New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

volyed In the Byron scandal came next. Tho use
of such a subject OF popular entertainments
altogether wrong. Protest, however woud pe Nan
After the BYRON feature came Mr. II. Gurr's wonderful
aquatic performance and then the audience was amused
by the clever Of Moe and Goodrch-whose
Illustration of the experience Of beginner on skates IS
excessively funny. Mr. James Mace then appeared ana
assumed with great deal of skill and grace, number
of statuesaue attitudes. comic ballet, called Io Ut
the Rendezvous" then performed by tho hve LauS'
Mr. j. Freeman, Mr. T. Sloan and large auxiliary iOrce
OF dancers 1t had the merit Of being short anu was
quite agreeable. Lastly, the sylvesers gave thcir iai-
lar entertainments which Is made up Of lights ana shad
ows IL will be seen that much variety to DO FOUND at
the Tammany Theater and that the exhibition provided
is the best Of its kind
OLYMPIC THEATER
"Tbe Streets of New York" which has been for
some time in preparation at this tneaer VIII DC brought
out tonight We observe that The cast OF
j. K Mortimer as Badger, and Miss Eliza Newton as
Aida Bloodgood Mr.. Hayes Is understood 10 nave
paned new and fine scenery for this revival OF avery
trashy but very popular drama. "The Streets OF New
Yor has one great merit. 1t is sincere 1t does not
nretend to be anything but panorama OF street scenes
II is not as "Formosa" isbOsh nastness and medoc-
ritv masoperading as work OF dramatic art We are to
have sensation drama at the Olympic now for some time
to come Mr. Holston will play there in new piece,
lately fetched over from England. as soon as "The
ever-whch is good news for Ia lovers of fun-Mr Fox
will reappear in new pantomime Next week, by the
way the 18th inst Mr. Fox and his pantomme troupe
including the Kralfys will appear at the Newark opera
House in "Humpty Dumpty," under the management OF
Mr. Samuel Coville who has lately returned from
Europe. "Hiccory Diccory, Dock" will likewise be
given at Newark.
wAxACK's THEATER.
Progress continues it's run at Wallacks
Theater, and is genuine success The drunken scene,
in act third might advantageOusy be toned down, and
Mr. Williamson, in Bob B,mnyHorneS final scene, would
improve the general effect by making the drunken
brawler little less repusive In appearance ana de-
meanor As to other points the representation is excel
lent To miss seeing Progress particularly the nst
and second aotsis to miss enjoying decided dramauc
luxury Mr. wsllack has Caste" in readiness, and aso
An Unequal Match" and intends TO repeat - he
School for Scandal"
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The eminent Italian tragedian Salylnl has
retired into private llfe
Charles Maurice, author of an anecdotal his
tory of the stage is dead at Paris, aged 81 years
A drama, based on SCOTS novel of "Old
Mortality" has been brought out at saders "eiS Ihe
atre, IN London.
Mr.. Jefferson is resting, at his new country
residence, at HohOkus Jersey. Next Monday nght
he appears at Buffalo
Prof Frobisher the elocutionist, has arrived
here frSm his professional tour OF the sS Seos 6eS S
elOcuton as may desire his aid.
An orchestra performs every evening, and on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at the American
Institute Fair-whch continues to attract tue public IN
large numbers to its feast Of reason.
Hermann, the Magician, will continue his
series OF entertainments at the Academy OF Music we
commend him to attention and practical support, as
hrst-elass artist in his peculiar line.
There is big grain of good news for the
Juvenile population. Mr.. Lents Circus will begin the
regular in NewYork next Monday, october H. al
the old place, with many new attractions.
The San Francisco Minstrels offer their Gus
toners various and amusing entertainments In the
domain Of Ethiopian Mnstrelsy. There Is great deal
OF ability in the troupe and 1t gives an exceedingly
oOmical performance.
Mr.. Z. L. Davenport plays at the New Adel-
phi Theaor in Boston tonight East Lynne" holds tho
stage OF the Boston Museum Mr. and Mrs Barney VIII
lans have brought out THE Emerald Ring at the Bos-
ton Theater whore they playing successful engage
ment. Selwyn is giving old aud now comedies
Theatrical business seems active in Philadel:
pha. Edwin Booth is playing at the Walnut 70 crowded
houses. Hamlet" 1.-THE Lady OF Lyons" Much Ado
About Nothing" and The Merchant OF Venice" were
done last week Laura Keene has produced Rachel the
Reaper" at the Chestnut Mrs Drew, at the Arch has
brought out "Formosa" The Parepa Rosa Opera Troupe
begin at the Philadelphia Academy OF Music tonight
Mrs. Drew intends to produce % new Tragedy by Mr..
George III. Boxer, called Konigsmark." The Germans
are to have theater in Philadelphia.