The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-08
Fore Ign TheatrIcsls,


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ForsiS Theatricsls
LoSp0s, Under date of July IL, the Times says
The state OF the Hsy theatre Saturday night,
when MIR Blackstone took his benent, and closed
msrt for i've unr upted years. fully demonstrated tue
popularity Of the fayorte comedian. Not only the
hbeto teyeaIsd had oeen for the
purpose Of filing them with human material. The mana
when he made his Appearance to deliver the speech
thai ban bsep anticipated Of the good things OF The
eveapg recev Cd with the most tnmultuous Lpa1se,
Gne the Grafton itself followed by shower o. boa
Que,e compliment reserved for lady artists
nov frequently paid wi;hclt distinction Of sex.
IRE speech which the collectors Of theatrical facts may
be recommended 10 preserve among their archives VAS
e" IApns AND GByIIENEN-In previous addresses the
occasion OF beDeit have for FIVE years appeared be-
night the next but inter ths evening the cu,tan wlfa
for vacation of weeks for the purpose OF repairs
necessary TO be done the theatre and 6u.
for which necessity tho house should not have closed At
rl, although has been constantly open through suDmsr
ana winter for five years sucn l1ng has
before been suy Lonton aud az regards
the Hay market, trust may bs looked upoo sign
tnG. the drama is not decaiDR IN these classic walls,
Whatever may be ts condition elsewhere Indeed, ladies'
and gentlemen never 10 the dreary Of tbA.
desile for why should AUD taking the present state
OF the stage generally. thsro for such sak
where rhy addresses and old paygoers in
papers praie Of the ORA being bankrupt Can gene
rally be traced 70 authors VINO cannot GET their plays
acted, ambitious actors out OF engagements, fire.
quenty TO portion of the public ebcb pays for
adno ssion. And what s this sac OF bankruptcy? One
prosperous manager (Mr Webster is rebuilding his thea
tre The old Aaelph was not large enough, or couvs
nen enough, and therefore he nends to give you
counnodioas and = handsoner house. Is ne bankrupt
Mr. Charles Kesu at tho Princess places before you the
plays OF chakspere, produced In manner unkno And
undreamt OF by the Garrcss and the Kenbes and his
theatre s nightly filed By a1mirng audiences Is he
bankrupt Arc the worthy essees Of another thriving
hereY AZ Brutas says. pause for reply" No, ladies'
and gentlemen, Civ the public anything eood and that
public will come " u, and in greater numbers than
il dM f,t7 years ago. Durrg the past eeason OF I'VE
years, ladies' and gentlemen, have produced eighteen
new comedies, msny farces and Easter extsavagsnzss;
i've pantomimse, with ballots and The Spanish dancers
Many OF the comedies have been play cd for sxy seventy
sod one hundred piahte 1t would be tediousto epune
. sample Of wnss a success oughs 70 be- 70 the sUn
equal Match" During these five years We have
been 90 orderly AVID so psscsase every night that for
the whole or the time we have hsd anything
approaching tamuit In the theate bi. mention this
feet, ladies and gentlemen, that you may know VIVA.
YGeorrs Csimsn' the yornser~hss sal thsi lev men
glide through private life without encoun ,erng enemy
but On seSr, manager and drsmA,ist ac,u nuxiss
trough, ladies' and scnlemeo, I have been for many
years Il hope) actor also drcmsist, and for .
Ss nroas me, ~hs oSsv N. puS.r ar nv A.
