The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21
AnusEmSIs.
Broadway Theuire,

| broadway The.ire.
Tho new Broadway opened last lisSt with 0chelfsss
mr. James Stark appearing In the leading character Al"
company well supported the new tar. and large VI
dcnca yas highly delighted with tho rendering OF this
favorite piay, Mr. J. T. Maybe de an Undivided hit
In she character Of Do Msuprat and Mr. Lefhngweiis
Baradss was thorough piece OF acting. Ar ssarKS
rendering OF the Cardinal satisfactory 10 th, ~
dience bus We must judgment Of his quaos
% an actor for another occasion.
The HanIos Brothers at Woods Theatre.
The Hsnlon Brothers in the food tide Of prosperity
At Woods and deserve 10 be so. Some OF the most
wonderful feats OF strength and agility Of which man
Is capable are exhibited BY Thorn nightly. There
Is one part Of the performance, however TO which
little fellow Of about five years II age into the bone
twisting c0nortons OF the Sogrst fHny II the fragile
mao al he 1n rs vaaa tainted and
the men cried 'shame." II heads arc % DO placed N
jeopardy therefore in goodness name let th be some
of children At the mature age OF 1--WE.
Tony PASTORS Opera House..
new play, In oct and six scenes entitled Tho Irish
Cheftain; or the Days Of Cromwell, produced at
this theatre last evening" and only prevented from
proving most miserable failure through the superior
acting OF Mr. Armstrong Padrg UFogarty patriotic
peasant Tho least said about the play the better, and
the sooner Is withdrawn from the boards the more
profitable will IL provo to the manager. IL lacks plot,
abounds In hackneycd phraseoogy and stale jokes with
abominable attempts at wit interpreted throughout tho
dialogue, which Ia both commonplace and insipd from
upon historical facts which probably accounts for is
dryness, and was written expressly for this establish
ment by =. Poole. With the exception OF few hor-
ribe gags the play went on very smoothly aud appar
emily gave much satisfaction to tho audience.
Charley xhite'e Combination Troupe.
The interv IF genuine mrth afforded by visit to
Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway, where this celebrated
company is making good hit must DO enjoyed TO be
fully appreciated Good humored old gentlemen who love
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ladies whose bewichns smiles indicate profound appre
citation OF the charms OF classic harmony nightly keep up
attending Mr. Whites great combination troupe may
be mainly traced to the attention bestowed by the propre
tor himself the selection OF such talent and humorous
variability in the acts a. render each succeeding piece,
II possible, more irresistible.
California 1Tinstrcis.
The lovers OF minstrelsy who visited 40 Broadway
last evening were amply repaid in their enjoyment Of
the opening performances of the "orgnal California
Mnstrelsn II repeated vivas and b. indicative
OF crcditabIo performance 1t will for the present be
ample to state that the company has produced on
its debut the most favorable impression, and secured
foS Itself q considerable success.
The Tcutonia Manncrrhor Festival.
The "Summer Nights Feast" given yearly by the
Teuonla Manucrchor Association camo OF last night at
Faik's Bcvcdere Lion Park and decided
About twenty-five hundred persons present and the
evening passed of with considerable ccla Song to
the Wine by ladies and gentlemen we'll rendered
also the song "upon the Mountains by the
Teutonia Mannerchor. Several balloons sent of,
each representing some particular German spectacle.
Tho tabeaux also excellent. One OF them was de-
vided into four scenes the FIRST Louis Napo
Icon melting Prussia and Italy to make war against
Austria. The second, which very lud!crous repre-
sented tho minor States OF Germany coaescng
against Prussia The third represented the battle Of
Sadowa aud tho downfall OF Austria; and the
fourth and last depicted united Germany
with Italy making grmaces u. Napoleon who stand
ing In the back ground looking rather cresalcn. Tho
music by the band was very nne and was principally
confined 10 dances Tho large audience appeared 70
enjoy themselves with much zcyi and In the delights Of
their ferpsch0rean rocreaou tho hours passed away
until tho hours OF morning appeared. The commit
tee OF tho association acted very credby and their
courtesy, enabled the TO enjoy the evening Tho
sPark'' WAS as always IL, In splendid condition. and
well fitted up for the OCCASION
The Toutona Nsennerchor 10 German association OF
sixteen years standing Every year II gives 'Snm.
mer Nights Feast" and 'Annversary Feast every
January The principal officers Mr.. Stolsn, Presi
dent Mr. Dietz Secretary and Mr. Eldrich, Treasurer