The New York herald., 1872-10-06
NEW OCTOBER lS72-QUADRUPLE
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MR. JOSH HART ................. Lessee and Manager
THE LADIES FAvoRIrE RESORT
The following Is part Of an Editorial Notice which
appeared in THE SUN
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Our impressions of the variety show, nstituton'
of the day. derived from casual visits during the
to the UBIQUITOUS and altogether shocking perform
the Canterbury and other concert halls in Wash
inston City. These places combined the attractions
Of singing, dancing, coarse dramatic sketches
acrobatc feats whiskey drinking and smoking
before the curtain, and the familiar censort Of
painted Jezebels vicious men behind the STAGE The
camps about the capital furnished an enormous patron
age for these demorazing dens and the managers made
vast amounts of money by their shameful business
urally then, we have refraned from any commendaton
of Mr. Harts Theatre Comique for neither there
ourselves desired to- but happening by chance on
Thursday evening be passing the doors stepped in
with the intention of showing up the lnquity as should
deserve. We found orderly respectable and attentive
audience, comprising many ladies, and saw series Of
rapidly succeeding each other keeping the
spectators in constant merriment and agreeaby filing
the time until the usual hour theatre closing Through
out the evening neither heard anything Of an
indelicate character while the contrary we saw and
heard much that was both entertaining and amusing
In fact SO far decency Is concerned, the Theatre
Comique, If this evenings experience is fair
example Of every other (and we are assured that @
would much rather send an innocent girl or boy
there than to Nblos during the run of the "Black
Crook" to wallacks while the rakedness Of Lydia
Thompson and her blondes is being exposed to public
view.
OF course there is question of dramatic art at issue
atre, of catering to refined taste for dramatic
literature He gives plenty of good solid fun for small
price, and enables multitude people who would yawn
their jaws loose over sThe School for scandaw or
agnes" and after act of "Otheo." to pass
their evening In an agreeable fashion.
Mr. Hart tells us that his nvariabe rule is to change
the bill every week, matter how large his audience
may be. Constant novelty is his aim; and he finds his
profit giving such variety as will continually tempt old
patrons revisit him strangers to nock to his box
office and scramble for seats.
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mentary to the Manager, consequently he does not pub
We found an orderly and respectable audience, com.
prisng many ladies.
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character.
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The Conque gives plenty of good solid fun for small
price.
The above remarks are from the columns Of the
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commenting or the entertainment at the
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showing concuvely that theatre the series
OF and decorum concerned, cannot be
surpassed.