The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-02
OPERATE AND THEATRICAL.


Mser urau Is once more enabled TO open the Academy
OF Music sGnor Brenol Signora Lorni entire
recovered from their late ndspostion, and quite
ready TO charm the lovers Of music once more The de-
sire to hear Miss Kellogg in some lighter opera than
pouto, which was chosen for her debut this season,
viii be gratifed tonight Miss Kellogg will appear
Lady Henrietta in the opera Of Martan To add to
the attraction, Morens will be the Nancy the first
time, While Brignoal the desired because he has
peeh uehied 10 us-wia be the Lionel Susni VIII De
most ehective Plunket The cast Is strong one, ana
the performance will doubtless be brilliant.
To- morrow evening Tuesday, the good people Of Brook
Ign Will get what they deserve-that is, grand
operate performance. They will have the whole of the
opera Of "Ernan" with L0rin the prima donna ina
role which she sings most admirably, and in which she
achieved great triumph in New York the audience
insisting upon an encore Of her first before was
ended-a want Of discretion their part most atterng
to the artist The opera OF Ernan is attractive enough
surely but in hopes Of getting ut least good house in
Brooklyn Manager Grau announces he will add to sErna
mr. one act OF "Travata" with Corder the lrail one
II the Brooklyn Academy of Music is not crowded on
Tuesday evening we shall despair Of the people Of that
city, who pretend that taste for exists IN the
place
On Wednesday evening we shall have ~ vepri Sici-
lan in our Academy, with LOrin and Brignol and on
Friday Mozarts "Don Giovanni" with great cast.
COncluQc6
Manager Grau is enabled to give his departure
for Boston The "Govanni d'Arca" over which
we were prematurely goating, and which
were to enjoy in priority Of the London and
Paris opera Aabitues. will go render the Bosonans
happy Our only chance to be delighted by the music of
this chef dGuve is SO far that unwse to
dwell upon it.
Manager Anschutz is once amongst us. His sea-
in Philadelphia terminated last Saturday evening with
benefit for the sick and wounded soldiers in the Pha
deiphia hospitals and was great affair The house
hled Governor Curtin was present. Manager Absolute
made grea: hit inthe City of Brohery Love. lie drew
large houses and established his company as ia
vortes. He anticipates a return to Philadelphia after
which will open Wednesday evening next with Der
Freschutz.' We heartily commend the German Opera
to those fond Of hearing fine opera well rendered. and
feel assured that Manager Anschu2 will meet with the
same liberal patronage which encouraged his season
here.
The wonderful child pianist, Teresa Carreno has been
delighting the Bostonans. As proof their apprecia
ton Of her talent the Philharmonic Society presented
rich gold medal to the little girl.
Master Willie Barnesmore Pape who proved SO great
favorite here pianist Of extraordinary merit
turned from tour through Canada, where he
successful as artist He sails for Europe few days
bearing letters from persons high authority in Canada
and we shall expect to hear Of this American boy be-
coming great favorte in London he has undoubted
genius
MINsTRELs
The minstrel halls have, and all been crowded this
week. Bryants', Woods, Buckleys, and Hooley's,
prove inevitable attractions TO those who enjoy a
good laugh. The weather have no effect upon
the audiences Of our negro minstrel halls in they
are full to overowng each night let the weather what
may The excellence Of the performances warrants this
patronage Geo. isty appears tonight in Williams
burg.
Theatrical.
The theatres did fair business week. but the long
continued and dsagreeable storm prevented any very
large audiences. Apropos, TO the mana
gers to clean the Streets at least make decent path
way in front Of their theatres during such storms that
of last week. so that persons coming TO the theatre in
stages will not be obliged 10 sit the
whole evening with wet and muddy feet 1t is
also very desirable that the hour Of commencing
the performances should be advertised daily.
Hardly any two OF theatres begin the same hour
and not than two of them regularly advertise
hour at which they Open The public greatly inconve-
nienced by such trling omissions.
Waackis programme for this week even better than
usual This evening ''The School for Scandal the best
comedy In the language and the best cast this
shment; Tuesday, for the last time Mr.. Lester waack's
trihe, "Centra Park' Wednesday the exceenty acted
.Road 10 Ruin" Thursday for the last time-perhaps
the comedy, Bosom Friendsn Friday "The Lady
Of Lyons" remarkable for Mrs. Hoey's splendid dresses
Saturday, "Sscrets Worth Knowing which was very
successful last week. and in which Mr. Young and Mr.
Fisher are especially admirable. Wilkins charming
medy, "Henriete is in rehearsal, and will probably
be produced next Tuesday. Several new pieces are in
preparation.
An entire change OF performance is announced the
Winter Garden this week 10 night for the benefit Of
Miss Couldock, 'The Advocates Last Cause and zone
Touch Of Nature will be given, with Mr.. CouIdock
Dc vernct and Penholder and Cubas will dance
ia Flor de Seville" and appear in the dress of an
Arab boy and the second OF "The French Spy This
ought to be most popular meange On Friday evening
Cubas takes benefit. Next Monday evening Mr. Edwin
Booth makes his ve,,es. Mr.. George Jameson who has
just returned from Europe Mr.. Lawrence Barrett who
made hit here time ago with Sothern in 'sSus-
pense mrs Julia Bennett Barrow and Miss Ada Clifton
engaged TO support Mr. Booth who has plays
10 produce
Mrs John Woods benefit on Friday evening last, at
Laura Kcenes theatre, was immense success. To-
night Mrs Wood reappears Gertrude in "A Loan
OF Lover" and as Sergeant vctoire in The Invinci
bes.n The production Of Mr.. Charles walcot's new
version OF Planche's famous fairy extravaganza,
1.-The Fair One with the Golden Locks" has been uost
poned until Monday next, and positively announced for
that date. Mrs Wood win then enter upon spirited
competition with Barnum's Museum and the Broadway
Menagerie, and has already engaged Mr. Gosham, the
Arabian Giant, Mr.. Charles wacot, sr., the artistic
giant, and other curiostcs Tbs "what is NJ
win not appear at present
sLeah, the Forsaken - still keeps the boards Nibo's
Garden The audiences thus far have been very large
and the applause frequent and hearty Miss Bateman,
Mr. James wallack, Jr., and Mr.. Edwin Adams the
stars. In Mr.. Adams rendering Of the character OF
Rudolf, the young German farmer, there is much TO
admire Mr.. wallack has made Nathan, tho Apostatc
Jew, Of his best representations His Apoetate
bitter as NORWOOD and gall, political renegades
speeches against the party he has deserted
Mr.. Eddy continues his engagement the New Bowery
theatre. The Colleen Bawn " the splendid DRAMA !" The
Angel Friend and The Pirates Legacy. are the plays
for this evening Mr. Eddy appears in the two dramas