The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
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NIBLos GARDEN.-The extraordinary successful
season OF opera oot6s at Nblo's Garden ended last
night Mr.. Bateman's pluck in opening the seaso n
there 10 midsummer, when according to the stereo-
typed phrase, Everybody was out OF town." has
been rewarded beyond even his own sangune an
tlcpatlons. For three months every representation
OF "Barbe Bleue" has been witnessed by crowded
houses Yesterday evening Blue Beard and his six
wives, including the nimitable Boulotte, King Bo-
beche, Queen Clementine, Princess Hernia Prince
saphir Popolani, Alvarez, Count Oscar and the
whole glittering thr0ng Of mobiles, pages, guards,
peasants, Mexicans and Bohemians with Mlle DE
Rosa as the central figure Of the delicious saltat0ry
anaclronism OF this admirable operal babe farewell
TO the frequentcrs OF Niblos Garden The village In
Brittany, Blue Boards castle, the palace of King
bobeche the alchemist's cave and the royal we'd
ding scene, all dissolved and passed away 'like the
baseless fabric OF vision" After the first act Mr.
Bateman was enthusiastically applauded while he
made the following speech:--
LADIES AND GENTIEMES-I appear before You, In
response 70 your generous invitation. TO perform
thanking you for the kind and constant support
Win which you have honored the performances OF
son at Niblos Garden. The difficulties OF sum-
mer season are not few, but Il has been
my privilege to hna you at all times , and
ana IN great numbers, as tonight giving
alb and encouragement to my undertaking. Not
only on my own account, but also on the part OF the
ladies' and gentlemen Of my troupe, whom repre-
sent have TO offer acknowledgements; ANA nave
moreover duty TO perform to them, for should
warmly testifylng to the zeal, the promptness ana
Tue nearfiness with which they have seconded my
Efforts for your entertainment. In all my expert
ence as an actor and rs q manager II has
never been my fortune to deal with more cordial
their names should be glad 10 express to them IN
dividuay my sense OF their merits; but az that Is
impossible | will only say that all the good Will ana
earnest endeavor that you have seen In Mile. lrma
and NJ Auac have been equally displayed by every
member men OF The troupe in his Particular sphere AS
they are about to leave you for short time ought
perhaps to tell you where they are going They start
Tomorrow for the West, to take the place Of the
other branch OF my company-little Mile Tostee ana
the rest-who VIII be among us IN New York again
next Wednesday. A few weeks later the entire com
pany Will be united and at your service.
WALLACK's THEATRE.-The popular play or
"Loves Sacrifice" was the bill at this house last
evening including the first appearance this season
OF Miss Rose Eytinge, Mrs. John Seton, Miss Mary
Barrett and Mr.. c. II. Rockwell. The particular at
traction OF the evening was Miss Eytinge's appear
ance AZ Margaret Elmore, and by full and stylish
audience she was welcomed with the enthusiasm
which announces the presence OF u great gun at a
political mass meeting i hardly necessary to say
II was neatly and smoothly rendered in all its details;
that the dressing was superb, that the costume Of
Miss Eytinge was perfectly Splendid" as more
than one Of the ladies OF the parquet defined 1t,
and that her acting made this old play as good as
new and fresh on its first representation She is,
in truth, fine actress, and IN all the essentials OF
youth, beauty, grace voice ana manner she Is highly
Miss Jennings, Mrs. Seton, j. ". Wallack, Fisher,
Ringgold, St0ddard, Rockwell and every member OF
the cast that she was naturally inspired to do her
very best. And so 1t Is old play or new play, an
evening ut Wallack's is always an evening OF solid
enjoyment: This evening two pieces, Simon Bcr-
trand" and "Dearer Than Life"
NEW YORK THEATRE.-"OUT OF THE STREETs."-
Ind fron audi of I'm Naxy YORK; atra
last night ana the way 1t relished "Out Of the
Streets" it is evident people like familiar scenes aud
pictures OF life. There was performed just that
which we in the habit OF seeing in dairy life In
the streets markets and other places in this good
city Of New York. and very effective and amusing
scenes some OF them are =. great deal cannot
1t is really entertaining from the familiarity Of the
representations rather thar from the novelty. The
the company deserve much credit for their acting
and for making the most Of the materials they have
70 work upon. in capable hits upon and striking
New er"ated great deal OF fun, 1t Is Altogether
5ISsal sensational pir, end Tor mat very sSason as
it may have probably long run anu q pfo"'spic
one to the managers.
McEyoY's HfBERSIcoN.-As we predicted few
weeks ago this exhibition has Proved decided sue
cess. Pikes Music Hall being FAR too small to ac
commodate the large audience that nightly repaired
thither the exhibition has been transferred TO the
theatre OF the building, which, from dress circle to
the upper gallery, was thronged last evening. The
different scenes presented have lost none OF their
attractions by repetton but the singing OF Mr. Birch
admits OF good deal OF Improvement while Miss
Roland lacks careful ana abOriOus training before
she can do justice to Moore's~felodies The cos
Of the Irish driver has very little sembance Of
the reality. and Mr. McEyoy would materially i'm
hat 50 familiar to tourists, for the ridiculous article
ON his Uranium with green band. More simplicity
and less exaggeraton would be nearer the ciarac,er
which Mr. McEvoy In other respects so faithfully
represents.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Onenbach is busy upon another work c'L'lle de
Perlutipan'D for the comic opera.
Father Camps Continental Old Folks are singing
We olden time melodies at the Newark Opera House.
Mr.. L. Franklin, young Hungarian gentleman OF
culture, win give series Of Shakspearian readings
next week in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The remains Of the late Adah Isaacs Nenken are to
be removed from Pere La Chaise to America.
Miss Louisa Pyne Will soon pine no more, that Is,
in single blessedness. for she is about 10 be united
for certainty TO certain Mr. Frank Bodda.
the Indianapolis theatre, with Nile Moriacch as the
premiere ddnseose The piece has been brought out
ith all the gorgeous effects OF scenery and costumes
that marked It's production at Niblo's.
The combined forces OF the "Black Crook" and
White rswn w, Pallets VIII give three arewe per-
four quarters OF the globe. The first VIII be given
this evening" the second al the matinee tomorrow,
and the third and positively the last tomorrow
evening. Bonfant DE Rosa, sohlke Betty Rigl,
Schlaeger CerebeliI, Pagapi. Obert Adrian and nu.
meroue other queens Of the Eight fantasticr will
appear together for the last time In this city, and
crowded house b certain 70 greet them upon each OF
the performances Undine" Is the play selected for
the Introduction OF the ballet IN which the principal
efYects Of the "Back Crookn ana white Fawnn
will be preserved On Monday Mr. Forrest. sup
ported by powerful cast will appear az King Lear.
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