The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-23
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rHE METROPOLITAN ENTERTAINMENTS

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The crowds who frequent the theatres and music
halls In this city and Brooklyn continue enjoy the
entertainments provided for them with zest although
they are hourly wooed TO the green fields very win
ming manner The following resumS, taken from the
advertising columns OF the HERALD forth the
points Of the programmes issued for the present
BROADWAY rHEArRB.
Mr.. John +. Owens closes his engagement at tho
Broadway next Saturday. Mr. Owens will give I've
moro performances and ono matinee In New York. He
appears zach occasion his spscialties OF Scion
Shingle and the Live Indian. Tho Scion Single ma.
nee next Saturday afternoon will mark his last appear
ancs here for the The numerous company en-.
gagged at the Broadway supports him. The house will
DO closed on Saturday night to permit rehearsal Of Ma
zeppa The box sheet Of this theatre for the Menckon
engagement, commencing Monday evening, April 90
will be laid open TO the public Wednesday the 25th
inst, and continued from eight TO six O'Clock daily
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
Tony Pastor announces tho engagement and first ap-
pearance his Opera House, in the Bowory OF the Span
ish gymnasts, the Mariana Brothers. the young Amer
lean actor, Mr. G. = Mcdonald, and the Coincidence
Miss Frank Mcdonald, who Will appear In a local
drama founded upon events Of recent occurrence,
titled the Bond Robbery Tony Pastor sings a song
called "Ireland My Ireland" and the dances and in
strumental music are of very varied character
wooD's THEATRE.
Mr. Charles Barras enters the last week OF his engage
mont at Woods theatre broadway. He will persona,e
each occasion his two special characters, Aminadab
sleek and Mr. Vertigo Morbid. supported by Mr.. NJ W
Leiingwell Miss Josephine Tyson, Mrs Edward Wright
and tho remaindos OF Manager Woods strong company
GEORGE cnRisrY's MISsrRELs.
At the new Fifth Avenue Opera House George Chris
TVS Minstrel Company give very good songs after
Instrumental overture which introduces good many
novelties. Among them Is mentioned n Burlesquo Mon
ster Concert, Ia julien; tho Mockng Bird Song, by
T. Groen and Handy Andy Many other performances
follow.
BRYASrs' hINsrRELs.
The Dryants are st at Mechanics Hall, Broadway, In
song dance and burlesque. The programme includes
the Tyrol Gaoos. Lucinda tho soIree, and the bur
Iesque trial scene Of sbyock.
SAN FRANCISCO MiSsrRELs.
The patrons OF the Francisco Mnsrols will dnd at
the hall, No. 5s5 Broadway, every evening; Messrs
Birch wamboId Bernard and Backus In Novelties OF
very amusing After tho songs dances and clog
crciscs they will give the Board OF Health the -Four
Guardsmen.
Mr.. wgHLIs MATINEE.
Mr. James NJ wehlI will give grand farewell matinee,
previous his departure for Europe, next Wednesday
afternoon, nj two o'clock.
BLIND TON.
Blind Tom. tho wonderful negro boy musician. con
tinues his entertainments at Irving Hall zach evening.
and al his grand Tom maineos arranged Tor the after
OF Wednesday and Saturday
ALBERT RUssELL At HOPE CHAPEL.
Mr. Alder, RUSSELL aprestdigtAlsur and ventriloauis
makes his FIRST appearance before tho New York public
at Hope Chapel, Broadway this evening aud will con
exhibit hls fesis Of necromAncy and vocal mfa
lions and Illusions for q
HooLEY's orkRA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
Hooisy has added Mr. 4. H. bradshaw, the Irish come
dian To tho company performing at his opera house,
Brooklyn. Mr.. bradshaw appears Handy Andy.