20 be very small the number o. my friends can be known
by the numerous and brilliant ass mslsge OF this
ing. We know tia. comp,rton leads 70 cxerti9o; and
while ri school most OF have written In our copybooks
" Emulation IL q noble passion" OF Bttish com petition
ought to comp ao but our E'gsn nansgsrs have
had 70 contend agaiDst three Ta,ian OJorir and
Italian dramatic conp.oy Whether they have all
cecded do know. Bu. the fac. tia they have EXIT
ed proves British public nsy be enrolled among the
friends Of Italy" though IL certainly IL no. exacty
RICH, that In wealthy metropolis like London there
should be three Italian Operas aud no, one essbansnl
for The encouragement OF the togsn copper and the
IL esh soger As FOR the future doinss ri the HAymsr
ket Can pfomias you many important noveues--new
comedies by Mr. Tom Taylor NJ Bsye Bernard and other
uel iris "a ~
mime q, rorsas and an a. Eiser sad as
better Of performers cannot be pto:ured for the
than that engaged here, there Will be no ma
tcrial alteration la Il, although ! shall certanY
constantly be 90 the ~atca for talented sdi'
t5ps. I heartily thank you, lajiss AMI gentle
for your spc c1nssu psfrorsge du-nrour
org tbs, 'rhe Ile fhes,re 10 tos Hsyc.sket;
shousb 4 Is 10 longer the Hale theatre OF The days
OF Forte OF the of the p-esept century,
yet ~D doubt. be called 10 the eri OF drans,S
time. while my ambition Will al~ays be 70 make u the
great tnoafe In the Haynsrketosl Is 70 say, great N
your estu siion And now ladies' aad geniersn, BID
you farewell Until the Isl OF seSemosr, DAY ceieorabet
the snootpg world. when. ias.esi OF briurng down
par,siasen. shall sgsn assemble here in the hoPs OF
brir cir q down your arp.alse
ms chief Of the evening save, Of course, the
sres cb was the revival o. Murphy ccmady the way
70 Keep uin," work which bad not been acted for
tsoive years and even then DID make al impr@'on
com nensurate with the r.pu which hsd ong per-
pcd 10 II - OF tue stock pieces Of the E1gh stage
As old psygoers love old casts, &C ne OF
readers may be amused by the statement tnsi when
the ave acD "way 10 Keep dim" vas frst played, IN
1901. the characters were filed thus -Lcveuore. Gar
rick SIR Bssbful, ll!cs Sir Brilliant, Palmer; WHO'S
Bemour, Ms cbbsr; Nus L,vem1re, hrs. Yates.
Muslin, Mrs. Give; Lady Constant. Ars. Davies More
generally interesting will be the css, when the comedy
lat made show at ccyent gsrjsn theatre, sbou, toIy
years ago % II combines many ttncs hss are sill fesn
10 many minds-Lovemose. Cnsle. kembe; Sir Bishful
". Fsrren Sir Brilliant, Richard Jones, w.toS Bel
incur, Miss Chester; Mrs Lovepore, Mrs.. Cnaterlcy.
The revival OF the piece Saturday was perfectly sue
cetsfu II as we'll played rs Il could be 81 com.
psny q sctors who are sepsrsei from old traditions NJ,
only oy lapse Of tune bu, by thorough change in the
worlds aspect, and TIE sudeace we're highly amused
Far to0 carefully performed and far too well received Tor
existence not cxcee3rg single night, there 10 no
doubt that when the theatre opens IN Sspouosf tue
"wsy TO Keep VIM Will hold . t)leraoly pesmmsnt
plsce In The bils
ON Tuesday, Mr. Albert smith brought 10 close THAI
"Ascsn OF Mont Hsnc which, often varied, oui never
losing It's IDENTITY, ultimately rescbed the eoor pous
figure II 700 performances We sxrsct wns' may oe
niprg, 40 IL does, the statement OF nis pan fN vst
ing Chiss, wbeEce, the fstss permitting, ne 10 70 briag
Gas near csB cslcuise, leaving Nsrseles on siur
day the Panther shall meet the Pea fro Sodthtnp
too Malta TO morrow week, and go in her 10 Aexsn
dria which shall resoh IN the l7th. Two days no~
enough for crosenr the deser 10 suez start IRON that
pace the oh, ana alter sx days o. the pst intense
heat the world in the fropc 81 Cancer tbs Rcd sa
.hs arrive At Aden on the 18Th. On The 9TH OF August
touch at Point de Gale Cey Ion and hope 10 land a.
Hong Kong and pace my nrst nght Cnina on toe l4lo
Whe thus able " Ok these dates With suoo compiTshVo
certainty from toe admirable management q enc service,
le, me publicly express roy warm thanks " the Foolo
sulsr and Oriouia Company for the exceeding Kindness
noeralny and sierton tney have aresdy sbosS r,e w
return may almost be calculated invorsey leaving Cnna
early IN October Its irppssibe 10 Ok ~ prectsey' oN
hcre 10 he win you ali srsln with the cattle snoe 400
tts pan,omues; src uo,l that tme, wishing you c~efy
possible ercy ana hsppusss tnss yol moe. desire
yourselves, bid you, very gratefully, g15d bye"
The thestcs srnouocsre'ts for he present ~ees ndi
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