The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-20
Theatrical md Musical.

ST. Iorr the Keller troupe were Of the Peoples
theatre, last veeE
Management of Mrs A. Parker. Gottschak announces
. concert on the 2lst, 81 Library Hal.
NEW oRII,Ns.-Nss Agnes Robertson had . benefit al
the 81 Charles On the Ion.
CrScsSAu.-Nr. John Drew WAS playing al the
National last week. Al the Peoples they had sonnam
bula and 20 (" the roles sustained by what
now On their way 70 the North snor fulfilling the
brilliant engagement ever known In New orieans-Ass
Resale rsSa %a donna. rom 'us a Sp~ Hoasoo
conTal,o from the Lyccum, London, recenty from
waIIacks theatre, New York; Mr.. Frazer, principal
Garden recently OF the seruin opera troupe; Mr. slret
ton. formerly principal basso, OF the Theatres Royal,
Of Ancient Music and Philharmonic Concerts, London
Mr. r. Lys,er. principal baritone from the New YORK
theatres end Mne Thllon's opera troupe Mr. Trevor,
seceud tenor from the New York, Boston and Pniadel
phia theatres.
Lorrvuu-The Democrat OF the 10th has an en'hu-
sIas,ic article In relation 10 the fiorences, VINO com
N snoed the 9TH The salient point Is In tue fol
We 90 no, believe there has ever been such crowd
wtnin ibe walls Of The theatre as was last night, the
foot Fights back the walls from the psrquette TO ne
highest the third ter was one sea OF laoee The
dress circle and half the parqueie filed BY ladies',
sna gentlemen crcvded into every possible
ner-sianding in the ssles and lobofes and windows,
sitting the steps and tho banks Of The benches-,oe
largest audience ever present and mere tnoroushy ae
lighted enc certainly never came together.
nav HavsS.-Miss Julia osuey aud Mss Anna spnola
have been svins concerts and readinFs here Inc UoH
rr>r a 18th says 80.
Ms,es Osuey aud spnols fully usrsai their reputation
IN their performance last evening. Tue former ~
graceful life Ike reader throwing depth OF feeling and
OF expression into Der acton which very eS
dramatic readers are capable Of Agnorfna spnoa Is
sweet singer with rich and we'll caluvstet voice. chey
were vel received by the. audience who we're richy
paid for their attendance.
CnmopsiA "A sacramento paper, Nov. 3otn, says In
notice Of The Forrest theatre
JuI,s lean Hsype made her seventeenth aud last ap
pcsranoe evening" TO Of he largest and most
ashouable audiences that have seen within the walls
OF theatre thn season. NowitEstanding the iad that
the very stormy the far beneficiary was com.
plrpened By tho presence OF asge NUMBER OF aides,
who we're 10 pap last tribute 10 the splendid
ecnius OF accomplished artist and . lovely woman
Mrs Hay appears Blanca, N the tragedy OF fszo
and The Duchess dc Torcnueva IN the admired comedy
when she restered the po.icct satisfaction by her
supcrb acting aud correct conception OF the author
sanine AZ the close o. the performance she called
before the curtain snd pFturCusly appsaded by an
aud euoc vhoae smiles o. appreciation were vel wcrih
coyeung. We egre exceedingly 70 part with Yrs Htyne,
hul hcps n zee her n COR city again, and VIII
promise her upon Der return knc rcctraop AZ she
| hes met with the rsft bree weeks Her engsgenent
has been o. unusua bgliancy and success, and Tor
The reputation Of theatrical public are proud 70 say
regntd The supreme since her hrrt appear
ancs and abe &c play hundred nights IN Sscra
meato she would be war,hiped the same an ever. Mr.
Charles Pope has supported her daring Ter engagement
wax great ability and part from him with sincere re
rret Mrs Hsype leaves for SAN Francisco 10 day and
will sppesr Al the Metropolitan 10 morros evening.