The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15
Dramatic ana Musical matters.

the "Huguenos" at the Academy Of Music, which has
been given three times 10 constantly increasing audiences
The representation OF Friday hird night attracted the
greatest crowd at the Academy on a regular
opera night The opera improves upon repetition, both
artists and auditors becoming familiar with the
music which 10 In the highest degree elaborate aud scion
tdc So great work needs to be heard several times
before Its beauties can be properly appreciated and
that this fact is we'll understood by the public ia
apparent by the presence Of all our musical
amateurs and diletxdnki upon each performance
There are still differences Of opinion to the musical
merits OF the work, although has kept the stage for
more than twenty years. but every agrees in prasng
the splendid way in which has been brought at the
Academy. Some OF theatrical managers might take
good lesson from Mr.. Uiman and his Heutenants "Sem
ramis' was given Saturday at cheap prices. This
evening "rhe Huguenots will be given for the fourth
time. 1t is also announced for Wednesday and Friday
Its success Is erescendo. There will be crowded house
ton night.
Mr.. Gustav Satters concert Thursday night we'll
attended, and tho striking style of the young pianist made
quite sensation. The concert is TO be repeated.
The French papers say that Musard who has been
gagged by Ulmsn sail for the United States the
LIST OF March, with several Of the best soloss Of the
purb Concerts de Paris"
Mr. Thalberg with Mr.. vieuxtemps anc othor artists
Of his troupe left New Orleans for Matches the 9th Of
March The Picayume says
Since they have been here they have given six grand
concerts and three matnces at Odd Fellows Hail.
grand closing concert at the Orleans theatre, and two
gratuitous concerts for the pupils Of the public schools
a-the gross receipts which cannot have fallen much
II any short OF sixteen thousand dollars
The Philadelphia Academy will DO opened by the Ma
retzek troupe Monday, with "Ia Favorita -Gszzan
ga, Brignol Amodio and raghaHco in the cast
The theatres for the past week have been doing pretty
good business The only novelty has been the production
Of "The Coup dEtat at Burton's It had fair
There has been nothing new at the other houses except
adaptation of popular novelette,, The Bride of
Evening"" which has been produced at Barnums, and
achieved success.
The managers of the Broadway theatre that
that house will be closed this evening, in order TO give
time for rehearsals Of the equestrian and military
spectacle written for the theatre aud TO be produced
Tuesday. Several celebrated dramatic and equestrian
artists appear in this play OF which full particulars will be
found In the amusements" column OF paper The
title Of the piece Ia "Nana sahb, the Demon Of Ca
pore"
At Burtons theatre the performances for this evening
for the benefit Of Mr. 4. l.. Davenport and they
clude Knowles play of civilian Tell" and the eLove
Chase" new piece, founded upon the Mormon rebel
ton, 10 morrow
At Wallacks theatre "csse Brown" still continues its
successful career and MISS Agnes Robertson charm
ing as ever. The piece will be played this evening and
every succeeding night during the week
At Eaura Keenes theatre Buckstone's drama, "The
Flowers of the Forest " is announced for revival this
evening, and to be played throughout the week. The
principal parts will be played by Miss Keene Mr. Perry,
Mr.. Jefferson and Miss Polly Marshall.
At the Bowery theatre Mr. Mexican Buchanan To make
his first appearance this evening King Lear having
engaged for six nights only Miss Alice Grey already
fayo nj MIN Omar of
Scots"
Al Barnum's Museum "The Bride of an Eveniug'-a
piece which has been received with much or-wl be
played this afternoon and evening.
At Mechanics Hall the Bryant Mlnstrels give one Of
their popular entertainments.
Chrsty and Woods Minstres give their FIRST concert at
the Brooklyn Athenaum this evening. All the company
appear in a splendid bill
THEATRICAL WORCESTERSHIRE. Farren has produced, ut
the Boston Museum, a five act play, "woman 8
Peris" II is said To be very good. Mr. James Bennett
has reappeared at the Howard Athennum shylock,
Mrs. Barrow Portia Mr.. H. Jordan Graano. Mr. c.
r. Thorne announced the opening Of the National on
March Is, with equestrian company-Er. James Mel
willie the Mr.. Melville concluded his second
gagement In this city at the Broadway theatre saur
day evening" and with his Boston engagement
tour through the country He has already achieved
triumphs in England, Australia, California, South
America and tho metropolis of the United States He is
still young man, and his prospects very promising.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mathews have been playing very
successful engagement in Washington The Ronzani bal
let troupe announced to appear in New Orleans
the sh Of March. Mr. sothcrn closed the Halifax a. 81
theatre the 9th Of March, and both manager and actors
were TO return TO New York Immediately. The Ravels
close their engagement ut the Boston theatre with this
week. The statement Of Of the papers that
Of Van Amburgh's animals TO appear Boston
incorrect The troupe will remain for the present the
Broadway theatre.
FOREIGN THEATRICAL NEWS.
FUNERAL or LAEAum.-Iabache, whose remains were
brought 10 Paris from Naples, buried Feb. 20
grand funeral service performed at the Madeleine
which was entirely filed with mourncrs AMI spectators.
observed MN. Haevy Berioz Duprcs De s.. Georges,
Nestor Roqueplan nc The Requiem" " Of Mozart
performed by the Ialian Opera company. The I" Bene
dictus" sung by Abon, Grisi and Mario, together
with Tamburin, who lives in retirement in Paris, aud
whose has not been heard In public for many years
After the service tho body taken by railway TO
Maisons aitte TO be Inferred in family vault
estate which the deceased possessed there.
DISSOLUTION op PARIS THyArRxs.-H has been mentioned
that the formation Of the Boulevard du Prince Eugene will
peceesate the demolition OF Of the theatres the
Boulevards. According 70 the plan adopted the Theatre
Iyrque will be pulled dows and is site will form part Of
the Place du Chateau dEau. The Theatre du Cirque Is
also 10 be demoshed-party for the Place partly
for a going the canal Al the angle OF this street
and the Boulevard Is the Foles Dramstiqucs, which
will also have 10 come down; the Gate will share tho
same fate for the Boulevard. Tue tunsmbules, Delas
semens Comiqucs and the Petit Lazsri will be pulled
Boulevard du Temple Is to be Strengthened The
of the Boulevard du Prince Eugene has been declared or
"pubc utility" but Il Is al present uncertain whether It
Will be executed by the municipality or by company OF
capitalists These theatres all dirty, badly con.
struced establishments and ought 10 have been pulled
down long sgo.-ED. HERALD
Crisi has re-appeared at the I,aers, Paris, in the
Trovatore." martha was announced for Feb 2.
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