The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10
4 MIGHT IN THE CITY THEATRES.

statistics or the Receipts OF all the The
stres.
We give below notices of the chief places of public
emusements open last nigh in this city, with statement
q The receipts and number of visiters at each
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-THE "TRovAToKE"
n the present operate campaign should result in de-
Feat win be owing any want of enterprise or en-
cry the part Of the directors In all the details Of the
Cers they used their best endeavors to satisfy the
pabc introduced some new features which will
tscc To popuarize the house The arrival Of Herr Carl
F~mes makes the company for opera oratorio quite
complete, and motto with satisfaction the debut of an
x1shsh syru~o Miss Miner who has a fresh full voice.
ana hAs admirably taught, well a new English
ssocr, Mr. Ernest Perring, who made great hit the
0sndAy concert; 30 good these artists that there
R~oerd desire 10 hear them In English Opera, which
would be novelty at this house, and deserves trial
Mr. Perring popular composer OF ballads we'll
v~y good artist
TIE fourth performance OF the regular given
last night Tho opera the "Trovatorc," which still
retains hs popularity. Altogether the distribution
so0ger than any we have had here BEFORE Nine de La
Orange singing Lconora hme DAngr Azucena; Signor
Bxnard, Manrico Sgnor Ardavan, the Comic di Luna
GAssscr n Fernando.
The house the best OF this season, there being
aboas 200 pcrsous paying 81 800 The performance
va rendered very interesting by the dssas Of Nine
DAngri asnor Bgnardi and Ardavani in roles where
fsv9ne- purpose to institute these compari
Sons but 70 say simply tina, they made the artists
of lat nigh, would not suffer by them. Nine. Dc La
The arc In the first act and her part in nisree were
samssy rendered Nine pAnsr, sang .Azacsna
recall. n and hs ana aae ia ,s
imperativcly encored. Both in singing and
stns Nine panSri achieved ,s s great l.. success ss
ringing notes in the serenade in the first act, and in
The succeeding due with Leonora made positive roye
"a hnffar fhpp that IN
Bgnsrd made his debut here, but offset to this ad
vantage he had the miorune TO be entirely to the
part having sung studied before his arrival
In this country His thorough and complete
and the management have treasure in him lie Is
better actor than the generality OF the tcnors have had
here and his clear fresh and very powerful The
baritone has good VOICE but so much frightened
d be hardly able TO deyeope a. lie sings well however,
expect good things from him Gassier had role
altogether cut cf his way the music being too low for his
voice. but stun better than his predecessors.
Altogether the opera very well done the orchestra
And chorus being excellent and everything quite perfect
audience. The Trovatorc" will be repeated
on "wednesday.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
Mr. Mexican Buchanan made his dSbu in clear" at this
house last night after ons absence, during which he has
VISITED rngand, California and Australia. The audience
very small. numbering all much five hun
dred. Mr. Buchanan very warmly received on his
rwi appearance and called out Mt the fall Of the
IAN whatever Mr. Buchanan's talents may be a. a ira
rcdn and dcub, they very fair he not equal TO
matte a whole his rendering Of the choeric old
more theatrical than natural. To personate the
mus Buchanan bring the task Fortunate
be rss vel suITsa -, nsh' 81 The subordinate ~ ,s
house could not have exceeded $3.50
sibLo's 0Axpxs.
The of the return Of Gabriel RavcI-Ga
brie the matches and nmitAhe-drcw tremendous
house Sibos lat night. where this prince II pantomi
mist. spyeared IN his own capital piece, M Dcchalu
e.ur which evoked bounde~s mrih from the audience
porcas and excellent gh, rope dancing made up
The et There abou, go people the house
could calculate, AMI the receipts amounted
about o. 800 a very handsome sum these hard times
kblos doss not seem 81 suffer- al all from the financial
,s g., al rsss, - rs,,ss eu -, n,shi sfer ne
'nrsi piece and made pretty little speech lie said =;
,aS T. pss ISt s o s wS,s 1920 % rss ,s
fashon>be audiences ba, here N America, the rest
ina psce q liberty that have received The warmth q
thank You for your cordial reception % me sabrei
VIII oil the house N spite 4 The rnic cf he hard times,
hS reception last nlght can be taken a. a test.
