The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17


The part of Maydsd6 ush q 'Tittis Treasure
played BY Mr. Buckstone In fcudcs, Mr.. Woods part
~ right although assigned 20 sneths~ For sh. njns
ucs bl me only Mr. Barry, and n>sragers would pro
teet their actors and Actresses ron edtors their
duty there would be great deal honesty Ia this
editor Of the Gaso not the fisna
OF actors but would go into the thsAt-eia disnteSes
Cd way ana make good sound critics sn snd tell the
people bow he thinks shouid be done aud not in.ul
he performers he would bc nent to hs proies-
los Ait b. his paper is the greatest dl.sraes " have
Ny Iordi I have remcmbrances OF yours
That have lcngef long 10 re.de liver.
prny you, now rcceiyc them.-Hamtt.
Mrs. Wood evidently 10 = bad temper, ard viii
regret that she rushed into print in this exraorn
manner Such thing would BE- suprsn,ey rdic uious In
any place but Boston. Mr. Femng has retired from TIN,
management Of the National theatre. Az this Bosson
the stock company h playing light pcccs 70 fair ho,ss
The Museum b still running Mr.. Cowes successful piece
'valentine and 0rson" The regular drsmstic ~
the Howard commenced last evening" and par
tierAted In by large and fashionable audience who ap-
peAred to fully appreciate the enterprise and ability Of
the management and expresscd their appreciation
in the moet hatterng manner. The nterainmcpt
menced with the comedy entitled "Ihe Little
Treasure" beautiful gem just added the Of
dramatic jewell In regard to the performance Of
the new comedy last evening think tina, those
present had but one opinion, and that was. that
the acting wns fully equal to the beauty aud ,n-
tereSt Of the piece. Miss Howard had perfect con
ception Of the character OF the Little Treasure and rcn
dcred 1t In the most natural ami effective pos
slble. Miss Crampton, Lady Florence had but little
to say do but that which was assigned her was
ably performed, and gave great satisfacton. Mrs. Mid
6eton we'll represented by Mrs Marshall who spoke
her lines clearly and correctly. Cousin Walter BY Mr.
fsren, pleated everybody Sir Charles very care
fully and we dorc by Mr. Iianbln and reflected much
credit upon this young actor. The Top OF tho comedy
Hon. leicester fiutermcre-waH hnely pcrsonated By
Mr.. Stuart and the remainder of the ch.rHstars found
able repfesen.aiv ives. At the conclusion a the comedy
the principal artists called for and
appauded. The musical extravaganza Of "Axae" fol.
lowed the comedy, and made great hit--its amusing
burleque action and local witicsms drawing
forth screams OF laughter. The entertainments con.
cuded with the performance CT the aughabe farce Of
Boots at the Swan" introducing a candidate for
public favor in the person of Harry ia who pesonsed
Boots In the most ludcsous and conicsl manner, and
proved himse 10 bc great acquisition 70 the comic Ia
lent in his pro ession, and most welcome addition
the Boston stage.
CnAniIs1os.-MlIe Rachel had entirely recovered her
health, and announced to play Adrennc this eve
nirg The prices were--orcheHra stalls AMI drcss cir
Gle, 81, famiy circle 81; upper circle 81; promenade
tickets, 81 profcenium boxes, s25. The pit trans
fo med into orchestra seats. Raphael Folk had gone
Havara
81. LouIs, Mo.-The Ecn,ag Mrroy informs u that
within the lss. few weeLs the csmrany the Peoples
theatre has been much modified and improved. Mr..
Nsge q the most nccep able in the country
~ the leading actor a the csa bsnent and In the
course afcw days, M. Frost beautiful woman and an
accomplished acess will take the position lady
she is both handsome and talented anil will bs valuable
acquisition to the already Efficient company a. h house
Miss louiss Pray and ar O. T. Browne siao in the
company
Ntw on1,Ns.-on the Sth Mr. Couldoc played l.oui.
