New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
THEATRICAL.

| Tie prepa!atCus for an active Wiu:er season II
theatrical business, for competition q more thar
usual energy are nearly complete and the campaign
vii speedily begin. From the fact that three of the
leading thea:ers in BrosiEsy all play piece o: Ike
style, We may constantly anticipate sCmsthing nss
ara '''iking rovel'y viii be the order Of the dsy
! MEIROPoIITAs THEATER.-Messrs Stuart & Bour-
oioaat have been making extensive and most desira-
b,,' al;e sors in TIE Interior arrangements Of this
hous' Tie stage has beer brought forward, the
dress G. c'e lowered ard extended toward tie stage,
and az ioss proscstiam private boxes taken out bat
ore each side ofthe Lou:e, two other oommodious
private boxes bpilt on level with the parquei.e, a.
a; waLsoksi all the :awdry plaster and gilt orra.
mentalsm dispensed with, and the house other wise
exceedingly improved in eonven {, ace, comfort and
general appearance. NJ the first glauce il appears
now to be about the size O. Laura Xeenes, but It
really is somewhat larger. The managers propose to
open on the 9Th Of September. The following Is full
list Of the company:
p, Lee" and Maiags1-aI. W s.aas.- Stage Maa9sr,-M
Smith Hayes, Hawthorne. Leader Of Orehera r. Mol.n
LGd,..-M- Asas. Robersop, NJ, JoLn WOOD Mn. J. H.
Aaep Nh. W Z Bl;se Mis- sara Steven. Ri" yinas Mss
Mus Asnes Carton, Mis- barnet,
Geademn-M,,.r.. Jossgn jefferson, A IL Davenport, O.
Harrison, Polsi, Tree Yates.
Tie Orchestra Will number 81 msmbers The
theater viii open with a play arranged by M. Bour-
cicault expressly for his company.
WALLAcK's THEATLR.-No change, further than
repaintng the house will be made al this establish
ment. 1t will be opened on the 18th Of September
with new comedy by Mr.. John Brougham, written
expressly for the occasion.
The following is list Of the company:
Lfs'ee and Mano9e-Mr. Jas W. Wal.ck. sag, Aalasr
stsopeL T,eassrrNsIr THEODORE Mes. w. ''''''
siosn, Ms. Keehe., Ms IRE Mr. Young. ETC.
we s T. L sew W. Mr. M o s BGogsh N Mr.
slosr, Mr. = Young Mr. Frank Baugs, Mr. Leyere,
LAURA KEESE's THEATrR.-Tbis theater ha. been
overhsued and reprinted in tas ieful style, bit
other alterations have been made. Tee company is
a. follows
Le1es and M1sogg-Mi' Laq-s EeeHe. P,o~ste,zzMI.
eheHra-MI; Thomas Bsttr Trea'wr.Mr G Y.ans.
LddiiMi.. Laura Keeue Mis- Ada Clifton Mis- Mary Wells,
Nil, Florence Bel, MIS- Mof.i@er &c.
Genfemen-MessTs. Georse jordan, M.rt Smith A. Viz
cent Jsmss g. Burnett Charles Wbeatei-h H. r. Day, ".
Leyk, Chsre Peters J. A Smith, e Mortimer al C. Hsay
This house Will open on Monday next, with Tom
Taylor's domestic drama Of "The House and the
Home, and an afterpiece for the low comedy people.
TIE EAST SIDE.-Seasons never close in the
Bowe1y. The Old house is in full blast, and the New
one will be READY very soon. The National remains
unchanged.
Tie Florences.-These artists having played at
Wallaok's Tteater one Of the most successful and
profitable Summer engagements ever played here,
start on farewell Southern tour in few days, having
concluded which, they will Immediately sail for En-
lend On the occasion their last appearance on
Saturday evening they were received by large aud
enthusiastic audience. At the conclusion Of the play
Mr. and Mrs. Florence called before the curtain,
and a speech being uproariously demanded, Mr..
Florence ssid:
LADIES GENTLEMEN: In compliance with your enthns
aterng and suggestive OF Kind feeling wall
Sodress words previous TO saying Farewell
pleasure well OF duty 10 30 do IL Is p-
ticusIly CRAFTY ing after successful home and transaan-
city and be the en O uch
ovation this at the hands OF large and brilliant an assem-
bly, Of our eowcitzeus During period Of nearly three
months in the most UnfsyOrabe Of the year NaacEs
Europe the conclusion OF the present
engagement but owing 20 Mrs forences heath We nave
postponed departure until Spring In the meantime we shall
Of the Atlantic cities playing series OF farewell en-
again before YOU boards where both Mrs Florence and
earliest evidence of what little ability may
and with tina. generoey CHARACTERISTIC OF
kewYorkeTs fostered H. To the gentlemen OF the rres ~p
cheered thanks
are particularly due We also acknowledge our Obligations 10
the ladies gentlemen of the company for their cooperation
which materially 20 the Of the season Again my
friends thank for kind attendance ana or
the APPRECIATION which sou have beeh peeo 10 Dso" P O
efforts 10 entertain you