New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
The Theaters.


Batemau Mr. Charles Dillon will commence bis engagement
on Wednesday lie is good actor and he deserves cordial
recognition the hands Of the theatrical community
-Four additional performances of /" The Three
Guardsnen announced at the Olympic IheaIer That
spectacle will however be presented for the last time on
Thursday On Friday. Mrs Wood will take her Farewell
Benefit appearing Gertrude in The Loan of Lover
and CO Cinderella the familiar burlesque OF that name Mrs
Wood announced time ago Is going to Europe Her
absence will be sadly regretted She has long
welded scepter mirh and when she is may DO
said Of her, n Hood said Of Inez:"
she ,ooh our d.ylish, with her
The smiles that we love best
With morning bushes her cheek,
And pearls upon her breast
"Our Mutual Friend" assigned for next Friday evening
ut Is Never Too Late TO Mend" will DO acted
every night waack The piece has been shortened
what since first representation and It's bounding savage
been in great suppressed This is well The
representation passes smoothly Of and is gratifying and
impressive.
At the Winter Garden, The Connie Soogah" will
be played every night during the present week Mr. Stuart
has caused be producedas noted the other daywth
excellent cenery and for those who relish the Hber
MAN DRAMA furnishes abundant entertainment change
Of bill at this theater announced for next Monday. Rory
OMoore" Is in rehearsal.
The Worrell Sisters will continue to appear at
Woods Theater in The Elves. The Statue Bride" The
farce Crossing the Line viii also be performed there
Misses Irene and Jennie Worre appearing in IT, and dancing
double clog Dance The spirit OF fun rules at this heater
and pleases all who come matinee will be given on
Wednesday.
Miss Menken is TO continue representing Mazeppa
at the Broadway Theater. matinee viii be given on
Saturday.
Mr.. Barnum announces new crnolines," new
wonders and new drama at his Museum The latter is
entitled Bendo or The Children of the Zincali' 1t will
be played every afternoon and every evening at a. and
we doubt not 1t will prove to be romantic and
gorgeous.
Mile. Carlotta de Berg, Mr. James Robinson and
Mr. T. Cooke trying TO surpass each other and
themselves at the NewYork Circus for some time past and
though they have not yet succeeded In doing IT, they have
performed very astonishing feaand they propose to
keen on irving lust as the did who battle
her head with brandy but had never succeeded lifting the
liquor higher her lips The programme at the Circus for
tho present week full OF good features All the troupe will
appear and Nile de Berg will attempt some new feats 1t
should not be forgotten that entertainments are given
Circus on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons well
every evening This gives desirable opportunity for the
Of children who should DO taken the Circus
In crowds
Mr. Clifton w. Tayleure, who is just now manag.
ing the Brooklyn Academy Music has prepared feast Of
fun for the residents Of that city be served next Friday and
Saturday evenings On Friday Mr. John Owens will play
at tho Academy Scion Single and the inebrated hero
Of Tho Hsppest Day Ny Life and Saturday Scion
Single and the Live Indian The sale ofseas will commence
on wednesday and Brooklyn readers would do well to make
. note Of the fact
change of bill is to be noticed ct the Old BOwery
TAsatsf TenigAt and towoyov night R0ans Meadow,