New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
Ti,enferA. etc.

'The Gentleman from Pike and its prineipaI co"iao
Ter is said 70 be well suited to the peculiar '""'' "n"
ttve OF MI Clarke. That actors enlargement az 'no
Winter Garden is now drawing rapidly 70 e'osV' nuu
10 produce the new comedy under suoA 'iou'l'''c'S
would manifestly be npOlitic, seeing 'Da' oAG run
is incompatible with the faganu % s0'''oH' Ae' 1t
ons, MOI be inferred that Mr. Clarkos comedy
is closing in dullness Far Otherwise Inc octoroon
- ,,ooo 90 " Babes in the Wood and The
Ta, Pow . and Mr. Clarke is playing Beetle and
1Uod5ilo,o 10 crowded and delighted audiences. How
ou +no,s broad.faroe characters are suited to him
.,oo1 NJ. he urged. lie has often appeared in them
1o,osre ard his presentations of them are thus like
ola and merry friends TO the theater.gong community
ia will enact Beetle and WaddiIoye tonight. and
every night until further notice The present is tho
fneenth week Of Mr.. Clarke's engagement at the
Winter Garden ana next week will be The last Then
as we have already recorded--Mr. Edwin Booths
Hamlet will emerge from long seelusion. Clearly,
therefore the future of the Winter Garden is altogether
brilliant.
"The Broker of Bogota,r iayOrite drama
with many persons and that GescIyojly ranks re-
specially among American compositions for the stage
Is to be produced tonight, and repeated tomorrow
night AZ Niblo's Garden Mr Forrest will enact Febro
The Broker. Mr. wheatey will appear at Antonio
Cabarero, part which he plays with vigor and vi
yscity.
Attraction Of successful bills is the controlling
1uotive OF the programme Of the week at Wallacks
'rheater. Lost in London is to be represented on
The evenings Of MONDAY Wednesday and Friday while
gns evenings of TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday
set apart for the repetition Of "Dreams Of Delusion,
and IL Wonderful Won ~" The success which
achieved by Mr. Frederick Robinson. the occasion
Of his first appearance last Tuesday evening has been
We are glad to notice that it is generally acknowl'
edged aud appreciated by the press. Loves Sacri
lice is in rehearsal Tallacks. The long desired ap
pearance of Mr.. Lester Waack is still deferred.
The Lone Prisoner of the Chateau DIFF is
getting along very CON ortably at the Olympic Tbeaer
where for many night to come the Count of Monte
Cristo viii endure his ssffcrines learn wisdom in en-
drance and triumph over his enemies. As holiday
piece Monte Crsto" may be said, metaphorically
speaking 10 "weaT the belt"
Does any person require to be reminded OF
"Samr We oanDo, lhak 1t. Few individuals, real
~ tsncifu have made themselves more familiar to the
public mind in our time than has this eccentric el
iodinent Of the fop and the gentlemen The memory
Off win long be e1 with tito Broadway Theoter
and with Mr. Chaefrag. You may witness the persona
ZION every night for yet few weeks longer but carly
IN January. sam is to make way for Scion Shingle
II is stated, by the way that Of these days when
Mr.. George Woois lease Of the present Broadway
rheaeF expires that energetic manager viii take the
hall nOw occupied by Woods Ministries. which is one
o the finest halls in New York-and enorse il into a
coDmoaious theater under the title Of Woods Theaer.
The present Broadway is to yield to the great right
Of mercantile enterprise. consgmmatiOn de-
yOaty to he wished But these changes things Of
The early future. "San" Inwhilc lives and reigns;
and must not forget add that he appears only
every evening, but at mstnG on each Saturday. be.
ginning al Il O'Clock. grand matinee is already
nounced also for Christmas Day, which is next Mon.
day.
creature Of intelligence is to disport himself
tiis week at Barnum's Museuu--being in fact pony
named "Wild Bill" "Ris remarkable intelligence ;
we arc assured ais the surprise of oil behoders" Mr.
Eton Stone the distinguished proficient in the art of
riding tie naked horse likewise astonh the gazer
Ii need not be added tn the gentle spirit OF
lation prevails as Of old, among Mr.. Barnums large
family OF giants and little family Of dwnrfs: but we
must not forget to note that the 800 FOUNDER spouse Of
J. Battersby Living Skeleton, accustomed TO charm
ire largest living snakes and to charm the public in
doing Mrs. Battersby handles these snakes in man
ner to make think of the prophecies of Isaiah The
emotions of BGttersby himself meanwhile may possibly
be imagined but certainly are not TO be envicd. The
Page or the Ido. of the Castle the most expressive
title Of slch play Shakespeare never dreampt Of
IN his philosophy"
The manager Of the New-Y0rk Circus has
wisely enlarged the dimensions OF bis auditorium, so
that row there is circus building in the country more
spacious than that on Fourteenthst, there is no
circus more splendidly appointed more thoroughly
worthy Of popularity. The horses that one sees here.
delight in themselves. to say nothing Of the per
formances. This week Mr. James Robinson the great
equestrian proposes delight and horrify those who
visit the circus, by performing terrific hurdle act
on tie back OF his magnificent racehOrse GlencO.
Pony and monkey races also TO take place, while
the entire company-which is a large and remarkably
strong oneis TO appear. in oil manner OF equestrian,
syInnastic and acrobatc feats The evening perform
ances ut the circus begin at O'clock the maines per
1ormances every "Wednesday and Saturday begin at p
O'clock Three performances to be given On Christmas
Day.
After very successful run Of two weeks at
The Old Bowery Thester Sinbad the Sailor has been
committed TO the mariners home, and tonight,
new sensational drama entitled "The Woman OF
the World; or Cleveland Hall" is TO be represented,
with all the speudor that naturally appertnins unto
Oriental thearicals. Miss Fanny Herring will person.
ate tie heroine OF this drama and viii be sustained by
Miss Denyil Mr.. Lewis Mes,ayer, Mr, Whaley Mr..
Marden and other players Mr.. Fox himself will ap.
pear Roquinet IN the comic pautomiDe Of Duchau
meau," and the entertanment-to be presented every
evening this week-win conclude with The Pirate
Ship"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vsndenhoh will read
touiOft ~ nodwzorfb Hall Thofr rroOrarnmc will