The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
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sHAKsPERTAN AND DRAMATIC READINGS BY MRS.
PROssER.
This lady is said to be highly accomplished reader
some placing her before Fanny Kcmble She has
just 10 this country and will mako her ds6t at
Dodworth Hall tomorrow night. With such talents as
are claimed for her she cannot fail 10 be successful In
this city, where there is much mood just Of high
order Of talent.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We have received communication on tho subject Of
the very manifest rudeness exhibited OF late by great
many persons in New York in taking hurried and noisy
departure from places OF public amusement and lecture
halls just the curtain is about TO fall the lecturer
winding off his last fcw fine sentences Tho Letter is
couched in very indignant terms, and contains great
deal Of truth with regard tho conduct Of these ussy
and selfinated people who elbow, and push and crowd
out Of assemblages II with tho view Of making
themselves seen and heard and conquerng notorety
Tho writer says he rudeness Is becoming fashionable
II So the sooner have change OF fashion In that
spect at least the better.
Mile Iconi, the sItalan Sylph" commenced
gagcment of six nights at Baylies Hall, Bridgeport,
Conn, November 49, under tho management OF Mr.
Frank Edwards. She sustained four characters In tho
pIay--the French spy-bcfore crowded house. Mile.
Loon is pleasing a dansuese actress and pantomimst.
Mr. Edwards promises 10 take Blind Tom TO Bridgeport,
with strong company ana new scenery
or the members Of the theatrical profession killed by
the explosion board the steamship Yosemite, in Cali
forna on the 18th OF October, and that James NJ.
Falon was born in Brooklyn, N. r., and was twenty
three years of age Huling c. Major born In Penn
syivania. Ho leaves wife In Bellviiic, Illinois Mr.
Major was @ theatrical architect J. r. Myers was a
comedian Of repute Ho born In LDudon, England
He accompanied Matilda Heron from San Francisco to
Virginia City in tho winter OF 1854 and was subse
queny engaged by Charles Whcatleigh in the Eureka
theatre San Francisco. William d. Carnegie was known
on the stage William Stephenson. Hc was n native OF
Auckland New Zealand and first appeared in San Fran
cisco as ballad singer He was afterwards well known
as an actor in California and Washoc. Mr. Carnegie
engaged to married 70 lady residing in Boston,
Mass.
Mr. Harry Seymour, while lately performing in his own
drama OF the Fenian Chief when ascending to tho flies
on rope fell and dslocated his shoulder which put
sudden termination to the OF the "Tenian Chief
and TO Mr.. scymour's acting.
Bliss Opera House, Titusve in the oil regions
opened on the 9th OF November by dramatic company
Ingomar and The Toodes given, with q fine cast.
Miss Kate Rynar Mrs Jones and Sam f. Ryan were
there Tho certain and scenery by Gabriel Harrison,
ono Of tins actors regarded very fine and great
success
Crittondcn Hail. Titusville, has been leased for the
winter season by the management OF dramatic and
operate company.
Miss Jean Hosmer Is a decided in the Southern
States. She s playing Blanca in Fazio or, The Italian
Wife, at the Richmond theatre, Richmond, Va
PROFESSOR WsgxAN.-This talented necromancer has
engaged Hope Chapel, on Broadway, and on Thursday
evening next will commence Of his Evenings
Of Mystery aud Vision" Tho Professor appeared
short time since Cooper Institute and his extensive
repertoire Of astonishing feats well as the skin with
which they were performed merted and received the
highest commentator from all who witnessed tnom
Madame wiseman assists the Professor In the expert
ment Of sccond sight," by which the ancics IN pos
session Of the audience described win SUCH wonucr
full accuracy 10 appear almost MIRACULOUS. com'ng
with the hearty endorsement Of oil VINO nave aenocd
their there bo no doubt that Professor
and Madame wiseman will achieve marked success IN
their new establishment on broadway.
Macbeth and Comus, which Rad oeen performed AZ
prurv Lane Theatre, London since the opening OF the
SEASON were withdrawn on the 9Th OF October. King
Jobp was produced the 4th OF November.
Mr. sotheru had very large audiences In Belfast Ire
and A local journal recommends October 25) the
buildinr OF new theatre there. He played Brother
sam tDundrcary's brother) in Liverpool, Eng, 0cto-
Der 10.
AMERICAN MANAGERS IN cossrANrINoPLE.
letter of very recent date from Constantnopc re-
cords the energy and progress Of American managers or
the drama in the Turkish capital in these words
theatrical season has commenced. new French the.
has been arranged in building known as the Paiais
de Crsta The lessees Americans, and troupe Of
nearly forty performers from the minor Paris theatres
have been engaged. The pieces whica appear on the
programme for the season are usual of rather broad
or sha, say eonvoca character suited to the peculiarly
low moral tono Of the place.
The Italian theatre the esses Of which Is also Ame
r,aan has opened with dramatic company &c rather
bsiter c,ala than The Frcn I.