New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10


oath Of December in the character OF queen Ehzdoe er
long promised Recitation will be given on Wednesday the 2tth
inst when she will declam from French well az Italian
oery Among the novel dramas be produced durng Madam
Rstoris engagement here may be mentioned Gamma
Deborah and Angelo" Her engagement will continue
from the 24h Of the 10th ofJanuary On the even
nes Of January nth and 18th she will play at Pittsburgh Ia
On the 18th pro1 she viii commence an engagements OF I'VE
nights Cincinnati the 2st she VIII commence similar
Ions whence she viii proc eed TO New Orleans Those who
reflect upon what Madam ist0r has done ana what she
about do viii perceive that TO be great actress Is hot 70 %
exempted from the doom Of hard work IL is most sincerely TO
be hoped that these long proraeted eTertlons may ot e
mine the health Of or work and our climate dd tha OIL
Rachel
EDWIN L. DAVENPORT.
This excellent aud distinguished actor commenced
on Saturday evening brief engagement at the Broadway The
alter lie appeared Damon in the wowom drama OF Damon
and Pyhias-one Of the best works Of the brilliant John
Banm The faithful heroic never better portrayed
than is by Mr. Davenport Damon. quick sympathy
with the highest ideal OF maninessWh that character We
mean which blends proud and sensitive honor with purity OF
life and which capable Of every sacrifice Of self on the altar
ofdcyoion principle Mr. Davenport to interpret
such creations with singular eNacness and touching
pahos His uesonation Of ST. Marcwhich was commended
with especial warmth in these last season and which
may be the Broadway Theater this eyenngunshes
impressive Illustration Of this truth We earnestly wish that
Mr. Dayeupos several performances may be witnessed by
largo audiences There is quality Of refinement in all that he
does which but good influence upon all minds
His acting only peases and satisfies the imagination and
the taste stimulates the intellect TO beneficial reflection
upon the and the OF dramatic art The reason
that Mr Davenport devoted to his art ana practices y
IN aspiring and conscientious spirit To meet that order OF
mind upon the stage TO feel that art should to nob
ends than wealth Most persons who attend theates-auu
for that who review the dramaappear "a
have definite ideas in respect 10 the dignity and the power
stage educational and ciyzng influences and there
fore all efforts in the art Of acting which tend to place the
light be cordially hailed and strongly
commended Let Mr. Davenport have good house tonight
] y
Benefit on Friday evening next There are many lovers OF to
drama who would be glad to his Bvt-the best portal
Of that magnificent character that Is known to the Ame
In notice Of the Broadway Theater published in this paper
saturday Of The types caused US to describe the
Maonter Of Mr.. Sage hdcous The word written was
ing Mr. Jack for his performance Of the Doetoi in
dale" These be fe bu, tribes make up the sum Of human
| lneand dramatic criticism.
wALLAcKs THBATER.
ITO Marry or Not to Marry" will be acted here to.
night often had occasion TO say Of the
delightful Of old comedies Of the best Of Mrs Inch
bds many works and in representation the most nearly per
feet stage picture that is presented by Mr. Waacks company
Il win be done tonight with the old cast Mr. Lester
Waack making his seventh appearance this season will play
Sir O,,rin Morand Miss Henriques will enact Heater Mrs
Vernon will appear as Mss Sarah MOrand part that she
erpreis with perfect accuracy and With winning h9mor Inc
further includes Mr. Gilbert Mr. Fisher and Miss Fanny
Morant Rural Felicity will be played as an aterpece
To Marry Not 70 MARY will be repeated on SATURDAY
together with the farce Of Deaf as POST The intervening
evenings to be occupied by The Irish HeIr,s she
Stoops Conquer and Central Park The production Of
our will not be long delayed
WINTER GARDEN.
