New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
THE DRAMA
BOOTHS THEATER.


Mr. Booths Richelieu may be seen at tO-days
Matinee 1t has proved splendidy suecessfulperform-
oee ard has prospered the actor alike in reputation and
fn profit This evening "The Marble Heart" will be
brought out the first time this season, with Mr. Law
renee Barrett as Raphael. We anticipate fine and
finished performance
wALLACK's THEATER.
Mr.. Lester Wallack plays at the Matinee. to-
day at his own theater in Ours" The evening viii be
devoted to a performance Of 1.-The Poor Gentleman
produced for the first time this season. Mr.. wssck's
engagement progresses in steady prosperity.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
Saratoga is in the sixth week Of its sue
eessfa and remaneratye run. TOdays matinee viii be
the ninth The piece continues to attract and please
MI DAILY announces that its will be Mr. Bouc
esults "JeEebel."
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-HoLLAND TESTIMONIAL.
The attention of theater-goers is once more
directed 20 the fact that the final Holland Testimonial
performance in this city win take place at the Grand
Opera this afternoon. The IL worthy. The
attractions the strongest Of their kind that the Grand
Opera House furnish MOntaland, Persini, and Silly
win appear in parts Of Les Brgands" and La GraDde
Duchess" and M. varlet viii sing Aria violin
sso by sgnor Carlo Patti is also promised These
FRACTIONS ought to insure a large attendance.
LIMA EDwIN's THEATER.
In spite of the severe weather that has
made week boserous and Indictment, Miss Laura
Xeene's acting Mary Leigh, In "Hunted Down." has
attracted good houses to Lima Edwins Thester And
what it has attracted has also rewarded and pleased
sHunted Down" Is a capital play, and Miss Keene Ii
tmpassioned and refined artishs Ia the full cast Of
"Hunted Down." as PLAYED at this theater;
Mar Leigh. Mis- Is1T. Keen: ysen. jenkins ~ M DSyy
SSl LID rIani M'f-1H 1 Bolton jc5 s h n h hs4:
wa. ~ h e.. cf S. sas & s, c sas S Grove.
John NJ RsnOrd Willie Legh Lt'le Minnie Madden
WOODS MUSEUM.
The Lydia Thompson Troupe will terminate
ss engagement this evening, at Woods Museum, and de-
part at once TO Philadelphia. Miss Lucy Rusbton,
emerging after a long absence, will appear at the
Museum Monday, in play called "Red Hands"
The afternoon bill, at present, 10 melOdrama, called
"Tbe Spirit Avenger." There will be matinee at the
Museum this afternoon. Miss Thompson taking her bene-
ut. last evening acted in "Megs Diversion" and the
buTesque Of IxOn."
OLYMPIC THEATER.
The new Burlesque Of Richelieu, by Mr..
James sch0nberg and Mr.. T. Is. De Valdez will be
Brought out at the Olympic Theater next week Mean
while Mr.. Fox, the OIopn-in "Weo Willie Winkie"-
may be this afternoon and this evening for the
sAst Tunes He Is very cOmical and well worth seeing
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Quite jubilee representation will take place
tonight at the Academy the benefit of Prof Risey
ABOUT thlrty performers viii appear-including the
L@urs hessrs Moe aud Goodrich Mile Zanfretta Tony
Fa0'or the Leopold Brothers. and many 0thers. The
oohCer hS the negro minstrel hail. the ballet and the
CIRCUS show will be fully represented
HIBLo's GARDEN
The Black Crook" will be presented this
AFTERNOON this evening, and continually until further
ee' Al hlbos Garden The spectacle prospers albeit
unite OF the Rev. Mr.. smythes eloquenoe would not
e @iniss IN It's aid Some new features are 10 be In
.ed On Monday evening. Richard ILL.," in spee-
taele FORM is In preparation. 'p''-
sTADT THEATER'
an opportunity, that all lovers of the high
iO''o OF dramatic art would do wisely 10 improye
pe onefed this evening at the stadt Theaterwhers
41sNe oeepseh win enact gretchen, In Gos,be's