The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-08

NEW 1oRk, Fep q, 1905. VI
Theatres and Exhibitions.
BROADWAY THEAERE.-The perform ance, this eveniu
will commence with the SURPRISING spectacle of KIM
Charming" Mr.. Lenton, the antipodean, will afte
yards perform the difficult task Of walking on polished
Minutes with Tiger" follows, and the whole will c0l
clnae with some extraordinary feats by Mr. Lenton q
Top o. pole over twenty feet high the base Of whic
rests On the breast Of Mr.. Fisher.
NIo's GARDEN will be closed tonight and to morro1
night, in order to give opportunity for rehearsing
new comic spectacu psntomime, which IL is unde|
stood is TO produced in great spendor.
BowERy TnEATRE.-Nothing hitherto presented at thd
establishment has created anything like the sensatls
produce by the exciting legendary spectacle of Hern
SOD, with the weather cod, stormy and disagreeable
the extreme the house has been cramJned to its utmo
capacity every evening From present Indications tn
rush VIII continue many weeks longer.
Burrows THEATRE many admirers of Morton
fine comedy, entitled "a Cure for the Hearache," vii
doubtless be gratd to learn that the manager
TO repeat 1t this evening" with the excellent cast
before 1t is seldom that opportunity is Afforded i
the parts Of Old and Young Rapid. The performance
close with "SAm Patch in France" in which Mr.. MI
Wicker " Il make his last appearance but one.
LAURA KEhNE's VARIETIES response to the demand
Of numerous OF her patrons the lady manager of tn
beautiful theatre has concluded IN epeat Knowles Geld
brsted comedy of The Love Chase this evsnng-Cor}
stance, Miss Keene; Widow Green, Miss Wells: Lydisl
Mrs gnolds; Sir William, Mr. Bass; Wildrsks M. d
pearsnce Dancing will follow by Miles Iranek and Til
man, and Mons Tman and all win close with the Laugh
able farce of The School for Tigers"
WAL1AcK's THKATRE.-Three popular comedies Al
sghn offered at this avorte house to night The first
called The Barrack Room''-priucipal characters b
Misses Cannon and Pyne and Messrs Lester De Walder
Levere and Phillips The second Is I" Curious Cases
ME- ana mrs Wacot IN good parts; and the third
Awkward Arrivsl"-in which Messrs Lester, G. HOLLAND
AND Stewart Miss Cannon and MesdamAs Hoey Stspher
and Conover appear.
has been elegantly and tast<fuy TED mp pressly
the performances OF oimnutve artists has already
blished itself In the good opinion Of pleasure seeker
Crowded audiences nightly their Appreciation
OF the truly delightful manner la which ths Juveniles
al under twelve years Of agerender aeir various par
In the * ecta cle entitled ''1he Naiad Queen"
WooD's MINISTRIES tender superb programme Of sone
and dances to night, and the burssque of The MAJ
querade Ball. in which shaksperes chief heros III
reduced.
RucK1EYs ssRENApERs continue to delight their pat.o
with the opera of "Sonnambula." II win be given II
night in conjunction with several songs and dances
GRAND CoNcRr-Messrs. Paul Julien and Augui/
Gockel bave issued elegant programme for their cor
cert which takes place at Nblos Saloon this evenp
They will be assisted BY Mrs. Bostsck and other
artists.
THE PICTURES OF CHINA AND JAPAN, exhibiting at Add
denny Hall we'll worth seeing BY ali who take III
eIest in the pecuaries Of the Chinese and Japanese
Mr. Forr Ia in town, but will shortly leave to pei
form in the Southern and Western cities The Phiade
phia CVy Item tells the following story about him. which
One morning, while ut breakfast the eolored ge
tleman. VINO was waiting upon HIM, thus address,
him.
