The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-16
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The director Of this establishment begs to acknowledge the
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night He would take occasion observe that every
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in this city yet for The sense Of safety and comfort
must be maintained 49, ~ $40
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UNTIL FURTHER
In attracting the attention of the public 10 this evenings
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night under direction Of Messrs Stuart and
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expect something some defiance Of the old rad
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as frequently Spanish American republic The present
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Of side srns the box s, being @ Ike Wal
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below have been abolished and there is parquee circle
n e al and e pretty
front OF the circle are similarly decorated One third Of the
ORCHESTRA there are pretty little Fountains shruSbery and
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The capacity of the auditorium is however, about the same
o the audience the audience IN
proximity each other The theatre does appear
The decorations are in ssss gRng white su-
Ally adopted being relieved By violet pale pink and
BY we FIND the Sry Of eSse d. s d
any note is thus honored The drop curtain is charming
The s,ss S aha Smith y In The
machinery and ventilation Of the theatre deserve
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Of The alteration Of the house Will said
Such We think will be the verdict of critical metropolitan
was extended late hour that can speak only
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John Peerybingle Mr Harry Pearson
THY sowboy. Mrs, Wood
Caleb Plummer Mn s,f s ., es s.
Edward Plummer Mr.. A H Davenport "a. mp
Mss F Fisiddilns f. Alien
cast which promised good deal kept
Dot by that delicate al artistic
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effort kept the audience in continuous roar Her perform
that of Mr. Jefferson were more especially Dckensy
than any OF the others that is the highest compliment
one can pay them Mr.. Pearson gave good idea OF the
| bluff British arrier, and Mr.. A. II. Davenport was
| n frank and CHEEKY sailor lad that any pretty CIR
| ike Mrs. Allen might be glad TO have for hel
true lover. Miss Stevens played Bertha naturally and
touchngy Her pathos true and thoroughly appreciated
Mr. Johnston clever and orcibe but might tone down
little and still effective enough for all practical purposes
scenery especially good and there were some new
and very such the tabeau in the prologue
and Of the second act Mr. Bourcicault has done hi
double author and stage director In the ceyerest
The audience very cordial throughout giving their favor
ties kndes reception and at the end recalling everybody
Miss Robertson the presiding genius of the theatre being espe
cay summoned appeared before the curtain, led by Mr.
Bourccau who briefly addressed the audience with thank
| for The present and good promises for the future.
Altogether the Garden promises to flourish II has certain
agreeable specaies which would command
We would say here that in requisite sight sound am
the comfort Of the audience the hous
i isr astiy iuaroxcd Indeed II seems quito nerfect