pit 10 yend her wr,s, nrv
sill tue ue If tie norIlal b. tish iheater. Why. he
hardly huff century since have abolished the spiks
s,pIatng the ics from the orches and iuteadcc
20 impale hybody who Should Ieoniously Climb over
Just as depicted Ia HosnitL's pint o! Laughing
Audience.
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Nal Gazette tie coming 10y evening paper which hH'
,ulished the NEST slipsl ply 81 addic'sc' setting
,vey body laug ing lie gossip is trat Messrs Shit!
AID Elder er, prof rcIors taI Mr.. James hanua!
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