The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-12
Theatrical Observation-Disclosures Explosion
between Lola Monies md her Manager
Tom Hambiin and the Bowery Theatre In
Rl0ze a Glory.


Blaze of Glory.
| The sudden disappearance of Lola Monies from the
stage Of excitement, war; and oy which she has
long moved played and had her being has great
blank in this city among that large portion OF its denizens
who took such lively interest in all the details of her
life OF dancing, playing fighting and anti-Jesuitism
Among this class of our citizens the most prominent
thought in their mind and inquiry their lips is,
has become of Lola Is she is in the hands Of the
Phstnes have the csuits got hold of her and shut
her up for in of their gloomy 80 TO
these inquiries reply that Lola is neither in the hands
Of the Jcsuts has she assumed the veil though the
Jeus weud be delighted TO catch her doingt bat the
fact Us she has not been able Of Late to kick up
with any distinguished porsonages. She has been play
ing Of late at Philadelphia and Washington; but though
she exercised all her talents in the capital she couldn't
manage to get the President any of his administration
Senators members Of Congress- into position TO
have grand explosion with them They all too
much engaged in quarreng among themselves about tho
future Presidency to devote any time to the fascinating
foreign spirit Of fun, fighting. and frolic
Lola terribly chagrned at her intentions in that
line being frustrated by the inaenton to her of the great
men Of Washington and So as drner resort she had to
fall back again her old platformthe platform of 9s
which IT, fighting with her managers She has set at
naupht all her engagements, threatens to horsewhp
of the New York Philadelphia and Washington theatres
who she says has been corrupted by her relentless pese
cutors the followers of Loyola and ndustrousy
the followers Of Lola Indeed believers in the
immigration Of souls imagine that the spirit of the
ourder Of the Jcsu has reappeared in the form Of the
deyiish Countess attracts the attention Of his followers
now strongly it did in it's original state, and n1u
enccs the mad fances of hor brains and the eccentric
kicking OF her heels. In support Of this idea they think
that her name also Is but abbrevation of that of Fa
ther Ignatius However this may be, il must be admit
ted that Lola has made great noise in the world and
Influenced its movements much did the ambitious
monk. She has made fresh coup d6ta discharged
all her old cabinet and managers, and moustachoed
counts, and all, and has formed a democratic
head Of the great Bowrry theatre His ExccleDcy Tom
Ilambn-thc everlasting TOMS about to enlarge and
beautify his establishment velvet cushion all the seats
increase the prices and place It, in point rank talent
aud fashion, above all the other institutions Of the kind
in this city For the last few years Broadway and all in
Broadway have been descending In the scale Of respect
ability IL received too great increase Of fashion
able saloons and rowdyish grog shops II has ceased
be the promenade Of the respectable classes and fallen
completely into the possession Of foreign adventures
home politicians fashionable gamblers genteel blackegs
and s,gar smokers Of every order The glory OF Broadway
has departed and the Bowcry is hcncciorth to make
revolution and try to be the resort Of fashion elegance
spendid tboroushfsre laid down with Russ pavement