New-York tribune., 1874-12-17

department OF his show TO satisfy the popular taste and
ful the rosiest antcpations Of pleasure that merry
makers and tho juvenile population entertain His
fine agere has been augmented by the addition OF
divers and interesting beasts Tho races aro con-
stanty varied. The oriental pageant Is increased In
variety and splendor. Aud o new Pdntomime l. In
preparation for Christmas week.
MR. MACCABE.
This mOnOogne artst-now established at
Robinson Hal-presents ia revised form, his enter
talnment entitled "BegoDe Dali Care" Mr. Maccaoe
possesses In unusual degree, the power TO amuse
be IS good actor, flne mimic and fair vocalist Ie
appears In many characters and ho uses Win good
effect talent for playful sarro on human foibes ana
social defects His influence s GOOD, his spirit Is genial
mud he aphy MS enc gay hOliaY uucS tnIousn td
now to pass. l. should particularly he notcn
thar Mr MaccsDe IL not simply repeating the same
orcis that lie gave in stcinway Hil bus mat ne has
added many features TO the best hits in Ills orgna
p'''' GRAND OPERA ROUSE.
The spectacle of "The Black Crook" il In
tho fourth week OF is new career the Grand Opera
House Readers not nect TO be told that 1t Is gay
spectacle The fact of s continuance is tho chief one
TO be noicd. Attractions that seldom Io,@ tiglc
well done on this stage az in Nibio's Theatcr
LYCEUM THEATER.
Miss Emily Soldene's engagement ut the Ly-
Thcatcr Will end the 81 OF January. 1915 Chi
peric." in It's English dress occupies the stage OF
Tic Lyccum and The levy and ddroeLy OF Opera B9utf,
upon the popular taste "The Princess OF Trcbizonde
| Is Al PREPARATION.
UNION SQUARE THEATER.
The closing representations OF Loves Sacrl-
flee" tnYio tho public attention, az this tneaer Miss
Rose Eytince Mr. f. f. MlckIy, and Mr. Stuart Robson
as Mlryarei E'morc Paul Laf0nt, end Jean Ruse-are
seou IN Brilliant light, IN this strong drama; and In
general tho peco IS presented IN manor boih creLlta
Mcpd ~ vii! be prodnccd Mr. n H. Jlcks1n's dramatic
adi ID alton OF "The Two Orphans" from inc tFehca
| vi MessEs Dcnnery and Cormon,
wALLACK'S THEATER-
Mr. Boucicaulfs play of "The Shaughraun
mas proved rho great Of tho dramatic season.
Wallact'. Theater IA crowded nshtlv and this pure
and deeply Interesting drama IS cxerling hgA nnu-
good upon the public mind as wen as anorlng
genuine pleasure to all classes OF theatrical spectators
OLYMPIC THEATE2.
| Mr.. Pooe's burlesque Of "The Black and Tan
Crook" has proved popular at the Olympic Theater The
attendance there Monday night was large, and tho
assembage followed with interest and hearty laughter
the really clever and amusing travese OF tho famous
| spectacle. Me.srs. Rckey and Bdrney-vho are pro
! di!ious favores with tho populace-appearei in two
| larces, aud created q storm OF merrment Mr.. sol
the fun Oi the hour, and won the emphatic pauds OF
the crowd. Many novelties are promised iDr tao Christ
the variety theaters city, and Oisrs entertain
| ment unequaled In lta kind at this time.
| BRYANT5 OPERA HOUSE.
IF Mr.. Bryant would be little careful about
his jests minstrel entertainment that he gives
| would be perfection In this line II leads wonderful
| company. and his auditors are made 80 comIortaDe
with laughter that they may be said to bid farewell 10
| every TO- r. and wipe their weeping eyes"
| SAN FRANCISCO MGNsrRELS.
"The Black Statue has been set up in the
cheerful new opera house Of tho San Ffancsco hDres
and NIr. j. H. CARL has appeared there with eminent
success Mr. Birch has his sprained ankle an
il conemp ltine grand farewell festival with torch
light procession. The wdcgish Mr. Bdckus Is no n.arer
| tBAn to green and yellow melanoholy-lnd the
requeGtcrs ot ,hs hal. leave all their ares behind