The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
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AZ the season advances and the fashionable birds @
passage wing their way homewar from the waterin
places the attendance at French Theatre the RS
t" nights sensiby Increases Last night tho great ira
gsdtnre played Mary Stuart aud q most brilliant audi
ence hlied parquel and boxes Nay, up in tn
regions where ia TRANSATLANTIC theatres the god
arc supposed TO dSen, goody number Of heads peepe
over the rails. Tue caste was the Same that a. las
season the great in the third act when the in
suited Queen o. Scots turns vita scorn ana indignation
on her naughty unfeong rival seemed TO lie given witt
norS fire Emery and psssIos than Truly. In tn
lA,nds of such acgrcss r5'> like that O.
May ST. rt can become tiressme out sh'
coms,unIcStss at zach representation scrao nes
~ace, scme new charm 10 H. glance. word
ssaccsGt sNmingv involuntary movement from her
has sot p,ros moro eGopt aud conveys deeper mean
ing Than the and boIserous demonstrations OF
other reprcsensatss Of the Stage Ceare Rist0r her
brother Caribou Beta rgioia Caa.u and Antoins
Coffin tho last partiSniar] shared with Madame
Istor tho applause which ass literally bestowed on
the play Many celca,.ise ~ tho lyric and d-Erna,ic
stage grsced tho boxes It ire 1satrc Frarss last night
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The Dancers tat the H. 'lps Asscstou.
On sstirdss night next spectacle will De produced
a.-Bsnnfd's tbcatre Broadws3s in which number
OF dsncess from Europe Will make their nrst pas
before the American public Thsre will be thrce pre-
'eres ancuss he fourth and best.not having yet ar
rived from Milan. The OF those s'rcady in the city
arc Dani Bissina and Sohlke. Nile ErDesilda DIAM II
fair type OF An Italian blonde she IL very young, not
being yet out Of her Sho has just concluded an
engagement with Mr. Msplcson, OF her Majesty theatre
London aud comes laden with the commentators, bou-
qucts aud braves OF tho London oporagoers Mile. Elisa
Bosina young girl about years old, who at
the age Of thirteen mado Immense sensation at the
Imperial theatie OF Trieste She has fulfilled many
brilliant and successful engagements In the prin-
oipal European capitals and was taken from La scala
by Mir. De Pol, the manager of Banvards. Mile. Angus
Ia Sohlke Is far German gr, about whose dancing
tns Hamburg critics exhaust the Teuonc I'm suage of
uii It's commendaory adjectivos Her last appearance
tho Continent was al tic Royal theatre, Berlin.
Mile. Josephine Moracchi, who will be 4" the bright.
particular STAR Of the troupe has not yet arrived
shc fuihspne 1.-THE Of the Terpschorean feas attributed
10 her. there is little doubt that she will
ton. Besides thee artists OF the light fantastic are
10 have Mile. Lup0 dancer OF considerable proportions
and lightning movements, and Miles. Ricc and C0nad
mo lator is considered belle of the troupe. NJ
Lupo young (of poor but honest parents, pre-
supel wit also figure the ballet Miss Fanny stoc
queer, talented actross will be the principal repre-
sentative OF female America in I" rhe Devils Auction"
Tho costumes far superior anything before In
this city in spectacular drama, and the scenery, Is
promised, win be on proportionate scale When the
lights fixing aud the nddlos bowling away dient to
90 tho hammer baton Of the leader THE Devils Auc-
ton" will iiud many eager bidders.
Minor Theatres.
Both major and minor theatres are doing excellent
business this fall. Seldom has opened so pro-
pously as tho present ono. The managers nightly
greeted by large audiences and nermuable queue Of
ticket seeker and the OF each establishment
is beginning TO exhibit handsome bal favor of
tho house to which he belongs. The corked counte-
Of the m.nstrels beam with delight and grathca-
ton the hundred faces that welcome them the
variety manager contryes to season his ola pcd1da
of song buriesque, dance, &C. with ddtiona dantes
in OF his Increased patronage Before speak Of
mnstrels varieties, new buresque theatre up town
claims special attention. The Fifth Avenue Theatre,
formerly opera house, has been lately opened,
with burcsques specially Leningwcll's
Forrestian Beppo and melancholy Dane, Romeo
Jafier jenkins, powerful attractions esps-
ciay when Supported by such a clever coincidence
as Mrs. Sedley Brown. The company is carefully
lected one and has become already popular Kelly &
Icons mnstrels are crowded every night by a truly
fashionable auciencc the style OF they
give and thor beautiful little hall deserve The bur-
lesque OF Kill Trovatore in which Loon Is tho unhappy
Leon ora, the descriptive ballads OF Kelly and the ad
miustrsls in thi, city Hooicy holds similar rank in
Brooklyn, and gives the Capture OF Fort Fisher. Jack
Cade Mas Pet, &c nightly to crowds OF admirers. AT
the Theatre Comque Charley White, Sam Sharploy and
Ben Cotton give bewlderng variety programme, In
which gymussts, ballet dancers, Ethiopian representa-
tives and dozen other nconguous individuals appear
Tony Pastor furnishes his patrons with aveS Of the
Life In the Bowery, choice number OF songs, bur-
lesques-th latest Of which is the Fairies Of
Walrussa--local dramas and handsome danseuses
Butler has become popular at his
American Theatre than he the old Besides
his entertainment is Of much higher standard and his
programmes curiosity for length and variety.
Dodworth Hall has another magician within its pre-
cincts. Panalino, the Italian usionst bids fair to
rival Hartz his own domain. The floating vision and
second sight, explained by him. wonderful.
Johnny Thompson il tho latest the Eighth
Avenue Opera House. This establishment has become
permanent institution the west side might be
pectcd from the style Of agement adopted by the
proprieors The Brooklyn Opera House in Williams
burg has W. H. Eddy its bright particular star and
the san Francisco Mnstrcs stil give their entertain
ments Or Chesver's old church opens
under the name OF Bunyan Hail, with tue exhibition OF
Pilgrims Progress" Each OF these establishments
has its circle OF patrons and admirers, and this
circle has been largely increased this fall.
The Park Concert.
The pleasant weather yesterday attracted thousands
TO tho usual Saturday concert at the Park The pro.
gramme comprised excellent selections First
Ia IN all