The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10
Amusc lnents.
MR.. BANDMAN AT NfBLO'S 0ARDdN.

MR.. BANDMAN AT NfBLo's 0ARDdN.
Mr. Daniel E. Bandman appeared al this theatre last
Monday in new play called the Bcaufors but have
hot sufficiently cred from the effects Of the drama
to write about until We have seen the Beauforts
and as the London Times critic said Of Bonnie Dundee,
would require at least private box bottle Of good old
port and plenty of excellent company to induce to
see again II has been repeated every night since Mon
day 70 rapidly decreasing audiences.
The Beauforts is q translation Of German adaptation
Of the novel called might and Morning" We do not
accuse Sir Buwer Lytton, who wrote the novel, and
Madame Birch Pfeiaer who adapted the novel in Ger
man. and Dr. Osmond Of Philadelphia, who translated
the adaptation and Manager wheatey who produced the
play and Mr. D. T. Bandman who acted the hero with
deliberately conspiring to disturb the peace OF mind Of
the public. They have greatly increased the Of
Gently, and we forgive them.
Some idea of the Bcauforts may be obtained from
these facts II lasts seven years. and Includes -four differ
Of characters. We defy the most mathematical
mind koop the Of tho forty personages represented
lator Lesser minds otter beneath the burden and their
posscssors say like Twemlow tive must not think OF
this We should like the Bloomngdale lunatic who
writes for Of the papers TO have shy at the Beau
forts II would suit him exactly There Is melancholy
grandeur about which would conncde with his humor
II might perhaps ncccsspate an application OF tho
strait but the keepers would look out for that
We have Schler's Robbers, translated into bad
heavy But the Robbers is light comedy. broad farce,
amusing tri1e, compared with the Bsauforts. Let
person cal two mnce PIES drink gallon Of weiss wcn
rad volume of German metaphysics, go to bed and
dream and he will have some faint conception Of the
plot and incidents Of this extraordinary melodrama
Messrs Bandman Pope, Hagan, Nunan and Collier are
pretty ponderous men, but they would not produce
agony In body by sitting upon II than they do In the
mind By their acting In this stupendous production In
vain Manager Whcatley has avshed tho most superb
scenery upon IT, and 1t the full benefit Of the re-
Of his magnificent theatre Heretofore the saying
has been 'as heavy As lead" Hereafter we shall have
simile-ssaS heavy the BeaufOrtSp
Since Mr. Wheailey assumed tho management OF
Nolos hs has had s,ries Of successes and We would
daced into accepting Bsndman and the Beauforts IS,
ing the drama his mind wandered and he longer
master Of himself and the stuation perhaps he has
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which ought not TO be acted Al any rate, II evident
that he has expended considerable money upon the Beau
forts and will get Of back II only remains 10 be
said that the acting OF Mr.. Daniel T. Bandman adds
peculiar intensity all the faults Of this deserted ruins
Of drama, and that no other actor could make bad
worse successfully
wALLAcK's rHEArRE-BKNEFrr or GEO. HOLLAND.
The performance at this theatre night will b for
the benefit Of Old George player and humorst whom
every good augher will delight honor The feelings
OF the public towards veteran like Holland Of
pleasant nature--the admiration for the player 10
warmed by something very like personal afection
for the man-that the occasion will, doubtless In all
respects be most agreeable All that Glttes Is Not
Cold and the Infant Prodiges at Beulah spa viii be
performed. The former Is charming domestic drama
and the latter side splitting old fashioned farce
CLINTON HALL.
An interesting entertainment will be given this evening
at Clinton Hall BY portion Of the celebrated Boone
family who hAys just returned from successful tour In
England The family now comprises Mr.. Daniel Boone the
young orator who has recently appeared in the London
COLOSSEUM: Mrs Boone and Miss Love Boone. The en-
tertanment win be musical and recitatve and VIII be
participated In by several other artists Of well known
reputation.