The New York herald., 1875-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
,,nx rprArnE--..BY 4 LARGE MAJORITY

pARK ruEArRR-s'BY LARGE MAJoRITi"
That Mr.. and Mrs Florence have endeared nem-
selves 10 the hearts the paygoers Of New Yor was
pretty thoroughly determined last night whenthey
gave their lO4th and final performance in this cy OF
"The Mighty Dolar,n play in which, by thei own
merits the artists mentioned have made, de-
servedy, widespread fame. In other hands the
production might not perhaps, have had sch
brilliant and successful rum and consequently more
credit must necessarily attach to the two poular
favortes whose characteristic deneations hav met
with such universal and hearty recognition. Idecd
the Hon Bardwen slote promises to be creaan 10
which, in years 10 come, people will refer, an as
suredly whatever other trumphs Mr., Flcence
may have SO far achieved in his pro-
fession, none win be pleasantly REALIZED
than his inimtable picture OF the willy and eccotrc
Congressman. Mrs Florence has unquestionablyadd
ed to her well laurcs artist, and hoover
extravagant the part Of Mrs General Gilnory my be
she has certainly done her share in making tho
'Mighty Dollarn Her efforts last eenng
were, If anything, additionally bright and tits no
exaggeration TO say that the curtain fd for
the last time amid feelings Of regret The
house was crowded 10 the DOORS and IL needless TO
add that both Mr. and Mrs Florence received % ova-
tion which could not fail to convince stranger their
great popularity and the appreciation in whic they
held At the termination of the third az Mr..
Florence, IN response 20 rousing and enthuiastc
summons, came forward and snd-
I'm Teappearing this the farewell night n my
engagement acknowledgment OF your kindly ecall,
hope you will be content 10 receive my thanks lieu
of anything IN the form Of set speech That tR sue
cess Of The Mighty Dollar has been endurn that
the vitality of the Hon. Bardwell Slote has ben so
great, is due almost wholly to your kind appreciation
and encouragement and without soaring int eo-
que nee once more say, Thank you-thank you.
tApplause) ] make way for a performance in
which my profession and myself take profound in
terest We're to-morrows jury TO be drawn rom
panel of actors and lHtraheurs well know wlat its
verdict would be If one-tenth Of the services
of my TO both guilds but taken int con-
sideration With critical and warm hearted pblic,
however, the result must be the same. lAppause
For the gentleman whose culture and versatlr have
always been the command Of art and its Representa-
tves need hardly ask contnuance-nay, IN in
crease-of that favor which New York audiences have
OF late bestowed upon this theatre and its tenants Your
steady approval Of myself and Mrs Florence removes all
doubts from my mind at least, and, with renewed as
Of my gratitude and expression Of thu hope
that sThe CrucIben will outas 1.-THE Mighty D.lar y
allow 70 retire with good night lie roi est mort
Viue le RON applause
The last act OF ''The Mighty Dollar" passed of with
unusual sprightness, every hit made by Mr.. ant Mrs
Florence being rewarded with the heartest aporoba-
ton from every part Of the house. II was tbs uni
versa verdict that neither VIII have to studya new
part for many day to come.