New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
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Commons VIII De repeated on thursday ana oatuIudy
Tonight, and on Friday 1.-THE Rivals" will be repre-.
sented. Wednesday evening is set apart for that ex
ceedngly stupid and dssgreeable comedy 1.-THE Irish
Here.s" We neglected to point out in our previous
notice OF this latter piece that ts hero is made In one
scene to insult the woman whom be wishes to marry
The delcacy OF the composition and it's fitness for
representation upon the stage, may be judged 0y THIS
feature.
A new comedy is announced for performance
tonight at the Olympic Tteater II is entitled "Who
Killed Cock Robin p and is Of English origin. Jerrolds
Black. Eyed Susan will also DO acted, and Mrs.
Wood and Mr.. Davenport will appear in both pieces
Next Monday commences the engagement OF Mr. |
George Fawcett Rowe whose first appearance VIII
probably be made in the character Of Sir Charles Cold
stream. Mr.. Rowe comes hither with good proies'
sona reputation and there to anticipate that
he will prove TO be an excellent actor The buresque
Of Cinderella is presently to DO acted at the Olympic
and romantic spectacle play" Spectacular the ad-
yertsements call it, without warrant either OF the die
tionary or Of COMMON ense-s TO be produced by and
by.
The present will lie the last week Of Leah
at Niblo's Garden Next week Mis-, Bateman will ap
pear in other characters. The change most needs
prove agreeable. In julia and Geraldine and Lady
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rey talent and acts with such art as can often be
cordially commended. We speak with remembrance Of
her acting here in former seasons and shall be glad
to record her s greater success at the present time
A Matinee performance OF Leah" viii be given at
Niblos Garden on Saturday reXt commencing at
O'Clock.
In addition 20 Scion Single. Mr.. Owens will
this week personate various parts in very laughabe
Z ry1f NJ
and Mr.. 4. W. Keene will tonight make their first
appearance at this hesr. There will be an afternoon
performance az the Brosdway on Saturday, ccmmenc-
ing at !. o'clock.
At Woods Thestef three pieces are to be
presented nightly-"A Glance at New'iork in leis'
! In which Mr. Chanfran personatts Nose The De
butante in which he appears n NJ. Dufrdi and
THE Irish Tutor in which Mr. q. c. Davenport viii
play Doctor OTooe. with Irish soDe and dance. Iho
usual matinee Performance viii be given on Wednes
! day, al /! O'Clock. Mr.. ChGnirans engagement at
this theater will las, but Two weeks longer. On Friday
February l6, be viii take Benefit On the Monday
following FEBRUARY 70, Miss Lucille Western will
commence engagement here. appearing IN new
drama by Mr. Charles Gayler, entitled Tho Child
Stealer.'
/ The shamrock has burst into bloom in the
garden OF tho ORIENT. 1i.at -, VI AK
Bouclcaults Irish drama Of The Colleen Bawn' has
been announced az the Old BoweFy Theater for pro-
daction every evening his week. Miss Fanny Herring
viii appear as Mylet ma CoppalleeD and viii sing the
Wearin' Of the Green Mr.. G. L. Fox will enact
Ely OConnor. TIE Three Red Men and " The
Brothers OF Blerthaup" will also be performed, the
tcrtanment concluding with farce. 1t is perceptibe
that the players at the Old Bowery have to work for
their living. Mr.. C. X. Fox viii take benef. on
Friday evening next.
THE Black Domino" and Mr.. Schonberg's |
bureque Of Arrah ma Poeue are 10 be repeated each
evening OF the present week, at Miss RushtOn's
Theater. Miss Rose Cooke appearing in the latter
piece has made an extremely favorable impression.
The romantic drama of THE Sous Of the Re-
public is 10 be acted, afternoon and evening through
out the week. at Barnum's Museum. Tie Circus enter
tanment will be given usual. albeit this is the last
week Ut one Of the clowns and acrobats and ponies
There is promise of a very beautiful spectacle
to night at the New York Circus. piece is 10 be pre-
.ented thereof course in equestrian fashonentitled
The Sprite Of the Silver Shower synopsis Of it
viii be found in the advertisement A corps Of little
children to take part in the representation, and
are told that innocence mirtb. and beauty will be illus
tra.ed in sere: of graphic living pictures. More
tcing themes than these ii would DO hard to imagine
and we doubt tLey will be presented with most in
terest.ng accessories Mr. Levi j. North Madame Tour
nare and the other members Of the excellent company
here collected together will appear also in The Halt
in the Desert"
Mr. Booth will appear as Richelieu, at the
Winter Garden every evening this week, excepting
that OF Wednesday On that day he will play Richceu
at a Matinee commencing at o'clock. On the evening
Of Wednesday Mr.. Humphrey Bland will hayo benefit
" The Ticket of Leave Man will then be acted, and
Mr. Bland will appear Meter Moss. His great sue
cess in this character is matter Of public knowledge
Whatever Mr. Bland does is done with judgment taste
and culture. He oi the best actors on our stage
for miscellaneous parts and he deserves to have most
substantial benefit. The part of Bob Briefly viii be
played on the occasion by Mr. e. c. Boniface. Mr.
Charles Henry will also appear and sing "a favorite
ballad" very pleasant and successful performance
may be anticipated.
"Richeleu" as we said the other day has been pro
duced in q style Of wonderful accuracy and magnif
cence The scenery alone Is triumph of art. To see
this is TO know what skill accomplish. when ami
mated by earnest sympathy with intellectual pro-
fesson lSuch pictures those representing the Car
dinas library the interior of the castle at Ruele tho
gardens OF tho Louvre. and the throueroom in the
Kings palace have never been equaed on tho New.
York stage. in the qualities OF accuracy and simple
beauty Great credit is due for these symptoms scenes
TO Messrs. William, Van Hanein and Illiard. In
every way this representation of Rcheleu" Is pleas
| ing and encouraging II exhibits the rgnt ie'n"s
to the province Of the stage and stimulates 'ns nope
better things.
Bryant's Mnstrels will continue TO present