The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09
financially, than single good actor surrounded by


Very much indeed. | nave had the good luck to
enxase nons put nrst class Stock actors anu @ hv
also brought With me iaras humber OF new plays,
some Of which l mentioned above, from me
pens OF Inc indicated me wen ar%snv and
who have since arrived are:-Mle Ella Groeger from
the stadt Theatre in Mayence; Nile Bertha Necser'
ngsr rso p,sa ~ Tha.a,a m Berin: Mile
Anna MartoreL from the Carl Theatre IN Leinzig;
hessrs. Franz Renau. from tho Court Theatre IN wles
IN Rain Anian o,so from the Stadr Theatre in
Mayence; Henry Couried, from the stadt Theatre
IN Bremen; Oscar WI from the S.aa' r anea.s
inc ioiiownp tayorites - Misses Schmitz, Heller.
Wagner Umlaui, WOLF Kascowska ana Messrs.
kesser boJocs, meyer wosons'o,a, csn, r,s,
Mr. stoecEe and my stage carpenter, Mr. A. Dorm
brach and their staf have been engaged during the
entire summer 70 Iepa,nana ,,rs,u new scene
ries1
THE BUSINESS PROSPECTS,.
ma. Is .ne p.ospsv' LOT .S TS nShc seem 10
have regained confidence in revival OF trade which
makes Them moro liberal in their patronage OF thca'
.sM..n ao.s vor- .oo.or or.rsn
ION Saturday evening the 18th inst. ="
From the above II wiii be seen that the o.
nrs ~ nrovde his natrons with the choicest enter
tainments Tor this new season, which, according to
ms s,atemen. ana Tue army o. .aient anu eAe"s"'
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voice, :" nat u quesuou 70 ASK "o; nv" 0ou'u y"
anything but dehgntedS Wore you at m1 first per-
The reporter regretted that ne had not oeen 20 or
ar, v,, n.a ho., thar. Won ~ou,d uv ,b.. vas
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reception far exceeded anything that had antic,-
pa,ed I vns called out Eve times alter one act ana
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three times after the others, and the ladies' waved
their handkerchiefs and the men checred have no
comn,,;p, IN make Of the nnbucu
"Have you OF the pressr the reporter askeo hes'
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INV Ian. shore ao.s mot descrvs INV mora than n
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"You are certainly candid % said the reporter. 'Do
m, M, ,,t. ,he mar, AZ an. share ,u
mol AZ a''' rephea inc "aseaenne' liners"
nothing in it for me- II Is entirely out OF my line.
am essentially tragedy actress and Jane Shore is
meioorsma'ic part Inen, again. 90 not ike inc
character OF the woman. Truo she back to her
,a,.n. ., Oh. ana n,, v,hv, For Tho yoa.oc ,n.,
nuSosn" ~ .A' eN' wv WY " W. '
she gives, the King is dead, not because her con-
science moves her And then she very little do
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"n '"e sas' '"o"s" en' 20 'n''0 ." ~ wv
aid not want TO play Jane Shore IN America, much
less opening piece, but followed the advice OF
my managers. Messrs. Jarrsts rainier, ~ whose
knowlcdge OF the public have implicit confidence
What they SAID has proved true, and the piece has
made decided success Mr. wins onsrea me w .nc
Jarrett Palmer proposed my dong II IN New YORK
went carefully over again ana entirely rearranged
the tbird act, WHICH, as played IN Lohooh ~ Ia three
scenes Nov IL Is In one Mr.. wis rowrose IL en-
tirey Tor me"
"What Is the reason the piece mas sucn noid ga
the public when the principal part lacks SO muchF"
inquired the reporter. u..... .. ~.
strong appeal to human sympathy throughout the en-
tire pay Inc audience are inseIsssa rom .n1 hrs'
.rhen you think that on the WHOLE she critics were
rot SO lar out OF the way ~ ,,
'wS ,nnss n'S %ooo no, s,' me ana &c
Ouu tuat thcy wr0te upSn hfse nsu.s puI
heay neither an actress nor pay snoua De Juogsa
oy nfss night ~ IL nothins more tnah DIG re-
nes.saI n rrancs % oourse ~ - ineae
Inc las. SUI IS sausr 20 P
more or Tess irgh'enea anu IA a. oase gu nrs. nsn.
she does not KNOW inc acoustic proper.es o. me
ne,.te anu canno' te.i Jass 10" ~ .so ne. WIZ.
sna never Ioreet las. Monusy n'sn@ was .Aoo 1850.
oe ' anu ~. w., snrnrsh 9Th ;h nar,or
that couiu scarcely get snIousn VIII TUG peIorn
anee. the warmth o' ne auusuTe nad nSs un,
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u couid nave noncompliance ~ .ae, , sesnlcu
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iook wen, 700 or was Io.s 70 ~ any
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have been SO fatigued 2" reporter inquired anx
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stage ,osuaea All NV navs hnye worked over thai
piece like u slave ever since began to get II ready.
selected the goods Ior an ,ne costumes, arec,eu INC
isaax i, was rr.aI deal of work.
Sand you should certainly have the credit of IT,"
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