The New York herald., 1866-09-07
AMuse MeNTs.
The New York Theatre.


The change Of progranme At this nowiy naleurased
place OF amusement has not dctracted from the
uyeness or The place to those who desire farce,
burcsque and comic acting Of inc quality Last
ing the bill varied and successful one consisting of
The Debuiane, burlesque Lady Ardeys secret and
concluding with the admirable little burlcta OF Lola
Montcz Alr. Baker, the curious Frcnchy father Of
The young lady who iwanted to make her dobpt on
the STAGE peculiarly good aud good without im
tatng MIR Chanfrau, who has great reputation in
tbs Inc of acting Mrs Gomcrsal, a. fhc heroine and
MIS- Wall, a. the tragic queen, played with yvacity and
were erected kindly by tho large audience Bat tho
great asir Oi the cvcnngreat il the only word which
clearly describe tho ideawas the small tg.o act
nonsensca tribe which has been diRnicd with the title
OF buriesqus upon Lady Audl,ys secrct Mr. Mark
Smith, prodigous in proportions, huge in lungs and
yocferntion, tho heroine Those who know that
gentleman altitude and diameter OF figure can Q Q,ipo
how ho looked made up 10 The hcncoop and dmsiy be
longing TO modern icmninity. He immense
gorgeous, and OF course brought down The house
whenever ne opened his lips or cut figure The
piece, of itself, has few merits IN composition
~ plot, excepting in one or two points whore
FOR instance when Lady Audey, the midst Of a pa
thctc vail over tho fato Of Mr. ialboy bursts
There aro some tolcrabc hits the times, many
"gags The inttcr M. Smith win do well 70 bring
Acil ManJeviile was sun in manner and gesture,
aare some musical matter IN ia voice and with
effect Mrs. VAIL Miss Cote, as well al tho gentle
men ia the east did we'll with their SONGS
~ u was Possible tor thom 10 do ihos who bave
tor this OF diversion will be well suited with
Mr.. Mark smith and his rendition OF Lady Acdeys
secret.
Fifth Avenne Opera Uau-r.
lasge audience, OF which fully one half was com.
posed Of ladies' assembled the Fifth Avenue Opera
House last evening 10 witness hc performance Bud
worhs mins,els. While OF the sentimental songs
developed any remarkable power OF music, the other
portions OF The programme cxcclGntly given caus.
ns hearty applause and of au lhter The iiine-
rick Races" by Mr. ". Budworil, was very well
echoes from Fatherana = both comic pieces, and was
heartily greeted. \ caricaluTc Of .'The Stranger be.
tween Mr.. W. s. Budworlh and Mr. Hodgkin. was il
most lnaicrous and well dciineatcd \ cornct
soto by J. Garaiagu was also very good fbe perform
ance concluded with the Capture of rori Fisher,
winch, ~ heretofore, occasiOned much Amusement
Teny Pastors Opera House.
This popular place Of entertainment wen Iicd lasi
evening. Tho various dances ballads ani songs pre-.
seuted for the Of tie audience wore capair
received and evnced conceivable talent on the pai o.
The soneral company. Tony Pastor Il always "a tho
alert IN ca,crna for The friends who paironize
his establishment La, evenings cniartlininon. n
cllicd The original drama EMIT od Tho nsyil's Irs.her
Iony Pastor nppcan. aicoIo the silly waiter n ,he
Bunch ~ olslYs. He WIS supported hy George ~ No
Donald, 4 =. lsgs !. Wild George Marcsius. ". srm
strong Mr. Aicn Nr. Willis AIlss Jennie Enrcl and
Miss Frank Mcdonald
Charley Whites Combination Troupe.
Mechanics Hail. NJ. AZ rosdwav. s,ill continues 10
draw crowded audiences nshtly Who Enthusiastically
evnce their adlnaiion Of tue bin 3f fare which in
cudes overture, comedies, dramas and quite comb,ua-
ion q novelties. Mss Lara re- Clair and Nr j. Hart
hage been Successful 10 comedy The entertainment last
rYc1ng cOnclgfed with the farce ~ The S.ac. struck
thanharn,f "a which Mr hart and Miss IL Clair acted
with iAeF usual 8gcCass.
Dan BRYANT NJ the HrookIyn Academy.
Mr Dan Bryant Tho wen known and favorile artist
and dolinca'or u Irish character, viii perform the
Br1nkyn Academy 81 Nrrc next Monday aud Tuesday
evening. Mt q W. Tay lcure IS assor atcd n the enter
prisr Mr Bryant viii appear in his successful new play
II shanus Bliou, or The roi hoy IL Glersali which
VII Dc produced with the east acc,ssorits and
aancos y we're eopcyed its popular rcprr.ena
N this cay.
New Organs.
w Henry Erbcn has sent 70 Covington, Ky, organ
u two hanks 81 keya aud tao octaves Of pedals Il n.s
fhe ordinary tops u orgaus Of this class, and
900. ~ the time IN organ was forwarded to
another church in CcviuStcn BY Mr. stuart, and ~il
prutaby be placed IN competition with that of sr Er.
bon There arc many excellent builders IN this
CITY II present, aud considerable Init friendly rivalry
twcan hem II s SAID that the hopo of getting the
1rt Tor the rrsrd organ 20 be placed IN Steinways
hall has siirrcd them az 70 unwontcd eyortions