The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02
A M U s E M G N T 5.
Bron a way Theatre.

A"-! "es'rs "So All hied last evening, showing
conc'uey that ths taste for the standard drama
not entirely degenersted into mawksh desire for spec.
tac'es mmodesty exposed femals ex,reitics and tue
highly wrought bghycooscd pieces Of The lack sbeo
pard order Mr. Hscksit presented hls aneiv 1n.shed
sr John falsan . King Henry Fourth, 10 one Of
Tue most fashionable houses Of the season. He was
supported by Mr Maggie a. Hospur aud w stoddart A.
the Prince Of Wales The Fa'stan OF Mr. HasLr,t was
living Falslan. When Mr. Hsckei, auslly I.s. aide
70, y! oiskn. the portly and humorous So John, 10
% % feared VIII disappear pas, resurrection May that
DC many yoafs hence. M. Nagle aside from certain
indsinctness OF utterancs IN some lmportan, pas.a
ges, made An excellent Percy Mr. sloddsr unlike ,hs
gentlemaa from broadway establishment who essayes
the rite OF the Prince IN Brooklyn short tim. nlnce
dld o have 10 read his lines from the printed page Oh
the con.rry, he was well up IN bis study and gave
bes, = NJ, lighter SCENES. however the tragic seeming
70 s., ane.s!y upon finn Mr. Jack looked King Henry
and rcd bin vefy we'll indeed. Miss Alice Gray,
small Mr, OF Lady Percy, was fair white MIRA Gilbert
Hostes could hardly be sdf1ased The remainder Of
the csa II Bardoph and Worcester be excepted. nigh,
pc improved. But, taken whole, the comedy has
mol ben bctior put upon the stage ia New York In some
years ind II certainly brought out or sent home
better eased collection OF theatre In thus pre-
scntne only class stars Mr. Wood shows that he APP
preciat the temper OF the people, and the people repay
him viii success.
Thaiin Theatre.
Rubels In Madrid, piece which has long been ia pre-.
psratiol at this theatre given last night Tho play
has grea literary mort and the language refined and
works Mrs scheller's rendering OF Donna ELENA
success such this theife has seldom Wit
messed In the third act, where she rccog-
n1es ,ubens ia spite OF his disguise, sue
osInced a command Of her AMI 4 perfection Of
slocuiioi which entirely oyerame the eiocts of the
hoarsenos nnder which she laboring, and which
caused hr great e,crtion. Mr.. Hacrng, Rabcns
played VIII up 10 this point, bat whefe he Mnda that
ELENA recognizes him ho oyerdd tho part and his rant
ing was TIE evident through IL contrast with the
quiet sell possession Of Elena. The psrsoaa,! Of the
.ears hardly sufficiently strong for the piece. lor
MI iictk ad Mrs. Leierer, vino imp.rsouacd promi-
nsnt charters, very deficient The latter indeed
seemed u ~ 10 nervous state, for al the rommcnre
inent his v,lce wss scarcely audible Nj Riedel made
ms debut King Philip w. but the part insignia
cant thai Would bs hardly fair To express opinion
concerning Inn Although III. ascher played part
tireiy ont OF Ms lneyiz, one OF RubeDs pupshe APP
p"afed 10 moe advantage thrn any Of bis
Irving HuI-Mr. and Nr.. Howard PanI.
Mr.. and Mfs Howard Paul who have long becD lead.
ing fsvontes q England, made their dJGt before
Americau sudeice at Irving Hall las sh IN "piusl
cal, come and Characteristic entertainment Mr. aud
Mrs Paul beongo the ,chool OF free aud easy iheair-
calls which was nauguraIed In England bs the elder
chsa Matthews, was followed up by his son, tho
present Matthews by German Reed John Parry and
woodin and Of Which, 10 this county, hr Alfred Bur
nett y smos ihs sole representatives, api tina,
perfect They sspcnse With scenery shifier.
