The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31
Foreign Theatricals.

nBrussels at the present moment says Independence
"is raptures with German female dancer In classic
dancing her performances nothing extraordinary but
has created for herself marked superiority 10 the Mabe
msnt:. she ssmoreoyer. young, about twenty, very
pretty and lives in good STYLE she is said to be morgan
numerous admirers Of her person and her eccentric
TALENT
oTHELLo IN THREE coLoRs.
when in 1862 Noise produced the Grand Opera,
Paris, the singer who played Amancphis an Egyp.
n s Se INTO men, n py M rsn
who backenel himself all over, Hc stained bis face,
neck and arms o. coed Egyptian brownish black but
there his rain ting ended and he depended
for his dusky legs the malot maker OF the theatre
Al the very las, hcweyer yhe princes iegs hid
but don pair Of those flesh coored tight garments
ally worn by pages on the stage Ihe want Of .ocai
proved or and after his first exit Amsnopnis forced
10 scrub hnscl, lighter hue, more In harmony with
end act in which be sang veil was nrpauded and GOT
excited. h rushed on at the end q act two he saw
he ensnse he had made above a. put them and
appeared-chanGipg 10 the eye Ike dusky chameleon
low u was too much for the audience, and seriously
endangered the success Of Noise
NAPOLEON AND TEE THEATRES.
Paris OF the Europe gives the following
account Of an incident which he says induced the Emre
ror nsnd the reform o. theatrical legislation
passing through the town. observed that the theatre
| closed, ana asked the reason. We do not
N Was the reply That functionary was con.
seouently sunoned the palace and Emperor said
sMonseur 10 Marie, why IL there performance going
IN your theatre slre the,company Of the arrondisse
meut Il on circuit and win only be here for two months
al the beginning OF the winter but II the town
wished for the theatre 10 be open, aud some pro.
roscd 10 give performances sre, he could sc do;
foy me theatre is conceded 10 company, with pri.
vileged director Howl Privileged Can no one, 10
his absence make OF the theatref NO, sre.' The
uinstcr was then applied 10, and asked what was the
meaning OF those privileges by which the public 10 the
rroyinces were deprived OF their theatre during the
reaier part Of the year subsequently he was directed
10 Draw IN report the subject, and 70 prepare bill
Ihs order was executed but the twenty-five or thirty
articles Of which the bill consisted contained number OF
formulas and ended by leaving the matter
whers n was before THAT 10 not what want said the
80 decres the liberty the theatres all those
words are moi required Just cay tha, theatrical perform
ances are an industrial enterprise Ike any other, anq
that hen ceortb every one win have the right TO estab
them at his own risk provided that he does not inrin
the law, This second bill was then drawn UP, and
now under examination by the council o. STATE
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