New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Tnis week is announced as
the last of the opera under Max Maretzeks di
rection. Tonight will be performed Verdi's " La
Traviata," with Madame Gassier for the first time in
the role of Vioetta. a tenor, Signor Sbriga,
makes his debut in the part of Alfred. Messrs. Arda
vani and Gasparoni are also in the cast.
Burrows THEATER-Thc Strakosch opera compan
closed on Saturday. brilliant audience being present.
This evening an English opera company open at this
house consisting of Miss Lucy Escott, prima donna;
Miss Haywood contralto; Miss Payne; Mr.. Henry
Squires and Mr.. Brookhouse, tenors Mr.. Cook bassO
Mr.. Charles Durand, baritone, with Mr.. Reyloh as
Musical Conductor. verdis " II Troyatore done into
English, is the opening piece with full orchestra aud
chorus, stage illustrations, &c.
THEATRICAL.
This week the great race fairly begins between the
theacrs and hencefoh the patronage of the darling
public" viii be wooed with every device of managerial
tao, and skill. Two contestants step into the
arena (Wallack's and the theaer in the Bowery.
The other establishments bringing out their great
est iavories and all promise contest of the lveiest
kind.
WALLAcKs THEATER. a. will be seen by our adj
vertisement opens on Tuesday for the season. 1t
must be gratifying to all lovers of the dramatic art in
its pmest and highest form, to Mr.. Wallack re-
stored 10 ntdltn, anu hlolc dL thc htil VI tit
charming little theater, which under his fostering di
rection, has been brought that high position holds
in the estimation of the most refined and cultivated Of
our city, There are few sights pleasant than 10
see gallant old steed with still proud nosril and arro
giant head catching fire at the sound Of the chase; or
q brave old soldier with many scars and bruises, still
standing erect at the head of his corps II is somewhat
with similar feeling of pride and pleasure that the
public see an actor ike Mr.. Wallack, who in his day
has played many parts and won many trumpiS, again
on the field of his glory. The public does not aud viii
not forget all Mr. Walack has done to elevate art not
only in his public capacity, by his generous lberaly
and refined taste but also in his private, by an unsu
lied integrity aod delicate of honor, unhappilyt too
rare in the profession. We apprehend by the inser
ton Of lis name in the working company, that
! we are TO see again occasionally that still gal
! liant presence, picturesqueness OF attitude and
pose aud perfect melO-dramatic art aud know
ledge oC the stage business for which the name OF Wal
lack is distinguished. The company comprises, with
the exchange of Brougham for Blake and Nheailelgh
for Davenport nearly all those attached in the public
memory with the reputation Of this theater Nh Les
ter is sn stage manager and will fill the light comedy
role in which he has certainly living rival, ex-
cept Charles Mathews and his comparative youth and
personal advantages are obtaining sAm fast in the es-
tIldtOL OF INC btHl NlllNs INAIi WV i' AZ.
Broueham the witty, brilliant. indfatigable John,
whose brain sends forth an inexhaustiba stream OF
drama. comedy farce or burcsque Will I'LL the role
what role not? Old mdiled-aged and young
come all alike to Brougham. Mr. Wheatlegh
and Mr.. FLOYD make their first appearance,
| and if previous fame is well founded will, doubt
less become favorites. Mr.. Dyott is too we'll
known to need Introduction. Mr.. Sloan j. one OF the
best low comedy representatives in the country.
Nj. II. b. Phillips, the ever careful and trusty
prompter, is also careful and useful actor. NJ.
Chippendale essays the L" old man Tie list OF
gentlemen further embraces Messrs. Bernard, Chaul
ler Levere Tree Rogers Hodges, Lascelles Par,loe,
Jcffries, Oliver, Jackson and Coburn.
The inmtable Mrs Vernon heads the female division
of the company, fanked the right by Mrs. lloey
and on the left by Mary Cannon Thtsethree artistes
are justly IN the highest rank of the prof, ssion, and
their faces and their fame dear 70 every New
Yorker Mrs. Sloan is this house, but viii be
iayoraby remembered by the patrons of the Broad
way. Mrs. Grattan has been at Nibos recently doing
heavy woman" Miss Tree, sprghtly and ambi-
tious girl, is reengaged. Mrs. Floyd and Ernestine
Henrarde acquisitions. And for tie rest We
see tie names Of Mis-. Reeves and Misses Carman,
Pine, Orton Stella, Cross, Gourlay and Wright the
lesser but indispensable members of the company Mr..
John Cooke than whom 10 better could be desired,
will lead tie orchestra.
Tie house has been thoroughly overhauled. up
lolsttred and painted, and looks finely
For the opening, tomorrow night, is announced a
comedy bv Stirling Coyre Q. called Nothing Venture.
Nothing WIN" in which Lester Wheatleigh, Dyott
Sloan. Mrs Hoey and Miss Tree appear; after which,
we have new affair by Brougham, called Nep-
tunes Defeat or The Seizure of the Seas, which may
be presumeA to be full of fun Brougham, Sloan Mary
Cannon. Mr.. Sloan and Miss Tree are inrhe cast.
NmLo's GARDEN-To-Dight is TO be brought out
Mr. Bourcicault's latest production-a romantic meo-
drama in i've acts called "Pauyrctte.' 1t has been
in rehearsal Il long time. and number Of me-
chanical and scenic eject. are promised. Mr. George
jordan aud Mn. Coleman Pope make their first ap