The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29


LAURA KEENEs NEW MISUNDERSTANDING AT
FIBLo's GARDEN THE ITALIAN OPERA-THINGs
AT THE CITY THEATRES.
The new theatre-Laura Keene's varieties-now in
process erection by Mr.. John NJ Trmbe In Broadway
near Houston street, Ia rapidly approaching completion.
situated the lots numbered 622 and 624 Broadway
and bounded the east by Crosby street. The aud.o
rum will seat thousand I've hundred persons. There
will be spacious parquee balcony, boxes and upper
her In the lower part Of the house the uniform price Of
nifty cents will be the charge for all the seats with
charge for reserved places. The stage Is seventy
four feet in depth by fifty five in width the auditorium Is
seventy four feet by sixty and the extreme height from
parquette TO dome nfy-nye feet The house will
be built In the most substantial manner, and deco
rated with that taste and elegance for which the
direciress distinguished. Mr.. rrimble has pushed
Nrward the work with his accustomed energy, and the
roof will be put during the present week. The the
atrc win be finished by the 2Sth Of October and be
opened about the LIST OF November Mr.. Trlmble owns
the theatre and has leased to Miss Keene for five year,
He desires state for the purpose Of at putting
stop 10 rumors that have been circulated in theatrical
circles, that Miss Keene having fulfilled her agreements
with him to tho last dollar 1t her theatre for the time
specified above and that all reports the contrary
without the slightest foundatn in fact. Miss Keene
pres. playing at the Holiday stree. theatre Baltimore
and Notwithstanding the fact that the prices TO all parts
OF the house double the usual rates. the theatre Is
nightly crowded to Her company at the Varieties
will include Of the best artists In the country and
with her talent popularity and indomabe perseverance
he success seclaF TO be beyond peradven,ure.
Tho German Opera, at Siblos Garden, improves
"Masnuel4' Gope, Saturday last to very good
house, with Nine Won BerEa as Elvira Nile windei as
Tcuelia, Herr Tchanoscr Masauiclo and wolnloh
Arhonso. Neurieo was Of course not 10 BIO compared
with OF tic 1ta ian represent iyes OF The part. but
Pickancscr vas than respectable in 1t. lie has
rood voice and plenty of Of biz tones are exqu
sc bat be has been In bad school, and both in acting
and sing ne 70 be s,ran5g for something beyond
his powers. The tarcdroe In the second act failed for
he above reason, bat the duct between the tenor aud
baritone in the second, oapally sung, and got
deserved encore. Tho Elvira good-so the All.
phonso and Fcnea oevery acted. The mise scene
was superb, and the merits the
mendation. The chorus has evidently had a severe
course Of drilling, and is much improved thereby.
"Masanieo' will be done 10 morrow night. Go and
sec H.
We are TO have opera al the Academy at pre-
sent. Maretzek has come 10 open rupture with the
stockholders, and absolutely refuses 10 ruin himself for
their benefit Tho terms upon which the house
finally offered TO him such would prevent him
from receiving any reward for his labor and Il
NO small task TO direct the Italian OPERA anywhere.
There who will step into the breach made by
The sudden abdcaton Of haretzek, and Il pro.
bable that the most elegant Of places Of public
mcnt will remain closed tor an indefinite period Tho
ssEtoe du Nord will be given 10 night aud tomor
night and then Max takes the company Boston and
Baltimore. We believe that public sympathy Is decided
~ in favor Of Max and that attendance these
nights OF his administration will prove 10 the stockhod
ers that they wrong in this matter.
Al BURROWS THEATRE the bin for 10 nigh, includes the
rt~frm
NEWPORT and Mrs Davenport play the principal parts the
farce t'Swss Swains" and "Twce Killed, !" with Burton
and Mss Marshall.
AwAfIAcK's THEATRE the standard comedies, with nno
cvs have drawn full houses. TO night we arc to have
sIondou Assurance" with Blake walcot, Lester Bour.
rcault Burnett Mrs Hoey, Miss Agnes Robertson and
Mise Cannon sustaining the principal characters-a nno
distribution Mics Robertson also plays MilIy In the
farce Of that name.
At the BowKRY THEATRE Mr. Brougham brings out, 10.
night his version of "Dred," Mrs. stoves new novel.
There to DO new scenery, and al The company In
ihe cast, including Mr. T. D. Rice, the original "Jim
Crow" whose return TO the boards will oehgbt crowd
Of his ancient admirers
AT Nnro's GARDEN the Ravels will draw crowd TO
the new paniomme blanche; or, the Rival Fairies" II
Is one Of the pre,tost things in lis way evergot up
Al the CHANBEns STREET THEATRE Mr Chanfrau the IA.
vorite comedian, commences engagement to.right,
playing in "Ihe Widows Victim" and "lreland as Il
Is" Mr.. f. Edy also appears this evening.
Az The BROADWAY VARIETIES the clever Juvenile come.
dams bring out "Ihe Invncblos" capital musical bur.
letta George miniature Burton plays Corporal 0sash.
Ar BARSuMs hrsEUM, a new drama, callol "Jesse,"
has been quite successful and VIII be- repeated this
evening, with ,he farce called "John J,nes~
Although there are quarrels In tie italian opsra.
Che coorcd orsa comiqus quite a. harmonious AZ ever
At Woods great crowds iush 10 &C oWsuo.' at Bgsk
Lev "MarsnA has had successful week ami IN un f,r