The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
iass satisfactorily The airport generally good ana
the reproduction OF tho piece DO consdercA
Park Theatre, BrookIyn.

\ MIS- Conways theatre, tho occasion bringing out an
audience which left little available standing in the
auditorium Tho entertainment opened with the sier
ling comedy Of "spcsa the Plough" given evening
for tlse 1rst time this Mr. Conway appeared rs
Farmer Ash6ed, In which he portrayed tho rough
hearty ars honest English farmer to the life. Bob
Harry was rendered with spirit by Mr. Messenger,
appIanded The geste aristocratic Lady Handy
was represented by AIRS Davis Miss Baxter WAS
manning parts were even less deserving. The Goa.
Guiding piece, Ireland and America IL rocking play
ID which the naitonsi characteristics Of the natives q
both countries happily brought ont. Tho loading
character taken by Mr.. Il. Lamb a comedian OF
considerable ability who was ssccess in attaining tho
object OF tho pGrt--the e,cpg Of continual laughter
Miss Mseker, Mrs. Henri aud Mr.. Davis were rewarded
In their efforts 70 please
tsis week
SteinwRy fIalI--Philha harmonic Concert.
Tho Philharmonic Society did nos turn on, ast night
strong In the instrumental line havs heard them
. previous concerts. su their admirable ensemble,
thoroughly artistic rendering and appreciation OF every
hight and shade OF orchestral oooring, under tho o.
psrienced baton OF Mr. BergnAnn, always mako their
concerts enjoyable TO those who appreciate tho highest
form Of music Tho programme OF the first concert
comprised the following works: --Schumann's symphony
In No . LISTS Faust vsgary," Bristow's Columbus
overture. Bsehoven's plano concerto, No In fiat;
hendelssohns soprano cir Iaishce and aI from La
Cles~sa di zao We heartily congratulate Mr. Bristow
on giving sush : neritorious, broad, Intelligent
and well scored work Columbus, and We
must censure the directors OF the society for placing
II last on the programme Why tho eoDseess. whrnsi
cal piece OF nonsense Wy szt should take precedence OF
such work s more than we account for. fndc
pendent OF tho descriptive character OF the music which
programme, ia intrinsic merits work OF art are
sufficient 10 onrte to prominent position
among the very best works Of tho mod I'm schools.
The opening dndditino is beautiful undulstng move
meni and Mr Bristow n shows himself 70 be an adept
allegro ao.tao follows intssporsed with charming rv1.
ceag1 OF too principal solo nstrumentshitle themes,
fugte Ia largely treated and the In which the
march OF triumph Ia brought in, increasing In oudness
until peals forth with the fun power OF the orchestra is
excellent Unfortunately came after Liszt and large
proportion OF the audiences disgused probably with the
Iafrum7'tolische ZnS left before they coud discover
what Columbus was Msss Natalie seclg, tho soprano
on tho OCCASION has good voice naturally but Is sad
iy in need Of training The style IN VII Gu Mendeissohn
treated by her apaasurish IN tho Mr.
Carl Wcifsohn displayed considerable taste and delicscy
in The concerto, but, generally speaking, very hne
power clear ess In tho second movement,
dndagio an poo motD tho eoftest passages dropped
from his fingers. delicate h!my webs OF harmony,
wrcathed In delicious Whispering OF tho orchestra ds
tinct and sharp diamond points In tho nrst move
mont and tue fnae his rendsrng was entirely too tame
and indisinct the concero is not one, however.
calculated give much prominence 10 tho plano,
for treats It ike adjunct 70
too orchestra than solo instrument We know
Of brilliant effective piano solo
with orchestral accompaniment, than tho celebrated
Hcnselt concerts The wonderful chordod passages and
philharmonic concert Added 70 Mlo. Cannlie Ursos
violin CONCERTS at thu second concert In Dacomber 1t
hail pretty we'll nlled last evening although large
proportion VI the h1tds Of The Sunday concerts .ers
absent The entire Batemnn troGps wii tako part IA
tho twelfth Sunday concert At the same ball this cyenns
irving Hau-Dfusoaic Concert.
concert given al Irving Hall last evesang FOR
tbs bonent Of the Masonic Hall and Asylum fund aiss
Nina Geary. Mile. Eriuus Peris. sessrs J.
