The New York herald., 1865-01-24
Amausemlemts.

THE BROADWAY ATuENAEUM-MR. HACKErT.
This unctuous veteran made his bow to city audience
lest night for the FIRST time in great whe In an enter.
tainment made up Of rectations limitations, anecdotea
&C. The rather thin-an effect detective tha1
undoubtedly came by Of the bad weather. The
were also the limitations OF Kean and the Nimro9
Wdare story. The audience, though small, was WEI
entertained and apprecativo
wALLACK's THEATRE.
Last night Mr. Faconers comedy entitled Men OF tho
Day, was played here for the FIRST time Though ths
night extremely unpleasant the house was wcsR
Glod by very liberal and generous audience which
tcnded to the play quite full need Of applause
deserved Mr. Fisher and Miss Hcnriques have the
important parts and of course did them wol while NJ
Holland and Miss Cannon contributed largely TO the me-.
rimtnt and good humor OF the occasion
MISS LAURA HARRIS CONCERT.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the evening the
first concert at Nblos Saloon of which Miss Laura Has
ris tho attraction we'll attended The appearances
OF the young American pvma donna was awaited through
the opening portion OF the bill Of tho evening with ev
curiosity high expectation, and the dsbs OF the
young lady In concert warmly greeted Having
Anished the beautiful air 30 Lsce d Qsst 'a~iwd ana
retired the audience ecored loudly and pcrsstentIy,
whom tho young prtma dc~Wa rcappearcd and sang -
echo song The young ladys voico alternating with tho
nute had striking odect and exqusisely eginosd ~
Mss Harris gcsssssss $ ssss:; nd CIR xg.es
that delicate sphere Of harmony required u the concert
She, however, yet docs not possess that qrao
tty OF vocal power necessary TO mce the demands a.
the Opera Her manners are full ot innocent susvtth
chid-ke passion grace and frocdom Miss Harris wins
doubtless ind many admirers among the lovers Of con-
cert music Among the lesser attractions OF tho bin
were the performances Of Mr.. Eben, futist; Signcg
Barl baritone; Mr. Patson pianist and Joseph Lewenr
berg, violinist-stll a pupil.
WOODS MINsTRELs.
A decidedly thing introduced at woodS-
last nirht It consisted Of short but lively bur.
lcsque on tho "strees Of New York." which, by the
way, in a shocking condition on, tho occasion
of its first representation Tho first affords good
view Of the Union Park at the junction Of Fourteenth
street. with tho Everett House In the distance. Ths
characters well cast and the dialogue amusing y
all Ethiopian, with coorcd ncwsboys booblacks and
other local curosities The extravaganza hinges on
some amusing illusions to the Play Biu and house
fire. the latter showing unique points which oannos
fail raise laugha live pig being Of the principal
performers The oddiiy was very much applaided and
will have good run The fashionable. ineliigonceroe
the Play IN s happily hit or especially the References
TO the aGermans' Of elite Boyce as the newsbOy,
was good "Black your Boots" and "Chestnuts"
furnished the fun for the Play u elicted mirthful
round and the question: while bootback was polishing
boot "why Ia my boot like Horace Grecleyr" and The
response Because sustans the nggcr" also exciteo
an approving expression from the audience The balance
of the programme sustained In that artistic aad 90
cepable manner for which Woods Minstres ara -
popular