The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
THEATRICAL GOSSIP.
Dramatic, Pseudo. operate. Comic and Spec.
tncuIar.

Dramatic, Pseudo.Operafic. Comic and Spec
tncuIar.
The fall season opens Ia some respects brilliantly
there being least dearth OF variety in the
in which New York managers cater to very pampered
dramatic palate Of the public Two or three grand
spoctacuars exist in embryo and are ust gossipped
about first among them being grand drama of
Turkish society, in which the lovers OF the hsrionic
Will be RECALLED with faithful transcript; OF the Turk OF
the fifteenth century.
The Broadway theatre, always managed with COM
mondable tact by Mr. William Moore s,ill continues to
present Edwin Forrest, lion OF the boards, in hts
most appreciated roles Forrest vrginius Forrest
Othelo-before losing his occupation-Forrest the
cunning old Cardinal and Forres, Damon land all in
the same weekly attractions enough to make the
fortune of any manager tho support less able
limo mellows the actor and of this Forrest Illus
tration-though he seems while having gained in to
have lost nothing in magnetic enersy.
Manager Hayes opens the Olympic this evening for the
fall season with Jefferson by the way one Of our most
nimablc comedans--as Rip Van winkls the sleepy old
Teuton who utterly given conservatism OF all
sorts that he slept nearly quarter OF century and
insisted that the world should stand still while he did
So On this occasion, also. Miss Bessie Foote an
English actrsss, makes her debut on the American
boards
Al the Fifth Avenue theatre the new burlesque and
comedy company doing the old legend OF Cinderella
varied with Falconers clever extravaganza and will
open this week with Fra Daro,o. with Mr. Lsiugwell
a. Beppo and Mrs Sedey Brown as the brother OF the
ssuphureous cognomen." Mr. Lefhngwelis broad
burlesque Clorinda, has the whole house in COM
motion with laughter during the past week. and
same may be expected Of Beppo.
The Theatre Francois is still occupied by Mrs Lander
whose Eizabstb, following that Of the great foreign
has mat vi lint
SUGGESTS, in fact II has deserved Mrs Lander will
upon Western tour in week two aud will be
succeeded by Rsor, who Is expected to arrive hers
morrow, aud about whom fashion is already making
Preparations for furry Rsor reappears in Amcrica
with an original repertoire inclusive of Marie Angnefs
piece never before payci; xrrha, Jeanne d'Arc Bet-
fricc, Norisd, and Others
Madame La Grange also expected to arrive to- morrow
in company with Madame Ristor, as we'll rs the Comic
Opera ,roupc, marshscd by Ba,eman, which viii he
devoted TO the production Of those pquant operate
pleassnires lately so popular in Paris.
Mr. Frelcsh OF the Bowcry theatre still MANAGES with
connmmate skill 10 MI that newly renovated
edacs nightly. "TIme and Tide" which wait for no
man. need this wait for audience is the
present attraction IL 10 English sensational drama
the situations OF which very farcca very tragic
lust a. they happen TO be overdone without
| ing the passion to tatters.
| Mr.. John de Pol the now manager 81 BanvarIs Mn.
scum has concluded try the eject Of the spectacular
| and magical, having imported grand ballet troupe ex.
prsssly for the season. The Dsvils Auction produced
with magic effects without number takes the initiative
here q fall attraction.
Under the Gas Light still continues the attrac-
ton ., the New York Theatre. and likely to have .
considerable run principally ewing to tho fact that IL
has one or two exceedingly effective dramatic novelties
in the way Of stage scenery ana partially the further
fact that 10 title has in something suggestive OF
American dramatic want, viz. "A steady attempt to
asveiop American society and manners a. dramatic
material
OF opera houses, the number Of which seems TO in
crsass monthly 10 sort Of gsometricai ratio there s
nothing especially new 10 b aoed all beng mostly
Gagged IN capital burissQuss Of the and dgaasd
! Of which Esa rrovss~s may serve - specimen.