The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-06


7osatre will be produced At the Academy this even
ing with the original cast-Zucch Massimiani and Mo-
rcns This opera has maintained ts popularity through
many II has been already most efficiently
dered by the present artists and will doubt invite
good house this evening. Several operas which have
attained the place Of faEortes with public will be
produced by Mr. Maretzck in succession Faust Is the
list for tomorrow night Then follows Norma, to 30
succeeded by Trdviata on Friday. verdis Last great
opera, La Fbrza del Dsino requiring considerable
hearsa and preparation to bring out with all the gran
deur which the theme demands will not be produced
until next week. We believe that arrangements have
been made 10 introduce q soprano-Mns
Stella Bonheur-during the season. that shall not
want for novelty, either In operas or artists.
REAPPEARANCE OF FAvoRIrs ACTRESS.
Mrs. r. w. Lander-wfe OF tho lato GeneraLAndsr,
and best known theatrical circles Miss Davenport
will appear this evening at Niblos Garden, Lsoue
Arnauld in the play Of the Mesaliance -Four years ago
Miss Davenport retired from the stage which she adorned
with her fine talents TO become the wife OF OF
Union generals Since then she has been playing the
part Of minsteng angel 10 wounded soldiers in the
hospitals This evening she her profession for
brief season, and need hardly say that, with the
memory Of her former successes artist aaA her
more recent services as Christian fresh In the
memory Of tho public the will be prosperous
one.
HELLBRs SALE DIAB0LIQUn.
Heller ia always fresh His novelty, any more than
his diaterie, never flags He has now In preparation
grand spectral sensation which he pronises will fsS
supass anything before produced, even by Heller and
that Is boasfui promise. The attraction to his dia
boca saloon induces people 10 pay premature visit to
region TO which they generally iscllnsd 70 decline
Introduction for ~ long time - possihia How
ever the concord Of sweet sounds which Heller pro-
mia soio~ ~ ~ A hn
syrsns allurss nos to destruction but 70 . delightful
evenings entertainment
Nh. MAX sTRAKosCH's NEW ARTIsTs.
The artists recently engaged IN Europe by Mr. Max
strakosch will be presented 70 the public on Monday
next 18th inst Mile. dc Katow ID . Russian lady,
whose history 10 invested with . pleasant nm Of
nance Her favorts instrument ID the violoncelo an
unusual one for the Interpretation Of musical genius@n
lady but her European record aooords her wonderful
mastery Of the instrument, and very high reputation
On musician. Mr. wehi Ia pianist who has also OBJ
taned credentials alike from critics and crowned hsads
BuscH's srABAr MATER.
A private rehearsal Of Professor Buschs Stabo
Mater took place at The Cooper Institute yesterday
This One work. with full orchestra chorus, and the -
ssance OF several artists Of emnence, viii be soon pro
| duced In public.
| rue pArrourMx AT THE OLD BowEBY.
The excellent pantomims At Fox's Old Bowcry, with
name suggestive Of the nursery and the realms Of fay
fairy-old Dame rrot and Her comical Cat-had
most successful for the nrst week. and will continue
on tho bills every night until the public have all u
Mr. q. L. For rs the clown, Is admirable, and Maste
| Timo.hy's Comica Ca quite . study for the felin
i tribe
PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
This house continues 70 be crowded nightly Falco
ner's drama, Peep o. Day had two weeks successful
L ctct
new and attra otive piece, "The Irish Heressr will
produced for the benefit Of Mrs Conway The jua,co,
| management Of Mira Conway has ~ikblished n goo
theatre IN BrooklyR which must become permanent