New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20
Theaters.


There has been sufficiency of novelty during
the past week 1T Nbo Garden, at the Olympic and at
the Winter Garden; while OF Wsllacks Theater the
syorte plays Of the have been reproduced and
at the Broadway Thea.er Mr.. De Wadens successful
play Of Sam" continues TO increase In favor night
after night Although new playby Mr. DE Walden In
which Mr.. Cbanfrau takes the leading part has been
talked o. there IT, as yet no word spoken OF withdraw
ing Sam
At Niblo's the features of the week have been
the playing Of Mr.. Edwin Forrest and the revival OF
"Arrah na Pogue." Mr.. Forrest he's been received on
every nigh. that he played during the week with rap
turous applause by that large portion OF the pnbc who
consider him 10 be the greatest Of living actors He
has appeared as Cardinal Richeeu' the nights Of
Monday and Tuesday. and as King Lear" on the
lights OF Thursday and Friday. Tonight Mr. Forrest
plays "Othelo." Arrah.n Pogue meets with all the
favor 50 beraly bestowed IL during its first repre-
sentation at Nibos. Mr. Glenny becomes every night
greater fayorite with the public; and Mrs Perry as
"Arrah Meelish, gives new charm to that delightful
character. There viii be two matinees OF Arrah-na-
Pogue-on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
At the Olympic the superb spectacle Of the
Sleeping Beanly in the Wood" has been revived,
with Mrs. Wood as the Beauty" q character In
which .hc should feel particularly at home, having
played In that role al. hss s. The scenery Of this ed
niraee baresqne is the finest that has ever been seen
this country. and sheds isstsr upon ths name nj
Mr. Hayes. which should land wild keep Its hight for
years The piece ID well performed in all its parts and
appears under every advantage which generous man.
agement could bestow upon il. The Sleeping Beauty
Will he followed by Mr.. T.. L. Davenport IN those roles
which his talent has made peculiarly bis own.
q H.. ~ - 10
appears TO night as Bob Bricry In the Tickct-of.
Loaye.M Man, and 1t need hardly be added that bis
rendering Of the character far exceeds any mpersona
lion OF the yonng Lancashire lad that has been
stage. The Ticket ofLeave- Man" will. in the
language Of the advertisements, "run until further
notice"
At Wallacks Theater "A New Way to Pay
Old Debts" is announced for tonight; for tomorrow
night, Loves Sacrifice" win be repeated and for
Wednesday night the advertisement informs US that a
popular play viii be performed at walack's. II this
announcement is not very distinct, it certainly allows
some liberty to the Imagination. On Thursday Mr.. j.
W. walack makes his first appearance this season, in
"a drama Of intense interest and powerful effects
which will be introduced under the title Of Lost in
London" 1t is rumored that this new drama OF
intense interest is merely old timeacquaintance in
new uressi out III III Is So is present ute duorus NO
clue as to where the public may have met 1t before.
Mr. Robinson anIiousy expected by the habtues of
New Yorks favorite theater still remains in what Mrs.
Micawber would call "statu quo' and will no doubt
be as glad when tho Ataantas days Of quarantine
over as his waiting public will be to greet him.
At Bsrnum's new drama entitled "The
Cross Of Gold; or The Old Oak OF Crossey.v Mas sue
ceeded Don Caesar De Bazan.' The many attractions
OF this fayorite place Of amusement have been still
further increased by the addition Of circus troupe and
the engagement Of Mr.. Eaton Stone the well known
bareback rider.
At Bryant's Minstrels the novelties for the
week will consist Of "Tbe Latest from Paris" I" He
Won't be Shook" Pompey's Blunders" "Les Miser.
ables." "Our African Polka" and "Dixie's Land
At Woods Minstrels the unabated success of
1.-THE Managers Triumph makes any change OF bill
unnecessary.
At the Old Bowery the Little Barefoot
keeps the stage and Miss Fanny Herring remains the
fayorte.
At the New Bowery Theater the feature of the
week viii be Mr. Harry Leslie. who makes his first ap.
pearance might.
To all lovers of the beautiful the StereoScop-
ticon continues 10 offer its exhibition Of the finest statu
ary and pictures in the world. with almost nightly
change Of programme
Mrs. Prosser entertains that portion of the
public who admire fine reading on the nights OF Mop
day. Wednesday and Friday, at Dodworths Hail.