New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
THE DRAMA.
NIBLo's GARDEN.

"lour absent Harold reappears at last"
MOI 20 very long absent neither Nibo's Garden Theater
was burned on the 9th of last May and its managers
now intimate that It viii be reopened on the nth OF
November The work Of rebuilding It is already lar adj
sanced toward completion. The theater viii be very
oocu the same as 70 was before, except that It viii
pos-ess additional appliances OF cOmfort-partculary
IN the region Of the STAGE and Of course. the whole
Mace will he lighter, arer and more e!osn than ever
Al immense quantity Of dirty rubbish was destroyed III
he buruu- OF Nlbo's Gardon-the thought OF Wch as
heinz gone is an Exquisite pleasure. "What should We
do wrote Hawthorne, without death and fire {" Upon
Tie now stage in particular there will be found wealth
NJ entirely new scenery AS the spectacletheater Of the
uefrouolis NblOs Garden has for some years thrYcn
and az the spectace-theater Of the metropolis it viii
resume it's The opening piece ready 1t is not
nThe Black Crook" as first intmated, but it is
.pectacle OF the same order. Mr.. Voeghtlin, the
rIef scenic artist Of the theater, is painting
two transformation scenes. The quality Of
his work IS known, and anticipation Of the
excellence OF these scenes is, OF course, well founded
Four transformation scenes, all 20 be presented
one VIII consist Of a sudden change from Demons
Cavern to brilliant Market Fair in japan Another Is
The famous Bird CAGE scene from The White Cat-the
most popular Of the Partisan spectacles Beside these
str. roiuts of gorgcousness the piece is to dis
MAY series Of doranic picturessaid to be really mag
uifccut-bv Mr. Matt Morgan. This artist used TO be
Tie chief designer at the COvent Garden Theater AS
trrc paiutcr he has long enjoyed distinction. Another
scenic feature win he what the artistMr. Charles v.
Getz OF Raltmore-dCsc-ibos as "a chrOmattc foil"
raintinc This is caltd The Palace Of Jewels" Still
another glory has been provided by Mr. Julian Hicks
one Of the prominent scenic artists Of London, in the
shane OF an alegoIical picture called Beauys Bower"
This work il sad 20 be fraught with delicate significance
and 10 lc finely finished. ". Sachetd, the distinguished
French artist whose brush is equally strong and sweet
H. the treatment o. landscape and water, furnishes
,.,g Ct" IaLeIy Moonlight" IL was shipped on board
m steamer EcIveta reported TO be on fire al Hayre, but
bappily 10 escaped uunjured that presently il may
ne admired not alone for its lOveness but for the pers
II hag passed. Finally the Brew Brothers Of London,
,,.,o ,,1dr tie transformation scene in "The Black
Crok have surpassed all their previous efforts in this
lime by making for the new spectacle that Messrs
Jarrett Palmer VIII present. a transformation scene
eued The Nativity Of Venus" This has cost a great
ael Of money enlisted i'm It's execution great deal Of
cced KILL and afforded qualification to some OF the
mos cxucliluccd ant critics IN England. II VIII be
perceived that all the conspicuous schools Of stage
o,tp i II q world are 10 be represented in the new
snecrace al Niblos Garden, and that greater efforts
t were ever put forth hitherto now TO be made TO
fest The ewes and feed the luxuriant tastes OF the SEN
ss multitude NiDlO's Garden will proceed under the
s,e MANAGEMENT as before Messrs. Jarrett q Palmer
have employed sIr. b. Sherwood TO build their stage
aud Mr. Richard Marston to paint their drop-curtain
fer Stage director viii be MI Leon j. Vincent; their
treasurer. Mr. j. A. Zimmerman.