'Ni,sea Forrest, seed you play wirginius de odd
Dight-I golly, you played him right up dc handle.
ting dat pay jest as good as Hamlet Was writ BY Il
oh, no. ssid the tragedian amused At the comm,
pcaive spirit Of his sable friend, Hamlet writte|
by shahfpere, and virginius BY Knowles"
Vail I'm flovya knTn fNk< arroM
fellows. Pse actor myself"
'You?" said the astonished tragedisn; .'why, whe
down IN the 'sembly rooms, was the reply. 'wes
ting all right We plays ders beautiful"
"why, Pse played Hamlet, and Polonius, and ~
Grabe Digger, all In de same piece"
How do you manage to rehearser
"why we waits I'LL de work is done den We oil 90
down to the kitchen and rehearses."
But what do you do ior ladiesf said M Forrest.
" All, OAR we stick We can't get no ladies'"
"Wby won't the colored ladies playr"
Oh no" sad the colored actor, 100 eolored ladit
tpk IT too degradiDg."
The great rsgedian asked no more questions.
A SLIGHT MISTAKE Mics Heron called in the bills I'll
sAmerican Rachel' was lately the recipient of a sol
Of Know Nothing ovation cut West, being serenad
with HAL Columbia q compliment to her Is 4
American. Mas Heron WAS born in Ireland, and MAD
her debut in Dublin.
The OPERA in Boston said to doing very fine b
sipess Some Of the Athenan crit les are bold enough
think that lddiee is equal to vesvah or Adelaide Phl
hps Didiee ought to be thxuhful Another critic h(
raised an esthetic question ana does not think 1t u
ect thing for La Grange to die in "Trovatoren
black velvet and white stockings
LOUISVILLE KY-No greater triumph was ever achievt
upon the stage In Lousve than that by Mrs. HAyne
night there were more present than we're ever ssse
eve that every seat In the house taken bsore
We we're ccn6dent that our citizens would not torp
their old avorte. She has been known to them frcI
chidhood they admir- ed and appreciated her Arst eoI
In the histronc art encouraged her st when che gr
| to womanhcod, until now the name Of Julia lean al
househeld word In Louisville The compliment. last nal
just trpute to the genius Of Kentucky fair dauq
ter Both OF the pieces were performed in most adr|
rsoe oy ;nbee engaged "GIseais IS 70 ., De
81 lite pecusi1tss. The Morning Canv was render
gracefully by both Mrs. Hayne and Mr. Hanley. At
curtain. Old Joe Cowsr old time favori.e in Lou
ve will appear TO- night as Cousin Joe In the " Rou
Diamond" Mrs. Hsyne as Margery.
| Nxw ORIxASs-The Pyns and Harrison Opera TrorI
had arrived at New Orleans snd were singing at the
/ Charles at tie last accounts. They 'siced up
the river coming from st. Louis board the steamb<
| tbus-"And also to the Misses Louisa and Susan ~,
to Aeesrs. Harrison, Sreton, Horncass and the ott
| ladies ard gentlemen Of the pyno and Harrison Opt
Troupe. for the amiabs in which they weld
wishes in beguilpg the tedousness Of the trip
the sweetness OF song and that we wish them one
all genuine Southern welcome on this their frst vi
70 New Orleans" The papers speak very highly of
| L. Pyne.
EeuIsImANs FOR cArlYoaMA-Amopg the passsng,
IN lHuoiT, WHICH s1iieJ We1ne5u
| ia the clown, w. f. Wallet He has been engaged
| Roxe's Pioneer Circus, California, together with
| following named artst4-Messrs I. King, VIM. La
| Burnell Runpalls and VIM Franklin. ]
|
DISTRESSING CASE We have already noticed
cfpszipg d the schooner 4. W. Levering, of Accom-
Va tf unaDoock Geek the night of the 18th nsts
and The loss Of -four pers IDS The Portsmouth Tn
srqt states that when the vessel boarded, won
| and Fix children we're found frozen to death NO on
bodies found, and IL IL supposed that the crew
many others, who ny have been on board, were was
on and drowned From the fact that the vessei nad
10 remove The family Of MIR James b. Owens from 1ai
City corr MY and from the testimony furnished ny pap
ard clothing recovered, tbcfe Is no room 70 coup. ~
10. MITIGATION Mr.. o. IL he brother OF the Rev irtn