The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

TEovArosE, IucREzA BoRciA the new Opera PoLiuTo
t aa ShhS ri 'f FEfi4 az a Sass3
VIII appear a1bar 81 creates oharaceFhe
-, MApxaE sIssiER sna NJ P&ME 6o 0isf
In addition to h' ~ GpsTs highs here "! given
Saturday September IL IN Which both Madame conrrs
Madame CASHIER and BRGsoII will appear.
'A'A '1 an EN III fG% as1Np OPERA
Ana two fayori,e acts from celebrated operas.
when appear " second on
sns md saa SSr s,s
WIN On s saars 10
Academy w be Two S0S regular ticket oce up TOM at the
corner 0, Ma and Nassau streets There win likewise be
stores.
Immediately the above short season. the
commence at the Boston Theatre Monday. september a.
WAILAcK's THEATRE
w H. H. Bateman Manager
AND LAST sld THIRD WEEK
BUT NINE OF
LEGITIMATE TRAGEDY .'"''
IMMENSE st Is5SarhASf'
:, CLASSIC DRAMA.
MATILDA HERON
AS THE HuScHBAcK Srn,In1xu
wALLAcKs THEATRE
nv TUE MOST rr NIGHTLY CROWDED
~ ihh A nTSf IS Shh.NER AUDIENCES
AND INTENSE EMOTION
manifested by the A ,hSsshsts sn AUDITORS
who hr0ns the theatre e ssiTs %hs the best test Of the
Mr.. CoULDoCK
character in which his tragic powers appear to the highest
"D' TIE TIE CURSE =. -. ,n,,....
SPELLBoUND
With its awful force
AS THE JESTER
one Of the most eG9sts and exquisite of this capital actors
:, sonrn,. REPRESENTATIONS
IN which his refined and intelligent bearing ap
Mis-. ECO SosE AGHAEf ORION.
'ns '0'e' ana ! S5sqsa AMERICAN crREss,
WooDs MINs sTIsI "a :, =, n..,,,
viii give three yTISs Srs
sSe Monday Tuesday ana MMfssPSfss1s September
when Eh Horn Charles ssa Davis D. wamsoi
NJ Lewis and The x spt'5s f .f!s TROUPE
WIZ appear IN 's sPE STa ACTS MUSIC, &C.,
tss e
Tickets IS cents; children under Ten years Is cents
DHnADELPHIA ACADEMY OF MUSIC
I This magnifsent temple Of at VIII be opened on
NEW PLAY. IN FIVE ACTS,
~''''en 0s mrs. 12 TIE B snilaa AGATE;
OLD FOES viii NEW FACES,
With Of
and ballet new music and and effects of aud
e scenic Ct
arged and improved machinery of the stage by the exhibition
GRAND INTERIOR CATHEDRAL,
lie painted eminent artist NJ RI
Tine HRess 'Hs q the
The new and original MUSIC BY,
The new ORCHESTRA led BY
The new MAcHrsS ssH1 3 ~ oANLo
The new scientific EFFEcTsb By A'D ''''''"H'''
The new cosTUMEsb BY ronon
The now DANCES by
THE NEW coMpAs Ss RSd hoAHaF FOR THIS PLAY
win comprise besides efficient chorus and grand ballet the
Miss LUCY EsGogT,
Mrs. NJ Il y J. W %4 MAhfsoR r sr,
Mr.. \. il T a YEESSkkso
Mr. A III \ ku tFss abAxs
DR. Nj ii { {; i F fSaE
Mr., r. Soi SasEow
q MONDAY E EERsf 5H ssp.,~,,ss ,s,,
THE BLACK AGATE;
OLD FOES WITH NEW FACES.
ew play In five acts written by Mrs Bowers from ce.e
CHARACTERS
k9la.sl !. rich G young Mr. wv WaIasESr
1l e1. creek nypaias T. 4 Tannehi f
sss'''. eoA, MI i s;sssss
Priests monks Syrian slaves Greeks Egystians Goths
rsagia, fayorite Of the cohs. Miss Lucy Esee:t
Igas dancers s sisnSrna f Gsis,s
Greek women, nuns dancers &C.
See Courtyard ~ Of ooae tier Scene
SCENE pe e s Of s sess an me T a h
arrival Of peaga and her train of damsels and dancers-The
ine INC CRAM GRAND Chorus AND TABLEAU.
The Bower Of Asrasis an enchanting pic
Gotsasid and the dance Scene Street in Alexandria
s.sSbs H%s e snse
l. Rsphaes home-The plots Of the JewessThe mob aud
''''' - lia''e THE DEPARTURE OF RAPHAEL.
q he Ss sgssk p soeae and @ ae
as Jewess and the Greek monS-ln the power
% asa fsss ae Ts @ of
P B1s I of The la Pb The
md Peagia-Where is the Black Agete-The power of
AG.A-scene |. Phianon's home-Ths Abbot ard Phila-
mon-The reaonshp-lhe benedicion Scene The statue
gaeThe invocationIhe call upon he ancient deies of
GreeeThe presence q the JewessThe ralce-Darkness
n s ss arts # y Of
an the
he music Of the psntenishe procession Of the ecoesns
the oerhrow of Hypata-Hypalss refuge Ia the ssncuaxy
OF Greek churchThe of the Alexaodrian Lsoby
PATHS defiance of the rabble-iypaa AID Phissnon-The
character Of the Ahenian phose cher with that OF
peas darkness and the spirit Of Hypaa is seen taking is
celestial tight.
NE entire play win be produced vita novel and peculiar eff
which cannot be described in ay synopsis Of Incidents
Mrs D. =. Bowers Sole Iesse,
Mr. ]. w Wailack Jr Stage Manage
John Darcie, Stage Direco.
Spnor he Carlo. Director OF Orchesr,
sgaor Rowan Director OF the Bale
may lie securelany from A. NJ. until r N. The
Office is now open.