The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-05
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.

The past week, owing 10 the OF wcathcr,
has not been very profitable for managers. As .
general thing the theatres have been badly attended
only exceptions being those which offered attractions Of
an unusual character. The suppression OF the concert
saloons ought TO have contributed swell the audiences
at the regular houses but yet that had
no perceptible influence upon them.
Al Wallack's, Mrs. Inohbald's comedy, "Every Ono
Has His Fault" revived on Monday last with an OK
cesnt cast The other pieces played during the week
had been previously produced. This evening Glove in
aMazs will be performed for the first time. The pieces
announced for the remainder Of the week ars-'sThe
Lady Of Lyons n"Old Heads and Young Hearts" Glove
and Money" and "Every One Has His Fault"
At Laura Kscns's, tho piece which has been for
timo past in preparation will be produced this
evening. IL entitled "Reason and Foly or, Life ip
Paris" From what CLEAN from the bills,
II is an adaptation Of . drama originally trans
lated from the French FOR Madame Celeste BY NJ.
Charles Selby. Miss Laura Keens plays loss than
nine characters in it, and Mrs. Emma Waller seven II
will doubt be put the boards with the usual good
taste aAd regard for effect that distinguish everything
done at this theatre
Miss Bateman st the great Of attraction at the
Winter Garden. She appeared on Monday in Julie. 10
Shaspsrss tragedy and strengthened in 1t the favor
able impression that she had previously created in her
comedy parts She has STILL Of course much to learn
Dt taking into account her sxroms YOUTH she is Of
the promising young actresses that have appeared
on our stage for many years. This evening and to-
morrow she will again play Julia n"rhs Hunchback."
that being unqnestionaby the most successful o. her
characters.
"Ths Enchantrcssn continues TO hold public fast
in her spells Crowded houses nightly attest the power
OF her destinations Great the attractions OF the
piece in tho way OF scenery dancing and acting, thsy
hav haru IN Aft but mr.
the heroine (ass Caroline Richings), whose charming
vocalism and personal graces lend II its most pleasing
features. Every one wants 70 hear the young syren
who has thus modesty descended among without any
Of the usual trumpetngs that herald the advent Of FIRST
class gifts like hers The management OF Nibo's have
been fortunate In securing such attraction. She will
carry them through several weeks OF prosperous
business.
At the olympic the new patriotic drama, " New Or
lsans or the Crescent City 0urs promises 10 have
succcssui run II is Of the class Of pieces that suit the
popular taste just There will be played. in addition
TO IL this evening, Mr. G. L. Foxs comic pantomme, The
Golden Axe
The Got,schalk concerto in New York have been bril-
any attended In Brooklyn lowing TO the weather or to
the Of the Brookynest TO good music the only
one given there was failure This evening Mr.. Cots
chalk has one more concert New York. When he returns
here from his next provincial trip, we would recon-
mend him 10 play some other COMPOSITIONS than his own.
People are beginning tire Of Them and would be glad
70 hear the chef dGaes Of ohor masters such as Thai
berg List and Chopin interpreted BY SO sku an execu-
ZIONIST There may DO but one Gotschalk ~ player
bu, surely there are ohsr composers whose works have
an equal claim 10 be heard.
Mr. Theodore Thomas concert announced for the 18th
Of this month promises to DO Of the most attractive
Of the season. The programme embraces several i'm
portaat musical novelties for the effective performance
OF which large and well selected orchestra has been
secured under tho direction OF Mr. }. Moscnthal wsg
ners Flegende Hosndcr and the music Of the TRACE
dy Of "strusnsee will be given for the nrst time in this
country. Moschslss' magnificent quartette "Les Con
tras,ss will DO played BY four Of the best pianiss
Mcssrs Mills, Goldbsck, Hartmann and Mason. Thu
o,hsr artists engaged arc Madame do Lussan soprsnc Mr.
Bruno wosnhaupt, vioinist, and Mr.. Alfred y. Toul
min harps, The Tsutopia Choral Society will also lend
thcir services on the occasion.
The nth and last concert OF the Brooklyn Philharmonic
Society took place saturday evening a. the Academy
emusic. spohrs symphony Ths Seasons, with which
tho programme opened, was very finely executed thu
Whole composition being rendered with that full easo
Of ,9hs and shade which chsscterizss this masterpiece
We wish we could say much for tho "Proludss" o
Ia.xt in which want Of ensemble but too obssrva
b,s indicating that the work had not been sucisnt,
rabearssd Indeed We doubt whether thers was fore
enough in the orchestra perfectly interpret the idea
Of the composer. The only vocalist on this occasion wa
the new tenor neignor Tombesi His fret ala, th'
oponna MOBILIZE had been previously sung by him a
cottsohak's soncsrss during the week, and nigh, hav
| been substituted with advantage by soms other 70
MANGA II nevertheless obtained cordial encore. IN
apo cava,ina from "ysrusasmD "Ia mia ietlzs," wa
saptaily delivered. and developed all shs resource
| or The singers voice aud method. u pleased th
audience 20 much that he had - repeat Il
A interesting lecture II re sysalnO WA ths debut