New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
Tbotess orchestra BIr. e J. Connolly organis and Mr.
H. W Colby, pianist, taking part in It,
MUSIC IN THE cHURcHE

In most OF tne CITY cHO1Cncs, NlulH AldAV
feature Of their music there VIII be more than usual
pans the part Of the choirs to celebrate the day At
the South Dutch Reformed Church. corner Of Ffthave
and Twenty-frstst choice selection OF pieces VIII be
performed, tho selections including "Glora," from Mo-
Eats Mass The choir Of the church will be aided by
ether artists making double quartette, all under the
direction OF Nj L. j. Connolly Organis OF the church,
aud organist OF the Harmonic Society The music
selected Tor the choir of the MadsOnave Baptist
DhurccOrner Of Thirty frstst-cOmprises the follow
eTery Joy - srTanred from Mozart Hymn-Chant from
she GreatOrea Collection OF Church Music III IS sOV9
from selection OF one Of Mozarts masses. After the
sermon Mrs Sophia Mozart, the soprano OF the Ssoi
sion"
THANKSGIVING DAY AT THE THEATERs'
On Thanksgiving Day it is more than ever de-
plrabe that good digestion should wait on appetite anu
since amusement cOnduces TO good digestion IL SeeiS
peculiarly proper that the thankful feeders VINO improve
ehs day should have their attention especially ceo 10
The ausements offered at the several theaters OF the
city These are OF very various and very attractive
rarscter so that when refreshed public arises from Its
ann,l STRUGGLE with the National Turkey, and looks about
Tor It's feast Of reason there viii surely be no obstacle
20 she way OF its making happy choice Every man
hath business and desire such s everybody let MS
hope has turkey Thanksgiving Day. and eats 1t with
good appetite and grateful heart; and every body
plso hope repair betimes to one other Of the play
houses Our good word IN way OF suggestion shsll
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wALLAcK's THEArER.
We described It two days ago. "Maud's Peril" is not
precisely festive drama but Is fun OF action and incl
dent aud presented in extremely effective manner
and exercises powerful influence upon popular sym
Datly with romance and sentiment Mr.. j. W Walaek,
Mss Rose Etinge Mrs. John Seton and Miss Mary Bar
Tett enact its chief characters The cast Is manfesty
U9q a4 aS S Pe may be seen this evening and
i has drawn crowded audiences since its hTs' peSs
house TINS evening" also, portion OF Sif; Ma 9
three tlcatets-wil give performance at the
BROoKLYN ACADEMY MUSIC.
Two plays viii be acted, The Old Guard and Mar
ried Lie" IN the former, Mr. Mark Smith viii enact
Iqrcrso notably poetical and pathetic persOnaticn
The cast Of the two pieces will include Mr.. Gilbert. Mr.
Holland Mr.. Young MIR. Polk MI. Rockwell, MT VII
hhenn.1gs miss Moran Miss Cannon Mrs Winter, Miss
Rance and Miss Ward performance by these artists
Soers are aware Mr. Lester WaacE does nothing care
lessy The entertainments ne Ias irom time 20 TliS
public support. AT the
OLYMPIC THElTER
fwo performances wlp be given OF "a Midsummer
nights Dream tho beautiful shakespercan spectacle
which is source OF pure delight to all gentle souls who
love poetry blended with humOr The first performance
to-day VIII be Matinee at Il o'clocksrhe evening repre-
sentaiion win he given usual This s essentially the
For the pstnoi Whose mind may be supposed 70 over
faments are offered both Of which have strong claims
upon Las attention anu applause one holds the sage u
NEwYoRK THrArrE.
where STE Days decentralization Of MI Bcechers Nor
wood" VIII acted both at Matinee at o'clock aud
ia the evening at g. Tie Flag Of Union waves in
this drama and loves young dgeau, portray cd aad
wars stern Alarms are anred 10 merry meetings The
other patriotic performance D. gfcua
BARNUM's MUSEUM
Mr. Levick's play 1.-THE Union Prisoner. the Patrl
OTIS Daughter is to be acted here every hour It's name
sufficiently Indicates its character Very striking scenery
has devised set or and as it has been produced
under the direction Of Mr. Lovio himself who is very
earnest and sincere actor presentation Is naturally
thorough and effective. We have space for ex-
tended description Of It, at the moment Beside th,s
drama the visitor 70 Barnuin's Museum may see Van
Amburghs Mensgerie, which well repays study. We
notably the grale and the eelhanp9t the tigers anu
ieopards remain and ara very reokabe SPEC lhehs %
st the Museum merits particular applause, namely, MT
Is @. Perry who gives precise aud very annsimg mira
The exhibbiuoh department u me Museum i7 open al
-"' "'-'' BROADWAY uEAuG
there win be Matinee well auevcnng performance
Another evening spent with the "TicketoiLeayo
confirms US in the cordial estimation we have already ex
pressed the excellence Of the present revival OF TINS
touching play The audience good ons-though the
house was not crowded-and was very enthusiastic ~ lls
demonstrations Of applause M Florence acted Win al
pahos as Ro5sr Brsrig Mrs Florenoe was delightfully."-
comic even IN s e ss sSSea6S
LATE Parsan novelty, as most readers are eeare-was
P1cu sPRS sSsase aas st SC oaed for and received ia
sepetiflOn. Mr. Hale as Meter Moss, evlnced YeIy
ssqS eoRa 1 sS9f d act Nss Newton IN
character OF Nay Edl0ards, played with unusual SIM
Hamiitcn. appeared Is HawkshaW He has genuine
ent and he acted this exaeng part with nani e q he
PERFORMANCES presented many points OF excellence II
10 me- and we counsel ali who appreciate such
pnterainnent to improve Their present u
Seeing The "Tieket-Of.Ieaye-Man," at the BrOadWay
Theater The piece has been revived with ereditaoe
"''"' Mr. uARrz, rHE MAGICIAN.
wal give Matinee day at DodwOrths Han, and be-
side many astonishing and amusing illusions, VIII again
rresent the phenomena OF The Floating Head Here
100 an excellent opportunity OF innocent pleasure az
MISS JASAUscHEK
iI a,pear this evening at the Academy Of Music, IN
S;oethes Egmont" which win be illustrated by Bee
showers for that drama. The German population
should rong the theater IN honor alike OF the greater
OF German poets the greatest OF musical coInposrs ny
ono Of me best actresses Of age. Misc Janapsehek
present engagetnent the Academy Will close on sato'
bay evening ncxt At the
FRENCH TnEATER
3he Grand Duchess" win be sung aud acted, az usual
this evening Mirth regns here with undsputed and In
bisputable sway Mile. Tostee win appear OF course
and will ILLUSTRATE the peculiar charm that pervades nod
French art There Is by the way man a. 81 s Snn
everybody ought to who Is really interested a. ara
hato art We refer TO N DeSe the h bs
Ttos Paul who is one OF the best artists that Fe ~
poAred on the American stage MT Batemah tIea a
1Tsmate Company by inc wy w ssg and a. @Hmo
QUE qa' c'est gu car In the
NETWORK CIRCUS
Mr. Plan, the Russian athlete, occupies the throne
pOpularity and deserves his sovereignty. He Is by
An9 odds tho most wonderful and the graceful per
4orI,sr w. have ever seen IN tins Circus Otbe
Features OF great merit are contained IN the ~
programme. There will be Matinee to-day ana th
fte DeoDle ought 10 advantage Of It. Mathee