The New York herald., 1871-08-10

recognized favorlte OF that city-some Of hts char
aeterizations having endeared him there both as a
mastery actor, poet and dramatic composer
SIbios expressly during s' E%metts ES f snsaaement
ing the part OF the crafty Elizabeth, and ANNE Fir.
min, who has retired TO Niagara TO devote herself
to be stage manager. and Alfred Joel, whose expe-
rlence has made his services so much sought after,
attends 20 the business.
or Janauscheks present reDeryOire her Mary
otuart, Lady Macbeth Bialca, Deborah and Her
mione are among the most famous, whe she is still
Dusily at work with her studies In Kissingen, hav-
ing taken AS companion there with her an accom-
psed lady OF this city expressly for the purpose OF
s ~ may yer IN me Engsn lansuage so
present present Is entirely devoted 10 her new plays,
"Medea," "Pe!ra" and 'Mother and "Daughter."
afama written expressly for Janauscnek by Henry
OctoDer2; st. Louis, Kansas City, quincy, Spring
ned, Gn!cago Milwaukee Detroit. Toledo, Cleve-
ane Rdchssa seag MM,eadye Ttusve RSao srs
Hartford, New haven, Bridgeport Pniladelphla,
Baltimore, washington, Richmond, Charleston, Sa-
vannah. Mobile, New Orleans Galveston, Memphis,
Nashville, Louisville, Columbus, New York and Bos.
ton.
HEDwIG RAABE
An0ther dramatic feature OF the coming season
will be the introduction to the American public Of
the coincidence hedwIg Raabe who Is to-day one OF
tne most celebrated and popular artists in Europe
she made her debut out u few years ago. when only
sixteen years OF age. al one OF the Berlin theatres
afterwards she accepted all engagement at The lm.
perlal Theatre In Vienna where she became the
admiration OF the artists and the pubic. shortly
alter this she played star engagements In all the
Critical Cities s as s. Dresaen Munich, Bresaa AZ and St.
petersburg Wherever sne appeared the orchestra
demand ror the seats, and alter her rst engage
ment at the Imperial Theatre OF st. Petersburg she
was secured as the permanent star OF that establish
ment Tor number OF years. she comes TO the
United States under the auspices OF Mr.. Grau,
whose experience taste and knowledge In
Is indebted for the great Rlstori ana the equally
talented Seebach. He was the last manager that
gave gave US good Italian opera and first class opsa
OF age, possessed OF beauty and talent Sne Will be
accompanied to this country by her own complete
company of able artists, selected by herself tor
American tour. Nothing WILL be spared to make her
visit grand triumph Only artists OF ability will be
engaged, and as a sample OF what her company Will
HOfburg Theatre, Vienna, has been secured to play
the leading r8teS In her repertoire. At another time
Raabe Will make her American debut IN The month
OF October, and during ner sojourn win Visit the
play here at the Academy OF Music.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
This establishment will open early IN September
with an original dramatiZatlOn or the "Mystery Of
Edwin brood" The house Is now undergoing a
thorough overhauling under the direction OF Man
sparkling than ever The old lavorltes win be re-
tanned Ia the company, such as Miss Clara Morris,
Fanny Fanny M9rant Fanny Davenport Linda Dietz, Mrs.
&c. The new corners are Miss Mary Carey, from
Boston; LOUIS James, Pniladelphia; owen Fawcett,
Chicago Craig and Grit1ths. Boston. Several young
ladies OF this city, at present unknown to fame VIII
make their DEBUT during the season. Many rare
dramatic novelties will be brought out, plays by
American authors receiving the first consideration.
wALLACKS.
The date OF the commencement OF the dramatic
season AT this tlmehOnOred temple OF comedy Is not
yet fixed. The new Lydia Thompson troupe Will be
there next week, being their first appearance this
season. Miss Madeline Henrlques reIolns the regu.
lar company this season, and there is little change
In the complexion Of the latter. or course Old and
modern comedies will constitute the seasons pro
gramme Tne thompson troupe Is stronger than
ever In the buriesque line, and viii likely hold the
boards until October.
