New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
THE DRAMA.
wALLACK's THEATER.

The last performance, for the present, of tho
comedy OF The Rivals" will DO given at WalacHs
Theater this evening. The piece Is brilliantly acted
there and, during the past two weeks, IL has gwen
great deal Of pleasure TO all theaergoers whose tale
and culture enable them TO appreciate an intellectual
and refined representation of character life, and man
ners Next Monday Mr.. Waack viii produce "1ho
Two Roses by Mr. James Alberry the comedy that has
had 40 large and prosperous at the vaudeville
Theater in London October is late In the season for tho
tender and fragrant flowers OF June but these Roses
are be such bloom all the year round In
the gardens of fancy and sentiment-"The Rivals mas
drawn crowded houses, and We dare say The Two
Roses" will prove potent as magnet TOT INC
populace
TIE sEEBACU MATINEE.
There will be Matinee at the Fourteenth-st.
Theater to-day and Madam seebaeh Will appear theoa'
Mary Stuart the Queen of ScOts-a part that TINS seo
and delicate yet intensely emotional Artist acts so S 10
thrill heart and impress the imagna'loh Win "'e'y
lofty and perfectly symmetrical ideal of regal character
and heroic fortitude. Every playgoer VINO ueIreS q
thorough acquaintance with the vital and permanent ar
creations OF the stage should improve the opportunity oil
seeing Marie seebach the Queen OF Scots Inc Matinee
commences at o'clock-This evening Mile. VenetaV
repeat her personation OF Deborah.
WOODS MUSEUM.
The Kiralfy Troupe-which comprises inc
best dancers that performed here-sJ just no" pay
ing at the Museum. III appeared tu'i' A''' ''N'
night and 1t will remain there till the end OF next Wee"
Juvenile Pantomme is feature Of Its capital enter
tainment The Kirafys perform every night. bur
lcsoue OF Rip Van Wrinkle" is acted every afternoon
NV the members OF the stock company.-The Lydia
Thompson Troupe will appear al Woods Museum on the
17th of october-one week from Monday next
JANAUsCHEK.
One of the most important events OF tho
dramatic year will invite attention on Monday evening"
when Janauschek appears, at the Academy OF MUSIC, rs
Deborah-acting in English. There Is, we understahu'
lively demand for seats, and all the Indications Po
toward "a brilliant occasion.
NEw-YORK CIRCUS.
Mr.. Lent's Circus, for five seasons past ono
of the most popular institutions of the city, mas re'u
TO town. after long and very successful summer "u'
OF the country and it will enter upon the new season.
next Monday at the old place-whch has been furosn
up and made as neat Us q colt, for this purpose "
learn that the stud of horses and ponies III TINS -
has been largely increased, and Is very me- anu -
Mr. Lent has u large troupe of riders, Ky ymn"S's, 80,
acrobats under his command, with which TO aslohi' ~
amuso the sport-oving public and the Ju'ehnc 'o"'
nifty. ,,,s
This clever troupe of corkers Is HAPPY ~
the nossesslon OF a comeal trayeste OF Man ana VIM
with which It will amuse the town for some time W ~
OLYMPIC THEATER.
The new pantomime of "Wee Willie WIN
kie" has made one OF the most positive mlS VI -,
son md Il may safely he counted on Us desuh'' "
ALI the wear Since the first night II hss been h'"""