Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

to ode tbs tyranss" kis, however, somewhat unfors
tunstc for mia gestemsn, that Rame sshe OF MS,
has lately Sesa dosg ite in the rannsesl lins at
the Bowery, and skhouSh his efforts may have been
much 10 his saesiacton, believe he HAS tound
very few adsircrs imita<ovs. We presume they
fore chat the new Mr. shaw will rot follow N the
footsreps Of h iliusrpisus predecessoS In eosnedy
with Power and Piascids, they may certainly do
| something, especially with the assistance OF Miss
Pocs and Oh acquaintance Of the Starry Theatre,
My Fitzwillism. BY the way however, st VS.
here Garrett an srror a the Conrers, with respect
to tsose two ladies IL Miss Poole is lone a the
iness women in Londoa," either the women shere
have sadly dego5erated since we knew the great
WeD, OF Miss Paels must have strangely altered. IN
her appearance. In time she was OF pertite
Inquire, with rather preSr face Neithepwas she
called peerless Poole, because of hor upesla.
i've bearty, bat from the fact Of there e'sting IN
the puTsieus Of London, a small spring Of water,
winch bNs always borne thatappcllation. Miw Fits
wiiiamy che Courier seems to consider about ~
much OF an admirabl> Chricaten the ladies',
refer hichings Is aiming the male animals
Zone who sfag,, dane Is. 6ghss;"
IN short does every thing but Nv hat the exc aptiors
Is we VIII not say at preseps Lest however, the
public shorts be disap ,cnted insMrs Fzwilliam, in
consequences vi this f6nrish Of the Courier -
can assure them that she wcasd hink of
playing Lady Macbeth than shs would of leadin -fhe
orchestra, ard that she more resembles Miss yres
than any 9th actress we have oar eye at pre-
sent.
In opera, the Park viii rely on Gssibiei and Mss
Jnverarity, but they viii not be able % bear away
the palm fromsSLirref, Bailey, ard Wilson, unless
the Park management support thsm with some . rod
second rate singers, and chorus efficient botf IN
nnmbers and rSusical attachments. In ballet, M
Simpson must provide the same ad junets-or fail.
Vow let rs cSk at the seree of The National. For.
rest - too well known and appreciated to need w
comment fual house rsay, therefore, be calcula-
lated for every right during his engagement Cm
any one doubt bs Charles Ksan ana ande nhof III
Walacks and Clsnnor? OF Miss, Vandenhof the
Loadon critics have spoken fayofahly but indepen-
dent OF that circumstances, the rarity Of debutaAts
in the higher walks of the drama Cannot fail to pro
attractive to such lovers of novelty the denxens
OF this city. In comedy, the National appears lit
tlr the weaker Of the two, bat not saf;cient, be-
lieve, to turn the scale, provided Waliack brings,
some novelties in the shape Of interudes and arces
and scientifically concentrates the talents Of Brow
Mitchell, and Williams, sose nights when Mems.
Alexandra and Yankee Hill appear To bear away
the palm, every thing must he in keeping-we must
not have part well played and two Starred over.
In OPERA they have the BRILLIANT tenors and the
same seconds last season and though the troupe
will sadly miss Seguia, still it is highly probable
that Wallack has, this, provided = substitute Of
equal alent and ability to supply. his, place.
The public will thss perceive that the rival
houses nearly balanced and that % the perscve
rance and tact Of their respective managers they
must after all, depend mainly for success. The truy
gle will be desperate for the artunes Of each depend
upon the result The outlay OF bsth has been unlmi
Ted, and to succeed or even get bare return upon
the capital employed themsst energetic competition
must be kept up, coute qui coms The Park has the
heaviest rent, but as counterpose it holds trife
when filed and possesse more attractive and
situation. There s.no doubt but their
expenses without the stars. will be upwards Of $500
per night, and the refore they have audience
which average will yield $50 throughout the
he season. The expenses Of the National are cacu-
lated in the best informed circles, at $780, exclusive
Of stars and 10 pay they must take $780, or lose mo-
ney The question then is can the city sustain.
three large and three small theatres and that ques
lion will be tested before another year expires
est affe ct he e-l
~ or the small houses IN. Chatham street-but
think differently and when the arrang me nts>
made by the minors, we shall give reasons SOS
holding that opinion.