The New York herald., 1871-01-03
NLW YEAR AMONG TIE THEATRES.

At the Fifth Avenue theatre Mr.. Daily received
numerous calls. both afternoon and evening, for
seats to witness the comic sensation OF the year,
saratoga which seems to have taken a strong
hold on the public.
Wallack's beautiful temple or the drama was
also favored by many hundred callers, who came
to pay their respects to "The Rvalsn for the last
time, and went away promising to come themselves,
with all Their friends, tonight to see Robertson s
new play war; which will be produced for the
first time In this city.
"Ripn had grand levee at Booths, afternoon
and evening" and welcomed his visitors with
Here's your good healths and that OF your vami-
lies, and hopn you may live long and prosper.r
Lima Edwin set out before her callers at her ee-
giant little bandbox theatre new comedy, "Kind
to Fault" and the deectabe burlesque, aladdin F"
The fair hostess was assisted by Miss Taylor, Miss
Hewitt, Miss Gallon, Miss Lewis and Messrs. Lefng.
well, Hall, Eberle, whiren, Josephs and Morris.
There was gay, merry party, and a numerous
one, too, at 1--WE Willie Winkie's" reception at the
Olympic. The chalked face OF Fox became actually
radiant with fun and mischief, and he perpetrated
new and unheard Of tricks on the poor pantsloon.
But OF all theatrical receptions that or the cent?
pedal "Black Crook" was the largest. Some came
to hear the music, other some to see the red fire and
and mermads, q few to "bonquet' Zimmerman's s
dog, and the the greater number to see the girls.
gands, received at the Grand Opera House In FRA
Dlavoo toilets, and treated callers to choice dish
Of Onenbach.
'sAll the worlds a stage" and the Globe has a
very choice article In that line Josh Hart the well
known manager, treated his friends TO "a Morning
criminal lawyer OF renown. Five new artists have
been added to the company
Messrs Butler and Gilmore, fautiessly attred IN
full evening costume. welcomed several hundred
friends at the Comique and provided them with
"sghts In the City" ana a hundred other dramatic
Johnny Thompson and "The orty.Thievesn were
ION hand'' at woods and the blondes received
their admirers with perfect mitraieuse battery Of
smiles
The children went in crowds to pay their respects
to Mr.. Lent. Of the Circus and were introduced to
sixty charming little ones, who appeared IN the
grand holiday Spectacle, cinderella"
There was q. rare time at the Bowery yesterday
and the "bOys" were out In all their glory. Frank
Drew, the eminent comedian. made his first ap.
pearance the Leopolds brother and sister, made
terrific jumps through the air, and on the bill OF
fare were eight plays. They are probably playing
there yet
Tony Pastor, with an nmiiable smile llluminng
uniform enveloping his classic FORM before his
numerous callers a "Black Sheep In the form OF
The dlsky races at Bryants were redolent or
humor as the seemingly endless line OF callers
passed in. Dan was called upon for speech, but
special detective to watch the "Brigands." "'p'e'
Birch, wambold, Bernard and Backus had conslde.
o vos a. n Se sa He
were attired as "Brigandsn
Mrs. r. B. Conway, the pet OF the Brooklyn public.
had a splendid reception at the PARK and was
assisted by Miss "Rernande."
Nine. Nina Geary- ry-Fitzpatrick received at Apollo
Hall, IN .Ireand in Shade and Sunshine.n
Welch, Hughes d Whites Minstres received at the
Brooklyn opera House. and recommended their
callers TO "Carry the News TO Mary
Houley was assisted by Kelly and Leon and was
warmly congratulated by his friends.
oliver Doud Byron, the rising young American
actor opened last night at the Holiday, Baltimore,
In "Across the Continent" He receives 1000 for
this week at that theatre -