The New York herald., 1872-09-15
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
At Home.

Theodore Thomas closes his season at Central
PARK Garden on Saturday next.
A horrible rumor comes from Bryants that Nelse
Seymour has again commenced to grow.
Tony Pastor with his blushing honors thick
upon him, makes his bow on the east side on Mon
day.
Miss Charlotte Thompson returns to the Olympic
on Monday with "One Wife," stripped OF all Its vul-
garity.
Ell. Davenport inaugurated his season at the
Chestnut, Philadelphia, last evening with Daly's
"HOrizon."
Mark Smith Is looking ruddier, heartier and more
Shocks company.
Carlotta Patti and Mario are pluming themselves
for night into the upper regions OF song at Stein
Mr.. and Mrs. Boucicault are expected to arrive
in the Scotia on Tuesday evening" ''The Bells"
will, therefore, toll week longer at Booths.
Fourteenth Street K fuii description OF the plans
10, 1871.
lie Roi Carotten is in the full tide OF success at
the Grand Opera House. A moral spectacle, without
any legs or indecency, was sadly needed on the
metropolitan board.
Howard. "the great English tragedian," shone
on the Bowery boards for one consecutive night
last week and then withdrew his effulgence The
boys had fun that night.
Some miscreant borrowed the entire wardrobe
of Mr.. George Parkes Of the Union Square Theatre,
a couple Of nights ago, and detectives ana clair
vOyants are ON the track.
The burlesque "Chow-Chow" will run at Woods
for another week with change in the cast. Mr..
Mansell has been substituted by Mr.. George Atkins
in the part Of the burlesque queen.
Whether the public know the difference between
the true article and paste or not, one thing is
Filth Avenue ike moths around candle.
''Ixion" is the triumph card Of the Thompson
troupe and never fails to draw. look at Wallacks
OF an evening VIII show that. The Praeger troupe
will introduce some new thing this week.
The singular appearance OF Rubenstein attracts
as much attention as his wonderful playing The
Beethoven brow, square Camack jaws and sunken
eyes. and his ungainly figure make him the observed
OF all. ~tirs. =, z: -. .,s- ....s., -ss>
for 'Pygmalon and Gaiatean at wallacks this sea
son. George has been carrying the affections OF the
he comes back more than ever '
The Union Square Theatre throws open its portals
on Tuesday In all the bravery of Spokesman new
new pay ana Sa Pc
first class establishment deserves commendati0n,
and 1t Is to be hoped that the example will be f0l
method to destroy the pernicious star system. Mr..
Shook Is acting ION the Square,"
Abroad.
NJ St. German and NJ Brasseur have been acting
at Trouvile.
States in the course of October next.
It is probable that the "Mademoiselle de Ia Quin-
TIME" OF George Sand will be dramatized for the
Odeon.
Negotiations are pending which will probably re
suit in the opening Of the Olympic Theatre, under
the management OF Miss Ada Cavendish.
NJ Dupuis and Madame Chaumont will appear
shortly In Lies SOnnettes," u new farce OF MN.
Meilhac and Haevy, about to be given at the
Varieties.
The celebrated Italian tragedian Signor Ernesto
Ross, who has for the last few months been per-
is now at Lima.
lie Chef de Division" is the title of the threeact
comedy OF NJ. Edmond Gondinet received at the
Palais Royal. M. Montr0gue, the well-known come
dian, has accepted three years. engagement at
this house.
II has been determined to present "Marion De.
lorme" at the Theatre Francais. Mile. Favart will
bant Nangs; M. Delaunay, Saverny; M. Febvre,
Louis the Thirteenth, and M. MounetSully, Didier.
"Les Chiens du Mont St. Bernardo has been re-
yyed with little success at the Chatelet. It will,
most probably, be speedily followed by "Patre,'
with NJ. Dumane in his original role, and with
Nine. Marie Laurent in that created by Nine.
Fargueil.
srnor Parodi, whose tragedy "Ulm or, the Par.
ricide was successfully produced In Paris has re-
Gently given reading of his new tragedy. "R0me
VainCue,v to the Committee OF the Theatre Fran
cais by whom 1t has been accepted. 1t will be given
during the ensuing winter season.
The Lyceum Theatre will reopen with new and
original historical drama BY Mr.. W. @. Wills, en-.
titled 0Charles the First" In this Miss Isabel
Bateman will play queen henrietta Maria and Mr..
Irving the King The part OF Oliver Cromwell will
probably be sustained by Mr.. BelmOre.