The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-10

l aads pleasure. Last evening st che Fifth Avsnus
OPEN Heuss thsp plentiful OF ali those suA-
.ss u..ch have htha.9 delighted the public, and rec
~sd thai piscs Of smussmSni popular resort II W.
ussr Or surpgss that this should have been the CASES
whore tsre were In theatrical parlanee so many gooA
things "bshsd the scsnsa" The nst part OF the pro-
grsmms, consisting Of The customary music and songs
WAS eIcelenf IL u true; but the latter parts wers
unusually duiL Barbara Alien, for instance, vs.
:.ss Yer. S.Sy ssa lo i've nss va. % use an
precision, farcical farce and the 'eney new pre-.
entitled Harlem Lane or osss He n..ne Tn,s -
been tho nrs time tho HkIALo has bad occasion -
criiicise the Budwcrth's MinnEsls adversely. saa s
view Of the shortcomings OF fss. nxht hsvs
NOT been severely dealt With. II q 70 Be- hoped. now-
ever that Mr. Budworth VIII exert himself Win Ute
s %Srs sa 10 q. 1 p. sTs saS :ee.psss
mentx Tho rsnncd and fashionable audiences tnss
70 ss reformed that VIII give ali Of tss pleasure aaS
amussment they seek
The sasviaa LseAsrkrsss.
The recently organised suavan Lsdsrkrsnz, Cefmaa
musical and amateur dramstic organisation composed -
about sixty members inausursied their theatre -
Pythasoras Hail. IN Canal street. Aat night The thests
Ii neatly arranged and will about two hundred per-
sons The performance last night IVES . three 90
comedy, entitled has wandcrmadchsn Ans der Aipcs
THE Wonderful Girl Of the Alps The principal chsrAo-
sustained by Madame Stein and Aczars Sssei.
Ebsshssd. Madame stock and Miss Ierser The psos
rather light In plot bus contained some prrplsnng
situations which socmsd afford full scope Tor ths
efforts Of amateur performers.
nlIs~clian ~ows Theatricais.
The theatrcsi fairly commenced n New Orleans
last week IL having been announced that the ~.
Charles would open Saturday evening The
regular season OF the Academy Of Music vas
announced comm encs the evening Of the
sth Performances were also TO commence al the
Varieties Thursday last The olympic has bess
open for time, tho bur esaus Of oiymplsnss
drawing good houses Charins Spanish Circus closed
iis engagement at tho Academy OF Music %
Saturday Tho following u the 81 Charles COM
pany Mos Alice Paeidc, Mn v. Keach. Miss
Mile Sackett Mas Kate Raymond. Mrs. Powell. Mss
Ada Richmond, Mss Mabel Osborne, Mr. ,. Post Ms
Kate Schubert Miss Louise Hall, Miss Mary LAnsry. Mis
Lillian Ice. Mrs. J. Campbell, Msusrs X l.. rilton. y ..
Pike. o II. coliins v Pierce. j. wintcr, Oh
yer Wren. J Gobay. W, H. Douglass. I. Is Doug
Iass. Charles Webster, q. G. Brydsn, n. wscd-
ward, &. NJ Marley, II @ Davis, Eugene MsIioss.
y. Bradion, y NJ suiL The company at the
Varieties q a. foows:-Mrs " r. Chanfran, Mrs. w. T.
Floyd, Mis- Lena Prentice, Mira I. Seymour. MISC.
Annis Vaughn, Miss Marie Western. Miss Marion Hsi-
comb. Mrs W, n leighton, Mn Ncs Taylor. Mts
RoAa Wood Miss Angela SETON Miss Dora shelIoy. Mo
saIiie swsatuam. Miss HAITI. Elliot He~srs Jamss
Garden. n W. flsks, Harry Pearson, Thomas n RAA.
ellie, chas warwick Charles Hilyard. T. blooming dale.
A. ID. bradley, A. II. Davenport, O. r Parso. D.. Lews
Morrison, u. Radcliffe Jr, Charles s.'eny, hisi"@.
willie seymour and " II Floyd