New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

the Macanas OF melo-drama. Wallacks Theater
has been thronged to repletOn, ever since the
production of "Rosedale," which, indeed. with
something that Is merely theatrical, comprises
much that naturally peases dramatic taste This piece
will probably run TIL the have begun TO blow
when Mr. Walack may be expected TO produce Few
novelties by way OF rounding of the season. MT John
Brougham Is TO como here this Summer, and produce
"The Lottery Of Life" which II will be remembered,
was TO have been last Summers card at the Winter Gar
den Theater Qt w by the way, be just year on Mon
day since the latter house burnedon Saturday the
23d OF March lsG7 Mr. Waack has not fallen into the
fashion OF Matinecs - which, indeed. are inim-
ical 10 good acting but his theater Is the
only one In the city that will not be the
scene OF Matinee to-day Nibo's and the Olympic
have been mentioned. At the latter house, In fact,
Matinee is given Wednesday well Saturday. The
same practice observed the Circus This afternoon
the French Theater, "The Grand Duchess" Will be
given for the l54th time Tonight 1t will be sung at the
Brooklyn Academy. At Pixies Opera House there will
be Lota Matinee and observe that the price OF ad-
mission TO all parts Of the house fixed cents Miss
Lotta's engagement will terminate tonight. She has
played but one part since we wrote OF herNGn
the Good -for-Nothing and that is by no means
sufficiently new 10 warrant more than passing
remark that she plays 1t well Sam" will be played
nj the Broadway Theater both afternoon and evening
II gives place on Monday, though, TO a new play,
from the prolific pen Of Mr. 7. B. de Walden entitled
Joe" wherein the cnlcI part VIII perSOnacu Ny
Chanau This actor by tho way, took his benefit last
evening appearing both Sam and as the sagestruck
Young man in "The Widows Victim" In the latter
character he gives exceedingly clever limitations OF
famous actors to which reference has often been made In
these columns and which admirable specimens OF the
art OF delicate burlesque Light at Last VIII OF course
be given at the Matinee al the York Theater which
appears to be prosperng with this sensation play
and which already has a fair title to be considered
the sensation theater OF the city. Light at Last
runs more smoothly than it did the opening Monday
night Notably, the shadow the easement IS better
done and more effective. Miss RelgnOlds will commence
on Monday the fifth week Of her engagement at
THIS theatcr On Monday, also, decided novelty VIII
emerge at the Circus The appearance OF the Cynoce-
rhaus" has long been hcralded. We have now to note
that the Cynocephalus" has actually come He is at the
Circus and he Is to appear there on Monday In Pars
they called him "LEcuyer Quadrumane" and under that
name he made hit lie Ia. in fact big baDoon; put ne
has been trained to initiate and accomplish the ordinary
feats OF circus rider, and he Is reported 10
be very comical well very clever fellow lie Is
ACCOMPANIED by his trainer, NJ Olivier. MI Lent VIII
thus offer an extraordinarily strong attraction next week
Mile de Berg who fell from her horse on Tuesday even
ing and was severely injured will take temporary rest
She il convaescent however. and her courage, SKILL ana
beauty will soon again reanimate the arena. Mr H. H.
Williams the new clown brighter in point OF wit than
II, AZ all usual with his species. Roberto VIII be sung
A. today's Matinee at the Academy. Mr.. Welsh Edwards
il 70 have a benefit. tonight, at Banvards Museum