New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
TIE DRAMA.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR rHK WEEK.

Madame RistOrs second engagement at the French
Thcaer will tonight "Adriennc the Actress Is
the drama selected and Madame RstOri viii persohate
Adr>nns Tomorrow evening Reading will be given by
Madame Rstor Seinwuys Hall Adrenns viii BE- repeated
on "wednesday French Theaer and Thursday the
brooklyn Academy Of Music. "Pia d Tolome Is assigned
Tor Friday There VIII b. Matinee Saturday Next week
Madame Rson b. play Db0rah IN an Italian version Of
Moscnihals German dramnthe original OF the well known
Mir. Bowers will make her first appearance IN
East Lynne tonight at the Winter Garden The play y
Taylcurc II has been acted In this city before and popu
Mr.. Wallack will commence the week by bringing
out The Double Gallant This viii be the second Of the
RE, Of old comedies The Fast Family to be- repeated
morrow night 10000 on Wednesday and Tue Rivals
Thursday.
THE Long Strike" will hold its place at the
Olympic Griffith Gauat" viii be nightly presented at the
Nov York Thcater and The Black Crook will continue TO
attract the multitude Nblos Garden These plays stand
ing IN The town thcatrcals and all play should
them NJ least once
Several changes are TO be made tonight in the
programme Of entertainment offered at the NcwYork Circus
Mr. James Robinson has concluded his long and successful
gagement and gone away He VIII be succeeded by Mr.
Robert stckney the champion padder OF the globe That
remarkable boy Nno Eddie will likewise make his first ap
poarance tonight particularly clover and popular clown
pear night for che first time number OF comic mules
10 participate the performance lending thereto the element
ING equestrian poriormerand the entire gymnasc corps VIII
eTsoue divers ents OF strength and sn foot and
10 inruce the booded horses which constitute such an
trnctive in Mr. Lens excellent company II will be
fte NJ The circus and that natural antcpaons OF pleasure
are sure TO BE- fulfilled il the promised performances
Mr. Barnum will bring out Rosna Meadows" to-
dny At the Museum. The piece old and well known and
among tho admirers Of the moral drama Is extremely popular
The managers that II Is adnpted to direct the
youthful gnatoBs leave aaluary mprcsOns upon the mem
Dry and minister to an upright moral Judgment What moro
Mr. Fox, at the Old Bowery, has wisely determined
10 bring out again popular and refreshing pan,ome Of
"Jack and G" This piece readers will remember
had long Lost Winter at the Old Bowery and second
pany was there II has been sufficiently described aud often
Commended in these columns As 10 its present success there
can be no doubt
Mr.. DE Cordovas first comic lecture. this season,
will DO given Irving Hall tomorrow evening The subject is
Miss Joness Wedding. No cards"
Budworths Minstrels promise new piece tonight
at the Fifth Opera House The province OF these
former, 10 amuse and they f their province the letter
Few peoaces oxharating that OF large and most
Avenue Opera Houseoverwhslmed with merriment at eI
hbi,ions Of Ethiopian Mnsirey which full Of fun and
at the time guided and restrained by good taste
The lover Of Negro Minstrel performances should
also visit Messrs Kelly Leon. Hall opposite tho New York
Hotel The place very pleasant and entertainment is OF
most various order No Minstrel company has ever been
here which ana
talented performers Farce burlesque song dance BANJO
bones negro cooquy and eonuhdms that pertains 70 Ne
gro Minesy here represented buresque Of the Long
Strike is ohe noticeable features OF programme Just
now offered.
Mr.. HARTz's NEW MYSTERY.
The visitor at Dodworths Hall, this evening, may
prepare himself for great surprise he has ever expert
ncsd More than that he may expect be puzzled to de
gree closely bordering npon CONSERVATION private We"
Of the New Mysteypromsed by Mr. HartI some days ago.
aud for the st time TO be shown to the pubnesa
friends Of the usionist II then that first bhed the
astonshng spectacle Of living human head resting npon
small cushion and floating In mid air under strong ghso
thar II could be inspected hon every sdeand laughing talk
ing recognizing persons In the house and in all ways con
Quoting sse the Of the quick and not the dead
more startling vision could not be imagined The bead hoa
In air Al least four feet distant from floor ceiling and walls
n Il the head living As TO this point there s no doaD
No Illusion il attempted NO mirrors be detected Ihe
head actually ther6nd is there without obvious body
The cushion upon which Il rests is very smal-hr 100
small afford for the concea!ment OF human boy III
orouchng attitude The examines this vision me
more is hi. reason DoueSed. a. Jr.ek n lag. Wa w