The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28

Might before they win bave opportunity 81 appear,
in The many beautiful ioi'esies which can o. II
such advantage, thanks W the ivF ect
house for hearing seaog and beine seen comrr
Among the good things provided for tue cp% pss"r
We which S ~ Be- given !. an early 30 %
lowed BY the IN Pirsa' Of soini - TI "
and tha ayosres scienne > and The opera owe
perfect furore in Paris ~ Mn ~ nv s'0 op''" wv"
ia success almost, 70 be-. s"sAe
fDur oo,.mporary "a no. very aas'e'ing to Mario ane
Nan,,., aee who had little 10 90 with tho Partisan
success Of "Martha-"l
The annual performance In aid Of the st. seorges %
cety New York took place at the Winter Gu sden OF
Saturday The elegant theatre was entirely filed h
fashionable audience, which included tho cream Of tn
Islanders now In our midst The performance included
"smike" and "soOn shnge,' by tho artists Of tho thea
tire; comic operetta, Gloves Labor Lost"
.oharmingv rendered BY Mr.. and Mrs. Drsyton;
ballads by Mr.. W. q. Cooke, tenor, and
"God the Queen" in which all the artists assisted
In evening costume The audience almost unanimously
rose a. tho orchestra played the first bar Of tho grand
anthsm and remained standing until had been finished.
We should estimate the receipts At about 81 ,00O
The rush at the theatres Thanksgiving Day made the
weeks business Of the theatres count up pretty WELL but
there MOI much going At Of the houses and tho
public seems 70 be waiting for something new,
which they viii have pretty soon. Directly after tho
Opcrs season, Mr.. Wallack will produce new version
OF Tewilets Romance Of q Poor Young Man, by Mr..
Lester wallsck, AMI the Winter Garden will do Mr..
Bourccsalts piece Mr.. Eddy has "Jack Cade" un-
derinsd during this week. The French ARTISTS with play
~IA C0serie des Genets," capital drama; Il viii be
acted for the benefit Of NJ Maunstcin At tho stadt
Germany theatre, the last week rather classical
one M6zarts opera, "The Magic Flute" and Schlcrs
DRAMA "Fiesko," produced. The opera salts
factorly performed 10 good audience. The chorus
had been strengthened by the Glee Club Colonial
the orchestra, increased 10 thirty musicians, WINS
under the baton OF Mr. Herwg. The original German
Nbretto rendered without any abrdgcment "Fesko"
was done for the benefit OF Miss GRAIN. On Thursday
next the Club Olympia will give the drama "Uriel
Acosta." for the benefit Of charitable institution Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Williams closed successful en-
gagemcnt (sx woeks) at Nibo's Garden on Saturday
evening" The largest audiences that Nbios has ever con-
tanod greeted these popular artists who their
provincial engagements at Philadelphia walnut street
theatrc) this evening
concert will be given at tho Palace Garden Music
Hall on Tuesday, by Mr. Jerome Hopkins in aid of the
building fund Of the Mission chapel of the Church Of the
Incarnation Misses Andrew and Westervelt, Mr.. Samp-
son enor) vocal quartette party, Mr. Scrber (corne
and other artists, will assist Several original compo
sitions by Mr.. Hopkins are announced.
FTcncn tneare Will opehed tonight under d
recon OF Mr. H l. Bateman for the comic of the
eminent English bufo singer Mr. Sam Cowel Mr.. Cowell
is son Of the popular comedian Joe Cowe, well known
the old Park pit. The has been the stage almost
ever since be born and famous in this country
twenty years ago as juvenile actor. He went to
Europe In 1870 played in Edinburgh and then obtained
London engagement. He successful in buresque
singing parts that he resolved To mako comic singing
speciality. During tho last London he
sang in the great music hall Of the Surrey
Gardens. He is very popular in tho provinces
OF England, and commences hero with tho best
auspices His official programme will be found very
pertaining. Every will be glad to know that Mr.
Mills the pianist, is engaged with the concert company
Mr.. and Mrs. Drayton's parlor operas (Hope Chapel
are still very attractive, and afford charming entertain
ment for many people who don't go the theatre well
as to all those who do Two pieces"Iove is Blind"
and 'Eevcr Too Late 10 Ncndn-arc announced for to-
night.
The theatres offer for this evening the following named
entertainments
At Wafiacks theatre that excellent artist Mr. W. R.
Blake, takes his benefit when Mr. Bourcicauts clever
comedy Tho Irish Heircss" will be done, with the
farce, Tfc Moustacbe Mania" The comedy we'll cast.
At Niblo's Garden Matilda Heron commences
gagement, and plays Camille in the drama of the same
name Mr.. Fisher will play Armand Duval.
At Laura Keene's theatre the "We's Secret" enters
upon tho fourth week of ITS very successful run. Nor
ma with the prime donne Smitherini and vncen.o, Is
che afterpiece.
Al the Winter Garden the Dickens nights very at
tractve "smike" and Dot' will be given this evening
In the latter piece Miss Burke has made hit lilly
slowboy.
At Barnu's Museum tho attraction for the week is
play by Mr.. G. L. Aiken, called "The Doom OF Devie,"
which is to be produced tonight, with Mrs. Prior and Mr.
Grace in the principal parts
AT the New Bowery Mr. NeaHe is playing farewell
engagement, previous to European tour. Hamlet is
the play might with Mr. Noaae the "moody Dane"
At the Eowery Mr.. Plunketts play, "Crme and Re-
pcntapce y with "Ioa" and s.vo Vent (pantomme),
will be played tonight.
Tho admirers Of the coored comic opera will find it ex
celcntly expressed at Woods, Bryants and Christys
Minstre These who AFFECT the circus viii find it at the
Chatham amphitheatre and taste for wild beast shows
may be gratfed at Van Amburgh's menagorie, Palace
Garden.
Tonight the exhibition of the tModel of Solomon's
Temple will be opened at Temple Hail. Ninth street.
1t shows all the paraphernaa Of tho Mosaic Worship rs
prepared by Solomon in all his glory.
BENEFITS Charles Walcot takes his benefit at
Wallacks on Wednesday, playing Lord oglcby, in the
ssCandestine Marriage" Mr.. 7. b. Johnston's benefit
will take place the Winter Garden Thursday
irg
THEATRES ELSEWHERE rumor having appeared in the
papers to effect that Mr. Burton had lost his voice. that
eminent comique contradcs it Enthusiastically thus
Some one has dsfranchised me-taken away my vocel
4 am dumb dog Restore my speech. object to the
mues not to the liquids Say, twas but little
hoarseness-hat am recovered, and can 'roar you as
gently sucking oovep'
Mr. Burton played to crowded houses at Baltimore and
Richmond He goes next TO Toronto and then to the
West The Bostonians enjoying the Ravel perform
ances nj one theatre and tho acting of capital Soubrette
Dejazet, Miss Maggie Mitchell, at the other. Mr. James
Anderson and Miss Agnes Elsworthy have played in
THE Merchant Of Venice SIX consecutive nights at Gu
cinnat Mr. Squires. the tenor, and Miss Mary Mcvcker
are giving concerts in the West They will appear in the
South during the winter in drawing entertainments