The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-08
operate and Dramatic Matters.

operate and Dramatic Matters.
The Opera season is TO be closed this evening" with the
second performance Of "inda di Ch,mounix which st.
tracted and pleased q very large audience on Friday
The cast includes Patti, hme strakoch Brsno Ferri
and susin and is good reasonably ex.
pectcd AS 1t is the last night OF the season. the public
will out In full force and auditors will attract
quite as much attention the artists The company
goes hence TO Philadelphia, assisting Wednesday in
the performance In honor Of the Prince Of wales
afterwards commence regular season there.
Mr.. Ullman purposes to open bis winter campaign
abou. the 18th 0, November with Miss Hnckley Fsbbr
Stigel Carl Formes Other artists II IL understood
that Tormes will make his rextree In the "Hng1enotsn
The last season was not prosperous one, Tor various
causes which too well known need explanation
at our hands Let US hope that the manager will In
future avoid the rocks, that, like the Irish,
be is practically scquainted with their location Mr..
unan has tact, experience, and II any competent
TO make the Opera pay Ing concern he Is the Max
Narczek Ia connected with the cement and with
Mr.. Muzio, will attend to the musical direction.
The ica week has been busy and Interesting
one. Mr. Forrest mas continued play Hamlet to
crowded houses and yields to the general
him In other character. The selection King
Lear, is very happy Every one, those
heretical Mr.. Forests Hamlet, admits that
witnessed
kiss Castmsn his made her renee at the wlner Gar.
deD and has played, during the week, Blanca q FazioD
ard Mrs Haller e. ssranger'). The pieces not
acily the fashion adays, aud the qncnce
that the theatre not we'll attended might have
been expected from Miss cushman's great and well.
meited reputation. To night she ays Meg Mcrrlies,
in which role she has achieved worldwide Iebri,y
People who wish 10 enjoy tbs tine performance should
IN tk.h hata
| be crammed.
| Nj. 3rougbams now comedy, "Pay,ng with Fne,n
produced on Monday It walacks theatre, and played
through the week TO crowded housos has genuine
and most gratifying src ess The piece s pure c1medy
Of the most brilliant and effective character. "Psyng
with Fire" viii be repeated every night this week
Mr. dc waldens clover Irish drama, "Ailocu Aroon"
has had good reception at the hands OF Miss Laura
Kecne's audiences who have been much delighted 10
their favoriic actress r6ls rued pare tender
and touching style. "Aicen Aroon" IL up fos every
night till further notice.
Al BArDum's Museum Joseph and his Bsc,hreo,"
vory interesting drama, has had four WEEKS and
s attraction is undimnRhed, IL SIN keeps its place In
the bills, and win be given every afternoon during th
week
At The Bowery theatre piece called Inc Fire and
Plague OF London' will be produced night, The play
has been adapted by Mr. ~ O. Purketi from ainsworths
rufnaLCt, 'Oia St fhul6N Inc altcTpece H my Son
Diana In which MIA leighton pays. A nes version of
rip Van wpkle," by Mr. Henry Moriord, II prepara.
tion ai this house.
At the New Bosery ihestre local drama called 'Fas,
Women OF the Present Day" wiz be revived for thls
evenings performances. The aiferpleee Mr. Foxs pan
| tomine, "Asphocei
Tho minsrols Bryants at McchanicI Hall, and Hooey
Camptels Nolos saloon, form, "a usual pieasing
speciality in the amucmcnts Of The town. Their pro-
| srammes for the week well selected.
Mr.. James @. aaedcr gives his annus subscription
concert a, D0dwortbs Rooms on Tuesday. Hr. Mseder
| will have the assistance OF many eminent adisV.
Mr.. wallaok bss commenced the building Of bis
theatre, the site or street and Fourth
indicated In this Journal over year ago.
Although Mr. walack viii not have front Broadway,
there viii be an entrance from that thoroushfAre we'll
Thirteenth street Tho theatre will be built upon
tho general plan OF r waacks prescnt popular house
Il will be only very little larger and the auditorium
will be arranged after the manner house. The
theatre Is 10 be completed before the Let Of Nay
1851.
The Phiihar nonic Society Of New York has issued u
programme for tho There will be, usual Gyo
concerts and fourteen public rehsarsals Mr. Theodore
Esieid viii bc the conductor The and rehear-
sails VIII take giaco al the Academy Of Music Tue nrst
rChearral IA set down for next Wednesday afternoon and
Tor the Ioth Of November The follow.
Ing orchestral pieces win be reheased for the arst con
ceu-symrhony. No. 2 in 9, %. o., Robert schumann
Overture "Leorora," No. 2, In (aut tme), L. Van
Beethoven Overture "Mccrssetle und Gluckche Fahrty
In D. oa a. Mendelssohn (caim Sea and happy Voyage
The sale Of the library Of the late william T. Burton
VII he commenced 70 day at sabias Broadway
The collection very large ono, and emnentIy sasgcs
tive of the great comedian In the dramatic department
the lbraT Is especially interesting and instructive 10
Addition to sli tie Brush cassas and modern standard
drama tnd the fun repertoire Of the Theatre Fran.
ca's, aad collection of Italian comedies, from
which hc French aud Spanish authors havc stolen oxten
slgsly There arc two hundecd srd t1ifiyn'nc works
ttc history the stage ncudrg mary rare and Gu.
rlous controversial "a nphes People who wish 70 pick
~ an edition ~ sbatspcrc viii md slxty 10 this
byar. a. n lovers OF books delight their eyes
9TH some speadid antiques The sale hss attract
syge nvrbsr 81 fshoas aud collectors from all parts OF
Inc country aud the viii undoubtcdIy fetch very
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