, 1874-11-22
THE ATLANTIC GARDENS.
4 Hall DESERVING tho Immediate Ak
1cutioQ Of 1he Police 81:

4 Hnll Deserving the lnmodiate At
scntiop Of 1he Police. ".','.
Satan has built new stronghold at No. SO
South Clark street in the shape of- = ."patlog
entertainment" alias "varieticn,'' Of very low
and ob:cepe type. Tho hand bill gives the fol-
lowing List Of :" officers =: Henry Tuckho1n, pro
prietor; Charles H. Russell, stage-maoager: n
zsrney, leader of ''orchestra E. .sfaasoq,
planlht. .:'.'.
TIE "paRIoR;r
in the back end OF which very dngy platform
answers for q "'stage.'' is reached by passing
through an ordinary 1ager-beer. saloon, decorated
with barrels, and papered with huge red cards.
bearing the cheering and Eoul-inBpiring legend !:
"Rutt4s oysters, Is centa."' Through The dim
viata OF this cheap establishment a
glimpse can be had Of rows OF seats
and several tahles, which 6u tho ...auditozinm ~
of the thea.re.'' Upon the stage sits the per-
son called RUSSELL danked right and Left by aosnc
very tawdry aud prazen-Ioeking females, and by
B couple Of lbels on the genuine Ethiopian in
the shape of >superlativel5 asinine "end-men." !"
The *'audience is generally made up OF t3e
bhoy element-tello~a, who chew tobacco
heroely, wear the peahs Of their railroad caps
low over their eses, and habjtpally keep the COL
lars of their c6ats on line With their ears.
Russell. the "Btage-manager." does not apply
burnt cork, although he is ths interlocutor. One
BENSON OF this incnngxuity il, no Doubt, that the
3 manager -, ",wea1s summur costume Of gray
cloth. very greasy, unh which IN unusually
dark complexion would not agree.
THE ORCHESTRA,
comprising fiddler and a pianist, is located on
the left hand OF the manager, just at the foot
Of the platform. The first part Of tho perform
ance is arranged like that pt the minst1eya With
71f raS- t114 -.
women take the places Of teuors and barltones.
The t. Atlantic Garden" " has recruited Six OF
these females, and more uuinterestiug Set OF
:bipeds the eyes of man OF beast meyer beheld.
The cunV Versation indulged n'by the interlocutor
and end-men is Of the BtupiIcss kind Imaginable
Not 3 single ray OF Emattness can, BY any acct
dent, be brought to redeem tho general dullness,
unless, indeed, filthy innuendo, Of tie most 'un-
mistakable kind, can be called dmp1ayof brill
iancy. + was s, netieeable 70 The :Th!pgSE re-
to observe the ,styte OF 5he thing. thst the
.tlthier we're the utterancee from THO stage the
more hilarius and ,etampingly eathuslastic. did
the ~Ipfeianly :andience become But the !" At
:lantlc' cannot fail 10 -drav /. cToHd. when it
.onarea8 ~ -. : 4,,, 1,*,,.xa II ~ =:
for admiss on, and raturos q t-oent check for
glass OF beer. As The = performance" is kept
hanging on frem 1880 e.elock- in the evening until
midnight, it will be seen that = single glass Of
average roudy. and that, Therefore, rhe bar is
sure to profit By The deceptive hberality Of the
proprietor
Il is very remarkable that the band-b:us con-
tain . number Of adjcctlres, P-ef1ed to, OF
following, the names Of the different pcrsons
rho figure in the beaaty entertainment Thus
ne have the ''re-engagemen1 OF
MISS DORA BISHOP,
the eycr-popu1at ee1io-comc vocalist" q vouau
with > fine, muscular paynque, Toluptuous