The New York herald., 1872-08-12

his daughter, Miss Bella Pateman; JEANNE with
songl Miss Miliie sackett; Peter Kobe and Trink.
| yeM tiriends Of Mathias), Mr.. Sol Smith and Mr..
Pateman Fritz bernard Matthias Intended son.ir. son n
law & MI: r. Percy; Dr. Glauber, village doctor, MI.
nan Clerk d the Court Mr. n Decker The Polisn Sss
Jew, Mr. p. w. Walter President Of the Court, Mr..
N. Pike; DR.. Abraham Mesmcr Mr. A. w. FennO.
,. GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The season win open at this house on August 90,
with an English version OF lie Roi Carotte." We
have already given the cast and description or this
spectacle. liza lavish and judicious expenditure OF
money and very powerful combination OF talent
regarded one OF the prominent sensations Of the
season. The Grand Opera House, magnificent rs It
more beautiful by the taste and skin OF the man.
ager, Mr.. DAILY.
OLYMPIC THEATRE i1
The regular season will open here early in Sep
tember, with Mr. Proctor IN the new play, "The
Red Pocketbook." As we have stated before,
early in the ne tSete aHpear Ms are M
formed IN the hands Of the Court and it Ia as yet
be made oft. Mr.. John i. owens offered $4,000
year ior I'VE years lease, but did not succeed ia
ig obtaining i. MISS Lucille Western plays in this
nenrs VIII scarcely DO ready for opening
.1fwsrd .n,. as speedily as possibc. The Inevitable
sa,S,nn SiaeS orook," with new premiere da,ssese,
! LYCEUM THEATRE.
Until MT. Fechter's return, which win be at an
formerly the Theatre ansas TSa it Will ps ~as
nom The plans Of Mr. Eecnter ana the
mss w apy IN an M point
season. Mr.. FeciteT win san rom Europe on the
14th OF this month, and win commence arrange
on his arrival here.
OTHER METROPOLITAN THEATRES.
tonight under the name OF Charley Whites Ly.
Seum.n 1t Will be devoted to variety and minstrel
Mr.. Thomas Mcguire, OF California, win open
Rma k,ars Edwns Theatre at an early date with the
,aas Inc san francisco Minstrels have taken long
lease lease OF the st. James Theatre, and will commence
WooSs ssssGa Mussn snsrs with ns. strong company
| main attraction. 80 N
a., The Bowery Theatre Is preparing ''rhe Bells" Tor
Tony PASTORS opera House will continue. a. be-
lore, the Mecca Of the Bowery boys.
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. i. b. COnway'B Brooklyn Theatre (Mr. and
MRS r. - conway lesSees and managers; J.. W. Car
roll, acting manager win open the regular fall and
| the first week In October. The viii be de-
voted to the production of the latest London sensa
~ oPas fs also $50 Mr. Argosn IN pays plays Very many
talnea. Among tho new members Will be found
Mr. waiter Lennox, comedian; Mr.. Hagan Heavies
Mrs: Conway also retains the management of the
Park Theatre which will be rented out TO stars and
combinations.
49,, The % three principal theatres In the Hub-namely
sive preparations for the coming season. The
Globe-Mr. Arthur Cheney proprietor and manager
Mr.. Farnsworth treasurer and Mr. William r. Floyd
stage manager--Will open on september 2, with
stock.
Tho Boston Theatre, Mr.. J. B. Booth, manager
Harry McGlenen, business manager, will open In
September with new company. The principal
Stars ar'Is ana sl computations appear here
has been undergoing extensive alterations since
the close Of last season. and II is impossible to
y dollars have Seen nor in %
proving the front OF the house and In an entirely
new stage The company win be the strongest ever
known ut this establishment, Miss Annie Clarke
William Warren and G. Barron being retained.
The Howard Athen9um and st. James are variety
theatres, and the Coliseum will likely have an en-
gagement with the east wind which blew down its
PHILADELPHIA
The Chestnut opens In September under the man
agement Of Mr.. H. L. Davenport, J. II. Sclwyn stage
manage &c INC company remains pretty much the
made with the Filth Avenue Theatre, New York. so
that all Mr., Daly's plays win be produced simuta
The Walnut also opens in September. 1t is the
property OF Mr.. J. s. Clarke and is managed in his
manager In the company Mr. and Mrs. c. walcot,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morrison, W. II. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs; Lewis Baker. All the first class stars appear
Mrs. John Drew's Arch Street Theatre will CON-
dG tae IN egaar fall and, ana winter seas9p about the
This theatre has always been noted for the excel
ience OF its stock company and the superior mount
Ing OF the pieces produced Among the new cOmers
TO Philadelphia this season will be Miss Blanche De
Bar, Miss Florence Oowell, Mr.. Parsells, Mr.. Quln.
will be stage manager, Mrs. Drew the lessee and
general drectress and Joseph d. Murphy the busi-
Woods Museum, on Arch street. opens this
month under the management OF Colonel Wood,
Of Ghsa nnS the
evening performances all the year round.
BALTIMORE.
Holiday Street Theatre-Proprietor, Mr.. John
7. Ford; stage manager. Mr.. r. L. Keller;-rhe
lowing ladies Miss Rosa Rand, Miss olivia Rand,
Miss Wise ' and Mss Forrest fEs Fke 3; gentlemen n
euae kse eo4ss hoMss Ks, ksss cSss %
Burton, Thomas Fitzpatrick, J.: M: Forrest, Frank
WISE W s. Lowry George K Fortsscge Be
Pearson and James l.. Gallagher.
The attractions OF the Holiday Street Theatre,
Mr.. Dion Boucicauit Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, Mr..
Frank Chanfrau Mr. Dominick Murray, Mr. o. d.
Byron, Mr. Joseph Proctor Mr. John Collins Mr..
Marietta Ravel Miss Lille Edridge and other stars
The season will commence about September l. Mr..
duced the scenery at the Grand Opera House some
years since for Shakspeare's Tempest" is the
Ford's Grand Opera House, Mr. Charles E. Ford,
business manager Mr.. II. q. Ford, treasurer, will
open In the early part OF September with the New
Orleans Varieties Company. This house has about
the seating capacity of Booths, in New York. and Is
one Of the handsomest theatres in the United
States. During the recess IL has been considerably
improved altered and beautiaed. IL has been en-
gagged for combinations, operas and other musical
attractions, among them Lucca and Kellogg, Ru-
binstein, Theodore Thomas, Lester Wallack Aimee,
Janauschek, Mrs. Chanfrau, Lydia Thompson. Lin
gard, Mrs. Oates and Others
Front Street Theatre, w. E. Smm, manager,
deals extensively 10 the variety business.
WASHINGTON
The National Theatre, Mr. J. G. Saville, manager.
has no regular company, but Is at the service Of
travelling stars and combinations 1t opens Sep
tembcr % with Charlct tie Thompson and the Varie-
ties Theatre Company. OF New Orleans, who will