New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
THE DRAMA.
UNION SQUARE rHEATER.

The pleasing series OF comedy representations
lately current the Union square Theaer will be ended
this evening, with Money" Last night 1.-THE School
TO- Scandal" repeated with Mr.. Mark Smith Sir
Peter. ana Mrs. Jennings LAZY Teasleperformances
IL is needless 10 say, OF hgA order OF merit. For
Wednesday night, and 10 welcome Ia the NewYear with
something new, Mr.. Palmer announces "Orange
Blossoms IN which Mss jennie Lee will make her re-
entrance upon hs stage and son OF the Soil" which
lately made a Court Theater in London. NJ.
Broughau's play OF Atherley Court" will be held
back till. at least the second week January. 1t will
be evident from these brief statements that breeze
OF morning srs at the Union Square Theater ana that
the planet OF enterprise is ascendant IL may be added
that the highly commendable efforts made this stage
are wen rewarded by taa practical attention or the
public.
BOOTH's TuEATFR-RF-ENrp.N -s- $50 81 oBrr
NJ Edwin Booth appeared at bis theater,
night acung tnere Tor Jao rst time in eight months,
and was welcomed by an earnest and demonstrative
crowd OF che cultured class Of local paygoer He
acted Rcaard H. and-ls previous occasions-deve-
oped the clear intellect and the deyish magnity OF that
royal creaut with picturesque distlnctness and thrill
ing force The tragedy set upon the stage with ali
the splendid scenes that it such ample and grand
illustration last season. short time has passed since
we stated in somewhat minute detail, our impressions
OF this noble revival and OF Mr. Booths schoarike and
vvdly passionate DpersouatiOn Of Richard that there
seems pressing need OF revewa OF the topic al TINS
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upon the American stage-o- one as good-we can only
sav that we have lot had the fortune TO see It, Mr.
Booths present engagement here will be brief but It
will afford opportunity OF seeing him in several favorite
characters Next saturday the Matinee he acts Don
CaesarMr Florence dr. and Mrs BOucicault, and Miss
Nelson are IN turn. co succeed the tragedian
OLYMPIC THEATER.
Mile Aimee and her opera company prosper
steadily az the Olympic rheater. Les Cents Vierges
ind fferf hat
the votaries of the opera boue VIII hear Les Brgands
Tn tho regDirR musical farce there are several gay
ohorses and sOngs reckless sensual mrth and there
IA abundance OF comic Incident Mile Aimee remains al
the Olympic Theater only week after the present
The new spectacle which We lately referred AZ III
preparation at that house is entitled The AIhamDra'
There are several capital stories for spectacle illustration
A., Irv,no,s hook and a pageant OF beauty may be ex-
pected from the brush OF Mr. Hayes
ACADrMY OF sfCsC-BENEFIT TO BARSUM ;
COMPANY.
The fire that destroyed Barnums establish
rnt on the oath inst swept away all the little property
IN she way OF wardrobe and circus implements belong
ING 10 the members Of his company The Female sam
so ia not Invested her snews and the Man with the
iron Jaw retains that useful part Of his potent anatomy
rut these performers, and Madam Dockrl, the frohc
and the dashiug and many actors, lave had losses
beyond those of DOgbery and are thrown out OF eD-
ploynenr at a bad time Of the year. III II pur-
posed 70 give. the day and evening OF
January : at the Academy OF Music an
ample aud much diversified entertainment TOT ne Dehe
gt of those sufferers. The simple statement OF Their
,d case and their need will suffice with some readers
reference 70 the long list OF attractions WILL perhaps
persuade others All the theaters in the city contribute
volunteers and performances will combine drama
music equestrian and gymnastc feats and Negro MIN
strelsy and do not doubt that IL VIII re"aiu al
pleasureeekers II hoped the receipts will be worthy
md
ordinary endeavOr
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION
Mr. Sotbern's amusing and finely finished
coronation of sam remains the settled attraction at
Wallacks Theater and draws full houses. MI mar
sbaIIs neat and touching little comedy OF Sname
continues 10 hold the OF the Fifth Avenue Ineae
,ro which IL should not withdrawn In precpitAte
anpar even TO make room for Partisan sensation
"Round The Clock" will be offered al inc erahu
a House for two weeks more after the present. when
~ viii be displaced by 1.-THE Cataract or the Ganses.
~Teo and IOtos trips arily and splendidly onward
al Nlblo's Garden. and knows no change IL lnooni-
narable OF It's knd, beyond doubtso lar US QUIZ S'aF
Il eoncerued Extra afternoon performances ale %
onr an NewYear's day at the Fifth Avenue Iheater'
~, cand onera House Nblo's and Tony Pastors opera
TTonss The San Francisco Minstrels are mirthiuiy
.lsr, AZ their COSY and elegant Sc. James Theater
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. Jefferson will pass the latter part OF the
Winter in Louisiana -.
n il stated that Mr. J. S. Clarke, the ACTOR
lost SEQ goo by the Bowles failure.
Mr.. William Warren, the eminent p eeaton
o1nad,an made his rirst appearance at the bospoh
s @nssum. Aug n Isl7 acting Biiiy Laeka6ay
a performance for the benefit of the the, WIDOW "
ana children of the late Robert H. craig wiz Oonr -
PbiladcIpna on January 4 volunteers arc nuN0''"''
M IN n Hoped the receipts viii be Large
II il said that Fanny Elssler made the Iol-
lowing thrilling speech, at the old PARK Ihe "a t %
90 sav now put come back soon and taKe-A you iee
dOlare." a
Pitts6eld, Mass, now has its Academy Of