Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
Theatricals.

Fanny Els,lcr still remains in town, recovering
rapidly from the effects Of the last summers cam
paisn. She is still preparing for trip to Havana
and New Orleans, and will not return to Paris uh
next sprinp. Set that down settled. she mas
played alb; 1T sixty-6ve nights since her advent
here-and estimating the ret proceeds al gov
per night she will have cleared SaZ'ooV dSr-
ing the past season. This amount, deducuAs her
expenses, she has invested in American STATE
stocks-part in New York city stocks, bearing re-
sular interest of and per cent Power ACTOR
invested his proceeds in U s. Bank stock, ana 'oS'
GIG 500 by the fall, when he sold out. MT "ooa
also invested his earnings in o. 3 Bank, on the ao
vice of Prime, Ward Il Co, and wouid lose
alt oOO IL he were 10 sell out now Fanny has been
more prudent than either, or has got better ADVICE
Che leaves 10 day or %. morrow for Charleston Ha-
vans, and New Orleans. She has been busy for a
fortnight, preparing dresses and renovating her
pins. Since her last engagement In Philadelphia
she would not engage with any manager, although
she has had several offers. Burton wanted her to
PLAY only one highland offered her the whole re-
ccipts. She refused. Simpson wanted her-Wi!-
son wanted hsr-but she refused all. Indeed she
has been engaged in negotiating with the opera
people of Paris, and carrying on long diplomatic
cores pondence, that for month she had no time
to dance at all Ii seems that the Partisan managers
have threatened, and scelded, and prosecuted, and
received $4,000 Of damages for breaking an en-
ya,emept she never entered into. All this is
fanfaranade If the Partisan dirseteurs are saucy,
or insist upon the ridiculous penalty, she will never
return to Paris. She will make $4,000 in her
southern trp-and if she remains ON this continent
for the next three years, she can clear $4,000 per
anpum. invest it all in American stocks-leave the
IF nd ipco
Of $40 900, an ravel over England, Italy, Germany.
like beautiful Marquiss, in her own chariot. A
&, for Paris Who cares for Paris Not Fanny
Els,ler.
Braham is singing and playing to crowded houses at
IN. National Theatre Philadel phia--the Woods and
Brouah have gone to Boston, to fulfil engagement,
and will then in few days, depart for the south.
Mrs. Fizwillsm opened last night at the Park, to
a tolerable house. Braham succeeds hci, and will
undoubtedly create a great enthusiasm for time
At the National "Don Giovau" has been brought
out in the original. Opinions differ a. 10 its success
sriailure-but in music where such crisis differ.
cuce sf opini takes place, it inevitably ends in
failure The National has a chequered career be-
fore it-and when such a man as Waiiaek broke
down, what ordinary mortal can expect to Triumph
The Chatham is invariable succcssful-Mtchelrs
Olvmpic generally so-Niblo, when he does any
thing does we'll But the horses and the two Am
nb;,bes,res in the Bowery, are the great cards du
ring the present winter North at the Bowery, and
Turner at the Circus enjoy exerucisting popularity
among tho freauenters of the legitimate horseman-
ship.
Mrs Sutton is winning golden opinions IN hos
ton The Baltimore Theatre has been sold at half
priee TO a rich Hebrsw, who will probably resell IT
ia ,om. new sect Of Christians. Reljgion-not The
a,,ir.I.-aourishes best in Baltimore.