~tla.
two sopranos sang some ballads In very pleasing
manner Mr. Thomas Of his characteristic pieces 10
his artistic style. Mr. Geary brought out Tucker
aud moore 10 his selecons There were In ALL agrand
piano overture, wood straw piano ieBaals curl
GETTY at any rate but, IN point OF music not worth a
straw and programme Of sixteen pieces each OF which
yociferoaaiy ebcoret Ballad concerts or this KIND
very enjoyable and pleasant whom tEoy
trscted beyond q reasoosbls LENGTH
The German SINCERE.
The Delegates composing the New York Central
Committee OF the Getnaan Musical Societies Tor tho
tenth general ssengerf,st. shich Ia 20 take place
in Philadelphia nsa year, held meeting ~ the
Germania Assembly Rooms last eight for The
purpose Of making further arrangements for their
rehsarsais Thrty.tws musical sssocai.cns, IL has
boen estimated Will be represented at tho Pbadelph!a
ssengerfrst BY not less than one thousand singers
hold st the Germsnis Assembly Rooms Saturday
next concert will 10 arranged BY The united singers
dsrrayng the expenses o. the preparations rohesrs
Ac., for the next saen Esrtsst large amount OF
routine businssS WAS transacted and several societies
added tho list and their delegates sdrnit,ed ~
members, vhereupon the delegates present unLed
In . glorious johhcatioD. In conclusion tho famous
latin song Of fraternity toce qu0w boscss, &c, and
several corusss ~sre sunS vhsreapon tbs delegates
adjourned
Mise IIWuesss. Theatrical and Mu.ir-f.
Miss Msdesins Hearques the actress, u stated, IL
about he united msriraouisl bonds 70 T. S,.Jsn-
nings. OF the London t'm>s, nov soioarning u this
country.
Al tho Boston Music Hall. the 3sd inst, will IL
performed TOR the second time the Bride ot Lsu.mss-
moor, BY psrIor opera company The cast "a a. fol.
om-Lpcis Miss Hldd.iI. Edgsrdo tfrs, sppearanosA
NJ John Farley; Colonel Ashton, DR.. GnlIusstts The
Prie-t tnss sppeasasce) Mr. ". NJ whitney Alice arst
appearance hrs Hsnry Arturo tfrsi sppesrsDce. Mr.
Allen A. Brown.
Buckisy's sersaaders OF sos,os, give . soueet ~
Worcester, Ass4. On tho 10Th ina.
Miss Jean Hosfnsr cosoi1ded on tho nth sssgo
ment the Metropolitan theatre, indianapolis On the
I5 shs appeared as the Countess In tho drains Rove.
10 Philadelphia siusrt Robson playing At tho ui,y
Museum theatre ist week. concluding biz engagement
on the lIth. Edwin Booth - at ,he Walnut Street
theatre Joe Jefferson nj tho Chestnut street ,hesrs and
Dan Bryant the Arch street theatre.
A. the sss Metropolitan theatre. Evsrfviis, Ind
Miss Ksts FLETCHER played tho PAN o. PsslHe In tho
Lady OF Lyoas. oa the 18th Inst
NcKean Buchanan and Niss virginia Rutbsssn xSe Il
aiayotte IND. On .ho Islh otheio vas proeueed.
Al chspn open House, tesvou~orb, ksnsls, Erz j.
Allen snd ID, IL Harsles have just conciufed lssg
ensasepent IN tLs lah they appeared 10 oshoilo.
Miss cecils Bsss bss just concluded engagement at
ths Olympic ttcs'r, st. foars
Al toe Academy Of hnsc Nlrsuice. Bsnd
man appeared - ANTOINE, IN The drams u Desiiny,
The is,h
A. ,ns Bosion harsn on tho i-ib instant, ". q
psrDobes nsds hs second APPEARANCE On ihssgpiar
stage play ing Ls pert AmD.sss sccs Ia the Serious
family.
ionp Brouslsu supported by sss Boston Theatre
Company, viii appear Or Savage IN bis csn ooraesg
Paying With lrs al ne Acadsmy of Music Frovidcncs