New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
NIBLO's GARDEN. Madame III son
IN TAGS SECOND SERIES-On WkDNEsDAi,
January o. VII BE- peri rrled -,-,.,,,-,
rug DIfTdIIER OF THE REGIMENT.

NTIBLO's GARDEN. Madame II: son
IN TAGS SECOND sERIEs-On WEDNESDAY,
January fH n ~ pAEduTE NERO OF THE REGIMENT,
Mare ..'....................Msd H. sONfAG
The Sergeant BAg,.r Tonic ia :; The sIsea :. So
IS Wal st. At the Stationery Store Of Aessrs an No1en
On TUESDAY viii be sold tie a. seats only, on
WEDNESDAY the 81 and remaining g sea1
10 .,or,e+,, tie sscond serie. Of the Opera it s
deemed necessary 70 offer remarks 20 Wch me IL
tenion Of the public is respectfully called =.
The management audes with some feeling Of prlse 20
the tbat has attended the fret series and to The
atisfscton the general sHnsements-both on a on .1o
,tssespPesr 70 hsys gwen M @ ,bnae are awse
Of the difficulty attending Operatlc manaaefbeh s
public however may rest assured that 10 Pesa' 81 ~
spared to deserve contnna Of the patronage TINS M
extended az well in The completeness Of the cast me va
riety Of the repertoire the perfection OF the fsss ~ 49,
careful rehearsas and unremittins attention 70 AZ 49,
minor detals-nsignfcant In themselTes-but without
which justice can be done to any important iAasc@
When Madame sOyTAG announced her first series Of
Operas nearly al the former patrons Of the Ora Vised
10 secure their seats for al the nights Ths was respect
fully decned the past having abundanty shown that the
subscription system Is one OF injustice 70 I've
ssa % iae borse of en- the, might be
giyen during the season, without redncon IN the
subscription price customary IN Europe 10 me p16hc,
because the occasional visitor IL entirely pecuded rom
getting a seat accord ng to he choice.
During the last fortnight however, the management mas
received numerous letters from business men, auudng 10
the mpossbihty OF waiting two hours until the
crowd which usually trongs the Office % the opening a.
uDishes; from ladies' who, unable 10 attend daily g. az
early hour have intrus their servants win the cho'c OF
their seats These have been 20 pressing
that the MANAGEMENT ever of ACCOMMODATING the
public deened il it's duty pay immediate attention to
Them snd sii fully sdhering TO ell the rules laid down
during the first series proposes the following Modification
which il trusts, will meet with general approval:
The diagram Of Nb3o's Garden, expressly made io5
Madame Souiags Opera nights, contains ,NO secured
seas besides sufficient standing for Loco persons d.
yded into sixteen secOnseight larger and eight smaller
ones In than four Of these sections located "a
different and equally distributed parts OF the house, seaa
public the regular sale the Day preceding the Opera
in the choice Of their seats IN the proportion
OF 10 that flor instance out Of 30 front seats 90 Will
be open the public the day Of the sale and 20 may be
secured for the series
Parties therefore DESTROYS Of taking seats for series
will apply 20 the esfectve ticket offices at the Garden and
No IS WAst and select their seats from that portion
Of the diagram which will be marked for that purpose
la conclusion, the management respectfully socts the
cooperation Of the public in putting down the raic IN
opera tickets sJr0nt OF the Office Many mpontons are
thus practced by pamDg OF on them sndee
tickets with cid checks for secured seats and there are
many OF very inferior having been bought al
the impression, (emasng from specuaors tha' all seats
were sold during the day
The msnag ement has done everything to check this evil
that has been growing tne community during the last
two wears Two ticket Offices have been established for
this ard 70 prevent all seats being bought mp IN
few hours the sale takes place two different days But
ms tie law necessarily without power in tins matter the
remedy lies only withhe public who by refusing to buy
tickets except the two authorized ticket offices will az
once destroy the imposition. As general rule number
Of wi future be expressly kept fOI sale on the
evening of the performance.