The New York herald., 1862-11-17
THEhTR3oaB.A AND MJs,oAL,


mo sS'suo. ef 'nanasefs sha VIC tho pubic tress
anything ~ srTt % enterprise on ihc pWt o. the
otedicn shcy viii always be ea.y - encourage u lhe
houses, Sadias's aaiiIys Ieuded, hagc ueen sScf!-
lc l. and ihe receipts lon considerable sarp ueote
tbs eNrenatercs-an encouraging tact coaslcrn tl.e
q akiles van ach thc season vas entered upon bg
Gra his IL ~ i.cky IA his artistic comhnati Faoh
card th,s - has psod'lued ~ g The present tme
has proved trump Madame Gusrrsbela has CAP
tivatod the hearts Of the Academy auacncts ~,
her personal attractions sne her dlanalc "a
ens. Mad me Lorni whsssg has. with fewer
physical advantage, stifn fnsecufer staudins VIII
them by organ of beautiful qaanty and hi ~ tstio
cultivation, ana Mile. No, ensi hss enlisted thssr s. pa.
thies by her splendid natara' gift he. fpolesty her
Intelligence and her professional oarnestness The c2r,
diay of The reception gvon 10 all these artists has
duced change In tue errangc gcments for tins week he
production of Dnorah" aud tho debut OF slne. Cocr'
which had been fixed for Wednesday, postpo.ed %
Monday next-a delay that csinct but prove advan
tageous to the general elect OF tho opera which, as yeti
has had but imperfect rehearsal This evening Madame
Lorni appears again in Norma, tho part in winch
she made excellent impression her debut. On
s'Fic du Regiment" role foe which her qualities as
actress and her brilliant vocasm emuently ~ her aud
Friday Madame Iorin makes Ter lhd appeal ancc IN
"Lucreza Borgia," part in which she is said 10 haze
achieved great success abroad.
The revival OF the popular piece Central Park has
been the feature Of the week at Waack's. was Ais,
brought out under the direction at the old theatre
and Wednesday was the first time II produced here
II attracted large audience on the evening OF It's
revival and on the two subsequent nights Of its perform
auce (Frday and Saturday. the receipts exhibited
marked increase This evening Garr,ck and Colman's
fine old standard comedy, "The Ctandestne Marriage"
I.s. tho Arrt snt
Banks and stan sgnihed their intention OF being
pr resent The following is the order Of the performances
Tor the remainder of the wcek:-To-morrow .'The Cen.
trail Park Wednesday, "Bcsom Friends Thursdiy,
1.-The Candeslne Marriage" and Friday and Saturday
's1he Central Park"
At Laura Keenc's "Rachsl the Reaper has monopo.
zed the bills during the wock. The audiences, though
fair have not been good those that attended the
representations OF No Rest for tho Wicked latter
piece announced again for this evening" and
Wednesday On Thursday and Friday Peg Wellington
will be given for the two last times this season.
Saturday the theatre viii be closed for full rohersa Of
the fairy spectacle "Bondetta," which has been
long in preparation
Mr. Edwin Booth brought his engagement at the Winter
Garden to a close Saturday Pecuniarly 1t has been
one Of the satisfactory botn actor and manage
mont that has played at this house. In
tstc point Of Mr. Booth has also gained largely by
it, and when he returns to US again it viii be with
higher appreciation than the part Of the psbc
OF his talents He will be succeeded this evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Barney williams, two of the most popular
artists the American stage. Their engagement
will extend to the year. ana perhaps beyond It, Two
now pieces. written expressly for Mrs. Barney Williams
by Mr.. Selby, and entitled eKing Thrushbeard" and
"The Rose Test will shortly be brought cut. We do
hear whether any additions are contemplated her
husbands stock Of irish characters but, prosperity
has yet exngushed bis astetic ambition 1t is
improbable that shall have something new In that
way before the close Of his engagement The pieces
ected for this evening by this talented couple The
Fairy Circle" "Prince Dosroso" and "The Irish Tiger
than which there could not be better bill for opening
night.
At Nibo's the farewell performances Of Gabriel Ravo
his troupe have crowded the house to ovevAowng
during the week. This evening the favorits comic panto
mime Of The Golden Egg 10 70 be revived with Gabriel
Rave in celebrated part OF Toby and Young America
as Frog will be followed by the capital farce Of "For
tunes Frolic" Mr.. Forrest and Matilda Heron resume
their engagement here week, Mr. Forrss, opening
on Monday in "Macbeth'
At the German Opera MozArts chf deuvrs, the "Mago
Fute," produced last Monday, With attention 70
details and completeness that gave great sasisfac'
tion TO tho admirers OF this Ans work II has
been performed all the 70 full houses, and will
bear frequent repetition during the Beehovsns
Fdeo to be brought out this evening This opera
justly held in high estimation in Germany and look
for its conscientious production ~ the hands Of Herr An
schultz. Auber's Mason and Losksmith," tho " Der
wildschutz" Of Lorssng, and Brhtow's Rip Van " in.
kls" In preparation, and will shortly bs announced
for representation.
Edwin Forrest and Matilda Heron have been playing to
fine houses the Brooklyn Academy Of Music. They will
continue there the whole Of this week. Mr. Forrest por
forming Monday Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
and Miss Heron Tuesday and Saturday. They return
to Niblo's next week.
Madame de Lussan annovnces her annual concert at
Irving Hall Thursday next. She will be assisted by
Madame Ermnia Carrere, pupil Of Tbaberg cher first
appearance iu New York;; NJ de la Perrere TENOR Mr.
Theodore Thomas, volinst; Mr. Mosentha and several
other distinguished artists Sgnor Muzo will conduct
Report speaks highly the talents OF Madame Carere
panste.
The eminent Irish orator Mr. Mason Jones delivers his
first lecture this evening irving Hall "Garbaid and
the Italian Question" The London papers speak in the
highest terms OF this gcueman rhetorical and dcscrp
tive powers, some gong go far as to call him second
Sheridan.
grand combination choral and orchestral concert and
Dem performance is TO be given the Brooklyn Aca
deny Of Music the l1th Of month, aid OF the
benevolent fund Of the Young Mems Christian Asscca-
ton The arrangements to be under the direction
Mr.. G. Jerome Hopkins.
DR. D. j. Macgowan is about 10 deliver course Of lee
lures before the Geographical Society Japan and the
Japanese"
The nrst or Mr. Grafulas National Guard Band prone
made concerts took place Saturday evening II was
very well attended II proposed TO give OF these
agreeable entertainments.
The child pianise Teresa csrreno whose performances
have atras,ed SO much attention, gives her nrs grand
concert At Irving Hall tomorrow Tuesday, week.
Miss Bateman is playing most successful engagement
at the Boston Athenaum.
Mr. Gottsshalk gave concerts on Monday last Newark
on Tuesday n Hartford, Wednesday In Providence on
Thursday in Boston, and on Friday 10 Portland Miss
Carotta Patti accompanies him his present tour asd
has contributed very much the Of bis concerts
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