, 1870-07-17

riritahla 6hakApeA1iAn resivAls during the
winter. 1fr. John Broushxu and Ms. ieorge
Clark have been added to NalIacks conpauy
fes next seasoa. The theatre viii probably
novelties. fitlo's will reopen next month
with Lawrence Barrett, the California actor
IN ''Ihe Luck of Roaring Gimp, new drama
bv Brett H&rte. IottA will nakt PssJ long
engagement Z. this bouse, an1 .<in b. fullov-
Oates, the cleyar little lrusle>4ue actress,
OPENS the seaAou Il the Olympic, aud Will be
succeeded by Fox in = nev pantomine.
Madame Marie SeebAch- the renowned
German traRe1ienne, viii make her Grs, ap-
pessance 1t the Theatre Francais IN septsm-
her, under the management Of III. ]. Grau.
She il to Germany what Kistoti is to 1tsly;
#ha: Eaebel *as to frauce. and sladons TO
England Her greA. parts are Marguerite,
in ''Faust;" Adrie tSssart, Dssdxn4oni3, Ju-
liefte and Louise, IN "Love and Intrigue"
she plays. however. in about twenty othes
Tots in which rho il nearly s. successful.
Luoca, Artot, Nilsson, MA1langer and Nine.
CArvalho went to see her. to study her Mar
| 911eTite, which Is perhaps her beat character.
and all profted by the otsetyaton OF her great
qualities. Nine. Sestach Is abont 3S yea1s
| old, and is not unlike Nnle. Lagrange in ap-
pcx1ance-
-Veimar, in dpite Of its doleful lack Of Gil
more aud red thirta, has bean celebrating the
beethoven centenary ii very brilliant mRn-
| net indeed. The D1ector Of the Jett, which
listed seseral days, waa no other than tl.e gem
( performed VAS the famous 5tease sole',-
| nellie In D. An overture On n,utifs from Beet
hny-n YRS composed Tor tbs OCCASION by E.
Laesen. aud met with the greatest etlcrass.
| lpnlr,.se enthusiasm Vas manifested for Lszt.
Wh+u he fr1t appeared with li4 wcllworn
hato't. be wss literally coverel With dowess BY
| the crowd.
-E'aie Holt is playing Earl Dlrnty i'll the
Fl, Il nf the Cloth Vi Guli at tbs London
| strand Thehtrs.
\ -aIax Maretzek IL sai,. to h. the bearet OF
IN offes from Fisk. IT.. to OHenhach. tbs cona
pcser. who is enjoying a shart vacation It Ems
-3tr. Eaw1n Booth begins Atalrihg tour Al
DeEa1t Theatre, st. Lou1s, on tho 5th Of sep
tenlber.
-signor Muzio. 60 well known in this conn
try. has entered into hr slutie. At the Italias
Opera at Pssis. Ihe Pat Maj Gazetse says O.
the new conductor: '*6iguor Muzio's clain
I to consideration fest in the fact OF hiA beint
lie friend, tel!ow-towussnsn sud sole pupil q
| Verdi; partly also, on lis having directed tn
orrhestra At the Italian Opera established IN
der the auspices. and, ~ much a. possible. a
the expense Of thekhedise Of Egypt at Cairo,
The New York Times Of tile 18th speak
| Of the new Veunoise ballet tsonre nov Pc.
! forming at tho Grand Opera Honse, as fol
lows: s.The Tiennoise ballet troupe i bette
than any We have bad here in long ting, il
JUDGED, another so good has ever visited ,hi
county at al. Single artists re hayo had. Il
doubt, ot superlative merit hat y troop whicl
considering 10th its numbers aud arerae
: ability, is go excellent, is, ne believe. see
here for the first time. Mine. knthi Lander
dancer and pantomimist Of the first ran
She il srtyituelle-as indeed one who rept
cents poor Gt.eAa must ver1tably bs
:. elastic. powerful yet graceful execu
snt. with mobile fsce, capable Of e1tran
;. 5inazy viciesitude- Of expression, . siig
. fgur0 and muscular system trained 10 4
!. Ac1ue of condition. The most difficult to1i
Is tlf force are accomplished By Mme. lame
0 With tbs same facility. the same epontaneo
= grace. Is the ntst ordinary passage ]; and u
porecsse4 the marvellous ekill and The singnl
rhatm to make all her dancing eubordin.te
|; the character she represents. instead Of t
i CHARACTER to 1t. Al pantotnimist, Niue. l.
,e ucr has not been e1celled in this country.
indeed rival1ed. 10 fas as from single appe
snce We can judge, unless perhaps in so1
4 phases of mute acting, bs Nine. Cc1e
H. aud Milo Gaugsni, : very beautiful girl, let
!, efficient and attractive support to her princi
70 throughout the ballet. There arc seve
0 other ladirs wbose merits would Justify spec
recognition, aud the cotyphees and co,rpy'
'e bdfftt have been trained In manner to achit
lg results at once delightful and surprising.
). de FIancesca, the chief, and u. Wal3eub,
-, - | il likewise uncommon!y good.