The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-26
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the APPRECIATION of tho public that the snerprs ng pro-
pretors and conductors Of these establishments do
find any great changes OF programme necessary the
present Their exertions have rewarded In very
pleasing manner and the advertising columns Of the
HERALD show that thoy determined their
efforts to please in return General Grant visited the
Broadway theatre last Friday evening" and being most
accomplished artist himself and on" his own cline
was, we are assured, greatly delighted with Mr. Owens
performances.
TIE BROADWAY THEATRE.
or the broadway we may say that tho announcement
OF the last nights of Scion Shngle and tho Indian
has only Intensified the public curiosity witness those
remarkable tnumphs of Mr. John E Owens' genius
The house IL crowded every night top 10 bottom
These two famous comedies which contrast with most
amusing effect the humor and the versatility OF Mr.
Owens will be Withdrawn next Saturday evening to be
succeeded by the excellent comedy OF Victims play
by Mr. Owens for thirteen consecutive weeks this
tro last year, and the farce OF Forty winks Both
pieces will be finely gwen with scenery, &C. and
which will be rendered really powerful by the ad
dtion the company of several artists of recognized
! ability, among them Mr. John H. Mortimer. Mean
time capable Of enjoying bit Of per
| feet character acting should miss seeing Owens
| Scion Single before its retirement
LUCY RUsHToN's THEATRE
theatre in Broadway. This evening the performance
viii commence with the musical farce OF The Kings
Gardener which will be given with strong cast intro
ducng some excellent songs The comedy OF The Black
Domino, which has been great success the house.
will follow, Miss Rushton playing the Black Domino
In conclusion tho amusing farce entitled The Phenome.
non In smock frock will bo given in nne styl'. Next
Thursday evening Miss Rushton will place comedy
the boards she herself appearing in character
The orchestra Of the house very fine.
WOODS THEATRE.
The powerful 1--WE act inelodrama Atonemcnt or The
Child sescr, has taken such hold in the estimation OF
the people at Woods theatre Broadway that they will
be del GIFTED TO know Is continued The gifted actress
Miss Lucille Western sustns her ORIGINAL impcrsona-
ton OF Madgs the Cadger No. London Bridge, and
Margaret Rookey Miss Western will be supported by
the talented and fsyorite Mr. Barton Hill and the
numerous and efficient company engaged by Manager
Wood.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
Tony Pastor has issued q splendid programme for his
Opera House in the Bowery He will Introduce 10
crowded audience this evening, for tho first time, Mr..
WIN Carleton the well known Irish comedian, from the
Theatre Royal Dublin, Miss Ada ST. Clair, an accom-
pshed vocalist, and Miss Bertha Lorraine, fascinating
danscuse The local drama The New York Detective Is
very popular will be continued Tony Pastor playing
Happy Billy the Bootblack. Corkographcai,ies brng
out Johnny Wild and Lew Drimmer II 10 a long name
but delightful In the execution Afr Mr. Carleton has
given his original songs, "Pat McCann" and 'Tho Irish
Soldier Boy" the Contrsband College, the Hilton
Head Institute, with perfect budget Of other good
thinss will be performed Tony Pastor Is ably aided by
Sam sharpley
sEoRGx cuRIsTY's xIssTRELs.
George Christy has out lengthy sughable and very
funny bill at the Fifth Avenue Opera House. In
the FIRST par, after instrumental overture by the
company different artists will sing Mother, Is the
Battle Overr' when | was a Lttle Darling, and
''Ailecn Aroon Daring conaagraton scene, Fire
Gre nre '29s boys" in their glory, first stream
on, by George Christy, Budworth and the company
The burlesaue Hal Masque Dies Aons Is continued The
Rival Beaux a, the Soirec and Com okc Kor tot
collent After rendering the wearing Of the Green
tho entire company appear In last set TO the tune Of
High Daddy"
BRYASTs' MrssrRELs.
The Bryants great ever al Mechanics Hall
| Broadway. The Blscksmith's Jubilee, Cruelty t.
Johnny, Challenge Dance the Four Graecs and MoGof
| aua sbindg, BY the -Four spaniaris al the house
with loving and refined audiences This even
ng will be performed the sketch T. Mall, concluding
| with ''who Struck Billy Patterson" in which the whole
company Will be introduced In festival display
TIM SAN fRAScfsco MIssrKELs.
This Ane company Il now m rs forty third week a, the
hall No $50 broadway and the dear 70 wines IT. per
| formances IS undated Messrs Birch, Wambolh Ber
nard and Dackus ~ on the boards Tbs evening VIII
gwen among others the Then ll BE- True u
| Thee, Pop Goes tho Weasel" "Blue-cyed Sicily
| The Sausage Butcher" Nothing El-e to DO By j.
Cooper andw Fields and the Police Court scon' are
very excellent and the other pieces dances aud cyer
c.s yancd with grca, Judgment
ILLUsrKATED rouRoF SCOTLAND.
THIS magnificent attraction Tue second week Of
iis display at Hope Chapel, Broadway Tho house wa
oroaded 20 W. daring the pat six days, and
repetition of the certain M@ Agnes Slther
and queen Of Scottish song. Mis- sinclair Hear
Ierl and Mr. Corre will perform IN the vocal aud
| Instrumental departments
noOLEY' MiSsrHErs. BnoOELrs.
Ho1ley bring out three at his elegant Opera
House in Brooklyn th.s evening These performers are
| the talented comedian lanes II Budwonh. the great
baritone vocalist L3ais Never and the versatile per
former Geo Moore To do honor, both 10 hs many
patrons - 80 -s2ys named I'D iayor'es Hooley hA
prepared ss st,rsotve bin - Las ever ia prael.'
10 Brooklyn audience.
ROBERT nELLEs ~ WILLIAMSBURG.
Tho grea, aud wonderful conJurer and pianist Heller,
opens the evening Washington Hall william burg. 10
| serea OF musical aud conira spiritual scancea VII ch
he viii continue Tor sir nighu Hellsrs latest perhaI
greatest invention the Egyptian sphinx, will he pro
ducsd every evening
MISCELLANEOUS.
rlRsrY iSD ses ~ nRooELrs
These celebrated delineator q IRISH and AmericAn
characters viii give performances at the Brooklyn
| Academy Of Muse merit week, Monday and Tuesday
evenings March and O. appearing selection q their
| best efforts Nr rsyleure the manager, has pro
yided them an efo.sn, SUPPORT Tho sAle y reserved
seat. will BE- opened a, the Academy Thsrsdsy morn
| ing nett, March l.
| uAsE AEoADvAr rHgsrAr
| Manager George wood has rono~ed bis leass u the
Broadway theatre which his enterprise has redeemed
and advanced TO popular prominence among or hfsi
class theatre. lie intends STRUGGLING The establish
meni In splendid style during the summer VACATION The
alterations contemplated vii cost 10 the nsighbofhood q
| fren,r Eve ihoagaud follafa