New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
THE DRAMA.
BARNUAf.

BARNUM
Mr.. Barnum's Worlds Fair was shown last
night. under canvas, on Madison-ave, near Twenty
seyenh-st Ils an exhibition OF prodgious sze and it
comprises a wonderful variety of objects. 1t is triple
show consisting of Museum, Menagere. and Circus.
The atter-ed by Mr.. D. Castello,-is thoroughly well
organized and equipped One OF the hits OF last nights
performance was made by MI Sebastian, the bareback
rider who is bold and skful TO an unusual degree.
Mr.. Dave CASTILLO pupil Of Dan CASTILLO, very young
and daring lad, performed the difficult feat Of turning
somersault banner, and alishting upon horse
going at full speed The Circus features numerous
and were well contrasted; and the large assemblage
that witnessed them eyinced ITS satisfaction In copous
plaudits Upward of 1000 persons were present-a
very numerous thrOng, considering that the night
OF storm, closing vile day OF fog rain,
and threatening sky. Mr.. Barnums Worlds Fair il
shown immense double The display Of beasts
Is ma gnifcent II is made in a sklul arrangement OF
cages and with striking effect, To the department Of
cmi0sites II impossible, on this OCCASION TO give
more than passing glance The fact that Mr. Barnum
has made it may be taken a significant guarantee Of
its character. 1t includes natural monsters whom we
wish discarded but II presents Prof Fabers talk
ing inachne-a wonder often described and really i'm
pressive-and 1t rich In stuffed specimens of
ura history. II this be the aggomeration with which
Mr. Barnum traverses the United States there need
no wonder that he ful6s the letter the Injunction Of
Iago TO traverse" and put money thy purse" The
Worlds Fair is not to remain long, II Will
be seen every afternoon, well as every evening
OLYMPIC THEATER.
"Mons. ChoufllOuri," adapted from the
French Of Oenbach, sung aud acted last night at
the Olympic Theater presence Of about 400 persons
1t has been before the local stage under differ
ent name and under favorable circumstances than
those that surrounded IL last night At the best 1t Is
trhe Mrs oates acted with spirit II not with invara-
Die good taste The several noisy concentrated airs OF
this musical farce-in which there not a melodious
note nor a ray OF real humor. sung bv Mr.. H. T.
Allen and Mr.. W. ii. Tila with vigorous emphasis and
occasional CLEANS OF eomical mood. For the
most part. though, the representation was bald
and commonplace 70 rather an extraordinary extent.
Mr.. w. III. Crane refreshed the pOpuace with some Of
the ancient stage fun that Noah used enjoy, when
All that Gliters " acted before him, in the ark
Mr. Crane however Is clever az antc, and good deal
of an artist. Mrs Oates will take her benefit at the
olympic on Friday evening she deserves good one
vim good feeling and worthy ambition, and sue has
tribuied TO the innocent amusement OF her pu =ic
DRAMATIC NOTES
New features Will be added 10 the Black
Cr,o,U exhibition, next Monday, az NlblO's Garden.
A change of bin will occur at Daly's Broad
Thcatcr tonight "HcH 'ii' - ~ '"'' "''' az
pear as Frits.
Mr.. DaIy's old play of "Under the Gaslight T"
holds the ge OF the Grand OpCT. House TINS week
HIS "foly" entitled R0nnd Tue CLOCK VIII oe On'fed
on Dot. "a.
Mr.. Baruum's rocession-llustrativc OF his
Worlds Falrdd not take place yoste.ub, Oh account
OF the storm. II VIII, however move iou'' sii''" ~"
weather be pleasant
Salvini plays new part, this evening, at tne
Academy OF Musc-that ~ SHt'cfL, w, AClOi, 80
- understood To be Identical VITA Dlsid ddiTtc;; ~
"Wednesday afternoon salyin VIII acc AZ ths On,on
square Ihealer. rs SuHitun AMI on saturday a,ter
noon AZ 'ie lhrenm lheater ds Hanic IT'S lah. ~,
formahec o. VheHo lie 10 be NVon on Thursday o'ehns
ut the Academy.