The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-22
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ERoADNsY fHEArRr.-Mi. e. Mathews. Nnose |
amusing dc'ireations az character were warmly APP
plauded bv .Alce audiences every night last week,
c,medy called the Bachelor Of Irts,n and Peter
pstfer in the Whimsical farce of "Patter vs. Chatter"
The Wandering MINSTREL is to be the afterpiece.
Nsuo's GaRpKxr-The Ravels including Gabriel
~ his great comic part OF Godcnsk are to perform
% morrow evening in the amusing pantomime en-
titled the Skaters Of Wilma" The famous rope
dancer, Tie zhnfrctta, will afterwards 60 through
her marvellous feats on the corde tendss, and the
whole viii conclude with the scenic romance of
"Boreas"
BovERy THEArRE.-M Manager Eddy has effected
an arrangement that win enable him to entertain
his friends with the novel performances Of Messrs.
Sands, Nsthans Co.'s great triple troupe Of gym
morrow evening comprises number of features that
appear 10 be entirely new in this locality.
RrKroS's.- Manager Burton has revived the pic
torial drama Of Paris and London" which proved
quite successful at his Chambers street establish
nHnt To render the piece still more perfect he has
secured troupe OF gymnasts for the masquerade
scene, and added comic pantomme. "Burton's
New York Directory is the afterpece for to-
morrow.
wALLAcxs-The good old comedy styled the
bachelor of Arts In 10 be given with pretty
| strong cast tomorrow evening. Mr.. Lester plays
Parry Jasper. and Mrs Hoey undertakes the part u
Adolphus Thornton for the first time The peculiar
drama Of the Invisible Husband"-one Of the great
est Of the seasons to close the eatertain
| ments.
Laura KnSr's.-The grand romance entitled
l the 'Soa Of lee" continues TO attract large and
fashionable assembkges, and the superior acting Of
| Miss Keene and Messrs. Jordan, Jefferson and
| Wheaslegh, and elegant music of Mr.. Baker, inva-
riaby elicit great deal Of applause by tine way,
the hitter gentleman has composed new 9uadrile
| that will be introduced tomorrow.
NAeLE's JUVENILE COMEDIANS have thus far done
avery fair business at their snug little theatre 444
| Broadway. and Judging from the enthusiasm evinced
| IA CTqd fa-
rorites here they are in other cities Go and
them tomorrow evening in the DAY After The
| Fair" the Alpine Maid" and other novelties.
| AMERICAN MrsEux.-M ultitudes OF people still
| rush TO this old established place of amusement to
enjoy the dramatic representations and inspect the
curiosities including the wonders Of the Aquara,"
or ocean gardens. Two very laughabe farces are to
| be played here tomorrow afternoon, and the pa
triotic drama called Our Countrys Snews," in the
| evening.
GEORGE CHRrsTY AND wooDs MMsrRELs tender
fresh comicality for tomorrow night, called Dogs
in the Dog Days" which promises TO afford an album
| dance OF fun, in which George will participate TO a
considerable extent The farce is TO be preceded by
a number Of new songs and burlesques, grotesque
dances and other whimsicalities.
THE BRYANT BROTHERS Issue programme well
stocked with Ethiopian eccentricities and melodies
for the coming week. Dan and Jerry are announced
for series OF those peculiar and inimtable bur-
lesqnes and dances which never fail to excite the
liveiest merriment and they will be ably seconded
by the other lights of their black corps.
CIRCrs.-Hundreds Of adults and thousands of
juveniles will rejoice to learn that the popular vete
ran manager, John Tryon, has pitched his tent
completed his ring and located a superb stud of
horses at s4 Bowery, where number of the most
celebrated male and female equestrians in the
country will entertain the multitude tomorrow
ing
THE ARCTIC REGroNs.-Nobody should miss going
to Empire Hall and seeing the paintings illustra-
tive of the scenes through which the lamented
Kane and his companions passed during their peril
Gus journey in search of the Franklin exploring
petition
Mr.. G. yASpESHoFw, the popular actor and elo-
cutonist proposes TO give a lecture at Dodworth's
Saloon next Friday evening. His subject is "Com-
mon Sense; Dash at the Doings of the Day."
