The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19
AN sRMENTS.

Opera COmiaue Theatre Fruncnis
lie Aoifre De ChapeNe, for the second time and IL
foTeado' comic opera In two acts by Adolphe Adam.
FOR the nrs Time were given at the French theatre lass
evening There is one gratifying feature about the audi
ence at the Opera Comsquef large az il shousa
be- considering the number OF subscribers Il is in ever
sense OF the word critical and fashionable; conss-
quently the applause which gree.s some OF the
principal artists every night, for their excellent act
ing and singing, Is OF more real value than tho
b0isterous upr0ar or of cy1guenrx VIZ
know not any little operate tic that fairly bubbles
with mirth, humor and hight enjoyable music
than lie Maj re de Chdpeue It's second representatives
last evening entire success Nile Ianrentis hae
established herself favoIie with The public arch.
mischievous coquettish and winning Gertrude. and NJ
Wilhelm successful before the role Of the
old koppemeistr. After this Operetta followed Adams
which the French school il celebrated The subject
OF lie Toreod0r is an ugly old husband and young,
pretty wife, with, Of course good looking lover and
Spanish intrigue. There some novel ana
amusing effects in t. Tho Carnival Of Venice with
the young lover IN Anhemol expresses his love for the
roreadors wiioby playing the flute while she answers
MIN Dy singing and the guitar and Don Belfo her bus
baud gives aughablc imitation Of the "
the same time novelties seldom tc be with
the fair Caroline did moi dsappoint the expeotation me-
formed OF her from the preceding nights Her
ton in even the most difficult passages not only
rect and natural, but finished in the exquisite
ner The upper register Of her voice is trained with
care and every note In the most rapid fortnri in
rpehi and other embellishments in vocal music drops
from her lips like coin from the mint The lower
notes Of her voice require considerable seadaess and
development still in order 10 render the entire compass
uniform. N. vort the Treador, sang much better
than he did in Les Mosqnefoyes He ought pay
attention the higher OF his voice for they can
not at all compare their brethren below The 0rchesa
was admirable and gave point to oil tho ancfu ana
Of orn "oep Tse "c so,os WV usra yss
well played On saturday evening L Gondcte comedy
in four acts, will be given.
Mr.. md Mrs. Howard Paul.
Irving hall was last evening well filed by fashioua-
bic audience to witness Mr. and Mrs. raul's and
popular entertainment Standing first tho programme
was "Rippes on the Lake." piece OF considerable
merit, may be known from the fact that il kept =
large house in good humor and frequent applause foe
nearly hour. The second part Of tho entertainment
consisting of songs and pcrsonaons Of very ps-
character, and has established for It's supporters
position of considerable emnence IN the musical w0n1
pses d DE- rssaes ~ Lass '' evening s wss Mrs. psais
rendition Of Theresas French "sneexing Song"
thus composition requires voice OF compass and ro-er
when % this added her exceeding good fssts ana
moduatvs power is NOT 10 be- wondered NJ that shs
gAye this peculiar song with such accuracy recevO
an enthusiAsttc sscor< Mrs. Paul last night susr
ing from vsry severe cough This indispo.ltion tn
thla she scared recall NJ Psuls Napoleon III q
wonderful npsyonasion, and hs buriesque rsmasks o.
wity. considerable Improvement might b made II
this entertainment by reducing the time which eapsHo
betWeeR the appearance OF the ar5ee The public Re
70 MA and Mrs. Paul. and not seu the muaIcal
Efforts Of their pianist.
Thalia Theatre.
Throe small pieces formed last evenings saiestsin-
mont a. this theatre aud Mr. Haerting BY max
ing such selections frequently than formerly that
he beginning thoroughly appreciate the sore
Of amusement which the public require that they occs-
aionay call for something light ~ which they CA
laugh, without tho trouble Of wadins through ths pisa
Of four ave act comedy play. wenn FraneA
Wefnen, act comedy was the hrst piece Owen, u
which Mr. Haerting, Won Stein, gentleman farmer.
played exceedingly we'll. Bel der GGt6ferws followed.
what ID called In German Geigybif MT CesanS for
which there is no English translation. this srt ~
thing Ia essentially (;ermsi institution. Mr. Ascher
and Miss Dx!uba usual ese burettas or tAae s1-
ceiyed continual applause fT their comic songA Tue
Performance closed with Die HsryeN der Livrae,
which was 6 iven one day hst weck
Mlsce1IaneOss Themtricals.
Mtss Hosmer closed . two weeks successful engage
1t Nashville NE 18th inst Charles Dloa Sas-
cesds her a. the relgTing star In that city.
Mr.. Dulaney, actor connected with the Open Ana
Museum OF MADAME English and b. 8 Heath at Bunalo.
recently sued 10 proprisors for wages amounting "
sl62, and judgment was rendered in his favor
Ashrewd trek Is related Of the management OF NASH
willie theatre Two important characters having b~~a
taken sick. the play started usual but soon .
fslua Of6 tfs