New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
MUSIO AND THE DRAMA.
THEATRICAL ADVERTISING.

The manager of the Standard Theatre sends us a
note as follows
TO me EDITOR OF The Tribune.
SIR see by this mornings TRIBUNE that my note re.
been slightly misnterpreted am aware that the stop
TaF TRIBUNE and should NOT for nome nt imagine as
you have inferred that wreakng vengeance upon
YOU by such proceeding But since THE 1RIBUSE has
Seen III TO sondemn All our efforts 10 please the manage
ment deemed 1t better 20 have TUE TRIBUNE remain
silent in regard to The snrest way to attain this end
TO stop adyertsingiu In The TRIBUNE NO one knows
appreciates tho ability OF your dramatic editor more
than do But we think that his last sarcastic notice
of our house, written without his having seen Mr..
Clarks False Title" really not called for hope
vertsing in THE tribune from desire TO get even
with you" the Pnrase is but simply as matter Of
fuly, W; J. HENDERSON, Business Manager
Yelc- York, Sept. 25, 1878.
This gentleman we believe has recently trans
ported himself hither from the West, aud he has
great many things to learn. One of them is that
whether he advertises or not in The TRIBUNE. the
critic of this paper will continue to give all dra-
matte enterprises in this city exactly what attention
they may seem to deserve. Another Is that the only
policy" which can promote " the good Of the
theatre is to produce good plays Does Mr. Hen
derson really imagine that the way to get along is
TO prevent the newspapers from telling the public
how we'll OF how Ill he eaters for their amusement
II THE TRIBUNE has seen fit to condemn all his
efforts to please" he may rest assured that it is be-
cause all his efforts have been unsuccessful and he
is not going to mend the matter by taking measures
to stop the plain speech Of the newspapers, even
supposiug that it ia in his power to stop 1t, which is
supposing great deal.
While we are speaking of this subject, let us in
yite the attention of readers to the following
amazing communication from the manager Of the
New-YOrk Aquarium:
10 ne Publisher Of TIE Tribune
BIR, Before and since the Aquarium opened, it
having been omitted, and since the place was built
don't think We have ever gotten regular notice 10 the
column presided by Mr. Winter such other places
OF amusement have received every week. We have
never complained OF this injustice aud manifest partial
ity, would We now only the inclosed "feW lines"
published IN this mornings issue And they are
alse and Intended TO misead the puOhe lfhese ore the
few lines; Mr Hermann, necromanoer--nOt the wiz
ard OF tho selfsaue name who long since made that
name dstln lngulshed, but one OF softer nature, Is giving
exhibitions at the AQuarium."l As advertisers We are
entitled TO q notice once week We aoh'! get " u auI
have mentioned the matter number OF ilaes 70 M.
Jennlnes your collector who Promised 20 attend TO the
affair. Mr.. Winter never comes 20 the Aquarium anu
for my part fat 70 how be can Criticize any per
fOrmRnee .hat he has not witnessed, ana plAee y,
amusement 70 which he never goes The PfOpretee ~
the Aquarium 4 wllhHg 10 donate any cnhfleapg VI
sttutiOn nye thousand dollars II bis coectlon o unS
IL surpassed by that OF any aquarium in Enrop S;
thls ls the place that Mr, Winter would eonhemh, W Ws
you DO kind enough 10 SEQ that Mr hsrEmann mas W.
9s,O. iork, Sept. 30, 1878.
II We we're emulous Of Mr.. HamiltOns STYLE "