New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-30
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They are rebuilding the New York Academy Of
Music. The World says that Ronconi is coming by
advice Of Maretzek, and Ristori by that of Gran.
a new American debutante is to make her appear
ance early in the season She has studied in Italy.
Watlacks, the Winter Garden, the Olympic and
the Museum are still open, and defy the heated
term They avoid the Legitimate however.
Mark Smith was to have a benefit at the Olympic
on the 23d Dan Bryant has been playing for
seven weeks at Wailack's. He is to appear in
new Irish drama written expressly for him, and
called Shamas O'Brien, the Bould Boy of Glen
gall"
| Miss Bateman's retirement to the Highlands is
4 greatly improving her. She is now congaleseent,
and by the early autumn will have regained her
usual good health, Mr.. c. W. Tsyleure is forming
a brilliant combination for her next starring tour,
| which will be under his immediate management,
and will unquestonably be the most prosperous
she has ever performed. After next season she
| will probably retire, having gained reputation
and amassed fortune at an age when other artists
are commencing their career.
! Mr.. Edward Harting has released Geo. Woods
theater on Broadway, and it will be opened with
! German company. It's new name will be the
Thalia Theater and hr. Mathua will be the busi-
dess manager.
The Broadway Theater will be opened early in
August, under the management of Wood and Col
Vile. Mr.. James Stark will be the first star and
! will open with Richelieu."
; The1oIlowing theatrical celebrities are in New
York; Mr.. W. H. Drayton, the English tragedian;
Mr. Felix Vincent, Mr. Sam Ryan, Mr.. Il. Watkins,
SIr. N. B. Pike, ,,Mr. Herndon, Ben De Bar, W. Ri
, ley, manager Thompson of the Memphis theater;
K manager Henderson of the Petersburg theater;
Mr.. F. widows and Mr.. u. W. Haley. They are
7, Il all anb bTsin no Iadf etrho in
town are Miss Olive Logan, Miss Mollie Williams,
g and Mrs. Farren
]. j. B. Booth was playing at the Walnut street
d Theater, Philadelphia.
Mr. Charles Fisher, the accomplished and IA
) vorte actor of New York, has met with very
h severe bereavement in the death of his wife.
y Mr.. John Bates, the well-knoBn Western
O. manager will shortly open Woods Theater, Gin
cinnat
Detroit is to have a new German theater. It's
he cost will be $4,000.
The returns of the receipts of places of amuse-
ne ment in Boston July l. 1866 to the United States
assessor, are: Boston Theater, nine months !;
IN S3I7 O47; Boston Museum eleven months, sl92 $50
in Morris, Bros & Trowbdge, ten months, ss2,34O ;
H. Howard Athenaum, eleven months, s77 ,9l6; Con :
le tnenta Theater, five months, 1854; Theater
Comique, seven months, 500 1885, Bucheyiss
RS serenaders, seven months, $2T,Ts8-total. >,
Ii $500 2l2.
er Rosni has quit hislodgings at the corner of thu
ne Boulevard des Italians and Rue de la Chause f1
In his summer residence, Passy.
Mr.. George Jordan has been offered an eI /
n gagement to travel with Miss Bateman next Sc
oy son.
on Mr.. j. Grau officially announces the coming q
m Ristor in September.
he NJ. Theodore Barrere has new play ready 70
ast the winter he can't determine what title gi7
* il; the first title he selected was East Liz q
on Paris which he blotted out for Swift thi ng
M Paris and this he has just scored to written pa
nd of it, ''After us the Deluge."
Miss Menkin is recovering.
h, Mr.. Charles Dillon is playing in Montreal.
Miss Laura Harris is engaged by NJ Ba gier
Paris for the winter season.
'l, The eminent composer, Sgnor Alberto Rand
an ger is on the eve of starting for Italy to Join
Garibaldini.
"a. Mdme. Goldsmith has returned to Engl and.
bar will sing at al orchestral concert given by MI
s. Sullivan this month.
hit A fast young fellow in the stage box of a P
theater wrote this note in pencil, and Sc mt itby
box-opener to pretty actress, who, while p
ru- ing, had won his heart 'Mademoisent ). when
w M sees you, one loves you. When onela YES YOU
~ would confess it to YOU When confes sion is m
ea one Houla prove ~ W you-so moh you DC
be- the pleasure to sup with me after the performa
~ My name is Thousand Franes.n T he actrea
VS. once replied: Sir, l received yOT If note, Il
and are stupder men. have seen " our face, t
hin are uglier men. live Rue de Ia Victoire
,,,, wi know no more, formy name ia More I
eek That" . .....
iles Mr.. and Mrs. BoucicRult have made ARA
s,ng ments with Mr.. Fechterto apBa ar at the Lyc
anu in London in September in q new drama
de- written by Boueicault.
AEF. Pike has determined to erect an imm
oce 80 merchants exchange In Cinom natl instead o
GOV opera house.
med Madame Anna Bishop, who's departure from
Sandwich Islands, some mont BIS ago. we reoor
g > is giving concerts h Anstrab a.
ssis = Madame Parepa ia singing in the CRYSTAL pa
civil concerts, near London lso, Franlein Ub
ssed Titiens and Stanley. ...
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