and snpernnmsrsrie relying entirely upon their own
dramatic abilities aud heir admirable changes of dress o
produce the effects ihsy desire. drspcd platform and
. psnoforie aud pioa1s tn. only sdlinets
With which they trouble thcms.lyes Vet from these
slender materials they Ifoduce IN admirable Md anq
entertainment
la moe, dramatic reprseplsons tho farce CONES ss,
except those not unfelnent wber. The tragedy
forestails IL The Howard Pauls reyerse the orthodox
arrangement and bring their iarre nrst Mr. George
Augustus and Mr. Pauline Clemen,ina Dove have been
married sx months, and Mrs Dove l. already tired of
the monotony 81 married lie shs h- Tor .rntimsoi
private thsstrcals daDcDs. or husband isioasy
enllven her existence and she says much o max
Ing up her mAiunsi day shr then rstres ,hs gar
den, and her husband Who with baTg srious ores ght,
has provided hmsef VITO dnfi'cate key - BIZ ~iies
writing desk, Possesses himself one aud the
time Of bis sife diary and BE-, private sediments lie
there and ihsr regtstss mn audible vow % euro his
spouse Of her morbid 's1tes over the BREAKFAST table
b" falls INTO sentimental rhapsodss over hnrnt mutton
chop fmpfovsiDg talcony OUT - tall clothes horse
and tsb-clob, te yiays most impass.oned Romeo
10 his wife, asou shot Juliet then daucss groiesggs
French Juba site si,le n u. csfe lic.zaf aud
finally srousss bs Sfes Jealousy by r"plcss.ng pre-
sloos passion for "Jmima Jane ~ beauifa daughter
81 bis lsie sapsr-ss Mrs.. Dove ~ this time has had
enough of fentln.sn. private theagcals, Gaming and
jealousy and cries truce The iarY y produced, aud
she promlses 20 bura and 20 keep another her
husband, on BIS Ifr engages 70 'ase nor mors MO
socisty, aud the "kippies on ID. Like amo0tbed
down very n isfsrifriv ~ al concerned.
the piece - iniensy Enzsh and, u ~ must say -,
inst . trhs srobhs1 10 biz partial ehoris 70 Am"ri.
csnhe 4 NJ Hcvar 'ss mixes 70 dollars asi 'thnp.
perec~ reriwinss sud peanuts, k,sssnEan and ,oaey
Island, IN tho psrpIeSlDs u NAV ~
Characteristic % high scety 10 Fngisnd 10 sny Io.~
gsoc' every when simyle Anglo -sron why
could 10 - wei, aae 70 csiI ,osr wdo sssra No
instead ~ my desr bot az American audience ~ MT
ancs 70 appreciate thse Gniesl Toir.msnv rhsy Eng
gess The young gentleman With The hulapy for~hsaf a
M Neneerpg dime party, sho continually slrpFised
ths French gestismsi - eja.g'aiing ,ssr and then
tending further Ms ragis .0naerfu .filng h0vsss ~
ens thu snslre attention - the sudeDce and 60
% pure ..assa d,.Ts' r. lsr .Ie, sai's ?. VI
very rlevct-ost Il fsiay oycrsbsio~sa ~ ~ ~as
Tbs even more aplarsai q The sspsssts impsrasns.
W which kra Howard mel Sans Henry Rss.si'n Dream
~ No h<sslisf, shlci ~rtsu es.fssxiy Tor her
va amosi i.rrloln % y lrase sfassssI - IKE l,n
entire aad snee, and ieited moat enihnaasi,c re-
cali ~, We .,sa isatnro q ihs s,sn,ns
!, % much 70 ~ Tia, ihis = oDs % Tho Hoss
psrf~ct Isish chaarie0 ever PIT gfoD The s.re srs
future snsrsinmsns ,rasas ~ her lns'4,lsn 4 SINS
Reeves. the Engfsh vssr 90 i1o oiber fks ~ ,hs
AuAnuc tbs sisr fsJss.n1u.e Va 81 ,nm ' &c
s,Ssrng from bis cnroslc 'nGsIDssuon, Ars Howard
fsci appeared 10 H. trad sr1 nons bat isoss IN ne
secres discovered no JSr-nsiinn he mn - sine
Reeves fopp.sh way " rltnifg he eassrs nfoash b
hair, he shtctee oippns o. os ~osi~ ard sbss 30
Be, 70 On sss.snss sissy.nlss bssis..bs q ~loss
have never seen ne sslfinA, - imssiha, IL.
ever .ra.t loo. ns,s % 80 po'at ;, go q "a
unApgruschan~ a ~ notes, sna sts oantrols
with telling sssct NJ ps~ssd psai. ne ssphs.
sts q cs..r ~. som.a EJECT. eos IpsT' wsis.
Iocs gentlemen ~ the ed wbspo sbo rsrf~tsei u.s
TINES sssfsn george the Third Kins - mad
decided ht Thssf ssy~ ard sprrsesasivs sudsfes
prs-rnt Mr. Faui vn recalled sftsf esery pl-s shs
s2ns ard loaded down 9TH hscgns~ A. ~hois,
M and Mr. Psals brss sTr~usnts ~ iDef4cs ray
- at dow "a very n.sse4 ~ ao~ss ssa ,hsy -
only sdstt Their representations little ny,s " An~sirs1
Assn~ tbsy have gsnigs erossh 70 sefsr. o. VS. All
a ww~r~nrf4l q ssH f1fA fIgg lave GM3 q
Ion6on
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lss m6lAss met a. this fsvovis ascs III
nsnl last eseains v witness ne rssr~iscsos q rosa
Tsylors sfams, The r<sss Leave Nsa rhs pios Ast
lnesssrts ~ the plss ss spgsa " Ls rss1sFs
of the HEssfp 10 ned any Comment ns ef&rs1s a
ob Br@riy TIE hero ~ plsy any ssnssssf -
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