The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-09
ETENIs IN THE THEATRES.
Uncle DanI In the broadway and New Dun
dreary In booths Theatre.

Mr.. Ben Macaulcy tonight presents at
the Broadway Theatre n character play entirely
new to this city. called Uncle DanL" 1t has
been highly spoken of in the West. and is said
to be a remarkable impcrsonation.
Mr. Deutsch who retains the management Of
Booths Theatre. will tonight give MS an en-
tirely new D'mhtnV in the person OF the we'll
known actor. Mr. George Parkos. The play Of
The American Cousin in which D'Wdredry
appcars. will bo enacted by Mr. HardenberG
Rose Isle. Laura Don. Nelly Mortimer. and
other acceptable PLAYERS.
On Monday Dee 10. the Evangolne Conbi-
nation takes possession OF Booths Theatre.
Niblo'- Garden is presenting the exciting and
interesting spectacle Of Around the World in
Eighty Days in style that attracts much at
tention. Humor. pathos, exciting incidents,
ballet. music and strong character acting make
this amusing drama popular. and the Garden
pr SCENTS nightly the refreshing picture Of
-" Ii Tnlismano." the last work # Michael
! William Bale. the greut Irish composer, will be
| produrcd to- night AT the Academy Of Music for
| the first time In lis entirety in America. II
| was given for the first time on any stage hy Col
Mapicson AT Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday
| evening. the llth of June. 1874. Christine
| Nilsson and CaWpunini sung the leading roles
NJ that time. " Il 'ial,smano' WIS again pro-
| ducci last wear at Her MaJrsty'- Theatre. with
! Nine. lt'lka oerSter. Nuihpanlhl,, Nalassl,
| and Del Pucnte. and. though given late
n the season, IT. made h SaGGh a snrnc "a,
! 4 six times during the BALANCE OF mo seas 1n
| Tho music allotted 10 run PdfdGcnd seemed
| TO have been written for Nine Gersicr, and She
| made the opera popular in EnElAnd'Ulmost inn
| mcdiatcly. Tho production on Monday oven
| ing at thc Academy again under Mr.. Maple
sons management. will be II most important
| one, and will mark one OF the events
Of the present operate senson Bale ~
n favoritc composer. and nowhere better
| known or more popular than in America. Col.
Mapeson has perceived this. and Is ably adj
| ministerng Ia II in the mounting. setting. COS
tuning, and cast Of the picturesIu9. romantic
| work. II will bee followed Wednesday hy II
BarbIeTe di s2yiElia, and Friday by the last
| last week hut one Of the present season Of her
Majcsb's Opera Company at the Academy OF
Do Murska appears tomorrow night At tho
Brooklyn Academy with Frlisch, Levy and
The Globc Theatre in Broadway will he
reopcned on SniurdaX evening, Dec. a.. with q
new play by v; T. Barnes, cui,,ted "qnnly \
and very strong company have boon engaged
and the enterininmcnt offered az popular prices
Donald Mckay with his band Of scouts and
Indians appears t9-hiEini IN Inc boWrr{ lhrtl
ire in the play called The Trapper's Ddugh'
| ter Tho regular company ot the theatre WI
present m 4diluon, the popular drama u
The spectacle Of cinderella" with n large
array 81 pretty children. may now be enjoyed
4 conct'rt in aid ~ Miss Lcesotts Home fol
business Women is To be- given in Steiuwn,
Rivc-King Emily Winunt. IIolcp Amos VIM
Courtney. Eurico Campohcllo. and /. Quicker
| are the attractions offered.
Tho Folly Theatre. nj Greenwich avenue an,
| Twelfth street. WAS closed ou saturday evening
after less than two weeks of bad business. /
was the old Columbia Garden, TRANSFORMED
! into a pretty theatre, with lplilug rhalts, cur
peted floors, and plentiful DECORATIONS. The
lessee was Ninon Duclos. who had manngc'
burcsquc companies in various parts ol th'
country. Little Bopeop.' hurlcsqur, wa
acted 10y a weak company. Tho audience
were small, and tho final disaster was hurried
| hy a th'putv sheriff.
In The Filth Avenue Thoatrc this eycninl
Edwin Booth will appear for the last time bu
| ono in Tho Fools Revenge