The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-10

sn,,re,y original ~ II IL as though man, havrnx
styed Hamlet Prince OF sweden rather man LIZ. ~
or Denmark and Othello Moor OF TURN ins.eaa :,
Moor 81 Venice, wou,a .anUr ...a. .e uaa ,ue..g
acquired a right OF authorship In Shakspeare's
hut could write tragedy myself ana pass Tor
great dramatist upon the same principle. But what
na OS, ss acting Mr n me- same
sense that one man may he said 10 AT
tempt the life OF another. Happy, thrice
happy they uf any such there were among the
audience at the Globe Theare) who had never
seen Regnier IA The part mad and lelt IKE one
suddenly condemned to drink Day n Martins shoe
blacking instead. Not that MIR. Flockton Is wholly
destitute OF merit any more than is Day Martins
backing; but 1t Ia cruel in the extreme 10 place
small ,ctor In position Tor which tue masters OF his
art and they alone are competent The whole AFFAIR
Is kettle Of Ash.
Both at the Vaudeville and the Adelphi the mimic
the one house Autumn Manmuvres," aud az The
other, "our Autumn Manruvres.n In both cases
love. not war u the motive principle, ana mars
plays sscond fiddle to Cupid. "Love rules the court
The cottage and the grove, y ana the camp as well;
AT the Vaudeville Mr. Screw introduces US 10 the
isy q colonel Of volunteers where n hlr,an ara
! inauGuyring Tor huspands, while thng :, % fna
drumming, marching and Concentrating are I'm, tne
q the R Ssy Su place before mimic
battle between t the girls two rival ooardlr.
Tine ana Hsnana clad
through the mns1etry drill and va lew OF intricate
| eyouH5ns with ceI6fity aud pr ,o,-nn Eacp Of the
Amazona n h ,nsse y vonalded BY male ocer
a sweetheart, with Thom he elopes, and SO the ma.
nGuvres aTs h.ongh, to a close All THIS Is very
moderately on small proyocation and give to both
iarces an uproarious reception.
We have no choice, IL would seem, but between
feast and famine In the matter OF htppo-dra-
matte entertainment. For years together Lon
nastlc entertainment Now they nave no fewer Than
three such establishments, ali al full swing TO-
The faded glores CT Astley's, Mr.. huyler has taken
up his quarters In very bright and pretty circus at
the situation in the Holborn Amphitheatre. The
supply Is now rather In excess OF the demand, and
be predicted without much gut OF prophecy.
Tho French players are coming back again to ST.
1nsae mouse w wSa ssss
been associated for a long series OF years. NJ
Raphael Felix has SUCCEEDED to the l%ssseesnp ana
a assn Ms- Rrnf Be ,s ss sls s
nearsal at the Gaiety and Will be produced IN
compressed form on Thursday evening
Mr. Gners en I'll IN Gaad 00e'' W
s Ae. vnsas NJ So pss
bly, Gew play by Mr.. Gilbert is in preparation. III
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred wigaM
Alexandra Theatre Liverpool On "a nr sv ms
evening they were presented by teo Company Of the
The New Queens :" .,neatre IL Manchester has been
openr piece called ''ForsaKen; or, The Wait. y
me villain OF the story knocks down an orphan
BOY and then lays him In such position as TO insure
his being entangled In the machinery and smashed
to atoms. From TINS peiilous position he lie
rescued by the faithful WaiL." sweet thing this,
IN sensationaismi
The Royal National Opera has migrated from ST..
James to the Standard where II - dong capital
business, -
A new play, founded upon Charles Dickens
Edwin Brood !" is IN preparaton at the Surrey. II
| a m
The new Galety Theatre at Dublin is nearly com.
pletel. II will open on the 27th OF next month"; with
Mrs. JohI Wood and the burlcsque company from
ST. James Theatre.
Dean Mllmans tragedy OF .'Faz!o; or The Italian
Wife, is being performed at Dublin with Miss Bate
| man as Bancha.
| A new version OF 'rhe Last Days OF POmpei'
will be produced ere long at the Queens Theatre.
II Is said that Lord Lytton VIII personally superin
| tend the production Il this adaptation, which is
| from the pen OF Mr.. Oxenf0rd.
| The news OF the enthusiastic reception OF Mr.
| SOthern in the character or Lord Dundreary nj
Nlbo's Garden has been received in London with
| the llveliest satisfaction.