The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-06

We are requested 10 say that the late firm OF
Sands, Nathans 4 Company, the extensive circus
propretors, which has recently wound up It's af-
fars, composed OF Messrs Richard Sands, J. J.
Nathans, j. G. Qui,k and Avery Smith. Mr.. l. b Lent
OF Sands Lent Company has lately been managing III.
National theatre, ~ Philadelphia, and not member
of the firm Messrs. Smith and Quick are copro-
prietors with Mr.. Charin, who intends 70 take
pany to Havana-saiIng hence about November g. AT
Philadelphia walnut Street theaSrc) Mrs. Baemans play,
"Geraldine," was produced Wednesday, with Mrs
Waller in the principal part 1t quite successful, has
been played TO full houses and will be continued during
the present week. AT Boston Howard Athensum) Mr..
Edwin Booth has been acting his performances are highly
praised by the press At the Museum on Saturday
ing was announced "John Brougham's Poiyioqual Pas
time, drawing room entertainment written expressly
for Mrs. Barrow and William Warren" Mr.. John E.
Owens will open the Varieties theatre, New Orleans
the 18th OF November His company includes the follow
ing named artiss:-Henry J. waack (stage manager), C.
W. Couldock f. A. Sothern H. B. Copeland, W. A. Chap
man, W. H. Briggs, f. Rea NJ Lefingwcu, H. Bland, T.
Norris j. NcDonough, John E. Owens, Mss Charlotte
Thompson Miss Sarah Stevens, Miss Polly Marsnall Miss
Couldock Miss Ty Stevenson, Mrs. W. A. Chapman the
Misses A. and II. Gale (premiere daHsees), and Mrs
Frank Rea. Mrs. John Wood is also engaged to appear
during the season The Misses Webb young actresses
the passengers by the Northern Light
Nine, Anna Bishop and Mr. Mills, the pianist have
turned after successful in Canada
The LONDON THEATRn--[From correspondence Of the
NEw YoRx HERALD received by the Persia I've
plump the fa Of the year theatrcas. Miss Louisa
Pyne and Mr. w. Harrison have turned
Of "Dnorah' TO profitable account than Mr.. Gye.
They have the elegant mise scene, and Miss
l. Pyne is q decided Improvement on Nine. Nolan Carl
| valho Getting into the Opera House, unless your
places have been booked considerably in advance, IL
quite out Of the question At the Hagmarket Miss Amy
Scdgwick Is tho attraction The new Atelphi IS looking
up again. and proudly, zoo, by the revival of the W
| Kenncy from that admirable French drama, "Ia
| Closerie des Gcnets" The playgong world are
Ing Of Mr. Benjamin webster and Miss woolssr.
The 81. James theatre has done well now
The p1my days q hss Agnes NJ
Thompson here divides the attraction and honors with Mr.
Samuel Emery The lady combines the talent o. Al sx-
Cero Eser. The gentleman, although usually
gagged for the eru pathetic business rst rate tho
juvenile heroes he was % have sailed for America soma
time since but auriferous engagement has detained
him in town. Oh! what falling of therel
You can imagine nothing like the difference
between the late Kean management and that Of the pre-
sent observation-disclosures Alfred Harris, Maggots and Han
keyatt Princesses The house has been
the opening night The Strand theatre has for the last
twelve months quite taken the shine Of its popular
rival, the Olympic Miss Scarborough Is surrounded by
considerable feminine talent and much beauty-o wit:
Misses Button (whose sweet lips might be thinner) Ma
re Wilton. (who might be atterD Charlotte Saunders
well be improvedD Ida Wilton, (same, save her acting
Maria Simson (wbo might be tdier) Miss Scarborough
who could find fault with her sweet, pretty face and
who could wish nythng else but improved health
charming lesseeY Mcssrs. Cteswick Shepherd tho
esees Of the Royal Surrey theatre Of doing
well, and Mr. Proctor from your side, has turned
effective star at the Royal Standard theatre where he
has been attracting the wise folks Of the East TO his
performance Of Nick of the Woods In drama Of that
name taken from q work by DR.. Bird.
Mr. and Mrs. Kean are triumphant in the provinces.