New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
wALLACK's THEArER.

WALLACKS THEATER.
Mr. Sothern's humorous and finely finished
perormauce Lord Dndrearp remains the established
attraction at Walacks Teater and continues 70 attract
and amuse great crowds OF people. Mr wallacks en-.
gagement Of this comedian Is to be most iudeiow
movement. The success OF Dnndredvy has been great
To those who like other people happy the specta-
Gle OF amused assemblage at Waack5 Theater Iust
now is extremely refreshing. Every visible face IL
merry and the air fairly dances With laughter. Mt.
sothern VIII continue TO play Lord Daadreory every
night and SATURDAY Matnees until further notice but
several pieces have already been put IN rehearsal we I'M
dorstand, 70 succeed Our American Cousin rs soon as
public the present attraction begins t. hag
Mr. Walisek to present hr. Sothern to tho New
York community Of play-goers with such surroundings
az shall give his performances the effect Of absolute
uoVelty, aud enhance 10 every way their attractive
force; ana shat has been pursued in an earnest,
tasteful. and liberal spriteyidcnt in tho handsome
dtassng OF stage. and the entirely competent sup
port rendered 10 the central figure. We note he an
nsutoment Of special matinee OF Our American
Cousin on THANKSGIVING Day
BOOTHS THEATER.
The play-going public has manifested lively
interest in bliss NELSON'S JUie and that charming por
trayal Of Passionate love viii keep It's place upon tho
stage for the present. The change 10 R2sand ia set
down tor Saturday afternoon. For the Matinee
Thanksgiving Day NJ. Booth repetition Of
Tue strauger"(seen last Saturday afternoon, at this
theater and applauded by numerous company. in the
usual fsshion-with Mr. ). W. wallack The stranger
and Miss Kate Newton - Mrs. Haaer.-Preparations
are atoot for the production OF Mr. BrOugham's nne
romantic drama Of The Lily Of France" and the adj
vent hero Miss Helen Temple, who VIII persOnate Jane
Dare.
UNION SQUARE THEATER.
Tho last nights of Mr SardOu's comedy OF
"Asues" ere announced at the Union Square Theater.
THIS play reaches its nth representation, next Saturday
night. 1t win run till Christmas Eve, we presume-tbe
engagement Of Miss Agues Ethel beng for 100 nights
Mr.. Broughams new plsy,-then to be brought for
wards entitled "Ather!ey Courts" and IN THIS Mr.
Mark Smith, Mr.. D. H. Hardns, hrs. Clara Jennings,
AMI Mrs. Emily Messenger will sustain prominent parts.
special afternoon performance OF Agnes" occurs OF
thi, theater on Thanksgiving Day.
sTEiEwAY HALL-MIss. scorr-sDDoSs.
That unique and pleasing young beauty,
Mrs Sootsiddous, gave dramatic entertainment. last
night at etenway HaeOnssting OF rceitais. in stage
dress irom shakespeare and other authors The laiys
performance eyinced sensibity and good theatrical
training 1t was an agreeable effort and was often ip-
Ilauded About 100 were present Tho seec-
tloSs giSen by Mrs. ScO.tsddons the folloShg;
Scenes tc n "MaoA Ado About Eoshihg .shatsseae
Death Of Cons.anee " Beverly s.ots
slsrp Ws,sinT Scene rom Mscbeih
Aans AAthaWsJ Shsksspesres Wool g'''''' T. fssSs'
The Bridge Of aghs. ii9ct
ssess from Sesoo iof sesBiar 'ShsiaA