New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
THE DRAMA
wALLAcK's THRATER.

Whatever, concerns Wallack's Theater is OF
The first Importance the theatrical community The
fact that Megs Diversion" and The Buresque OF Black
Eyed Susan" have not proved popular h Of course well
To many persons, therefore, the announcement
of change of bill viii De pleasant news. On Monday
next Douglas Jerrolds drama of The Rent Day viii
be revived, with fine cost and scenery. Mr. W
Wallack will make his appearance this occasion, and
James Walack had great fame and in which his nephew
ought to be particularly fine Several other old iayortes
there k reason to anticipate very pleasant occasion
MT Walaek Is pursuing TINS season poey Si eeeS
in the amples sense His company very strong ana
Will grow stronger sg stronger as the season advances
THE CIRCUS.
There w5s We are glad TO say, a crowded
audience at the Cscus last night The house ooheu es
and cLeerai with its paint and new oDamentanon.
Thirteen pieces made up the programme Many oh
friends rcappeayed Mr.. James ii. Madiean rooe anu
leaped; SIr j. ~ Cooke persoDateditekricF; the 10
Vantlns Brothers performed upon the trapeze; Mile Gar
lotta dc Berg executed difficult and stirring equestrian
scene and itte III Nno Eddie performed upon tne ugn'
rOpe Mr. Jae Pentland and Mr. H. Cr0ueste, Ine %
nmISe an 2 pSer Mr. scSneys delightful little ponies
were also exhibited and the Educated Mules came Iat
and closed q varied and excellent Circus performance
There vas little positive novelty 10 the pr0grane-p
but its merit is genuine fbe tsattouts LeHpo as
well as tIc element OF agility, and, are exceedingly ENJOY
able Tho organization OF the Srons ts % CuestraS
manager Mr.. c. Boswod conducts the orchestra ana
Mr. assisted hy MT W. u. AudlilS,
prise TheTe viii he Matinee at the Circus today ana
another ON saturday. r,s,nri idtln Ni.'
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Daniel T.. Bandmann, the tragedan, will
play q engagement at the London Lyeeum Theater,
eoIaercncng in February next His first appearance VIII
be pa ie in the character OF NGeiSse Fechter Is now
pioyang at the Iyceun in Claude MelOe At the close
vi hie engagement, IN December, the usua CHRISTMAS
%wtSdraWp Mr. Bandmann win appear. His NarcisSe
wLlnnquestonably prove novelty.
.Nr. Arthur Sketchley, thesEnglish humorist,
who is widely known the author Of the Mrs Bro~"
parsrs will appear Irving Hall, on Monday next the
1st inst and Mrs Browns compositions The good
LADY represents in graphic manner tne nsnSs, t % ~ "a
world that proves too much her she Is
both eomica and philOsOphc and is full OF heart Mr.
sand audiences AT Egyptian Hail. In London. and else
where IN England, with the utmost suceess-WIhoh we
dare say viii attend the good OLD ladys appearance
. here. ,..s -. i.-..Ist
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, who has been for nine
months past Il England, is about to return TO this
country
'F'"Faust" and "The Miller and His Man oc-
cupy the stage at Dury Lane Theater At the Prneess
The Streets of London is having run. Mrs Scott
s,ddons has appeared at the Haymarket Juie, but
not with the success that attended her RoSdttd me
sseSed as very beaut1 caste is on the stage of
tho Prince Of Taess Ieeate mime aa II S1 ae
Hall. His name is MaecabDe.
Fanny Janauscheks first appearance will be
made tonight, at the Academy of Music, as Aedes
"Under the Gaslightn is to be acted on Fri
day and saturday evenings at the Brooklyn Academy of
Music under the personal direction of the author, Mr.
Augustn DAILY with nearly the same cast as at the
New-York Theater The principal female character Will,
Of course be sustained by its original representative
Miss Rose Eytnge, actress whose earefnl art ana
natural grace are very pleasing TO good taste ,r
Mr. Henry EytiDge we observe, will play at
the Broadway Theaterthe occasion being that of his
bene6tOn Saturday afternoon and even evening Mr
the manager of Metropolitan Theater late the Win
ter Garden He has been a long time absent from the
stage. afN Iiaa .I t
Julia Dean will commence an engagement
nj the Broadway Theater next Monday evening.
Mr. Forrest, at the Broadway Theater, will
play Otheo tonight and ROla. in Pizzaro" tomorrow
night. 'rt
There will he Matinee at the Fifth Avenue
Theater to-day, when Mr. Leffngwell may be seen as
EidOU TseG,,key and Mrs. sedley Browne as Aladdin
The first matinee of the Grand Duchess will
be gwen at the French this afternoon p
Tickets can be obtained az the various offices
Mr.. Charles B. Seymour, the Dramatic and
Musical critie Of The York Times who has been alb
cent all Summer, at the Paris Exposition will, learn.
he u passenger board the City Of Antwerp, which
steamer will sa for New-York on the 23d inst Mr.. Sey
mOurs return w1ll be warmly welcomed.
Mr.. John 0xenfOrd, the Dramatic critic of
The Lo,oa Tes who been in New York for several
weeks has sailed tor London. His departure like his
arrva was sudden He carries with him the KIND wishes
Of many friends in local journalism and dramatic life
Marloeehi, the new premiere ddnSease Of tie
Italian opera who arrived yesterday, serenaded by
the orchestra OF the Opera at the Tfthaye Hotel after
midnight night TranspareBces bearing the inscrp
ton, "WelcOme 10 Marlocch and torch aud calcium
lights were the prominent FEATURES The orchestra played
among other things, waltz py stra teS overture ~
Z4mps. and Tho Grand march from ] n ProOhete