NJ Mt the -. Charles. Al the 0reans iasvys opera
the 'eueen Of Cyprus" produced and Dcagrayc the
new tenor, made bit. Ar. Charles announced a new
magician II, Adoni, nj The Pelican Mr. John oxens
starring at the Gacty whore Bourc cau tho mnns
ger bad been ndueing in svresack and other ecccn
ricitiea Pcci'a negro uinstrcls giving incers
GAIsnIos, T.xN.-A correspondent says: = fhe yarie
ties opened on saturday Dec ], unter tho management,
of John Hekmott with very fair comfanythe play the
serious Family, and the farce, - kiss In the Darkn
70 a crowded housc. The company consists of John
Helmott, English, Brooks, smith, cansland Gni and
others; Mrs. T. H. Lgan Miss Smith, Mise Iiggin, Ms,
Mctloskey and others 10 arrive II 4 likely be lively
in this oi y for ,heattcais this season
CrsuSSAu Mlss p, Lgan was at the Peoples theatre
last week. Tho Pyne aud Harrison troupe we're diving
Enelish opeiss At the National.
Nomu.-Mr Hacke,t played Falgtaa here on the loth
and engaged Tor I've night. more.
BAiTSorE.-Mr. pasenport ami Mis- yiang ar. ., ths
Holiday street theatre Dan Roe- circus the Front
street and kemles Mnstres at tho Charles street ar
c. Bass is starring at the Mu,eum.
sAyAssAn, GA--Mr. Chanfrau and Mi.s Alber,ae ~vFe
playing here last week Mis- Farren appears to night
INV BAyES CoSs.--rhe Museum here open. Thu eua
Ing, under the Management. ofJ J. Prior.
THor.-Nr John Drew j. Ae star a, the Aaslphi, AMI
Mr. II. Seymour at the Museum
CAnTotsis.Dates TO Nov. 20. They have been having
mo'e grand opera AZ the Metropolitan, san Franci,co
which suddenly brought 10 a grand crssh by roq
between hs conductor Mr. George Loier ami the prma
donna, Garbsto Both flow to the newspap usual
and published eares distip gisncd for length than
bribAncy. Garbao refused 10 appear ia Ernaai b.
caufe, she says ioer no, az conduct sn or.
cheetrn for grand opera The Gabriel Ravc company "a.
playing 10 great house. al the American only thsair.
open.
foI,os Neither ch1ls~ Matthew o. the Egyptian
Spectacle would draw At Drary Lane and Mr. smith hA-
got female lion tanner, Nine. LAbarerc, who docs
extraordinary things.
Julien Is aiiing coyent Garden wih hi. esaosrta .aa
announced max ball for the iTm Dcoembsr
Mr. Anderson At the Standard.
NJ. J. H. AcyieLsr The popular Yankee comedian,
pia,ing the city Of LONDON thssre grsa, sac.
Theauieals generally very dull 10 i1naon.
cbssIotis Cushnsn s. sini n. the naymsrks, Wort ~
aldi y .ngagsd Al the Italian Oprfs, Far 10 rspass
Havi. nerai1 "a Msrethek's ,sngr. al G4sile
Garden, two years ago
The Nragey dg 1herr,s states that e0tnnnlss3u sg
pointed by the government, u Engaged In risliux
an the theAtTs- ln order 81 effect refn 10 the srrssys
rent of he glaeer spprot 70 the publ All .h0ss
found ineony-Iient WI, j. asS, he snpprrs.st
should this Dtsnian b. carried ynt ~ will ~ great
boon the Vnb.ic, for nofhsg possibly ~ more
oanyenieni thsn the eat in Fssis thrsfrer.
Herr Msrsehner fa completed new of~ra, ths Gold
srnitL of I'm
Nsesfrs Risori after performing sf.b gresi Sctg ~
BUsfas has gone 70 OIL sngas.fDcnt ~ nrcs9sn AMI
uesi'n
w. naiio studying Manreo 10 tho 'Trovsor~, which
wl - produced vsfy shortly. 1his ril be sewers
A. - fgr ths vcios of the celebrated ,snor.
Nie. rrufoiA snga~usnt ., tho Srsnd Opera brnx
a ~ 20 Terminate the director has besn xg,horis~ W
ssgc linsn 70 o6sr her rebssal ~ her oSntr<, bat
~ rgIsni-t1n ~ sssfy 10 srctsn a. the sn0gni ~
NIfeh sesns n lncrsdlsie--lso o01 ftsno year
Mic. Duprsr has resumed bsr d1tios Al The Opfs Co.
mA4us.