The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-16
ADJUSTMENTS,

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4 EORGE oHRIsTY's MNsrRtys srUyyTssANT IN.
NJ stituto Broadway, near Bond street Only Band
o. klnslrels performing in the city. House well vonti
week, GEO. CHR,srY. CHARLEY FOX and Master LEON
Ia osw and diversified bill OF entertainment. Doors
open AZ 7; commence ats Admission 90 cents
RNErODEoN. $40 BROADWAY, BErw ZEN SPRING
PIONEER CONCERT HALL. OF AMERICA
Cheapest place OF entertainment in the world.
COOLEST Hall. OF AMUSEMENT IN NEW YORK.
- MAMMOTH COMPANY OF ARTISTS.
TtE UNION Observation-Disclosures on TiiE ENEMY.
a newspaper attack UPON an Acknowledged artist Of
sracttjas gave The only reputation ey ever ,ssessed 10
thcir balls displays not only snpoatve ignorance OF ha
man nature, but rs an insult to those whose Ia.
Dora uf nlshod tho source Of subsistence of such mush
room msnssers From the fact thai certain artist bas per
formed NJ onepcefor three nights large
artists played out because for reasons Of their own
they choose 70 become associated with prcrretos and
managers NOR congenial viii, Their tastes and Seeogs:
olse why IL II that tho world renowned trAsedtAa
EDWIN FORREST,
MIS- CHARLOTTE cHysHMAN.
aiter playing engagements 10 tho cxtou Of their physical
capacity, extending hundreds Of tights always sought
Tor by deserving manaseref
o. why "a IL that the great lr,sh Comedian,
MR. J u OGDEN,
refuses tho advanced Oilers Of hw former ai,s scs and
MmoDmoN
IA the sphere Of his future oper ooa while Ia New York
'''' ''' s'''''. NIX ' IAN sV yowTi ts' 49,
has decided 70 play attn other place in Now York than
az the
MELODlOk,
or that tho sw oetesl OF AZ sonsstrcssos.
Miss EVA BRENT,
returns 70 tho dci Of her st triumph aud bucccss bs
MElODIp0N,
after an cxtomcly short mirrorod ckpeence' Why Is II
that aiIef An abscncs Of i've ycaiS nom New Hotk re-
turns notwhst iudng tho brilliant ofer5 msts +, hsr,
" She
iEiODE0Ni
Why H. that toy playi ing years ago A. the old Frank
lin saseuW when tlc model artisti the araeton,
MONS GREGOU,E
Appears AZ tho Palace Of Erfor, unda tho assumed
name OF Mons Lac0nb, and finally ys.grns % the sane
Manager who introduced hinsf
MIR SAM oowErI,
ater playing N certain Hall IN London ess,'sh ns ts'c
SUCCESS, and long absence Of two years. odcet
enormous 8say W return hNt proier5 " plsy 1t The
MEl0Dl5ONf
10 the performances OF such artists haye The New York
people over cried Hold enough Their sadtences have
proved the revcrse
The beat evidence IN tho world N artss taeDs is tbs
length Of Che engagement played by them al place.
and u ~ becomes those propretcs. Whose only Preten
have been fostercd and based uon the
OF such atsr to Willy Them for the simple tba they
receive better salary and better treated Of c,er places
whore they prefer 60 play No guch artists named
possibly be "ayed out unless tho character
OF the houses ~ which they perform has tendency {,
rum thor reputation, which c'n Gully be restored ~ 10
aoytDg 70 respectable establishment. Consequently "
sign Of tho "costiincs Of meal because - has
been cosvc 90 inespcri 'nced aud prcudooi manayars
The Slrs and aaendoes cast by the manager or the
Gsss Palace Of Mirrors against such arts as have lft
them and gone N other (now alrnittel rival. halls,
poses two bad points in theatrical rnanas aent: frat It
exhibits their chsgrin al dc loss Of talent and second il
must doter real stars from making eng tyocntS with
them would seem that backng the character o. those
performers 10 whom they indebted for whatever
cess they may bave bad, would, Ike ''curse3" and
| "young Chickens" como homo 20 roost
Tho proprietor OF the nfTODE0N is moi Ashamed 10
own that he was The proprietor Of the much abused
FRANKLIN UUSrbf,
ut, beng ambitious for te future, he has grad pro
crossed until finally he has reached the point OF caerng
BROADWAY AUDIENCE
. ~ ~ probable that The same ambous spirit governed
the present proprieora Of the "hrorcd psnce one Of
whom kept
POT HOUSE IN BROoKLYE,
and tho other hns painted many nashy
M0yEl, hitf1Sf SIGN
for tho Franklin Museum tho last Of which w,s hfe
DANCING TURKEYS,
bat inesmis ~ he painted pecs instead Of turoys,
Disagreement arose, and he sued the proprietor OF the
trsntin Museum for the cost which was SlO but his
AIN )ition ba, finely placed him also in Broadway.
MONS. GREG0iRF
played for the proprietor or The Franklin Museum the
proprietor Of the Mcodcon for feer years under
bis proper name but Che Canterbury wanting artist
who bad played FOR tho N.lodeon proprietor FOR
FOlsrY-5lx HUNDRED AND NINETY FIVE NIGHTS,
engages him, changes his 60 Mons La Comb draw
ing tho remark from tho Clipper That "Gregors La
Comb md Ia Comb Grcgoirs( stH staltifos their
argument about fpayed out actors and pleased with
bis They notified That since then he
has ooDpetcd very successful three n1onths engage
nsrt and - open 10 renewal by them aud another
change Of usme by the way attention called in refu
ton Of thoir original engagement TO the fact that thcre
are several Ia Tho company at the HGiass House who
years ago hslsd from this Franklin Museum, and
have been night ator night but out Of respect 10
tina performcrs We viii not mention Respect il
always paid " The character and feelings OF Performers
AMI under no crcumsLsDces will the proprietor use his
means in0usslCe W cast the slightest nuentc sar
upon any who ever trod the boards Of tho
MEL oTltON
We haze open mouths for any pupils or tbors
There is only one in their whole company whom d.
SIRE ana he has played for ago. and when tims
and circulnst suit will be advertised among tbs
other
INDUSTRIOUS STARS At THE biEI ODEON
However submitting 10 an apPFccis.ve public The 1st
OF artists for this week leave their criticisms in the
hands OF tho people, satisfied Of their verdict
Nr.,J II OGDEN
Miss JULIA BARRON
MISS ADELE CAlI%.
GCsTAvE ByDEAvX,
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