New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
Theutcrs.

Miss Ratcnan's engagement al Niblo's closes
with the present week. She will appear tonight a.
Biareo in NIilmaus tragedy OF " Fazio' aud tomor'
row evening IL personate Pauline in Bulwer Lyttous
Lady Of Lyons There will be matinee at this
theater on Saturday. Miss Batemnn goes hence to
Boston. Monday eycnile next Hss Maggie Mitchell
wi appear a. Nibios, ID Tie weliAnoSn character OF
Fanchon.
The new farce Of " Who Killed Cock Robin,
which has been extremely successful at the Olympic.
will be acted there. together with Black Eyed Susan
every evening until further notice " Nj Rowe and
"CinGerell are neld in reserve.
Mr. Booth in "Richelieu,' continues 20 at-
tract lsrce audiences az the Winter Garden. There
viii be matinee performance on WEDNESDAY. but IN
the cvcnin Of that day the drama Of Rob Roy VIII
be acted TO- the benefit Of Mr. John Dyo. This actor
once leading member Of Mr. Walaots company and
awavs esteemed by large class of theater soers sen-
titled TO substantial benefit by reason bo,h OF his
merits and OF the industry he has eylced in long term
Of professional service Be viii enact Rob Roy on the
occasion named the other parts being well cast.
The seventeenth representation Of Henry
Dunbar will be given tonight al Wallacks. Tomcr-
row night The Iron Mash will be acted for the Benefit
Of Nj j. W Wallace whose pcrsonaiion Of the Man IN
the Iron Mask-so familiar 10 readers Of Dumass snoyes
and Of French historyis Of the most pathetic aud
impressive efforts dramatic art with which our stage
is acquainted. The play itself is ycTy interesting aud
there is excellent scenery for II al Walacks Is to
Nj Walacks Chains upon the theatrical public there
j. scarcely need say word He i che Of the best
actors in America and tho muttudes who have profit
ed by bis art will surely crowd the theater tomorrow
evening thereby to testify in substantial manner 10
the esteem in wLicA be is justly held. "Ihe Iron
Mask" will be repeated on "Wednesday Thursday and
Saturday On Friday The Rivals" Will be repeated.
Mr.. Owens. at the Broadway Theater, will
continue TO play solon Shagie" and the Live Indian
There will be matinee on Saturday.
Mr. Frank Drews engagement, at Wood
Theater, commences this evening and continues
throughout the week. Alr. Drew Will appear in rip
Van Wrinkle" ard IN burle.que Of East Lynne
entitled East Lynne; or, The Great Western" On
Monday evening next cones the great Western her
sell. in Mr Gaylers drama OF The Child Steaer.'
Mss Fanny TIerring's engagement at the Old
Bowery closes witt the close Of the present week. She
will TO night and each night following, per
sonatc SIX characters In drama called The Female
Detective" On friday Miss Herring will take benefit.
The drama Of The Dcnourceg' viii also be acted
Mis- Lucy RushtOn's New-York Thcater is
prospering by reason Of Mr.. Schonberg's buresque,
Between You and Me and the Post which, together
with The Back Domino" viii be performed every
evening this week
The preselt Is the last week OF the Circus at
Rarnums There is an afternoon performance each
day as well a. an evening entertainment. The drama
Of lshie or the Warlock Of the Glen, is to be repre-
sented Oh Monday Tuesday and Wednesday while.
for the other three days OF the weel Is announced
Jessie GRAY OF the Conyicts Vengeance" An His
torca Biblical Spectacle Is to he produced Monday
next In--as the manager promisesa style OF unusual
.pendoI.
At the New-York Circus, Fourteenth-St., the
splendid spectacle Of The Sprte Of the Silver Show
er viii be presented nightly, aud the afternoons Of
Wednesday and Saturday An afternoon performance
also announced for Thursday the 22d that being the
anniversary OF Washington's birthday.
The deJm Of Miss Lacoste will take place Al
the Academy Of Music next Saturday evening The
debutaae will appear as Virginia, in play called "yir
ginia OF Rome written by Mr. Isaac c. Pray Of this
civ We are assured iu advance that Miss Lacoste is
"the most fautless reader OF the English language"
This announcement however well grounded, is not in
good taste under the circumstances. II Miss Lacostc
be indeed person Of remarkable talents and culture.
her friends would be wise to let the public find it out for
themselves There is no policy more injurious ia such
cases than that Of preliminary blowing of rumpes We
wish however that Miss Lacoste may meet with all
the success that she merits.
Mr.. Charles Dillon, who is presently to appear
at Nibos has been playing with great success at Al
bany. Ho 10 only known here by his Belpbegor but
those who have seon him IL wide range q caaTsetes