The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03
Opsrasic ana Dramatic Matter

the management Of the Winter Garden and on the 18th
81 walsck's and laura Keenes The summer season 1t
the last named theatre has been very SUCCESSFUL both In
an artistic aud pecuniary point OF view. closed
Cd Friday with a benefit to Mr. Jefferson, who took an
snectopate farewell OF the audience The theatre will
reopen for the about the nth, with
play adapted from the French by Mr. Do Walden clover
drama,ist as he habstes OF Burons theatre viii reco
lect.
The Academy opens tonight for the regular Italian
Opera season. Aiellra Patti sings ANNA IN the son
nambula" with Erranl as Elvno and Amodo as the
Count Rodopho. We are assured by those who have
heard Miss Patti sing ~ the provinces that her voice has
improved, both "a power and quality. Daring the week
Nacane G. rtesi win make her rsn.r6e
At the Winter Garden, Mr. Anderscn's entertainment
has continued TO attract crowded houses We presume
that he might 20 for another month without seusi
BILE dninuon in the humber Of his audiences but be has
70 give up the theatre for the Of the regu
lar season next sondsy Consequently the six
ing and two day performances will complete Andersons
present campaign in the metropolis nor every
body viii 60 to see him more.
At walncSs theatre, Miss Jane COMBS and Nr. George
Jordan have been playing, in the Wlfes Secret" to I'll.
houses TIE performance Of these artists have
made favorable impressions and they Will appear In the
play during I've rhs more commencing 10 morrow
evening Tonight there varied and very attractive
entertainment, for the eeneat Of the and
drsuatist, Mr.. C ". Taylor. The house ought to be
crowded in every part.
Nbo's Garden beer tho scene OF Kind Of ryunastc
tournament; IN Witch amateurs have conisnced with more
lees against professors Of the The style
OF perior NANCE together with those OF the Zoyara ard
the Hanlon brothers viii be continued this week.
At the New Bowsry theatre an original spectacle,
written for this house and called Te Siege Of Palmyra
has been produced with magnificent rise G.. scezs II
viii be played every night TIL further notice.
The Bowery theatre, now under the direction OF Mr.
George Wood. opened on Thursday evening, with every
sign Of csssfu Tho house has been put 10
the best order both before and behind the curtain The
stock company is very good one, and the manager
the public that every play shall be well and
fully mounted. The opening bill Z" The Lady Of
Lyons, Claude by M.. Tlton, and Pauline by Mrs.
Kate nerip RYAN, ind Al Object Of Interest," vel
known farce, in which Mira W. II. Leighton made great
hit. Mrs Leighton is capital ccmeaisa-se, and most
welcome contribution from the provincial TO the meropo.
Titan boards To night Mr. ana Mrs j. ". walacg, yr, will
commence IN engagement, playing In "Macbeth" Mrs.
Leighton will appear in farce called "The Fool OF
the Family"
Al Rarnulas Museum the usual varied entertain ns
will be given this day and eveo.ng The programmes at
Brysnts' Mnstrels Palace Garden, and various other
and entertainments OF all Sorts will be found In
another part Of this paper.
NR FopsEsr Al sAinxosx--Er. Fcrres. commenced
his professional tour al Baltimore (Hou.day street thea
trey, playing IN Hamlet" on Monday, "Richeleur on
WEDNESDAY and svrg!nius' on Friday i, Understood
that M Forces intends 10 play the above named roles
wthttose Of clear" "haebeth,r "othelo," orchard
ILL., "Shyiock "Coroianus, = "5rutus "Kinx john,
aId "rnop Of Athens" only. The Baltimore San, al.u9
ing TO Mr forreat'e hamlet, says-
Ar ne remarked on Monday morning, be IA the greatest
actor 10 the world and OF all the Hauets we ever saw,
in our opinion, the best Macready-whom Forrest
should never have regarded considered rival, and
Who beicrss 10 the school OF hhored arthat bis tine
escts and brilliant pssssses tho cider Booth Kean,
Davenport, Murdoch all their carefully elaborated excel.
epcs the former at the bead 81 the list but Forrest,
sscs ]. u he snsssperean fa,e, a. one comoess and
perfect excelenoeexcsience in tho whole and In the
resve sseo Ass ed rrx ss NJ 4.
most proper eject And the appreciative audience
oeved tie aae and delicate and elective expostons Of
toa great craAtli by this great master with nervous
emotional rspc-ses frequently overao~1g with stormy
bursts u applause
ne Parso' IS equally cordial In 4 rcvisw Of "Rche-
lieu, ~ clcws-
eaped what he hsd thoroughly before and that
car crly come from she MIGHTY workings OF genius,
whether IN refectoa or IN application A critical ear
xord ie. fron his Ira Nth er,caI and 's measured
ess showing the highest achievement Of art.
'sD,c.. "r1v Il ne ,so or three nass.r.. did r.
seem % lore rs emphasis, AID that was clearly
tnsuseves Bnt these only accidental spots the
bAzng Of bis excellence throughout, They could oaiy
~ seen thronrn oiouded eve piece We had tho time
and Tue 'cor would exprtste with delight bis
admirable rendering ~ the pas ages where be toll tho
Young ilere such word a. f.l Ia the exeoa >.
n-isht youth. where lie summoned the courcrs around
he krg make ro,r where be spoke Of justice being
q. corner stone II rN sdmnistrstson 81 pubic ansrs,
rod SOL an extsni hat the charity lesr could OBJ
4
tie thuLde Hy Church against the ki,r despoer Of
Scle II ne 6oy altar where ~ s, q Weld The hass
ssordi AMI teih up the pen ~ the mighty ~espcn q
cviAt ~ ~nere ~ ress vts"sson ~ VIC .ressoaapa
ouusp faicr. hot nc ~ords car describe the reality feG
uutt see fofres With your own eyes W the chararer
shs r raic scene ard hsar him siess cough Sigh dc
spors. tares,en. ard ,St v'naica,e the power and
gsrirssrd nce tsrceptsoa<F,sc ines snd .hascw,o n
bis rar,. A crowded and spprecisiss house rewarded
lis isbofa
n view York s,nst theatre Germany rsorsnea
ss,nseay week under the direction q the former
rcgs s,.srs Boym aud Hsm.nn. since the intern -'ioo
the house tss bern thoroughly rcnovs,ed, and band
drop curtain. rartd by Mr.. sioekl. adied me
old "a critics have been all re engaged an artists 81
note expected daily from Europe The excellent or.
has been strengthened asd ssan asccu under the
.hlc 'ta6crshp Of Mr. Herwg Several new pieces have
been pat the STAGE and well enacted before mir
radieuess In consequence 81 tho mes law, when gro
hbas sunday performances, they VIII BE- dscoutnsse'
To ua rp ov the loss contemplated 70 s've, during
the winter season, three rcrsormspcss = wc~k At Tie
french theatre oaayny, Al the sane ''rrs ccr''nuaE
e regular sbc scvrry. VITA Ire addition q
SARA tho fresb srtsts from Germany the ccrnpsny
VII = sfforg enough % sustain both es,sb hfnent.
ne ptieti, from hwaukec, made sBeceszta debut
Tuesday 1T a. psbOsb, q tire vet x.own drama q
thc care nsms.