, 1873-08-19

After doing good Bervico for the drama in this
city, Mr. Hooley haa committed tho error Of produc-
ing upon tho bonrds Of his thentre Sensational,
stupid piece, which possesses other merit than
that lts suggestive naHe has plsced it In demand
AMONG man19cra. We hayc boon threatened
with "The New hIagdalcn" for aome time.
It was appropriately produced for tho first no at tho
Goba Theatre, whore 1t ehould hBvo been allowed to
remain. It is impure In every way. It ts not a
portrait Of Hoc1a1 life, but rather q combination Of
sbsurdiuos from beginning To end, and % differ
ent from tho bright things wo have beon
accustomed to see ut Hooley'a as Ii possible
to conceive. The heroine Of the ROMANCE IL
3 woman Of the town. This ono insignificant draw
back excepted che Is paragon Of virtue. full Of In
tense sympathy with what u good; generous, forgiv-
Ing exalted In hcr moods, noble In her aacrcea and
unusually handsome. It ia true Bhe ts guilty Of auch
peccadll1oes lying, theft and FRAUD added to that
tr1h!ng lapso Of virtue whose consequences tho novel;
list depcta unjust aud Bcandalous To modern soct
city. Tho villain Of tic piece ts young woman Of
Questioned VIRTUE with tic exception Of which tri1ing
Recommendation to favor she IL dend In hunan
form narro, SUBTLE bigotsd, treacherous, msrcona-
r., nngratcful, bilious. aud-11omely. Tho leading
mAlc characters sensational preacher, who is not
40 much Of preacher aa . clown; and . fashionable
gentleman wlo Is not geu.lctnau ut al, but b
clustering sneak. A largo numbcr Of bad qualitica
ore bestowed upon him to prepare tho reader for bis
Drowning oHenSe. This ia his refusal to forgive tho
deprayed creature who has dupcd him, aud his reoc-
ttou Of har hand, profored with brazen impudonee
after tho discovery Of tho fraud. The plot ia
strausd the ,aciaoats Of 'onsat!9nsl t.,9,a
shock to those who have been accustomed to believe
the clergy gifted With even On average amount Of in
tegeucH and discipline Of paBsiou Apart from tho
morality Of thu piece 1t Is fitted only for drama-
tic um!nary who can, by the force and niHh Of hcr
deem 1t from the verdict Of stupidity which m intol
gent audience must rondor.
"The Romance If roor Young Man y VIVA given
again last eyenlug at Mavicter's THEATRE, to good
hoso THIS elegant drama VIII % Gn5 ~ b. q played this
se seohy ps sseny oroSshs @ s enoyaSs
nA1tNuM'B oIncUs.
Tho great moral show has already taken up Its quar-
tess ard delighted thousant4 Of leope Tho dlstribu-
ion Of In o9
tho streets proclaimed for tsof the hoats Of Darnu
II tho mere preminlr1oB wore impressive, tho e1-
rectationn awakened by them were more than
Feaixod, and tho charaoter Of tho whole performance
Gnss e. ss sssa spy se st
horuemanuhtp, such collection Of material before,
smng % adveriseaents do not e1sgserats tue truth, IS
those who visited the show Yesterday afternoon
ss s % sSe n .nns x Asz s tssy so.. ss % @.
" 70 obtain them before going there. Thoy may DO
had .. Lyon T. Healys musio atore. cornor Of ssato
aud Monroe streets. --........-..-
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
A complimentary concert will 10 given at Evanston
On Thurstay evening to hr. &. il. 5ott, for long
time tho basa singer IN tho Plymouth Church clur of
this city, and who Is about To eayo for Boston to
| tiuue hia muhlcal studies.
UNION HAHK.
Tho programme for tho Union Park music this evoo-
| ing Ia III follows:
TAnTIs
!, paradB March.
q Concert Overture.
| Q. Artst'a Life-Waltz, Btrauss+
1. Infellos tArts from Erna1l" with tromboue
| solo}.}
| 4. potE0ur1i National Airs.
| &. Apollo 0a1op.
PART q.
7, Overture 10 Tntl1a,"
8. hlgnonb Bong-Bolo for Cornot.
O.. Belectlons from Martins"
10, New YlBnna Waltz-Htrauss.
I H.: Alpino Bells-rolkx M&xurkA.
II, EaForlte March.