The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24
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| GRAnAE-Nl lSALITsrEB-NIss ADELAIDE Phi
| LrPs-DIvEHs MEMS, ETC.
The dramatic events OF the past week inpolra'
and interesting. h'its Rachel has played Hermio p
(andromsque,l Thisbe (Anseiol and RoxsnA (laazei)
The house has not been qsie full during the drs
week. but the very high prices prs,ent the re,eps from
falling below the expenses. heavy they are. NJ. FcB
has made reduction in the prices, Dd the people ma,
now enjoy the luxury Of seeing Rachel ~ the dtocrsh
price Of dfty cents head while the psrquette seats
the best IN the bouseare sold "a two d<iars each.
series OF readings are also announced. to
The Tabernacle Tuesday evening next. Mile Iache
viii pay two weeks in Philadelphia, st tLe Wa
nut street theatre, and eight nights In Bos-
ton, probably at the Howard Athcneu,a. She
appears TO better advantage in a sn,an theatre.
think that With the readings and acting togeth,r th,
weeks receipts will be higher than those Of her rs four
nights, which over S1S COO,
The BROADWAY 1fhArM opened on Mondsy night with
Mr. Davenport who has played the parts
his 7g,7soire to good houses His SIR Giles Oyrrrcach
was tho best piece Of acting in thai way which has
seen here for long time The new COM
pany Rave all been received with favor. Mlss Manners
the @nr, made her debut In Gertrude Ia sIhe Loan Of
ioTer" She Is nrat actress with pretty face and
petite bn vel rounded figure. As vocalist she IL above
msdioery and she gare The songs belonging to the part
much effect by her fun soprano voice and good
method. Miss Fnma Harding also stranger 10
the American stage, made her debut IN a sketch
called The Tragedy Queen and very fayoraby
eeised The part IL buriesque throughout, and affords
no good test Of the Adys merit comedy actress II
very successful With the audience and tho isdy was
honored with call before the curtain Mr.. Chapman
the new comedian and fdycor s very good actor His
humor i sufficiently broad without approaching yugar
ty or bui,onery We notice t,at some of tbe actors
- 49, Al.
Il yalanced .inoe 49, thee Ian, y rba ,aea,a oox,
pentp never cnn be extended "a The stare al.hoel a
NAV invade tbe puplt and xe hone that Mr. Rate viu
raidy enforce the rulc and remorsecsiy sacrifice ali
the yhiskers rnourtaches. impcrisls. Sc no matter
how fascinating they NAV bo IN privato circles ur
poker,s new plav tFranoeses di p,,,in, j which 90
described yes,er5nv v,ilI ~ nrodpond an Wea,aoy
next.
wtrAc.ts nm ur1a-f,s,,o ~ rovof, a. b.,tn,
D,oa ,,n A. - nred,cod !, b,s reached ~ olexo,u,
n.re,rr,,,cc ard i on,o,no.a ~ c,orv sr,oin, III,
Hrtser notice.
Al Brur,,,a ,ba co,n.d, e.trn wotors r rcon !, III.
heen plavod .broueb ,he voel, ana /. on,o,nc,1 n,
anor,er
AZ Tie go1,ny q,,r,rpr Mr Il " w,rlacl r., ~.
finished tl,s 6rs. eel ~ st,r oneagor,e,,. ia Il ,u
eupported IN The leading u,r.s IL NJ JoL,sto, cd H.
Prior
We have received The programme sr the I,s,lo, oooo
for the next seasop of srtv niobts cor,neotn Catcher
q VIM. H. Paine ono az The princinal s,oclhoIso,s =,
sumes an The rsks ,and respoosbili,,ea or.
and ,,o n,,Ji, I,,o co,,ns,, ,,cl,as Md. r..,..
Mi. Jepaler slgnors prono,I uo,.ni ,nl amoIo Nv
have been rsenrneed Madame C,steuan tbo nr,,,a
donna from the Italian opera london will arrive oary
Ii October IL viii bo remembered .bat bo su,c Il xo
yo, soma egb, Years AGO. nhcn o,, :, cighosn .od
=, that t,rn. prf.,nee ,.,or, new i, -r,,to hos
bfes, engaged WIN has i hiu, ro,,t,,o, he co,,t
mental tsasrss Iis name s. Siylnni IT, is Sal to b
vouna and 10 is p,r,egaYy ccle,a.a m ,be exnonen
osthe music az Mese nd ., e ttronb,
'IIueueaos and Ito,Ie au yersu ,or,, n,, tbo r,
fosre he viii have rood oyportunv "a di.,lug,, him
.ef sirnor c,snari considered ono AZ s ba, ,asi ~
the dsy "a engaged These new artists have been selected
bysanor Mario. and WIN leave Earope on the 10Th rsop
,erber We ara toll That III. fss -, ,po ,rl ~ snI.,
did Tho painters baye been Al work since sly snd Ill
teen new and magnificent zots win b. added The lres.e,
s bc made either In Paris er here after pattern. -
from there n Mr. Paine Leops hi. proe Die ensuing
opera sea son I'll b. brilliant IN ,le cstsamc
new place Of amusement hss sprung up quietly IA
Broadway on tho ste az Woods Minstrel ,I No 4i4
which WA DESTROYED 81 are Last vlntor II includes
ban room AMI sracoua concert ha The lattcr viii
b. used by ur Wood for his entertainment. now given
Al Mechanics Uan No s72 Broadvay Tie lat narnol
u,nhas boen engage, bv Mr. robn n yc,too tho ,ce.t
M.caliEter. Vh0 yfll
commencing ahout In II, " october ~. baye MA
nothing IN the yay X Inc tfblae 81 j hore r. ino
trnc. and te caution IN III, j announce Lin = fo Nc
slllster-s Don't b frightened may be necessary. n
be Il aid H. be deoply learned IL tIoso oeent .t.4
fr which they u L. roa. people IN tho haH shell'
several hundred ,ears aco.
Mis- Aie,ile PhlIips native Il Phlaelphia arrived
in the last European steamer having anlshed her must
cal studies abroad Mis- Phillips Ia been IN mo s,age
over since she vas able % walk she hae been ballet
danear singer and actress IN Boston, when In e stock
company At tho Museum shc astonshea tho people by
her singing 81 th4 music 81 cindereia and come II to
soa usrn seus her - Europe whore ahe received Tho
instruction q Gssoa. she haa since played Arcsac0 IN
I" sesur.nis, 4 BsCscis, and othor contIato parta
Miss Phillips untitled p ercit ior hpr eaery snd Per
scverance.
The anneancemsnts AZ the ey leairos for ths eyrn-
M WI b. ound quite attractive
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