New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
TIE DR1lf1.
H00TH's TIIEATER

HOOTu's TIEATER.
A. the time draws nigh for the opening o.
ro,r,s lcatcr tie manager nads himself Ia somewhat
rainful dilemma. II appears that everybody NIo 80
IN the theater at all is DESTROYS TO be present a' b
T1eater on the opening night Nor IS TINS desire c","
TO the New-York public. Several hundred lcison' ."
poston have already applied for seats, and numerous e
,,t Of T1,iadclpha not TO mention people IN Brooklyn
I an, towns near home, have likewise Indicated ther
wish to be members of Mr. Booths irst auclenoe' ""'
Tins been found that every seat III '''e '"ea'i coz
In. he sold in advance, without opening the ooN
ei, IN the rubc at all. such an Arrangement NO"
r vroDll SAVIOR Of partially to friends OF MI boo'n
, a.. ~ ,,rfaruess toward The general community
49, .t .lor hand 10 open the hoX-shoet, IN t'e usual
49, viii he 10 afford harvest held Tor uchetslec"''
Co. Win VIII hang upon tie skirts OF MI Boom oh'cI
-,se even as thieves hang upon the hahAs VI III ""
r,rcine army What course to adopt uh"e'
oi,rstauces with Wow perfect equity IL s'4nnS
- f. "a difficult TO determine Recourse may posS
,, he bo5 10 the expedent Of selling them at pupho
o,,ction If high prices he paid, the puDc hd"
1er nav Them into the treasury of the new theaer IMAM
into the rockets OF greedy eXOrouac SPECTATORS upon
the talents, reputation aud labor Of other peoNc'
BROADWAY THENTER.
"Ireland rs it Was" and 'Shandy AagalTe
will be done at the Broadway Iheater This Ne'A-lHe
second OF The prosperous engagement OF NJ an" Mo
Earuey Williams on Monday next, however, The I'm
but which is TO have the benefit Of additional ieh'ais
WI, ne rouc ht ont with new scenes, new dresses, ana
other new apuoutments Miss Kate Newton VINO pays
what Is called lea.ns business IN the Iesu'"r
company at this theater, ana WHO mas
lately been very Ll-will rcappear IN the ne" "ra'
as GERALDINE The chiei parts though, WILL OF course DC
repres,ntcd by Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Emerald rings
have made their appearance in copious abundance We
observe ID the male costume Of the pciiod-ihc aof"'
acting MANAGER of the Broadway, Mr WILLIAM 3. Moore
haym. put tacu INTO general circulation as ''' ""N''"s
ing device. The idea Is new ANA good.
OLYVrIC TlIEArHR.
Humpty Dumpty, ut the Olympic Theaicr
Will appcar FOR hc 3oth time in the course o 'he pese"
week On Thanksgiving Day the afternoon performance
AT this house brought INTO t.c treasury sli1 % ana INC
evening ncrforluauce brought in $2lc-an income oil
81 5sa5 in one day. Tie audience ia the evening num-
bered persons 50 dense was the crowd IN front Oh
the heatcr that hundreds OF holders Of orchestra ucEeS
could only gain access to htr seats by entering al 'he
stage door, the of the theater ana passing across
the stage Tie time occupied by this audience IN leaving
tie thcater 40 the close OF the performance, was'B MIN
ntos rts le these testify strongly enough 10 the pros
penty O. tne pautommo. Fan music dancing ana
pretty scenery combine this entertainment which IS
l.lt m champagne BUBBLES and apparently just as at
uactiVe to tie lovers OF pleasure.
MRS. SCOrT-sIDDOYs.
To.ni-ht at the New-YOik Thcatcr Mrs.
Scott sddous young English actress WHO lately read
at senway Han, viii make her first appearance on TIE
New-York stage she is 20 play Eosqnd. ia as You
Like IT." and five may judge by her reading Of certain
scenes from that delicious comedy. she will play IT eX-
ceed.naly well Her recent performances in Boston
excited a great deal OF interest among the cultivated
classes OF eatcr-oers in shat city. Specimens OF criti-
cal opinion thegeupou, cullcd from Boston papers
have already appeared IN oar columns IN several 81
tie Journals OF HAT city acting OF Mrs. scoisddous
las been discussed IN tone both vcrdamt and fusome
evmcng the hands Of those volunteer critical yros who
are always so ready when society takes caprice OF any
sort, to slop INTO the press in It's celebration in
/ this city let hone that Mrs. scottsiddons viii DE
Judged in thoughtful candid, liberal spirit but without
that excess Of enthusiasm which is al an times uumean
ing and ridiculous. The appearance Of this lady the
Nev-YoIk stage is OF course important theatrical
event Her pretcusous are great She las won the lib
cra applause OF several London critics. Sic assumes TO
pegsoHac the sweetest woman Ia Shakespeare and ono Of
the difficult parts IN the drama. Under these cir
there should be large audience at the New
York TAcator tonight Mrs sco;s.d1ous hears an hon
oled name and We trust her professional may be
| such as TO increase iis lustcf.
TIE NEW-YORK CIRCUS.
"Cindcrelia" has made papable hit az The
Circus. whore it is nightly presented to crowds Of
gratlGed spectators During Thanksgiving week the at
endancewas numerous that hundreds Of persons bad
to he turned away from the Circus doors. sixty little
children appear IN "Ciudercla," and now that they
have become uscG to the business ~ the piece they make
a particularly pleasant impression. Dir Melville, tho
PRINCIPAL male equestrian here has fully ryaled Mr.
Robinson iu popularity and Nile. Roland, who oxcc al
competitors by performing her dIfcut fcats up0u tho
bare back Of her horse has become great igoiite With
the labitu6s Of tho Circus
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Signor Bliz performs III V ililamsbulsh THIS
week, ut Washington Hall
On Thanksgiving Day 5,0S) persons visited
Woods Museum, anG tie rccciYts of TIC house were
1850 p.
Mr.. Lester WallaclI will appear at his theatcr
next Monday The present the last week Oh The
Lancashire I4,s-."
Master Raphael de Sofia, youthful tenor
singer one is ouy years old, VIII appear 40 Bryauts
Minstrel Hall Tonight lie said 10 have remarkable
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