The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

Ahe past Week uus Seu NcTy prospclouo one ~
the regular theatres. At the Metropolitan Miss Julia
which time the receipts of the thrare have been
less than FIVE hundred dollars on any night. Miss
Dean has played Pauline Lady Teazle Evadne, Juliet,
and several other Of the routine parts. She has been
well supported by Mr. Eddy the opposite characters
kr. II. Etynge has made his debut before New York
audience o. Charles Surface and Mercutio He
has a fine face and figure and acts with de-
gree of dash and spirit which made him at o
favorite with the audience During the past week.
rev dramatic version Of "Lucrezia Borga" has
been played; it is the work of Mr.. Young We have
have three adaptations of M Victor Hugo's very
effective drama, but Mr. Young's is altogether the
best Of them. The story is given in detail,
effects are better and the language is more beau.
tiful land vigorous. Cubetta Is written up and made
the principal male part in the piece. 1t was well
done by Mr.. Eddy. Miss Dean gave highly co,ored
but very effective picture of Lucrezis and Mr. Thomp-
son received great deal of applause for his excellent
rendering Of the Duke EDDY had hid first benefit at this
house Saturday right and played Claude Melnotte
in the 'Lady Of Lyons and Jean in The Rag P,ker Of
Paris" The theatre was well filed Mr.. Eddys Claude
is fine performancethe third act very well played.
- Mr.. Forrest has closed three weoks engagement
at the Broadway theat,e He has played all his oil
parts to very eScellent houses In the Gladiator Meta
NORA Hamlet, hichelou, and Jack C.de he his dee
ened the already indelibe impression which he made
long ago upon the New York public. On the nights
when he has played these psrs, 1t has been difficult
get even standing in the theatre At the ,era
House, or "Academy Of Musi,," "Norma' has been
play ed once, and Lucreza Borgan twice. The reduc
ton CT prices had tendency to Increase the numbers
of the audiences but the house has yet been full
At Nibo's the Raves stu draw full houses to see
Aqnhofe1 - tho ma mai nj 4 purto a Arr,
new farces have been produced, "The Noustache
Mania" written BY Mr.. Brough, and produced at
the Lyceum, London, last season, and "Oppo-
ate Neighbour" the work Of that mysterious
and ubiquitous individual, ga gentleman Of this city,
Both pieces have been moderately successful. The
comedy Nova Days" still keeps the STAGE and on sa
turday, "Dombey and Son" being given, Mr. Burton
treated his patrons to his innitsbe representation of
"hd'ard Cuttle marinerv Miss Saxon played the Nip.
per very nicely At walack's Theatre Mr.. wallack
appeared In 'sprpg and Autumn" to the satsiac.
ton Of large audiences "My Cousin German has also
been played through the week.-At the Bowery Mics
touife keecer has made her first appearance any
stage, as Blanca in Fszio," AID well received
At the National Mr. J. II. Scott continues to draw
fun houses He is in full health and plays with all his
usual spirit and vigor Niles Teresa Esmonde has given
three dramatic readings at the stuyyesant ue and
they have successful that The series will be
ended Miss Esmonde Is youthful beautiful and talent
ed. With these requisites she cannot fail In her
TO secure support from New York auiisucs.--The
french drama 'Eustsche" has been quite successful at
the Museum II Is effective piece and the principal
par,s receive full justice OF tho hands Of Nc. O. W
CLARKE and Mss mi Messenger --Tbe co,orei opera
= Woods and Buchl-y's has attracted ful houses.
Tie attractions for this evening may DO CONDENSED
follows
At The academy Of Music. ersI and Mario appear il