The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-12
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been incorrec " stated. To ba that smisble xcc
the interesting process Of selling himself ~ ~ 10
individual in rad; but this winter shaiI end ks On
and Norton can stand erect once more
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effects and ballet, will be prodased ard
taneousIy at Nlblos and the Boston theatre
Christmas. The wardrobe scenery and effects viii
those Of the Forty Thieves produced as Covent a
den. The costumes alone cost $1,000. The scsnss
being painted in Paris and Berlin and the slses pa
phernaIia are from London and Brussela The mu se
BY Onenbach, and 10 one tabeau two hundred
hfty persons will appear on the stage All the pres
ballet and company will be transferred to Boston spJ
now grand troupe from Europe will take their pIs
Nile Ella sartori is The latest novelty IN the balex
expense OF the new play is computed at 500 ant
AT the end OF the theatrical row on Broadway is I
Barney VI ams' Broadway theatre. The season
opened With Robertson's highly successful comedy
Caste, which had SUCH Immense Marie WiltoI
charming little bijou theatre in London, the Prince
Walea The theatre has been thoroughly cIeane
painted aud decorated Tor the season. A season
tragedy will succeed Caste next month, 70 be follow
~ Miss Julia Dean. Tho other engagements are
Florences. Mrs. Bowers, Miss Maggie Mitchell
Ghanfrau and Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams. Mis
Kate Newton and Lli' and Aessrs Barton Hill, She.
can ana JACK are among the members Of the compan
" Town there sill remaius Banvards Museum, whs
inc ouriesque OF Beauty and the Beast 10 runnn
baggage tomorrow night and will be brought cut
grand style Tho clever aud versatile Miss Kaie Reid
as Of sgs s"% are IN The cast The M
house will be made o! next month n the pyod,N
ton Of new spectacular piece Of the Black CroI
school, The theatre with then pass into the hands Of
new management, and assurances are gwen that d
new spectacle will astonsh body. One scene M
cost $l1 600 Tho talented Mics Fannie StocqusIer al
q large company and ballet has been engaged Mr. b
ward will attend to the museum and its curiositiss
On the east side Mr. FIR Ugh maintains mistaken q
long established character Of the Bowery theatre
dy, drama, farce, acrobas, trained dogs, &C., ali
night delight the numerous patrons Of Old Drur
pantomime will be brought out ct Christmas
w. G. Jones Is the leading lady OF The company.
or the MINOR Establishments there are three in n
variety business and each has q host Of char6pioI
ready 10 do battle in their behalf The throe are Il
and Frank Kerns; Butler's American theatre and To
PASTORS Opera House The bs nightly offered
each OF these houses, for their season has alrea@
opened only be expressed by the word stunnngI
Irish comedians, banjo players dancers OF every KIM
diueytissemesrs, pantommsss comic and sentiment
songs, Ethiopian curiosltes, medeys and, In poster lei
guage, "others too numerous to mention, form
dramatic chowder nightly served up to variety loved
the MINISTRIES are-Key Icons In which Nile Leo|
prma donna danssuse, &C.. 10 the "brght particul|
Birch, Wambold, Bernard and Backus; the Ge0r5
troupe OF genuine negroes, near the Metropo|ital
SbarDIey's at the Fifth Avenue Opera House, Al
Griffin Christys on Broadway, near Madison squaIl
All tnese halls, with tn, exception Of the San Francsc
are IN running order ut present
German opera will undoab edly como to life again
the Stadt Theatre, 1t has lives than cat al
transmigrates from Broadway to the Bowery whencvI
1t cJmes 10 an untmeiy end. Across the East River Il
notes of preparation Tor The coming hear
Mrs Conway Is terrifying her handsome little theat
with eood garrison aud heavy artillery In the shape
drama and comedy, and Hooey's Minstrels are ueu
the favorites OF the City 81 Churches.
Now one improvement IL needed In this city regar(
ing amusements. Each manager ought 70 adopt SON
speciality Tor his Establishments amt not weakly imita(
one Of his cont lrs who made bit In cera|
line. II manager brings live dog or . half frigtl
ened horse an the stage aud the people like IT, fort(
with every member Of tbs animal kingdom is ssizf
hit with bevy OF scany dres ed dancers, other mai
ayers must needs dsrobs the members Of thor cod
panes tbs rs. is not right and Is ANYTHING brs ea1
the examples Of tho Paris ana London theatres I'd
adopt each come particular line taere would be led
complaint OF want Of patronage and less ill-natur(
rivalry. How much more convenient and agreeab|
would 1t be to know that such Louse 10 specially al
voted to legitimate drama such one 70 leglsirnal
comedy, another TO spectacles and ballet fourth
bsrlesques AID one to atonal pIaysl When mad
ager bends all his energ on one particular line for
entire season, and his theatre comes the recognize
viii always ind plenty Of pa,ronA limitation
on the stage no matter how good they may be, are
ways unsuccessful No disposition has yet been made
Llngards THEATRE nee Woods II will probably be uet
by flying troupes and for occasional bene1s Dan Brj
ant goes 10 California, under the management Of NJ
Thomas Mcguire We hope that the pernicious starrd
system will be abolished Stars very acceptab
in short engagement long they are properly SUI
ported, but how seldom is this the case good rea
company, well balanced cast and proper attention to u
mounting Of piece, lie prefcrable 70 Garrck or 81
dons with company OF incarab,ea Among the atira
tons this winter Will b. Miss Avonia Jones and Ira
bridge, the negro tragedian There many other
nent members of the profession In Europe already neg
taling for engagements In this country America stint
the unparalleled success OF Madame Ristor Is locke
upon as the Fl Dorado Of tho old world, and dramat
birds are wingng their way hiiher from all pona tn
season Of lS67-6S will be- Of unexampled rivall
among managers, and the public may expect to bens