The New York herald., 1867-10-04
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On Monday next the of the stage she has passe
the final test Of Myrrha trumphanlly) will appear for
the first time Marie Antonette, in Gtacometti's
play written especially for her. The author in order
give fitting historical accuracy, has complied facts
from available public and private libraries documents
and historical archives Elaborate and minute re-
searches have been made by him the Palace do Tria-
Versailles and all historical documents consulted
at tho Pr do Ia Conciergcrie, where the noble and
unfortunate Queen imprisoned before her execution.
The highest influences have been exerted In order to
obtain permission pcruse certain secret records which
except Monsieur hers the former Secretary of
the In terror Was ever allowed to open and the result
OF Gacomett's patient labor and spirited genius has
been so far rewarded that he has succeeded IN uniting
his tragedy OF Marie Antoincto all the qualities which
constitute masterpiece.
The following Ia tue synopsis OF the scenery which
has been expressly painted n Europe for the play =:
PROLOGUE scESs-Grand Hail at Versailles, by Signor
Recanatin scenographer OF tho grand Theatre San
Carlo Fence, at Venice.
AcrI-A superb Hall OF the Palace at Versailles by
signor cova OF the grand Theatre Carlo, OF Genoa.
Acr U.--PARr FRsT -ScEsE-Tne Park Of 81. Cloud,
by Sgnor Recanatini PART SECOND ScENEHali OF the
Terrace de Feoants. the Chateau OF the Iuerics,
by gnor vene FIRST scenic artist of tho Royal Theatre
san Carlos, at Naples.
AcT IIL-SoEsE Hall adjoining the Legislative AS
ACT iv-ScESE-The Kings Chamber at the Prison OF
the Temple by sgLor Gann scenog'apher OF tao Royal
Act v.-scESE-Queens Chamber, Marie Antoinc,te
IN the prison OF the Temple by sgnor Luss scenic
tist Of the Royal Theatre at Florence.
EPILocuE.-scESE-Pfison Of tho Queen Marie Anto:-
nette At the Conciergerie, by Signor Gianni
The comprises OF the most celebrated char
acters In the French Revolution particularly those who
figured that stupendous drama Of fc and Of nations
and familiar the court Of France. being prominently
brought forward to give domestic interest 10 the
the Marquis de Lafayette the early friend Of the Amer-
Revolution, and the friend Of his King and Queen
complete success OF this great play.
Steinwny HaIl-Lcopold de Meyer.
Mr. Harrison's second concert was arsely attended
last night Leopold de Meyer 70 be the great
OF the season II II rarely hear such p anist
American concert hall His rendering OF fantasia Of
his osn on ain from Bellin called Soursnr dIaiie,
and the exquisite sumbsr song from Masaniello was
Invested with a ramens OF poetry like that which
Chopin wont to throw his piano play ing.
Madame Anna Ackerman sang an aria from Faust and
Twilight and ballad by Ab n excellent style, and the
inmiiable vionist Rosa gave universal satisfaction in
Artots Sorenir de Beiini Thomas orchestra played
the Jesonda and Rosamond ovortures and selections
from Don Carlos and Romeo and Juliet. The concert
entire success Madame varian Hoffman will
appear the FIRST SUNDAY concert.
Stadt Theatre.
Orpheu in der Unter1ce1 German version OF Onen-
bachs we'll known OPERA OypAe Was given at tho stadt
theatre Lass night, before . large audience. Nine.
LArrongs the Eurydics, Ia an sxcslcnt aciross and
possesses fresh we'll trained and sympathetic voice
Her husband, the Jupiter the occasion. German
edition of Burton Tho opera placed on the stage
and the chorus and orchestra did their duty with
ndeiity. The German language, however is hardly
suited for the light, sparkling music OF 0ncnbach-
Bnnvard,s Opera Housc-Thc DEVILS Auction,
or the Golden Brunch.
private rehearsal OF this grand spectacular and
magical fcerie Wednesday convinced the guests OF
Messrs Dc Pol and Lawrence that Notwithstanding all
tho difficulties Of bringing so complicated . peco OF
machinery into operation, 10 contained the chief
elements Indispensable 10 success Had Novcrrc him.
self been prcsent-Noverre, whom Garrick styled the
shakespeare OF the dance, and 10 whom mainly
indebted the modern balethe would have admitted
that the ballet company under the direction OF signor
Ronzan has not fallen into the fatal OF emitting
the dance from their programme bcwilderng A. Is its
variety spectacular attractions with all the spcndor
OF gay costumes and calcium lights. That would,
indeed, have becn TO play Hamlet omittine tho
pen, pers Feature Of the entertainment, and yory
superior dancing IL the part OF the principal
formers. Such the unanimous verdict Of the crowd
ed house which witnessed aud appauded last evening
the nrst public representation OF The DEVILS Auction.
Four ve Of the gorgeous enough make
amends for too much rather indifferent scenery Tho
most superuous parts of the dialogue OF tho pccs
sensbiy curfaicd aud whilo its humor fully pre-
slmos. entirely sIImnstsd. Nearly ali the starting
magical transformations wrought by one or the other
tasmsn purchased by the villagers Al The Devils
Auction skilfuiy adapted concentrate attention
the dancing OF the company particularly on that of
sgnornas Elisa Biasina Augusta Sohke, ErmeslIda
Dian, Eugenia Lupo ana signor Giovanni Lupo Tue
place OF Nile Coradine, who is daily expected TO arrive,
vas supplied by Mile. Carotta iapon,e Vile Giu-
scppa Morlscchi looked for towards tho end Of Ocio-
ber Miss Fanny Stocqueler appeared with song and IN
five characters Including that Of Rosemary, IN love WIN
Jack donkey transformed 10 man, and personated
BY Mr. Robert Hcwade, who yesterday evening made
his nrst appearance In New York. Mr. u. H. Phillips
the Count OF Dryspring, and, 81 very late notice,
Mr. g. Y. Netkin assumed the part Of Arnold The
brilliant costume With which he emerged IRON the role
OF poor shepherd set on well his remarkably nne
agure. Barring q very few Of those little accidents,
which unfortunately are apt attend nrst represen.
,a,ion IN this county and witch sone ll-bshaved ndi.
vduais but Ia vain, 70 turn 10 malicious account
The DEVILS Auction went OF smoothly and succsss u
And a. have already ntimated the unusual comhi-
nation OF superior dancers elected applause from
connosseurs who remember With delight how they were
enrapured by such single stars OF the first magnitude
the fary ragioni snd the bewitching Fanny Esier
rhe nna transformation scene Was admired a. cStremov
brilliant