The New York herald., 1866-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
BreCghnu, Ia BrookIyn.


IL Is not always that fell house groets the actor or
actress who may upon the boards OF the Brook
lyn Academy of Music, but the house which met Mr.
Brougham last evening was in the entire meaning OF
the term, full one. Il also . fashionable one
The.bll produced consisted Of DAVID Ccpperheld and
Pocahontas Mr.. Brougham putting in appearance as
wilkins Mcawber in one play and as powhatan IN the
other His acting as the immortal wilkins ever wait
lng ior something 70 turn up, and as the ouriesque
savage good usual and brought ont tho usual
work by W. Day,dgs as Urah Heep Dun as avid
Copperield and Miss Johnson Mary Carr Miss Andrews
an Mrs Maeder s In The concluding piece he was sec
Mr. Charles Hale, as John Smith, and Messrs Andrews
and Higgins In appropriate r6ies The acting throughout
was quite spirited, II not always good, and the many
local hits Introduced by Mr. Broughain not tho
least interesting features OF the performance Mr. Fay
eure has thus far produced brilliant OF starr
ard has been woli appreciated by the Brooklyn public
ON tomorrow evening and Friday evening no brings out
Mr.. j. II. Hackett aud on Saturday evening again Mr.
Brourham. who had postponed his commencement at
philadelphia for the purpose OF satisfying generally
expressed desire to see him once more in one or his
fav0rite characterl2aton2
Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
This popular and permanent place OF amusement, IL in
full tide Of success. Tie uuring manageress and the
public terms OF reciprocity and they get along
dnely result OF which pleased and the
ohor rcmunented. Novelty succeeds novelty with
continued promises and performances to como. Tho
latest successful production, which put upon the
stage last Monday for the first time in this country, and
which was repeated last night, was "a very
sprlghtiy drame in two acts, entitled His Last
Victory Lion the Tolls The piece nrst played
on the London boards. and II s reported met with sue
cessul rua The i laid in France and usual is
a love ecape In which General Baron. Connces aud
poor Young man are the parties In which tho latter
comes ont tho victor the piece closing by e poor young
succeeding IN catching the countess and all
ced excepting the baron who killed In duel be.
hind the The plot Of the peca as some ncoher
ences but the defect In II made up by tho spe
in I'm yyni :
scenic oect for which this Theatre proyeba and last
but not least, the excellent acting Mrs Conway as the
Countess de Bseuregard was charming; Mr Conway as
General Hercules facrox made decided hit; lis natural
avordupos weight and excellent get up exactly suits this
Inc OF Character Mr. Saville as Felcan Doncet hr.
Lamb n Mons Mollasse, and Mrs. Henri as Madame
Mollassc unexceptonable. The riay 70 he fully
appreciated nust be aud as will be continued for
few nights longer the old hobIaf Of tho Park must not
fall q put in their appearance The audience last evening
large and during the play gave frequent pauds OF
their approval OF the piece
The san Framcisco Min-trci-.
Tho theatre OF tho above named mnstrels was crowd
ed last evening with fashionable audience many per
bein compelled TO stand mp for Of seats The
programme varied and interesting and was excel
lentiy performed csrica,ure o. Norma. between
Messrs Rice and Bernard excellent, and occasoned
oi laughter A nbreakneck act between Birch
and Wanbod was nlso very comcal The evenings en-
tertainmen closed with tho brriasquc Of the Hilton
Head Institute. which received with much laughter
and hearty applause.
Charley Whites Combination Troupe.
The excellent company al this place OF amusement
performed last evening before a large and delighted
audience. The Big Brother in Trouble by Mcssrs, Soy
mour Bob Hart and Kerns very leughabe,
alsc burlesquc entitled Laughing Ga, les vllagcols,
q ballet received with great applause all of The
young ladies' dancing exceieny The entie programme
wa performed to t6c satisfaction OF the audience From
the crowd that at this theatre lat night there was
doubt that the troupe "a ono of the most popular In
the city.
Tony Pastor'- Opera House.
large audience tgcalcd at this place OF amufe
meni with Of the usual varied carac
tor Including dancing singing. comicaes and theatfi
cal representations Mr. Denny Gallagher, an Ethiopian
comedian Of prctensions, who made his debut
on Monday evening, greeted with enthusiastic sp-
piause, b's "Doleiui Dittyn gaining him rarturous
encore The ballet rantomime "intngues Of spain IN
which Mos Szollysy plays four chsrar,cfs received
with marked approval, were also Tony Pssorg new
songs aud the original Irshisrns Of nr. Carsicn Tho
performances concluded with new hngic Laniicn
drana entitled ,he Yankee Sailor In which the leading
characters were sustained b. Mr. and Miss Mcdonald
Fifth Avenue Opera House.
A small but highly respectable audience attended ~
this deservedly popular place Of last s-6nng
and apparently well satisfied giih tie mrth.pro.
voking performances OF the evening. What with songs
chorusea and ballads interpreted with harmless
Irresistible wittlcisnnp every Is put In complete
good humor with himself and all the world around him;
aud the propret0rs sy congratulate themselves upon
having succeeded in furnishing plea place OF
sort who're the overworked citizen cf this Hsiropolls
may laugh and grow fat
Hooiey's Operm House -Brookivn.
Manager Hooley s stu ~ indsfstgabie in the
production Of novelties o. hs neat little Opera
House. and sms 10 have successful rival on either
eide Of the dividing river ON Monday rony Denisr, the
"sen Of Moinus." commenced his second week,
and furnished ths pantominie Of Jack and
tho Reans,ak with all hs mssic tricks The
transformation Is mechanical ehgct
OF considerable merlt Tho burieslue 0the'lo and
Professor Wlismson's Gallery very funny, and
brought down the house IN Of laughter Persons
troubled With tho ''buos low spirits or hypochoadns
should visit Hoolsys He improves on the homeopathic
s,stem of the art OF curing, aud. while admitting tho
truth ~ the motto ia corpyr saso, thinks
IL produced By the practice Of bic motto. aggh