The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

hundred nights 90 tho aoth instant new three act
comedy oy NJ. Robertson, author Of Tue cantaos,
&C, entitled David csrrck viii be produced and ~
include the entire haymarket company. Mr. sothetp
viii play the part az David Garrick. Al the Adephi
man apparently much benefited by The boiday she
wisely took Psssion Week, represents prosecuted
her s, aa ~ ,Ss
Ibe drama 10 preceded BY Messrs. Broogh and
liai'day's farce Of The Pretty Hersebreaker and
these geDtiemen-the Beaumont and Fletcher of
the modern stage-also furnish the afterpece. The
Area Belle w which Mr. fooe sings wonderful song,
called A horrible Tale written for him BY Mr.. E l..
Blanchard. No novelty Is announced at this theatre.
A. the tycenm Eel Demonio preeaed by the old sbooi
farce, Day After the Fair Mr.. fecher IS still snGer
inc from the elects Of his unfortunate accdeut aud Mr.
Jordan continues 10 NAV the not OF Angelo in Be Do
monio Mr. Fechter, however hopes IN be able 10 re-
sumo his hrstour duties on Monday. At the Princess
Sbaksperes Comedy OF Errors still continues 10 exercise
powerfully attractive inflenee. II preceded ny Mr.
Watts Phillips highly successful comedy, Pans Return,
and succeeded by Mr. j. Madison Morton's capital farce,
Drawing Room, Second Floor and Attics. Al the
Olympic the success Of The Ticket OF Leave Mau
induces tho management TO POSTPONE once more
the novelties which underlined Tor Christ
mas last Messrs Burnand and Montague WI
liams' farce. B. still continues u bold place as
k.r de rid>au at this establishment. Al the 81
James The Silver Lining and the famous farce Cool as
Cucumber, constitute the principal attraction Forty asa
fny heads the 6il OF fare, and the farce, Under Tue
Rose, winds II up. To morrow monday Miss Herbert
VIII make her first apperance ms Lady Ereeove 70 Inc
Day After the Wedding. Al the Strand Mr. a. J. Byons
burlesqne. Orpbe0s and Eurydice is preceded BY MI
Wooer's so called comedetta," HINT for Husband
M0rQ0t0
in the course OF . fortnight burleslne, by Mt
Byron, will Ill the place Ia the bill that Orpheus ana
Eurydice has occupied long and 80 worthiy. Az he
New Royalty Mr.. Burnand's Successful burleslne Kun
pestiiskin il drawing good houses Mr. leicester Buck
nghams comedlctta, Loves Young Dream, retains 'ts
place In tho bills and Mr. Walter Gordons amusing
" piece Of extravaganza" An Odd Lot, winds up he
evenings entertainment Several novelties prspa
ration at tins establishment
.# The New Opera House In Paris.
Working drawings OF this fine building erecting in
Paris have been presented TO the Institute OF British
Architects by the designer, NJ Chas. GARNER and on
Monday last the President. Mr. Donaldson brought them
under the notice Of the Society by short description
The series OF drawings, upwards Of hundred and
seventy in number msny OF them OF large size and all
Of most elaborate execution applied only far as the
first floor OF the building which stage 1t had ar
rived. The structure will be the largest OF the kind in
the world. and in richness OF decoration and perfection
OF internal for the audience. the artists
employed. and the purposes to which II IL de-
voted will DO superior to anything ex-
listing in Europe. The following dimensions OF the
hui ding were given as approximately correct and. con.
rasted with those OF the principal houses and thea
Of other European capitals, shows the scale Of mag
nicence which this building has been designed
Area 65 width OF scene 50 feet width between
boxes SO feet (he house at Madrid exceeding this
by feet); width between walls behind the boxes 100
feet inches depth OF house 100 feet depth Of stage 9S
feet capable OF being increased 81 feet entire width OF
STAGE IFS feet The cost Of this magnificent building s
esmted at 81 900 900 sterling and II forms great fea
tue in the grand plan for the Improvement OF Paris
being carried out under the Emperor Napoleon.