The New York herald., 1869-07-05
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL yGTEs.

New Orleans still remains amusementess.
The Arch is the only theatre now open IN PDlla-
delphia.
New York boasts OF ten places OF amusement
the doors or which are closed against an unappre.
ciative public
Ten theatres and one minstrel hall remain open in
this city to prevent our citizens from becoming
cross-graned and clogged with too much business
and the dull cares OF life.
The following the names OF the houses which
are closed:-French theatre, Tammany New York
theatre, Academy of Music, the san Francisco Min
strel Hall, the Circus, Tony PASTORS Opera House,
Fifth Avenue theatre, the Stadt theatre and PARK
theatre OF Brooklyn. The Broadway theatre closed
its doors TWO months ago, and Will never again be
opened for dramatic purposes.
The places OF amusement which still remain in
full operation are as folows:-Booth's, Grand Opera
House, walacks, Niblo's, Olympic, Woods Mu
scum, Bowery, Theatre Comlque, Waverey Bryants'
Minstrel Hall, and Hooey's opera House, Brooklyn.
Many OF these establishments will close for wee
or two in August, preparatory to opening for the
regular fall and winter season.
Kate Reynolds, Alice Dunnng. Tony Pastor, with
his fifty New York stars Jinks-Lngard, George
Bonface, Rusty Musket Jack and the "rwo Headed
Giri''-one OF tue "Periodr sort, we suppose-are
delighting the Hubites with drama, comedy, farce,
burlesque and mnstrelsy.
Hartz the "Illusionlst'' is trying TO humbug the
"Sansr in Salt Lake City,
The Rizarels trying to break their necks on
the flying trapeze for the edl1catlon OF the moral
Chicagoese.
Mile. Lucca will not appear this season in Covent
Garden, London The operation her tonsils has
affected her health, and her voice IN particular needs
restoration.
There viii be strong company at the Arch street
theatre, Philadelphia, next season, under the man
agement OF Mrs. John Drew, VINO Will sustain the
reputation OF the Arch as a stock theatre.
season as leading man, In place OF Mr. Bar
ton HILL who leaves at an early day for
at the st. James theatre. Mr.. Adam EVERY viii be
succeeded in the 'heavy" business by NJ J. Carlan,
. good actor who has been great lavorte In New
York. The light comedian will be Mr. George Stod-
dart and the soubrette Mrs. Stoddart. The first
walking lady Will be Miss Annie Firman in place OF
Mrs. Creese. The balance OF the company wlll be
made up OF the old members. Messrs. MacKay. craig
James and Hemple, and Miss LIZZIE Price, Mr..
Thayer and Mrs. Maeder will remain IN the positions
they have filled during the past season.
Miss Carrie Louise Kellogg left town on Wedncs.
day last for the White Mountains. Miss kellogg ~;
take her departure at an early day ~. Europe; but
II is whispered that before doing - she will give
farewell scmioperatic representation at the AGATE
act Of imDroise fhomas, Ismiet, that IS 10 saw
the part OF the piece In which Nile Nilsson achieved
her most notable triumph.
''The Grand DucnessD with "Le sabre de man
perez has reached Denver CITY, away or In the
Rocky Mountains. The Howson opera troupe, re-
Gently from San Francisco opened at the theatre in
that city on last Monday evening for a short season
Of opera 0ouge, with "The Grand Duchess as the
leading trump. The fashionable world OF Denver
was In most delightful state or excitement at last
accounts over It's Onenbach treat, notwlthstandlng
,ne fact that the price for enjoying the eGervescen
luxury OF opera 0olre notes hao gone up consider
ably above New York prices, TO be in harmony, we
suppose, with the altitude Of the place.
building OF iron, has been entirely pulled down and
packed away, with promise from the proprietor to
reopen In November with stronger company from
England and from that new dramatic centre, Aus
tralia As 10 the OPERA Signor Cogi In said to have
done 30 well that the committee have determined to
have next cold season a stronger COMPANY OF tive Va
vocasts, eighteen chorus singers and an orchestra.