The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-28
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WALLACR's THEAFRE.-"The Long STRIKE" which
was produced at this establishment on Monday
evening last, was TO q certain extent ''snore
STRIKE" ~ well "a 'wvong strike" and was a.
tended with very queer results, and led last evening
to an entire change In the cast. "The Great Boston
Combination Company" AZ n was euphoniousiy
termed upon the bills, sought by combined move
ment behind the scenes on Monday evening. while
the curtain was down upon the second act OF th6
piece TO force Manager Moss To comply with certain
terms which they dictated TO MIN. Placed La the
awkward predicament, large audience In front fass
piece, and score or more OF actors and ACTRESSES In
the rear In open rebellion. the unfortunate MANAGER
had other alternative lefs but TO accedc apparently
to their demands. THIS he did, but 1t dld not prove
advantageous TO the rebeis to the management-
The pieco passed OF smoothly after this 0are up
1.-THE Great Boston Combination Company ima9in-
Ing that their little combination had been successfully
but in the morning TO their horror they ascertancd
that they had been completely anked by strategic
manager, and that they. the strikers" had boon
struck from the pay rolls OF the establishment. or
r pac ss SS MOI dea ~ az e
notice by members OF Mr.. Wallack's regular com
paDy and other New York lavortes who are deserv-
ing OF the highest praise for the admirable manner
In which they acquitted themselves In their several
roles The change in the cast In many respects has
been quite an Improvement and was fav0rably ro-
ceiyed by the large audience who we're In attend
ance. As the cast now stands Mr.. ". r.. Floyd sus-
sailor; Mr. ]. H. Stoddart, that OF old M0neypenny
the attorney (hs original roles Miss fsfI,e Germon
starkie. the engineer; MI. O. H.. Morton as Noah
Learoyd, and Mr. @. III. Rockwell AZ RadIey the
overseer. Thus ended the short strike" in "rhs
Long striker
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Tue elaborate and funny pantomime OF Tho
Seven Dwarfsr holds forth at the Boston theatre
August is.
The witterwen Brothers. vlollnists, viii give q
grand concert az Bath, l.. l., on Saturday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Florence will leave Europe ON
the 7th OF August for this city. They will bring
back with them two new dramas OF the sensational
order.
The Lauri pantomimic or rather acrobatic troupe
viii be one Of the startling attractions at the no
opening OF the Tammany.
Miss Laura Keene commenced two weeks Gu
gagement last evening at Selwyn's theatre. Boston,
Cousin"
Mile. Rita Sangal the favorte premiere dansease,
with which she proposes visiting the principal cites
in the South and West, with the view Of dancing
herself into the good graces OF the unterrined Jun
Miss Lydia thompson and Mr.. Harry Beckett arc
both announced to make their resPPearance q
for Nothing" will be the sensation with Miss
Thompson ss Nan and Mr.. Beckett as Diddle The
second ana third acts OF xiOn and the last act OK
''Sinbadr will also be given.
The Opera House IN the Rue Lepelerler, Paris ~
never Intended to Be aught but maKe-siliit i was
run up with ath and plaster in few months, but 10
has lasted forty Eight years.
Extensive preparations are being made at Booths
theatre for the production OF Grip Van Wlnkle' on
next Monday evening. The piece unquesti0nably
Will be brought out IN magnificent style and Will
have all the advantages OF strong cast and superior
stage effects.
The new operate burlesque OF Italia Rookh" is
also enjoying the advantages Of daily rehearsas At
Woods Museum, preparatory to Its production as
that establishment on next Monday evening. with
the worren Slsters-Sophie and Jennie-in the lead
ing roles. The piece, as originally played tn Lon
don, has been reconstructed and localized by Mr..
Ben Baker, and, Interpreted by the vIvac0us Wor
rells will. beyond peradventure prove strong
card for revving the dropping fortunes OF the
Museum.