The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03

ing and singing and d0ving, and thousand and
spicy vigor OF the dialogue characterize the drama.
has made HIT and Will doubtless De the great
attractive feature here during the Limited engage
ment OF the WOrrel sisters and their nne puriesque
company.
Tony PAsToRs.-He must have been an honest
II not an educated architect who built this fayorlle
haunt. else the walls, galleries and perhaps the
roof would have been violently attracted to the
earth. The pressure and gravltation were strong
last night bnt tine establishment stood 1t ALL though
rivulets OF perspiratOn streamed In all drections
1t was the opening night ar Tonys ana that speaks
volumes for the attendance. The lights never shone
brighter, and the little multitude outside plunged IN
when the doors were opened with q Simultaneous
rush. as Il the ticket gate were tne portal 70 ra a.
bliss. IL was 50 in reality, for, Judging
artists, who one and all acquitted themselves adj
miraby, everybody present seemed In the heiaht OF
enjoyment. The entertainment was, as usual, ex-
ceedinely varied and very interesting in its way
There were new songs, new dances, new comicail-
ses new everything from the twiaKns o. ssac au
too. were most appropriate, and nothing was want
ing to render the Inauguration successful or 10 lead
Will not be up to the usual standard. The audience
retired after capital turkish BATH rous,ns en-
OUT the evening was immense.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
MISS Ly0la thompson anu uer bleached blonde
buresquers start to-day for Niagara. the palace
car 30 literally provided for them by the Prince Of
Erie jim Jubilee. Jr.
Mr.. Harry Placlde, the veteran comedian. has been
very III at MS residence In Babylon, Il. l. lie IS
slowly improving. but is AZ vet very feeble.
The New York theatre viii be enlirely recon-
structed at an early day, under the direction OF
lady manageress, the same that was tO have taken
the French theatre. The season Will be devoted to
the highest order OF legitimate representations aud
report argues iav0rably for the success OF the
lessee.
Mr. Augustin DAILY inaugurates the season a. the
Fifth Avenue theatre on the lJth inst. he will pro-
duce three new plays In rapid succession, II being
his determination not TO permit the theatre 70
languish for want OF talent or novelty. Miss agnes
Ethel, who achieved such brilliant success last
season IN the New England Cities will be the bright
theatre.
Return Of Fanny Janauschek.
The great actress, Fanny Janauschek, has returned
to the United States after an absence Of few
months. 1t is said she will make New York the
place Of her residence and Will study the English
language under the best teachers. with view to
performing In English she Is prepared.
She will not appear on the stage until she has
quired our language well enough for this purpose.
Janauschek, undoubtedly, has great determination.
industry and perseverance,, and she had already
made considerable progress Ill learning English be-
fore she left for Europe, but II Will require great
deal of hard study and time to acquire snch know
ledge OF the language and the pronunciation OF Il
necessary to declaim well In the Classic TOtes she
takes. should she succeed and perform as well in
English as IN German great career Will be before
| her, for the American public have already shown
their appreciation Of her genius and splendid acting
| even Wnen speaking IN a foreign language and
would certainly crowd the theatres to hear her In
their own language.