Mr. Booth will repeat " Rchelieu" on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings this week On Wednesday at Matinee
may be witnessed according 10 the play bill the startling
phenomenon Of Mr Booth IN peces' Seriousy-ho VIII
enact the Stranger aud PuehO His performance Of the
latter part IL gem Of comedy II made decided hit last
S5ss tragedy Of me Ir-.tae The Opera nights at the
Winter Garden Monday Wednesday and Friday
OLYMPIC TERATER.
Mr. George Jordan will make his first appearance
AZ tho Olympic Theaier tonight lie is sure Of cordial vel
come In Right comedy Mr. Jordan always fayorite
the SeN York stage This evening be viii appear IN some
what heavy and soher charncterthat Of Edgar in SCOTS
BRIDE oil ammermoor which has been damaed under the
name Of The Master Of Rayenswood Fechsr played Edgdr
At the London Lyoeum where this piece had long nun some
time ago-Mr Jordan believe appearing old ashton
Miss Rose Eytnge 20 whom have often alluded among
the most accomplished and pleasing comedy actresses Ia
America will appear 20 night a. Lucy Ahton II Justice hf
been done 90 scott nove-Which j. one o. ne most perfect
pieces Of fiction n all craurthc drama Of The Master Of
kareuswod viii be luxury indeed Is production here Isl
very important theatrical ,yeat
NETWORK THBATBR.
Griffith Gaunt" will be presented here tonight
and MORROW night The last performance will be given for
the benefit Of the aiapier Of novel Mr. Auglsn DAILY who
surely deserves substantial thanks from those whom he has
been The Of afordug pleasure The pg BY the way
will end L' pert IN peace TO morrow evening a, - ,,
out Miss sale Huokley appearing In the principal part
ITALIA THRATBR.
German theater goers are reminded that Mr. BO-
gum Dawson will make bic appearance at the ITALIA heaier
tonight Ia the character Of H,e We trus, be may have
large audience Mr Dawisons acting does not excite our
eniAusas always entitled 10 that respect which Is The
proper due OF intellect and culture
MBLo's GARDEN
The very reverend Mr.. smythe has presented such
an aung picture Of the plendo and the charms OF The
Black Crook the exceedingly reverend fathers OF Herald
have 80 abundanty assisted In this holy work that Nibos
Garden with difficulty contain the mutudes which nightly
rong through It's portals As natural consequence The
Black Crook win probably be played there forever Meanwhile
remark 20 make upon the ubeetsaye TO con
gratuale Mr. Wheaey the cogcn Influence OF his valuable
auxiliary the pup Prospered by the public the press the
church and the Herald his bark runs smoothly both with
wind and stream
BARSUMs MUSEUM.
So much has been collected, and so much is done,
at arnum Museum that the visitor may easily aud cheerfuy
spend day and evening within that sdihce before be
.nn claim have eyethn In the programme ToeX
anime Wild beasts their several to see them fed
observe Monsieur Davis in his morning call on the Hons and
eopards walk around the giraffe to play with the little
elephant to laugh at the educated mules and ponies to eat
luncheon TO take constitutional walk around the fat boy TO
consult the phTenoog TO fee ahghted rom Pumed giant
shoot mark aud no, hit to shoulder at he snakes ana
smile at the enforced harmony OF the happy family 70 eA
anime In detail the rich and most suggestive Natural history
Collection OF Gordon Cumming TO see Miss shell ond P
hoaer and amused by the performance OF the comedy OF
TwoCan Play at Game to witness also the representa-
ton Of the spectacle OF Kab the Wooden Shoemaker TO
do nh This and more 4. 70 visit Barnums Museum Surely
that were anty hearted pleasure seeker who could not hnd
thirty cents worth of amusement in all this As the holiday
season draws nigh the becomes and moro lively
and attractive For children the entertainments here offered
are admirably adapted. Let them have It's dement's,
OLD BowBRY THEATER.
Three pieces are announced for representation here
The Mysteries Of Paris" "Jocko the Brazilian Ape and
THE Pachas Pets" Mr. O. l. Fox in pantomme is one OF
the features Of current theatrical entertainment Miss Fanny
Ucrr 10 nlease her audiences at this thcaor