New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
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= IA@s eECoND sERIES-On WEDNESDAY
No. THZ DAUdHTER OF THE REeIMEyT,, =
The 80" e. 49, mag po11oasI
te11ed Seats 2 and s. 20 e lad At the Garden a. No
Wals at the Stationery Store Of MesSs Van SoTden
On TUESDAY win be sold the 81 ,es,s only
WEDNESDAY the 81 and remaining g sests'
In announcing the second series OF the Opera II is
deemed Necessary to offer remarks TO which the az
The manas aludes with some feeling Of pride 70
tho success that has attended the first series and to the
sasfschon the general srsrgeens-both on ana on toe
stageappear to have given Gs eDdeayor 10 please every
body only be fully appreciated by those who are aware
OF the difficulty attending Operate MANAGEMENT Inc
public however may rest ASSURED that no psrs wl De
spared 70 deserea contnna Of the patronage TINS Tar
extended a. well in the completeness OF the cast the va
Tety Of the reoroye, e perfection OF TIE Ss ~ scene
careful reheaTsa and uTemtting attention 20 AL those
minor detals-nsignicsut in thenselves-but without
which no justice can be done TO any important Hiunes
work
Operas nearly ell the former patrons Of me Opera wshed
TO their seas for all the nights TINS was respect
fully decned the past having abundsnty shown thai the
subscription system Of injustice 10 tse subscribers
themselves and to the public To the sserber CON.
pes them attend all operas however oien they might be
ubscrpton price as customary in Europe To the public
because the occasional visitor Is entirely pTeended from
getting seat according 70 his choice.
During the last fortnight however, the management has
received letters from business men, abiding &c
the npossbilty OF waiting hours, until the
crowd which usually throngs the Office o. the opening d.
nishes from ladies' who, unable 10 attend daily az an
early hour have intus their servants with the choice OF
their These TemOnsances hsye been so pressing,
that the cement srous Of odatnR the
public deemed II it's duty 70 pay immediate attention 70
them, end still fully adherng 10 al the rules laid down
during the first series proposes the following Modification,
which, il trusts viii meet with general approval
The diagram Of Niblo's Garden, expressly made for
Madame SOntags Opera nights contains LOO secured
besides sufficient standing room for 600 persons d.
vided into sixteen sectoDseg larger and eight smaller
In than four Of these secons oc lted IN
different and equally distributed parts Of the house, seex
may be secured in advance for six nights thus giving to the
public al the regular sale the day preceding the Opera
antoee IN the choice Of their seats IN the proportion
Of 10 that flor instance out OF 30 front seats go will
be open 70 be public the day of the SALE and 20 may be
secured for the series.
Parties therefore, DESTROYS Of taking seats for
will apply TO the respective ticket Offices at the Garden and
At No a Wallet and select their seats from that portion
Of the diagram, which will be marked for that purpose.
In conclusion, the management respectfully sOcs the
cooperation Of the public in putting down the traffic in
opera tickets in front OF the offices Many imposions
thus preciiced strangers by pGng off them andee
many instances Of inferior seats having been bought az
prices syaIagpg from g. to s. by parties who under
the impression (emanatiDg from speculators that all ses
sold during the day.
The cement has done everything to check this evil
that has been the community during the last
two years Two ticket Offices have been established for
this reasons and prevent all seats being bought up in
few hours The sale takes place two different days Bat
Is the law necessarily without power in tins matter the
remedy lies only with the public who by refusing to buy
tickets except at the two authorized ticket Offices will az
destroy the imposition. As general rule number
Of seats WILL in future b. expressly kept for sale the
evening of the performance.