New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
The DRAMA.
Ia tlleday

There are several interesting features to be
noted tho aspect OF the local drama. Chief among
them II Mr. BrOughams play The Emerald Ring"
whioi Mr Barney Williams will bring out tonight at the
broadway Theater, where it will necessarily attract
great deal Of atentiOnMr. Lester Wallacks first ap
pearaDce this season is assigned for Monday next De-
cembec a. The earlier part OF his engagement will he
filled with such plays will show to good advantage the
versatay and sparkle of his talents and those OF his
company, speed the Plow," g" woodcock's Little
Came The Follies of aNigh," 1.-TWO can Play at that
Game" and 90 The Captain Of the Watch, are
amoog tho pieces promised. Much Ado About
Nothing will be produced by and by with ample and
sump;aOus appointments. This week The Lanchashire
Lass" retains its pace-Mrs. Scott siddons entering
upon tho second week OF her engagement at the New
York Theater, will play Julia, in The Hnnchback this
evening aud Beatrice. in Much Ado About Nothing.
tomorrow On Tuesday and Friday OF next week. by the
way talented amateur may be seen at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music.-Mr. George VandenhoT reads TO
night ST Lyric Hail. chiefly from Dickens" Hnmpty
Dampiy' appears for the 3O0h time, at the Olympic
Thescr this evening. We observe that the pantomme
is 70 again reconstructed at Christmas when we trust
that the halt silly constituting its prelude will
10 Topped OH comic paper named B'o"piy D"mPivis
announced for present publication" AMER the
Datk-ooS is the title Of Ethiopian burlesque
promised for immediate production by Bryants
Minstrel. who also will revive their capital trayestie
"nttIrus- Bad Doer."- In the Circus Cinderella
IA TO be retained another week. and 10 the
already long various, and sparkling pro
Rrasnsns will be added equestrian called "The
-Four CHARTERS Of the Globe Nothing left uDdone that
can add 10 the charm OF this show entertainment
for tho yoang-At Woods Museum IxOn TO DO kept
on 10, - number Of weeks. In the month Of November
tn, house took in a. $50 So OF which the Museum
Dopa rtIuent earned t0,l99 81 showing that there Is
esnutae and substantial atractiveness in the collection
OF oarOs.tes here made and that IL is steadily growing
I'm popaiarity-Brough CHAINS Theater will open about
Christmas time, aud will Booths. Mr.. Edwin Adams
has boon engaged at the latter, aud will make his frat
appearance there Meretio very fine cast for the
tragedy OF Romeo and Juliet" which is the opening
piece nay he anticipated Booth will he Romeo. Mark
Smith. presume, Rwill play Frior Laurence,
and Fanny Morsnt will enact the Nurse. Mr.
Booth finished his Chicago engagement Saturday and
will at return 20 NewYOrk-The WOrell sisters
20 reappear. the NewYcrk Theater, the lith inst.
In an English version Of "Barbe Bleue"-The
American Ahambra. at Tammany Hall. will, II is expect
ed 10 opened before the end Of the year BOnfan is
member OF the troupe engaged for this houseAt tho
Iayuarket Theater In London Miss Batenan appears to-
night fof the first tme ia Herr MOsenthas play,
Iiciia" The father OF the actress. Mr. II. L. Batenan,
ceisbested his birthday, yesterday, by dinner,
at Pixies Music Hail. which was attended by many
professional fr1ends.-There is We regret TO say.
foundation whatever for the which lately prom.
Jsod the temperance OF Mrs HOey at Wallacks Thea
fer-A theater, called the DearbOrn is going ia
Chicago aud q theater VIII shortly be opened Ia
IiartfOrd.-"After Dark" runs on In prosperity, at
Niis's Garden and is also revived at the Bowoy.-A
Christmas Bazaar will DO opened next week at the Central
Park Garden Musical and other entertainments will be
Rivon holiday gifts will he soldThe San Francisco
hisstrris have a burlesque ready. called "Bone
bquaSi Dabolo" IL will be presented to-night-Mr DE
COrdOVa viii lecture at Cooper Institute on tho 18Th inst
on COiutahip And Marriage"