THIS theatre was opened for the first time on
February 3, 1869, "ROmeo ana Juet' being the I'M.
nal performance. 9s,s ane regular season WIZ
Il, with Lotta as as "Tittle "' Seii."' During: During
her engagement new play, written
be brought out. Lotta Will play at this theatre for
SIX weeks After her comes Charlotte Cushman,
supported by william Creswick opening September
% and closing at the end Of Oct0Oer. During This
tine Henry Viii" viii be produced in grand Style,
MISS Cushman as Queen Katherine. and Ureswick as
WOlsey ABOUT November i John Z. Owens plays
"SOlon Shtngle" and his engagement lasts four
weeks. In December Edwin Bootn VIII appear.
Julius Caesar will be brought out during this en-
gagement. In March Miss Maggie Mitchell COM
Magonigle business manager; Mr.. Joseph BoOh
treasurer, and Mr.. Edward Molenhauer, chef dor
ment. The last season was a very profitable one.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
This theatre opened september 9, 1867, with Mr.
James L. Hayes as lessee and Mr.. G. L. Fox as stage
manager, the opening attraction being Joseph
JenersOn, In his celebrated performance of "Rip
Van winkle," succeeded by the production OF "Md-
100 performances, and was only Withdrawn ON &C.
count OF All engagement having been made with Miss
Maggie Mitchell. She commenced February g. 1865,
as "fancbon,n and continued until the evenfui
March 10, ls6o-eventful, Tor then was presented g.
L. FOx's pantOmime entitled '.Humpty Dumpty,n
now household word. This had most pre-
cedened success, for IL was played without inter-
mission until May Is, 1859, ana on that night had
reached It's 4s3d performance .'hickory Dickoryp
another pantOmime from the hands OF the same
author, produced May Is and continued to please
the puono until september .: Tnen followed
Gaslight' and, other attractions until the
February IA, 1870 He enacted the melancholy
Dane seventy three times, until he appeared as the
Burlesque Troupe, May le, and at the end of their
engagement the theatre closed. July $780, for the
first tune eXeept night lor researsan SINCE the
son commenced August %, 1870, with the
Oates % ,s BaresGue Company ana continued
aud 4, for rehearsals Of another OF G. L.
FoX's pantOmimes, enutied, "Wee Willie
winkie." Tnis was produced October 8, and was
February q. 1871. "horizon,n by Augustin
DAILY, was produced March 2l; Jack Sheppard
an engagement for three weeks, followed by Rose
aud Harry watkins for three weeks. On June II
Johnny Allen appeared Schneider, which he Is still
playing and will continue until the 18TH lnst when
the summer season VIII terminate and the theatre
close tor brief PERIOD IN order that every and
attention may DE paid To the reproduction OF Of
the greatest successes ever known--the celebrated
spectacular pantOnime OF "Humpty Dumpty"-wlth
which the season OF 1912 Will be inauguratel,
probably on the 2sth OF the present month"; with the
first appearance for some time OF the author and
inimitabe clown, q. l.. Fox. In presenting this
QuQef mn nod
that ir lavish expenditure Will accomplish 1t all
previous efforts will be eclpsed and an attraction
presented complete In every sense OF the word.
Work has been progressing Tor months, and an I'M
mense outlay already incurred TO prepare
the pantomime. MIR. Hayes and his assistants
have already completed the scenery and effects,
which Will be OF the most gorgeous description.
The Kiralfy Brothers have been In all the principal
cities oi England, France Germany, Italy, Russia,
&C., and among other engagements they have ef-
iected are the foowng artiss, who Will appear for
the first time In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bertoldl and
Mile. M0rlOndO prentiereS ddnseuseS dSsOtutOS,
from the theatres La Scala, Milan, and Carlo Fece,
GenOa Mile. Alexandrowa, the Russian premiere
ddnseusf, from the Imperial Theatre, st. Peters