The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-28
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ACADEMY or Mus,c--rusArs<

ACADEMY or MUsiC--rHEArsS FSArcAis.
Last uirht the New French company made it arst
appearance Tor Tho a! the Ac,iem. Of MUSIC,
playing the comedy Of the Bstaa. DE- Duass and The
yasiesllc the tIns d, Doriiniqa,. Tho Establishment
VIZ very plesssat one and was completely successful
with reanoi sni fashionable andirace. I'll" Comedy
a, al mraby drawn pe'ars Of fea,,n'ne srlwas rem
dfei With grace and ansa rE. ~ anfoe,o
na,ely seldom ace cqueed ia ths ci'y--so
uo,abls !ar its theatrical taste ami u, poor p'.ys
Madame Sophie Laune', dcservedy fsvorie here before
made aer y,pf;s in the comedy and Madame a;nry and
Mes-rs Genty And fivry severa5 made the,, de'a.s
Mpi"c Hurry Is lady whose por::s,, an!s ,;. ms. Is
decidedly u hes favor She has :5I voice, .binl,
she We. yell. She treats tho stage with
grre, aud Il chainingiy h,eiy sad na,arsi ia
her action. ucssrs. Genty sni Livry Snc:, made
very lavssbie impression. The lsiier i admirably
(9mofaoS ahd makes .la mnst thu l. roSsibo of ooy
pom Of character The vaudeville introduced the
sec"nd tSn'p. The person OF Hademc,ellr rarne
i'otc pr.asere 0,tirets dsjs,r Dom.nr's Daughter
Tra cora'n order Of ssri Y = '',y
u which Tho acaees pcrsonales seyefp different
person, with the stars who usually play less
parts pieces y tbs class merely anord an opportunity 4"
snow With what ra,iiity actress change her
dresses. f'ui IL wss something quite different N The
hands Or Mad moselir ote who personsled WILDLY df
fercn las with scl, COMPLETE Change " her wio.e
crionaiiv as {" sncp her the most porfcci Actress III
her line .hn ha,. here. Altogether The srs,
ciaed tste,is;cal success Of The season.
slsIo's aAapss.
resp,ri,bly sized aldicnc. greel.d Miss lu,i'ie
Western is, night a, Miami III. Hantress OF the Mss,.
ippi, ~ 1uckstones drama or rather hrrs Of Green
Bushes We certainly pi,'rd NSs Western. whose a,cs
osoyhly artistic rendition of The pm, pal ro. aoud
lcdeen II tie p,,Y Il or "a, nther cna-sc.rs m
ossei.ed The siigh;sst prccnsion, N cveo mediocre
,ocrii. The play may ~ sumnad 10 Ia Few
words soporihc nleHiel fnc the audience,
roapmcd of str,ays dF,,ce and Harris ngse
dents, With das. Of she Give !niua'
Hnd '',eocoas p,utaa thr,vn In. The tine bpaoreq
NV husband .Ny Wife, ''n bs r,ysaged'' " SEQ IN
WI I've ne" came in ~ fcgnlar Intervals, each
cii>,t;on sewing A. climax for the nsykish sen-
ms..s,.y Of the play The Wild 'aa9en Of the forest
and raae, Madame g. Alblr, c,ihot be cssssd l'o@
ovA, ~ Tho a., 10 cssesory or iredcemable failures ~
,bn o,hcr * .r,,.,-s. ~ Mis- Western threw around
them grace snd vim, ,ns tenderness Which eond not
be otherwise than %ne ne, Pow on w ~,
Of her io,r r. deui,e he Spent cayiIling Of certain
soi-d,sf'hsriiics model ioraN WregeIo '. os-,s II
despair II the death Of lKeanedy "as n.ny ,onen ~
frre from III. rant ani llnstic d.m aNor ~ ,ne pern
style or Goihsm mel0jrams,ic acfressN' W .ne ot q
chasfers, We would advise Mis- Alice Prcie m her
Nelly oNic, uoL mistake Chostaw Cor Fsn aW MAJ
ever, distortion OF the Anglo Sron nia docs not
coosiue The brogue NJ. Ration, " nsvsss
20, 70 be afraid o. ls voice being heard bcyo iha 100.
lighs, and NJ. Nuusa bat the stage villain noi ne.
rcssafy obliged 10 rrnt ia vensrcgua style, A. Nf Ne sh
The ssImn II some OF tho other characters puid not
persist 10 propnging the pronoln az unn.csss Wy anu
not gaze around the house instead OF attending their
cues, they perhaps be able after little time, dods-
pense with the Bowcry crowd ef efsgnes sho send
the dnst 'lown picnffuly the heads OF cspes taos
people below regardless whether they applaud *
Stale ke AN impossible abesu the dresry music Ne.
romp.nyi1g IT. II the management wou'd 10 addit On
10 their free seats supply thess worthless with IL
noisy and less dusty means of earning thcr money
would confer favor hose who have tho fortitude 10
A " 10 urpS
style Of play produced a. this favovt- ,eUps II
1hespis