The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21
Operate md Dramatic Matters.

Operate a nd Dramatic Matters.
As the Academy OF 81 isic draws to~sfas
It's close, the management increases 10 vigor. WIN
very full company OF arusts excelnnt orohsstra
good chorus, and all the facilities for nnc tnesecA as
play, seems great pity tina. we cannot on'ra
all winter. The fact Is, that at about he ums when tue
Academy forces &c. fully acquainted with their work
become accustomed W each oLher Mey are on Tor TIE
provinces However, this course seems TO be matter
of necessity the best do to make tho the
remaining nights This week there Will be opey attic
performances at the Academy, Ave In the evening aud
two in the morning. The most interesting Of
week the pro OF "The Magic Fute OF Mozart
We believe that its performance at thv Academy, In
Italian Is the first that has been given Of 1t IN this coun
try requires large number Of good artists the
Academy cast contains the OF four prime donne
three secsda dome, two baritones,
tenortweve solo singers ia all The performance Is
that u worthy tho especial at enton Of the musical
portion Of the community On Tuesday Abertini and
Beaucarde, who made sensation In the " Trovatore"
viii sing in the Poiuto." On Thursday evening Miss
Adaina Paul will make her debut In Lucia There will be
matnees Thursday and saturday making the last week
but one Of the season busy Les Hugucnos" will
BIO the attraction OF the last week. The Opera opens at
Philadelphia on the 9Th of December
The "Dnyton Paror Operas are In the full tide Of
cess During the last week two peces presented
Glove is Blind" and Never Too Late to Mend They are
very ceverly written operas, aud performed in the
most artistic way by Mr. and Mrs. Drayton Mrs. Dray
Ton introduces charming cavatna from Rolfes new ope
ra, Thc Rose of Casuic,' and Mr. Drayton sings tho
sStar Spanged Banner" The piece will be played
every night this week.
An interesting concert will DO given at the Palace
Garden Hall Thursday evening Of this week. large
number OF first rate artists, headed by Madame
Anna Bishop, will assist, with full orchestra and
double choir Dr. Guilmette Is the director OF the affair
In the theatres the novelties Of the week have been
GAN Halow Eve'' at Nibio's Garden and the "Fast
Women Of the Modern Time" at the New Bowery. both
very successful The theatres generally pretty well
attended.
The entertainments offered for tonight include the fol-
lowing named-
AT the Winter Garden, "Smike; or, Scenes from
Nicholas Nickleby,' with Miss Agnes Robertson Jefer
son and other popular artists
At Nibo's Garden Dir. and Mrs. Barney Williams COM
mence the sixth and last week of their very successful
engagement They play in the "Whe Horse Of the
Peppers" "Iaw for Ladies" and "Bryan OLynn."
At Laura Keenes theatre the popular bill of last week.
sThe wie's Secret" and Norma" remains unchanged
At Wallacks theatre, Mr.. Brougham's clever comedy,
g Romance and Reality produced Saturday, aud
it will be repeated this evening. The cast includes the
names Of Mr.. Blake, Mr. Lester, Mr.. Brougham, Mr. Wal
cot, Mrs. Hoey and Miss Cannon. To Paris and Back"
is the afterpiece.
At the Bowery theatre the long expected piece Three
Eras in Firemans Life, is positively announced to be
played. The Doom of Devle" and Poor Pllicoddy"
likewise ON the bills.
At the New Bowcry, "Fast Women Of the Modern
Time and the "Happy Man" announced.
At Barnums Museum, the afternoon programme in
cludes "Marred and Buried" and the "Rval Pages
two light and popular pieces In the evening the drama
ssEustache Bandin" will be produced.
Woods Mnsrels announce tho usual variety Of negro
mnstrelsy, concluding with piece called the ON, site
Spell" The Bryants have a novelty called "widc
Awake" and George Chrity brings out the "Back
Statue"
At the Palace Garden the large collection of wild and
trained animals, known as the Van Amburgh Menagerie,
will be exhibited every afternoon and evening this week.
commencing TO day Among the animals is the elephant
Hannibal said to be the largest that ever been
to this country.
THxATRE FRAScAs.-An extraordinary representation is
announced to be given here Tuesday evening" by
subscribers to the management. The programme is a
capital one including the comic opera ola Chatte Meta
morphosee the two act vaudeville "a que Femme Vent
and "Tobn ct Nanette" All the artists will this
the best peIiOI nance yet offered at this theatre
BENrrs.--Mr Lester Walack's benefit at Wallack's
theatre announced for Tuesday The beneficiary will
play Rover, in "wld Oats,' with fine support in the
other characters. That very popular comedian Mr. JEFF
ferson, takes benefit at the Winter Garden Tuesday
evening. He will play Scion shngle in clever two act
DRAMA "The Peoples Lawyer" written by the late
Charles Burke,) and Newman Noggs in "Smike."
GERMAN SrADr TFRArRE-The melodrama of tsDas
yolk, vie Lacht und Weint" continues attraction
before well filed houses. It will have long run. In
tbe drama "Earl Of Essex" and the tragedy "Hamet
Mr. Fallenbach (recepty arrived from Europe) made
successful debut Miss Grain, Countess Of Rutland in
the first piece, and 0phela in the second acted
parts finely. The German Dramatic Club Olympia intend
to give performance this theatre for the benefit Of
orphan asylum fund.
NEw INTERCHANGEABLE. Sam. Cowell, the famous
English bulo singer, will his soirees the
French theatre next week. Mr. Cowel has triple repu-
taion IN Englandas actor singer and composer and
as his entertainment is entirely novel in this country 1t
will be sure to command the attention Of theatre gsers.
THE OPERA IN THE PRoyINcEs-The Sisters Herar have
been very successful at the Philadelphia Academy Lucy
Escott Miranda and others singing English operas
the Western cities. The Parod troupe 10 the
line Of country "Gila the Indian GIRL is the of a
opera in four acts, the music Of which has
posed by George Felix Benker Of Philadelphia which
announced for representation tho Stadt theatre
there, last Saturday evening The subject of opera
as may be imagined from the title strictly American
the being laid in Pennsylvania the year I774
A principal parsonage is the celebrated Indian chief
Logan.
Personal Intelligence.
The following United States Senator's In Wash
ington Hon. VIM NJ Gwn, OF California Hon H. NJ.
Rice, of Minnesota Hon Joseph G. Lane, of Oregon
Hon. j. Y. Benjamin. Of Louisiana Hon. d. l.. Yulce OF
Florida Hon. John Slde OF Louisiana Hon. l.. Trun.
bull, of Illinois.