New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
JEFFERSON IN BROOKLYN.

Every evening this week, excepting Thurs
day Mr. Jefferson will act Rip Va" Wrinkle at the broos
yn Academy Of Music He will have the professional CO.
operation Of artists who have acted with him at Booths
Theatcr; and all needful embellishments OF scenery
costume and properties win re carefully provided Mr.
gives this series OF approximation
the last that he will offer here, in this vicinity for
quite long time-under Mr.. Booths management This
fact guarantee that they will be put forward !"
proper manner There Is piece OF comedy-actng now
before the public which con vie with MT Jenersohs
Rip Van Wikje IN illustrating the breadth OF reach
and fneness of beauty that possible TO the dramatic
artist; nor do remember any personaton that mas
dnused so much genuine and innocent pleasure II will
not be amss therefore, for TO commend to the par
tcuar attention Of the play goers of Brooklyn good
influence cannot be either too warmly praised or TOO
widely di0used. Mr. JefIersoDs last performances al
Booths Theater were witnessed by crowded houses
After concluding his present engagement In Brooklyn nc
win not play again, understand, until April when he
is TO a round OF engagements IN "ashbB'on'
Baltimore, Boston, and Philadelphia.
THE BOSTON GLOBE THEATER.
The affairs of the Globe Theater, recently
so much disturbed appear to have crystazed mo
n definite pleasant and durable form. Next Saturday
Mr. Feclter will terminate bis season OF management
and his term OF professional service, and VIII retire
from the theater, accompanied by Miss Carlotta
Ieclercq. The mama cement will then devolye upon the
proprietor Mr. Arthur Cheney, WHO peeh 80
nate as the services of Mr. W. X Floyd in the
douule capacity of stagc-manager and hgbticomedan
Mr. FLOYD ia well known TO the dramatic community
here and he has long held high place in its esteem lotn
ne gentleman and an artist. We cannot DOUBT tnat
he win meet with similar favor In Boston. He s an ac-
compished comedian. He has had great deal of expo
and conscientious in his devotion to the dramatic
art. AMI he has just mind, end a modest,
carefully observed Mr.. Floyds professional ca
reer, and we confidently commend him 10 t me
WAYS prove faithful to duty and always laborwithou
pTeteuse OsteuatOntO advance the true interests Oh
The stage, by intelligent respect for the needs ana re-
duirements intellectual and refined societyThe new
anag of the Globe Thcater Will begin ITS worn on
will he acted. Mr.. James W. Walack and Mrs j. ;.
Chanfrau arc TO hold leading positions in the dramatic
company. Mrs ScOtSddOns has been especially engaged
understand, for part in the contemplated shake
spearean performance. The proper place f0i TINS laGy is
fndy View to The PROSPERITY Of her future
career,we hope she may lind ana retain lhaJ p'o ~
The concomitant great popular favor at the the can
fornis Tleser san Francisco left the Golden Gate
enterprise that awaits him in the East.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mrs. Bowers is acting in Chicago, where Mr..
j. X. Emmett has just closed prosperous enlargement
Mr.. w. r. FLOYD made his first appearance
at the California Theater in San Francisco, IS Ar Bynd
ham OTIS in Mr. Lester WaacK play OF central faih'
No change is to he recorded at either Wal
lacks, the Olympic, NibO's. the Circus. the fhth Ave
nue., Lima Edwins Theater or The Han OF the san Fran
cisco Mins.rels. Positive attractions are offered NJ an
these places of amusement and prosperity seems 10 al
tend them all.
Votaries of buTlesque are again reminded
that an important this branch ~ art viii be made
MT Woods Museum tonight when St George and the
Dragon. or the Seven Champions OF ChIlstendOm "a new
he acted by the ydia Thompson Troupe
We learn that 1t will he brought forward with Neath
OF gtering scenery, aud presume 1t Will AFFORD Tecre
alton o. the lovers OF nonsense.
TO the projected reappearance OF Mare See,
huxa
reference. 1t is only needfu now to say that her
engagement in New-YOrk begins this evening at tho
stadt Iheater. in the BOwcry The great actress VIII
play Mary Stuart and We trust the German Iupn. MN
the intellectual German stage that mas ever s4'eu WIS