New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12

We presuue will come the deluge the shape Of aD or
der from Mr. A. T. Stewart who owns the property 10
sweep into oblivion one of the most mucous structures
this side OF Tophet Meanwhile the phenomenon
the sisters three and sueh branches OF earnns Us
they can compos Portraits Of these ladies' huge IN size
and marvellous in color, calculated alike TO allure the
stubborn Turk and brighten the passing horse hang
upon its outward walls and bthely announce the prox
unity ~ the fair originals There must be large and
vaiuable gallery OF these works Of art somewhere for
no sooner does set OF views strike us into amaze
mont and admiration than disappears and gives place
10 another Lately these lovely counterfeits vanshed
| altogether, for a while, and left the broadway
landscape quite desolate. That was whenhe fhehome-
non suffered small change and passed into the hands OF
deIuding map-maker But the pictures are back again
now and so Sisters and both are ne dehghuu as
ever To the brilliant Of these gifted performers
il cannot be needfu to refer The splendid fabbness OF
their theatrical management is lustTous IN the Annals
OF the local stage and at the moment no less imam III
times past it deserves its To the cynical hd
indeed fabbiness may not appear 10 be virtue But
the cynical mind is not to be regarded II it were we
that. Far they are themselves concerned,
the policy OF the Sisters is sufficiently definite They de-
sire to stand upon the stage in handsome raiment-pro
vded there be not too much Of ito sing little songs TO
pater the charming slang OF this classic period TO dance
III clogs and receive the frequent bouquet of admiring
youth. This surely is noble and praiseworthy anbi
ton For the rest-it the of jelly 10 wobble
Besides Fate has subtle influence over the general Tor
Of the Phenomenon. Nobody, seriously speaking
ever did know what 10 do with the NewYork Theater
and nobody ever will know-except the favored icono
clast who shall finally be commissioned TO smash IT, Oh
late the three Australian Graces have been trying to do
French Opera Boufe, in English-with about as much
success as parrot would achieve, who should try to
initiate the song Of nightingale Now, however, the
diseordant echoes OF slver-toned Irma have died
away and the good old strden beefy voice of English
Buresque is heard instead. Upon the new phase
Of the experiment we do not propose TO
lnger. 1t is quite enough TO say that
1.-THE Field ofthe Cloth Of Colo" has been ramped into
averitabe CORY bed In ITS original form The Field is
nice little burlesQue. gravey nonsensea, as bur
Iesone should be- its original form has been sadly
marred Mr.. Ware has had the first shy" at it, and
has ripped of most of its gilt fringe Of misunderstanding
therefor the rags and tatters Of senle decrept and
mumbing local allusioD. here actually people ex-
who think that the mention Of Coney Island or OF
Erie stock is ludcrousl And then the extraordinary
company at the New-YoIli Theatcr has come upon
it and completed the work of destruction. IL
would not be easy TO do justice TO the devastating
powers Of these performers Much heroic verse
we remember, lost its feet in the course OF
the fray and many disembOweled airs Of Oenbach
left defnct upon the Field. OF the W0rre Sisters only
two appeared the third being content to let her voice be
heard between the wings These girls merry romps
in their scanty and pretty cior- md one o. hon, , -
Tremendous N clogs They have 4 peculiar genius too
for lie art Of actnga the veteran Sol Smith remarked
when he said that they would do for mere stock
company" Perhaps after all, ought not TO marvel at
the NewYoIk Theater Where the divine tire burns
d. d. 20 h" 70 darnsss Il Is piy thCgh, that sur
rounding objects OF ug4ess take from this flame more
fio"V"''" GAZE 80. ~