The daily gazette., 1879-08-21

NEW YoBk. Aug 10. rs

| Nh" jim, aug. 10, iosV'
The programme of the summer sea-
son Is at an end, and the Introductory
ason is about to begin. The summer
gardens alone are popular, Of whi,h-
Roster Il Bial's-is deservedly pros
porous, and whose well-foored pave
ment Is an improvement on "Mother
Earth" to the prudent auditor. Here
most distractingly sweet music is dis
coursed, which Is varied enough to suit
all tastes. These summer gardens are
not only great charity, to city tied peo-
pie, but also afford the stranger an OPP
portunity of warding off inconsistencies,
which deserted city does certainly in
spire !; and just at this season, and this
particular summer, New York does
seem TO have been left 10 stray pedes-
TRANS. Soon, however, the homeward
| tide will set In, then all will be hustle,
life and preparation of every descrip-
| ton.
The theatres are all undergoing more
or less renovation previous to opening
their doors to the great public who pat
ronize, on liberal scale our palaces OF
thu drama. The introductory element
is represented by the variety companies,
OF which, that Of the Comique Is cater
ing to appreciative audiences. Haver-
| ly's Introduces to the patronage of the
public Miss Adele Belgrade, who from
reputation promises lis a new favorite.
The Aquaiium's doors are always open
to the lovers Of the toilers of The sea
thereby affording living knowledge Of
life under water.
Following in order comes John T.
| II aypnnnh and nj Ia n al
| Wallack's "WOlfetts RoOst," legend Of
"Sleepy Hollow" of which anon. AT the
park, Marion Larcy, another claimant
for public favor, supported by Miss
Meroc Charles, a former member of
Days Fifth Av. Company, in "a Liv-
ing Statue" Succeeding this company
we greet Sothern as "Brother SAM"
Boucicault opens ct Booths, where we
are promised a newly furnished audi
forum, Of which we only wait to see, to
admire. At the "Grand Opera House"
Kerry Cow, and "Shaun Rhue" will be
given, followed by emma Abbot OPP
cratic Company" Niblo's promises a
grand spe stacular piece, called ''Enchant-
ment." The event Of this season will
be the English tragedian Daniel Band
mann with an English company, who
will open at the Standard, for season OF
three months. The Union Square opens
with September, offering to the public
"a French Flat" in four stories. Al
Ilaverly's the "Colville Folly Troupe
and the "Weathersby Froliques," will
divide the September month. During
tie latter half of September "Opers
Bouiie" with Capo,ll will flourish at the
Fifth Avenue, dividing with Msretyck
at the Academy of Music, the honors o.
light operas. Days Theatre opeEs Oct
LIST, the acme OF all establishments
The home of the Drama, of STANDARD
Comedy, of all that is enjoyable
and to which genuine New Yorker al
ways looks forward to as the event of the
atre going, is the regular seasons open
ing night, at "Wa.lacks' presided ovel
by the ever present, part and piece o
that goodly pile, the gentlemanly, ur
bane manager Mr.. Theodore Moss
o re would look for him, on enteri M
just as one expects to pay first respects t.
hostess, and then you know we mus
have our evening hat, for that of al
nights, else we should be only sort o
back ground, for the blaze of beaut.
within. Yes it is confessed fact, tina
to visit New York without an evening a
Wallack's is visit with vacuum. There
fore neglect not to do that, which will al
ford so great pleasure, for Wallack's |
always Wallack's for season succeeding
season. October will bring back Ger
ster, Cary, and Campanini to the Acad
envy, and in December, Pinafore will
rock in sight of Fifth Avenue audience
Scores Of travelling companies will TAX
their chances for appearing be
, fore the public, and stars without mum
mber, will shine down upon us, durin
the season of 1879 and 80. At no tim
this winter, will those contemplating
visit to our city be at a loss to know
when will be the best time for spending
ones evening at the theatre; for th
| coming season will be rich to overflow
ing in musical and dramatic treats.
3 DAME RUMoR.