FoREIGy-Our London correspondent gives US the fol-
lowing of the first night OF Balfes opera ut
the Lyceum-The expectations Of the London musical
world were last evening agrceaby realized by the pro-
duction Of Mr. NJ Bafes opera 1.-THE Rose OF Castillo
The breo is free translation of Messrs. Dennery and
Clarvlles drama ssIe Muleer de Toledo and Of the
late Mons. Adolpho Adams opera OF the The
story dramased two years since at the Princess
and has been repeatedly played throughout the theres
first representation, be unfair ospeak critically We
however, safely record success. Owing general
cncores the opera not till just upon the small
hours Miss Louisa Iyne for whom the part OF the ha-
rome has been muscaliy written, successfully reveed
that ornate style OF vocalizaton which she
unrivalled The composer evidently deeply indebted
10 the vocalist for her faultless execution the
ca 70 the composer for the fund Of melody he had
her draw upon. Miss Susan Pyne Mr. W. Harrison
shared the honors Of the evening with Miss Louisa Pyne
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appear before delighted and crowded audience after
each act and twice at the end Of the opera.
Lumey closed his season IN Dublin recently We take
the following account Of the last night from the Freeman
Journai:"The Opera season has closed Dublin for the
present year, and the ncblest composition OF al-the
''Don Giovanni of Mozart-was reserved, as a 5onne
bouohs, for the concluding entertainment saturday
evening, and II would seem II music loving public
OF all ranks and classes had reserved all their enthusiasm
for this occasion IL has often been our pleasing task
record the occurrence q catering demonstrations Of popu
lar regard and admiration evnccd towards
and vocats within the walls Of the Theatre ROYAL but
certainly on no occasion within our memory have
messed such 0e A. that which pervaded the
dienoe which conrved TO get crsmmed and packed into
every part a available space every compartment Of the
O'Clock every approach to he interior was bcsercd sy
dense crowds. The colonnade leading TO the box Gu
trance was dcnscly thronged and the crush in tic
vicinity Of the PIT door was immense AT the
opening Of the doors the rush into the pit was
avalanche into the galleries so that n short
time the interior OF the house crowded In every
part But 1.-THE cry was still they come " and DO
believe that the problem Of how many living beings could
be packed into given space without suiiocaton ensuing
has seldom been cnectaally tested After the
Piccolomni, accompanied by loud cheering. The fair
ohdnuse led in front 81 the curtain and greeted
ing from the gods p well conceived as was cisrorIy
executed, presented 70 Ndilc Pccolomnf From tie
roa II the theatre, front II the stage very beautiful
wreath coronsl composed Of natural flowers 81 the
raret Kind descending being let down By eca
wreath was taken by senor Mercurian who after olsen
gagng from its Suspension, placed upon the brow "
TIE lair DONNA amidst Of the most exciting
aguabc Appended ~ the wreath, and confined by net
work - silk thread beautiful canary bird. A richly
embossed card attached by red, blue and white rb.
hons 10 the wreath, bearing the following inscription
with the best wishes for her further fame and future hap
pness this wreath presented by the gods MARIA Pc
colomni. the most worthy Offering n genius worth
and beauty" Mde. Piccolomsu seemed deeply i'm.
pressed with this compliment not for itself but for
cordial manner in which i offered The gods then
Put their vocal choir INTO requsitnn under their
ductpr welding white wand. They sang with much
taste original song tho refrain 81 which
| m of 10 dienc he a Of
the evening Mdllc PccolomIu wore the wreath on her
arm. subsequently the toast Of the Lord Lieut.
gwen, and responded 30 by The chorus of 1Hes right
1 gay fellow" and loud cheers. General Hsvelock and
British rule in India then given with thu "Rue
Britannia" Whilst this being sung the ca-tan rose,
revealing Sgnors Bellett and Aldghheri ON the stage
They both m aortt