The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-14
AMUSE HIHNTs.
ADJUSTMENTS.
WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT
EVERY NIGHT

WINTER GAHpEN.
win ,.na..,-. Mrs, JOHN WOOD
VIII appear IN the eharmiog burlcsc le If
UiNDEREi a
..,,,x produced with entirely
ZEN ,.Msc Mgsa0, COMPOSED and arranged BY the
NEW NEW f SRofEgytsSs
=. AND Nhw AND STARTLING EFFEoYs
Yhe asnagsmeni ms great ulep.nrc N anueSns the fol
l'w SsS q Ss Sy 3 Ss% y ass day
lie % M 4 waes MSc s. win *
e e and Sn , Snq T rs Ss
the wa,erne places confidence IN he sayernmen. and
of hspe OF he speedy crnnaon Of ciyl war;
anuemenis ac the long iakfary aycrcrovdcd
the house in spite of the bid weather with brilliant
h Sss Hts sn to e 10 Mr. Sar@ a
this c and serainmcd WIN telling hits and Local pao'c
praise for the whics Inc buriesqae produced
ling gp the piser som" Of hs ss ana
nd Me BAL mas9pe preesding iyns very nne anu was
sntiye and demoasaiiye. The transformation OF punk
~ means Of disolrin views. Tho Play abonnds rot Only
IN good hits and good scenery bu also in gocd original
KopRM the new conductor created genuine sensation.
rroia me New York Daily Times.
under o raj, ssn at "a noe s
M sseg 1aSn {, %a ne leading s, ga ars,es =, .
not remarkable st there was but small amount OF atten
ton bestowed the first piece II IN the bgrleslue Of
This although by piece been rejuvenat
cd for the OCCASION The jokes of the old been
happily doveaiied into others of the moment and with
taste which seldom fd exhibited by thatproiic author
called the play bills "A Gentleman this CITY," MIR.
Shaniey is believe responsible for tho cxccence Of the
present edition of Panchcs famous buresque lie has done
his work WELL We cannot AT the writing
Der single reference Jersey solitary joke at the
psnse of lager bier.
The has been bestowed production OF
the piece All the scenery Is new and the dresses so rich
long The cast Introduces familiar Among
the most prominent these Mrs Wood Miss
tNon. The tst need scarcely aud
lively eyer the latter, very ungriel part, developed
vein oil mlpcry, and thoroughly artistic. Mrs.
Wood to whom the of the evening belonged received
of the applause from her hcg.s Her per-
forance throughout characterized 10y and
Thorough heartintss.
Mr. Davenport Nas excellent The Prince tho orchcs.
ira excccntly conducted by Mr. koppn cinderella
VIII be IL Is The bcsi produced and best written
version have had in s city, ard its reception last
night jashes The expenditure of the management In laying
1t before the public
From the New York Tribu,g.
Ample fun Is made OF the bright little s* " If there
fun - be made through jiaslns meter baethe moral Of this
bright little story rather the brighter for bons drawn in
this dieuit way, and out ell hit and pleasant There
tbs usual saLcy shots ut the duly authorized buttcOr
poratton taxes fo nsancead thrc the usuat oppor
unes for handsome dspnyswhch is net to say that "uln
tertanmen could scarcely be otherwise than lively with
Mrs John Wool has all the additional spirit Of number
OF other clever actors OF unoonoy show! lot OF young
and Of admirable aud curious
and its adaptation TO these times IL effected by nlusons
pertinent and witty than usual constructed ~ pro.
iessioDa humOrist Mr. Charles Shaniey Of Vanity Fair 1t
fl csh and brilliant and these dun times. 1t is
acting but let's oil with easy and uncrlca admiration.
1t is very credtb To the ~ The Winter Gar
den and to the New York stage careful an! generous
production And Will certainly lind great favor with che
public.
Before the burlosque the cocdct,a of COOL AS GU
CUMBLR, in which Mr.. L. Baker and Mr.. Stodnr appear