The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-09
Theatrical.


several alterations the plan Of tins house have been
recently made which VIII delay the period Of rs opening
beyond the time fixed--the middle OF January. u will
probably not be ready before the beginning of March
Some additional purchases OF ground have been effected
at The rear, which win add greatly to the stage accommo
da,on enable the house 10 produce almost any kind
OF pieces. rhe leases have all been signed and
enabl to speak dehnvey TO the nature Of is
occupancy. To NJ Juignet and his French troupe il has
nights in the week fer the usual
of his company. The lessee for the remaining four
nights the whole week during its eupancy
in the summer by NJ Juignet will be nr. L. l.. Dsyen
port who intends assemble first class stock company
and 10 give the style of entertainments that
presented Walaeks Every effort will be made to ob
tain for house a fashionable prestige aud The coupeii-
ton with the latter establishment cannot but be adyanta
ecous The interests OF the profession, well a. Of The
public We know who is better qualified TO carry
out this rroiec, than Mr. Davenport. HIs high pro
fossonal reputation, long experience OF theatrical
ma agement, and courteous and gentiemany bearing,
en- neatly ht him FOR il. He possesses many OF the
gusniea which conuced the managerial success u
the veteran wallsck; ana he will doubt, succeed
pgraating himself firmly in the good graccs ot
fashionable play goers did that accomplished artist and
gentleman We wish Mr. Davenport every success. aud
with The ,trong feeling already existing his
lhe port or our public II viii be his fault if he does
not secure IT,
BROADWAY THEATRE.
Mr. Ne woldeus comedy continues to draw The town.
IT. Succc,s welt deserved II has genuine claims to
public favor aud exhibits none OF the plagiarism and
pcring which the characteristics Of most OF the
called original pieces which produced at other
establishments. The spirit and enterprise with which
this hoa:s !: g2asa:.;s s Is'gins their fruits IT. re-
orips suce the committeeman Of he season have been
IL
while It's expenses have been smaller owing 10 the
modera,eness OF It's rent Under Mr. Woods iudicous
Management, the has entirely regained s fashion
able reputation II s much resorted to by wealthy
families AS any Of the up town establishments
MISCELLANEOUS.
German plays we're being given with success In the
New Orleans Opera Housc October 30. On that evening
the German version Of selor play Die Kartcnschisge
rim performed Mrs, G. Idnderman, from the stad,
theatre 81. Louis appeared Gamea tn the Woman in
Red
The New Richmond theatre, Richmond, Va, advertises
"pfices reduced one.third IL
Messrs. stone, Rosston and Murrsy's Circus was IN
Charleston. 8. g., Tor three DAYS from November6
MICS Carrie cofinne Lester is tNovember ~ giving
dramatic and musical entertainments ., Hbernisn Hall,
Charleston, s. c,
Nile Forre.,eIe, ''femsle coptor,icnist and lug
ger promises 10 surprise the citizens Of Buffalo during
The present week she engaged 81 The varieties 'nca
tire with Anderson Norwood and Colchester spiritual.
lists iugglers and pecromancefs"
Marble Heart. or The souiptors Dream, was played in
the Pittsburg tps) Opera House November g. Miss
Louisa sylvester danced after the performance.
Madame Celeste made her nrst appearance In Chicago
m. a. Saturday grand matinee, Novembsr4 She per.
sooa,ed Rudegs. the sorcersss in the Woman In Red
The tragedy The Huguenot Hereto has been given
in the Pittsburg theatre Ptsburg, Pa, Mr.. Edwin
Adams taking the prnc psfchTscter Mr. Adams also
recited sheridsn's Ride
Mile Marie Zoe appeared at the PntsburG Opera House,
Pntsburs, November 3, In speaking character aud
spanish dance Esmersda or the Deformed Of Notre
Dame, was given in the same house. November :, after
which Miss Annie Ebcre recited sheridan's Ride
Plot aud Passion, the Female Spy was played in
the Academy Of Music, Albany, N r., November 4
The Happy Man was given as the farce Mr. Ashley
appearing as Paddy Murphy.
Mt Russell, q ventrloquist, promises 70 amusc and
astonsh the citizens Of Newark, j., al Library Hall,
during four evenings Of the present week. ending Novcm
Der H. After Mr. RusscIls voces Everywhere Vie Ire
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