New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
THE DRAMA.
Don ouIxoTE AT THE CIRCUS.

Don OUINOTE Al 1Ilk tlktlS.
new pantomime called g. Dou Quixote" has
been brought the Circus II does not pretend To
reproduce even tthe of the coDicalitios Of the ul
mortal book Of Cervantes but It is stuffed with comic
Incidents, and ii strongly moves the merrment Of s
spectators. Don, QJoei is costumed very well by MI >
A. Sckney, and Sanco Pan1o is humOrousy reproduced
py Mr. r. Rivers series Of practical Jokes perperaed
upon the latter TO the CONSERVATION and rage OF The for
mer constitutes the pantomime. What poor Sancto sui
Iers at the hands Of the Miller and his men, must be
order to be enjoyed Among other things he Is literally
tossed blanket-an operation novel to see as 10 en-
dure The cast OF The piece introduces Nh G. Sherwood
as Pdnohttd Mr.. B. RunnellS as Don JeHondo, Nh n
Austin as R0b6e Chif and tie AN, and Mile Jeanette
Eilsler as Donna Maria thin old Stced appears az
ROSindate. The panOmme Is the merest trc; but il j.
.aughaole, and well worth the seeing us performance,
however would be improved 10y the omission of the fire
works and the general explosion kat marx lts close
xaTed aud eKcsent % OF eIclSieats paecege5
sppanse P his yey clever r Red4 %h 70 nine
trate his surprising capacity for Muscular ContoiOns
III Nino Eddie performs upon the tiehtrOpe But the
sI Of Miss Lucille watson She is the most daring
nine rider that have seen, and she no less graceful
and handsome than courageous and spirited Her per
greeted with enthusiastic applause, which,
after her retirement recalled her to me dns ana De
programme VIII be presented or the Circus every even,
ing and at Wednesday aud Saturday Matinee until
further notice.
DRAMATIC NOTES
Lotta is drawing full houses at the Broad
way Theater.
The japanese exhibition at the Academy of
Music is temporarily suspended IN consequence Of the
illness of fHah-ya-tahkee.
Mr. Charles Eytinge will give his first read
fug at Stenway Hail. Monday evening next, the Sd OF
February The pce of tickets placed az 81, and there
will DO no reserved seats.
Mr.. VandenbOff was i'll on Tuesday evening,
and therefore did not read at DodwOThs announced.
We learn that he proposes 10 give some readings at Stein
way Hall. next week.
Mr.. Charles Gayler has written burlesque Of
The White Fawn" for immediate production, 70 "pur-
the triumph and paTtake the gale Of the new speCta-
Gle at Niblos Garden.
"FanchOn" is to be produced with mcOm
and tborOugbness, next week, at the Olympic,
L0adrg. OF which lac was the original representative
Niblos Garden is crowded every night The
spectacle Ballet Of The White Fawn has evidently hit
she taste OF the town. Persons contemplating visit 10
she ballet should that the performance commences
at ~ O'Clock. The curtain finally falls ~ 1890
Mr. ChandOn Fulton. one of 1.-THE authors of
NObOdy's Daughter" which now holds the stage Of
Banvards Opera-HOuse has written play for Miss
Alice Ktngsbury known as The Elfn star The piece
- based portion OF Dckenss Our Mutual Friend"
and Is entitled Jenny WfeD The Dolls DressmakSr"
IS seroconie In character, and is comprised IN three
acts
Mr. J. L. Murdoch has made arrangements for
She 10th Of February. a Lyric Hall the 1th Stein
way Han on the 18th aud 18TH at the Brooklyn Academy
u Music on the hih, at Steinway Hall the 18th Mat
1nee aud At Bunyan Han on tho evening O. sunday the
iCih On the four evenings following he VIII read nj the
Music Han in Boston.