New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17

"a ,,ron th,s accordingly there has been q
ss;.h vat chaste expenditure Of gold and OF royal
80 Tha stage is a feet deep by 90 feet In width.
and thu clear hight above 1t NJ % feet 10 tne moor Oh
tina rieSng-loft We were informed somc time
ago--and 80 stated In this column-thst certain
natsnted machinery would be used upon the fark
.taga. Int we are advised that oh new con-
s~;rsnoas for setting and working scenery have
,.an discarded and that no novelties Of this kind
lii he introduced. IL is satisfactory to know.
hovever that the stage has been carefully and
thoroughly made, and that il will be stocked with
fine scenery, aud furnished with every appliance
that can be needed for the perfect setting and embe
xishment of dramatic works. The lines of sight in
fhis theater are deemed as accurate as those
of any theater in the world; and, we have indi-
Gated. it's interior has been fashioned with careful
regard TO the best ascertained acoustic principles Ii
will be perceived that we describe unique struc-
ture, and one Of rare beauty. The ripe results OF
thought, of long experience. of frequent e1-
pertinent, and of taste that is both practical
and refined will herein be found embodied. Mr.
Observation-Disclosures by education, an architect and
q civil engineer-bas personally supervised the
building of the theater and has devised its decora
tons Ii is the child of his inventive genius and
has best wisdom, and there is good reason to anici
pate that the browning triumphs of his life viii be
achieved within its walls. At any rate the actor
will encounter no obstacle to the free application of
his best ideas, and the untrsmmeled exercise of
that brilliant intellect that has won him place
among the foremost workers of this age 10 the cause
of art aud thus of gradual aesthetic education,
INCIDENTS IN GENERAL
Edwin Booth, entering upon the third week
Of bis engagement at bis brothers heaer win appear
tois evening as Lucs Janus styled Brutas in John
Howard Paynes tragedy OF "Brutus the Fall
qun." This is noble effort in tragic art one OF
Mr. Booths best impersonations. Mr. w. g. Gilberts
nne play Of 1.-THE Wicked World" will he brought out
tonight at the Unionsquare Theater II succeeds Mr.
O. +. Rowe's drama Of The Geneva Cross" which has
had run-entirely brilliant and prosperous-oi seven
weeke. Miss Clara Morris will act in 1t,
making her first appearance at This theater.t Her
gsgement Is for two weeks. On the LIST OF December
she is to the Walnut Street Theater Phis-
delphia. "The Wicked World" Is to be presented we
understand in scenic dress Of extraordinary beauty
comedy by Mr. Rowe is preparation, succeed
a. whenever needed and In that Mr Rowe will effect
his temperance. Mr.. John E. owens commences an
engagement at Woods Museum tonight acting Joshua
REsrby and Scion Shfn0e 1t is needfu to bespeak
sOordia welcome for so great tavore. Mr. waack will
continue through the present week to act Hugh ohaco
Robertsons delicate and affecting comedy of Ours"
Miss JefreysLewis late OF Mr.. Manses Lyceum Thea
ter compsny-now disoanded-has been engaged at
Wsacks Thester. She signaed but little Esnserad0
in "NOtre Dame" but she is interesting young
element OF freshness to NJ walaoks troupe. Foote'S
eomedy of yhe Ear" adapted by Mr. Charles 4ataeys
n IN at walacks Theater. to succeed Ours
sals It will be remembered, one Of the long and
richly diversified series of pieces with which Mr. Wal
tack carried through, at his theater the e1raordi
nsrily brilliant season OF 1S7e7L IL was done
At wallsck's in April OF the latter year, |
and Mr.. wslack acted its hero. IL Will be |
drought forward we understand, on Nov. a. The sec.
0nd Of OF sunday eoDoerts-of sacred musicby
the strakosch Italian Opera Troupe occurred at this
theater last night Sunday concert also took place
last night at the Lyceum Thester in which Miss Anto
ola Henne Mr. Christian Fritsch. Senior Delgsdo and F.
Eben participated On Saturday afternoon Mr. Booth
acted Bsnediek and pleased numerous assemblsge at
Booths Theater Miss CarOtta Lecercq will repeat, at
Che Broadway Theater, her impersonation OF
Mercy Merriek, in Mr. Wnhe Collins's play OF
che "New Magdalen." We referred to this |
subject last Tuesday. 1t is difficult 70 endure |
with patience impudent Of the pester-
GUS heroine who is celebrated in this unvholesome and
ooncxious drama The dramatic art Is desecrsted by
such misuse Of the stage-nore especially when
sanctioned by an actress such signal talent and such
anushal fascination possessed BY Miss Carlotta
Iscercq. This lsdy's appearance In such play-and
her resoute adhesion to it, In despite OF all protest-s
only expoable by to the streak OF common
meas which was perceptible through her acting |
nom the first. Geor0aRa, In the play whose |
f.stidions taste will not permit her 10 |
beef steak and onions soon as she left to herself
The parable is not without its significance We have
only to add that people who are associated with these
dirty plays are very likely 70 come in for hard Knocks
Rose water will avail In all cases There must DC
boodv poses and cracked we are ever TO get
rid M the deprsyed drama In the Grand Opera House
Mr. DAILY will continue to present his wildly ABSURD play
Of . Flash OF Lightning" In Nibo's Garden Messrs.
Jarrett * Palmer will nightly offer the spectacle OF
1.-THE Black Crook with the best Of lite old features ana
With a number OF new This sort OF stun |
va ara willing TO believe. has done pretty |
na.r all the harm 1t do, and Ia nearly |
At an end In the Olympic Theater. MIR. Robert Nc |
wade OF Buffalo will keep Offering Tor another week.
MS exceedingly bad imitation Of Mr. Jenerson's Rtp
Far, WinkIe IN q mutilated version OF Mr. boucicsuts
drama and will continue, with Characteristic ngenu-
ousnes 70 set FORTH the paybills, that both are
ongipai" SO does the obvious ostrich stick her head
anto the sand and ondy imagine that nobody sees her.
In the Cooper Institute Prof Hartz will edfy the public
with Cannon ande DR.. Cotton will ethereahze
A. with Gas. In Balm Hall the travels OF
.Bunysn's Pilgrim will be indefinitely proionReo'
In Tony Pastors Opera House tho meio-
ous proprietor MARBLE and dlsport assisted by nu
yrerous tuneful and merry birds OF the night On sat
urday evening the exhibition OF Mr.. Barnums WORLDS
g.r wa. closed in this city, and that mammoth triple
sbor will now be displayed in sthercitles The Ameri-
can In,titute Fair was closed Saturday evening
Mr. Edwin Adams comes 10 the Olympic Theater next
Monday and he In turn will be succeeded mere w M
sS close at hand are the opening Of Days New Fifth
Avenue Theater, on Twentyeighthst, near brosuwey,
rsnfvsecond A. Attention is directed 70 perform.
proceeds of which viii be given 70 .he sun ha
srs by the recent pestence at Memphis-whlch VIII DO
given on December / at Robinson Hall.
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