New-York tribune., 1883-12-17

ended at the New Park Theatre, and amediocre oham
bermad actress Miss Lizzie Harold. has made hersen
conspcuous in It. This is the work concerning whicn an
industrious gentleman named Comley has, for many
months been sending forth letters circulars telesams
notices statistics revenueables biographical sketches,
graphs threesheet posters, procamatons
prize packages and prophecies. Now that u mas peeh
launched upon the capital this food Of ststoneEy ETY.
respectfully recommended to permanent residence west
OF the Aleghanies.
'Hazel Kirke," with Mr.. COuldOck, Georgia
Cayvan DE wofEopper J. q. Grshame, Dominick Muir
ray, Ada Gilman. Mrs. E. L. Davenport Cecile Rush
and W B. Cah in the cast win be given at the Grand
Opera House during Christmas week
The new style of an old place is " Haverly's
San Francisco Minstrel and Comedy Theatre" This OF
course. will shortly become "Haverlys Theatre" and
we nav expect TO here the customary round of Roland
Cheeks and Curtis POsen and all the rest of he qI
announced to appear at the Peoples Theatre Deee
Der II.
Mr.. Richard Mansfield has departed from the
Third Avenue Theatre with that particularly nasty play
"A Partisan Romance" and with his highly offensive ex-
hbiton OF cleyerness the Cherra 1t is pity
that Mr. Mansfield cannot find decent theme for the dis
play of his talents No good OF any kind whatever, Is
accomplished by the presentment Of rotten old French
bertne struck with paralysis 1t may attract attention
TO Mr. Mansed-but that is ALL and since that Is done,
the sooner he utilities his opportunity the better for his
exhibtons-as some novests do-by saying that they
teach lesson so does sewer gas but people should
not for that reason, be expected TO breathe It,
There exists such widespread public ignorance
concerning right and wrong could he thought 70 need
stage precept and enlightment Morality is quite able to
take care OF itself 1t is the claim OF taste and refine.
ment that ought to be considered and that society ought
noble thoughts and cheering influence Enough OF putrd
y and likewise enough of didaoticsm has been Afforded
| and endured In Mr.. Mansfelds theatrical company
new player Mrs. Watson OF Canada has made pleasant
mpresson here by the dignity and grace OF her demean
or and the tone OF refinement and cultivation tat per.
vades her acting Nine Janauschek appears at the Ihu
Avenue Theatre tonight.
Judge G. c. Barrett's play, can American
Wife" ar that title does not get itself changed in the In
terim) will be done at wallaCks Theatre tomorrow
evening 1t will be relief have this work launched
for has been on the ragged edge" of disclosure for
number years. In prehistoric times it was called The
watchword," and the watchword was duty. Mr. DAILY
and Mr.. Palmer, among others, once had
thoughts of bringing It forward, but their virtuout
intentions went into Dr. Johnsons famous pavement.
Lately Judge Barrett has rewritten the piece, and, OF
course has improved It. So sound a scholar, and SO
simple and direct writer could not fail 10 do this with
any specie OF prose composition The author has made
known as to marriage and divorce his liberal views
particularly as to alleged injustice TO women As matter
OF fact whatever may happen to be the law the women
have everything pretty their wayin American
society and the male bird counts for little In Judge
Rorrett's pay however a Case is supposed" and the
benevolent author applies his genial and magnanmous
doctrines by making his hero defy convention and act
W i'm he grandeur of man in lovc-whO Of course II
always a wise ard sacred cXemplar OF wlat human
condnct ought to be. Mr. OsmOnd Tearle viii mpart
tender charm the occasion by enactng his hero And
the Eyre brothers will promote the general JOY