New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
THE DRdMA.
career.

A new programme of entertainment is offered
this week at the NewYork Circus. Several new per-
formers have appeared, and several new feats, of
peculiar cleverness, have been accomplished. AT the
Matinee Yesterday, the audienco-brayng the
murky skies-was large in point Of numbers and
appreciative if not enthusiastic II is much to be
wished by the way, that the habitues Of the Circus
would more generally and heartily applaud such OK
the performances there witnessed as really merit such
tribute of appreciation. The applause of spectators
is the announcement as well large portion OF the
reward of the performer At the Circus it too often
happens that daring, difficult, and dangerous ex-
plots are contemplated in silence if not with apathy
We cannot suppose however, that the public Is Dllnd
TO the merits of the achievements of Mr.: Lents
excellent circus company. Familiarity WIN hei!t
generally makes merit seem less reinarkaoie; We
have much pleasure in recording. though; tadt
genial welcome has been accorded 70 froteSSor
Hutchinson and his Trained Dogs Inc Professor
Magic Barrel act Is truly wondertnl. 10 lie upon %
his back and to play with barrel by means OF hi'
feet doing everything that can possibly 1e d0ne
with such burly plaything, seems TO be for nus
performer the merest pastlmei AS 70 n,s DOSS oU s
that are almost human. They perform, TOO, Win
startling rapidty, notwithstanding, thnt some OF
act called Tho Clowns Body Guard merits
particular commendation for Its mitih- IN
fulness. It has been devised to please slls ihe
children. aud we leave the little folks
TO find out its charms for themselves new eown,
Mr. James REYNOLDS who seems TO have good deal
of fun in him. takes prominent part IN thls olrcus
pantomme. lie Petit Ducrow, brave htsie ielioM
scarcely more than baby-perforned WHAT ~ calieu
a Hurdle Act standing on tho backs OF TWO PONIES
on Wednesday. He fell off twice, however, ana OnCo
was dragged short distance in the ing TO the gieS
CONSERVATION of the spectators WeDelieye tne enu
not much hurt; butt seems c,iei 70 peo Co.
bahv i'm the midst of such perils. The town can
manage 10 Get on without the SENSATION OF seeing
infants neck broken in circus-rng' Le Fe,I. Du.
crow should not be thus exposed again; !e,;t n9 e
in ofa Handsome
Mile de Berg we may add won the honors OF the
narformance on Wednesday, as she nearly Away,
does The same programme will be offered every
evening and at Saturday Matinee.
Mr. j. X Mortimer will take a benefit at the
Olympic Theater on Friday evening The Streets
of New York; will be acted. Mr. Mortimer's Badger
is we-known as vigorous and picturesque perform
aace His admirers should attend the Olympic IN
force on Friday.
"A Dangerous Came was once more put upon
the stage last evening at Wallack's Theater. Ths
house was not we'll filled, because of the extremely
unpleasant weather. Those who came, however, en-;
loved the performance. Miss Henriques was Ill and
unable to appear, and the part of Generlere was,
therefore, allotted TO Mrs. Sedley Browne, who
PLAYED it with taste and discretion. and won ire.
duent plaudits. "A Dangerous Game" will he played
again on Friday. Tonight Investment will be re-
peated. Mr.. Wallacls announces that "The Fast
Family with which he successfully opened ths
season, will shortly DO revived. The orchestral
music at Wallack's Theater has of late presented =
novelty In the shape of o medley of popular ana
pleasant banjo solo, by Mr.. Dobson, is one OF 1t.
prominent features, and is loudly applauded every
night.
Mrs. Methua Scheler will shortly take her bene
fit at the Winter Garden, on which occasion Dir. Bo
gumil Dawson has ki"dlv volunteered to appear.