New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
THE DRiMA.
BARNUM's MUSEUM.
worker.

Such Of the peasure-seexers Of the town "A may
bend their steps 10 Bainums Museum to-day or any
day. may see at IL o'clock in the forenoon. the exn
bition of tDe performing animals at O'Clock In the
afternoon the performance of Robinson Crs0e.'
and Trying it On;" and in the evening repetition
of the latter entertainment. The Van Amburgh
Menagerie which We lately described at length. may
be seen at all hours.
WINTER GARDEN.
"Othellop with Mr. Dawson and Mr.. Booth in tbs
principal characters will be repeated at this theaief
on Wednesday and Friday evenings of this week
Tonight The Apostate" and "Katherine ard
Peruchiop will be acted. and on Thursday Mr. Boci
will play Richard III The next great event at this
theafer will be the production. with ample and
splendid scenic appointments, of The Merchant OF
OLD BowERr THEATER.
An afternoon performance will be given at this
theater to-day OF q o'clock in addition to the eyen-
ing performance AT 7. The combination company of
the Old and lael New Bowery Theaters will paFtici-
pate in the representation of SIX pieces Ihis pro-
Day appetite for pleasure On "Wednesday eyonng.
by the way. another programme viii be given here,
for the benefit of Mr.. j. W. Lingard.
wALLACK's THEATER.
"Ours" will be played at Wallacks, for the t~sfst
time. tonight II has steadily grown in popular t
vor and deserves it, success IL will, probably run
along smoothly for several weeks
NIBLo's GARDEN
The -ll3th performance of "The Black Crook win
he given at Niblo's this evening The twensiosn
weekly Matinee IS announced for next Saturday
NETWORK THEATER.
No change here, nor any like to be. "Cendrllon'
draws the multitude by the powerful magnet OF the
ballet The spectacle will be presented every night.
and at Matinee on Saturday next
MR.. yoUsDES.
The readers attention is once more called to ths
entertainment given by the "polynational mimic at
Clinton Hall Mr.. Valentine Vousden il positive
novelty and his entertainment Is really enjoyable
He varies his programme continually by the ntro-
duction Of new stories, jokes, and songs.
NEw-YORK CIRCUS.
Afternoon performances at 81 o'clock, are given
here every day. we note this fact for the especial
behoof of persons who may wiSh-as everybody
ought to wish--to contribute 20 the happiness Oh
children. A varied entertainment is gwen Dy
good "A circus troupe as was ever organized In uf
Country. Mr. Lent displays untring enterprise IN
his management of this circus, and Is very ANY ~
sisted by one of the most experienced OF managers
this peculiar line, Mr.. W. ;. Adams
MIR. HAREz,
the nsionist. continues his exhibitions of magic a.
Dodworth Hall We have alluded TO him in terms o.
praise That praise is merited 10 say that SlT hani
is the most able musician whoever appeared in tne
city is 10 speak the plain unyarnlshed truth, h'
feats entitled The Head m the Ar and SluIttmn
Parvo" amply prove il. They continue TO consttun
the leading features of the entertainment now nghp
given at Dodworth Hall, and we arr glag To knos
that Mr.. Harzs performances are a1gSiy afnJ bg cS
He gives, for the accommodation OF ladles ana CHR
dren, Matinee on Saturday.
THE MINsTRELs.
Messrs. Kelly & Icons Ministries at No 20 ~ III, bIoau
way, are engaged in making New lears Ais 80 -
the public. Budworths Ministries at 'Xy Wa ,rn.i
that the fun-loving public VIII respond 10 hno t.
plunent and make New Years calls on the Sih''''"