ErKros's THEATRE
shassr~res hssot,c.l play Il Henry the Eighth"
played this theatre last night and viii he repeated
20 nghl-Mss Cashman rersona,ng ncen Katharine OF
Arragon. Her acting IN ihis role superb. In tho
where the Queen appears before the ecclesiastical
whterArs convened for the purpose Of crafty
ing the Kings viii 10 have his marriage with her an
a the willy Cardinal wols~y, and her qucenly rcfu
sal v recognise him a. ooe q her Judges. could hardly be
exoelled acting The other characters for the
most pA well supported and the piece put upon the
stage with critical regard 70 the scccesories The par
quote ant nrs, ter ned With we'll dressed audi
encc. The upper GALLERIES we're occupied bat thnly
There may probably have been GONE twenty I've hundred
ss.s,rs esss wns ,Ss wses is,ie ,usrsss actress s
who has already attained much celebrity IN England and
Austala-sns Mary Anne ounn-ts 70 snooccd A. The
ner attraction She makes her hrst appearance on Mon
day evening,
Laura HrKSs's THEATRE
The French drama, Tho Of lee" was played here
% quite good house La, evening there being NJ, ieas
than thousand persons the house, and The receipts
being about $500.
when this play was nrsi produced IN this city, some
years since took say that quite q
perfect work Of Ne kind and predicted lasting popularity
for II i neither 0iglnAi natural, even
sonabe sui Il admiralty Constructed and exceedingly
effective Tho action commences hoard frcnch ship
bound from France v the Pacific ne passengers 10
cude The captains wife and daughter, and cAros,
adventure who up masny among crew, seirrs
The vcssei and sets the passengers adrtn The m0shcr
dee but The chnd = sayed IN an ey sca BY The
FSsae6 funny ssrvas, Ts .scesssss as,s rs,Ts.sss
he return q the characters 70 France fhe f chd h.s
ssrta discovered W her reisisss and hrossh hs9s i
Ne fanbours - SermAn- cArlos ayg-srs the Marquis
Il MarF, rich hHxican nohleman ant the sunor 4
.vsna Hsrr che drsm-si-, hs- rrelvced hspyy 81
sctstbe contrast between The oouventhnsle. q ety
"a the nr.rr ffhfs1ffn ~ We hAt
"a the rcTugnanc~ Which she fe@is ard. tas
rventnrer whom e cout-e sbe csnnna recognize iha
rurderer az her father The which. With tha
nstAnoe a. larahae shs couoana. me pi,ss
Arqus and secures Nc re~ard which vFt1e always
oSbi 10 have hut rarely ohtains, hkrwise awarting
~ we ~ due puni.hmeHt, u quite interesting,
ad wc vii not astrsd IRON thAi uterca ~
-ty further details. rhe production u NE Play TIE
happcst ht Of the a. Tins house and has cute
deemed y dreop'ng ior''ne. hs prlnslpal pats arc
produces All the delicate and shades the charsc
Der q ovsri,s Kiss I~flssmsnee auiie sfter The
nor ~ CELESTE hut u stli nos lmaatnn n has that
charming bcrdnf ~ deicary ~ lash strung enrrt
which n th~ dsssnga~hug ehar.ct.gt@tN ~ ah~ Fr~neh
stage. Mr. Jordan cKccileui Carlo, aud Mr. lrf
fcrron iookrd and acted ~ ~ had wnkeA n
ehe rsss Rgysi In Al th~ us-ehsnA~ dessa~ snd 10
abe nloes, points n scsnefy got eo~suss shs pssfsm