The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-25
MUSIC AND The DRAMA.
Tho Posters asd Pregranmes Of tho FaI
Observation-Disclosures Of . Managers Prenan

Tho Posters asd Prsgranmes Of tho Fall
seasoa-0srissities Of . Manaser's Prsnan-
'stupsndous Attraction Extraordinary Kngagsmsnti
UnrIy allied Entsrtainmsns Tho Most Wonderful Novelty
Of the Season I" Such are few Of the myriad posters
that announce from every fsnce and WALL from curb
stone and lamp post and from every pile OF bricks and
stone the musical and dramatic season Of 16oT-os.
On the board Fence which guards the unfinished Court
House from intrusion, and which probably will DO in ex-
stencs when haoaulay's or any other mans New zsa-
lander 10 skstchng the ruins Of the CITY Hall from the
Losw Bridge, ell the phAntasmagoria Of bill posters
dream are pictured heroine Jumping from prsci.
pcs villain thrcsing the virtuous grandfather; cork
dyed minstrel angsng the bano danssuse pointing
The head Of The bill with her toe; . Mazsppa bound
on the back Of IN unnasuraly Wild and untansd stssd
The relief OF Lucknow By nve 'supss" representing
Havslooks army; the belle OF the season. with sus.
pcoasy dark eye and one blur 70 represent mouth and
nose; the Indian buffalo. which looks for all the
world like prise hog; nondssoript with bonnet aad
shawl. under lamp post representing TIE forloru sub.
jsot OF local drama, and an acrobat endeavoring TO
got his toe In his mouth, look down from ths outer
portals Of this modern Tower Of Babel and afford In.
srueAvs satsrtsnmsat 70 small boys and The tall cadets
sf $hs Broadway squad. esrhaps ~ the hsrogIyphcs
the pyramid thsss works OF poster art viii 10 al yst
great grandfashsrs wore doing. The sad fate
OF Marie. Antoinsts. which inspired Burke
with supernatural eoQuence. and which awoks
tho sympathss OF all Europe will b portrayed BY Rs
tori a tho French theatre for the nrst time, the
10th OF September. The improvements which have
taken place in this theatre since Mr. Grau became les
see have made It Of the most elegant comfortable
and convenient theatres the metropolis The latest
Paris fashions theatrical architecture and decoration
have been adopted. Mrs. Lander viii continue hcr
wonderful impersonation OF ''Queen Bess' for some
time yet The rest Of her repertoire is equally attract
i've. To the lover Of history tho French theatre will
prove magnet this season; for Independent Of Eliza
beth and Marie Antonstte. we will have Joan Of Arc,
Beatrice. the Madonna of art; Myrha the victim or
Venus and the Fures, and the Druid prsstoss Norma
all represented by the great Italian tragedienne Az
Marie Anoinse will DO the great feature Of the season.
the following enumeration Of the will DO OF In
tersst:--
PsoLoau. Grand gallery Of Versailles. with view Of
Fnsr Aor.-Ssoond scsne-Dressing room OF Marie
Antoinette (rNanonl illuminated. Third scene-The
large saloon At Versailles opening the grand terrace
8. Cloud fountain and pavilion Of shs Queen second
scene-Grand Cabinet In the Tuileriss
l..iv. '' Assembly Cns%Osr Of DE Deputies. secend
scene- Terrace and gardens Of the Tuisrisa
the tower Of the Temple. second scsas-Ths dining
room Of the royal family il the Temple.
Der, with the bed Of the Dauphin, &c.
Ernoous.-The Conoiergsrs.
leaving heads for legs, We come TO Banvard's Mu-
scum, which viii indulge In sxtsnsve DISPLAY or the
latter next month NsssrA John De Pol Co. announce
grand spectacle with unrvaled ballet Mia Elisa
Blosur Nile Augusts Solka, from Berlin the celebra
tod Gulssppins Norlachi Negotiations being made
with this lady and n g. Lupo will be the stars Of the
WA - --srl H. A.
Bichs "a Bells Csndullon. the union Of both 10
managerial secret - yet. With the Black Crook ~
Niblo's and the sorcsrer's SUCCESSOR, compendium Of
the Forty Thisvss and dozen other European specta
clsaths public will have enough transformation SCENES,
calcium lights bewitohing dancers and fairy roles 70
dazzle them this winter. Mr. Hayes the scenic artist
will be inaugurated 10 the managerial chair
Of the olympic next month with @. W. Tay-
leure as secretary OF state business manager and
G. L. Fox the nrst pantomimist Of the age. according
TO Oxsnford. secretary Of war or stage manager.
Joseph Jefferson Mrs. John Wood, probably, and panto
mines will carry the season through the holidays
Caste with its present distribution Of characters will be
given a. the Brooklyn Academy next month BY Mr..
Tsylsurs and Forrest will succeed IL Ut the Broadway.
Mr. Lester walack has returned from Europe and will
open his theatre for the regular fall and winter season
next month"; whom the fascinating little Lotts quits the
boards Little Nell and the Warehouses; with Dickens
story, Brougham's drama and Lotta's improvisation
all the theatre nightly ct present. and uecsssts the
production Of that rarely seen placard, Standing
only" The New York theatre a present "Undsr the
Gaslght OF the brilliant efusion OF local genius lately
brought out there. The talented Worrell sisters
viii soon resume their sway over their nu-
msrous admirers G this cosey little house
The regular season a the Bowery commences
September Z, under the management Of Mr. Frsigh
Miss Leo HudsoH and her trained horse the srac-
lions there ct present. Harrison will commence his
weekly popular concerts In September, and Stenvay
and Irving Halls will b both actively employed the
entire season. The additions changes and improve
ments which have been made In the former hall are OF
the most extensive character and viii make IL music
hall worthy Of the metropolis The Academy Of Music
will be used by the Philharmonic Society this season.
In concert and oratoro under Harrison and French and
Italian opera under Baisman and Srakosch the musical
season will be most brilliant NINE. La Grange, Mme
Strakosch Brgnoli and Susini are Mr. Strakoschs
principal stars From the Museum Of Anatomy or
Loow Bridge to Banvard's Museum, oil the managers
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