The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
New Yerk Theatre.

New Yerk Theatre.
4erditA o. mo Royal Mlkmaid ons Of the latest and
post successful q Engish buiesquss, has bssa addsd 70
The attractions of this place q amusement Brough, the
ppthor b one Of ths most inoorgibls Of modern pun
sss Hs has busssqusd everything nom Puss in Boots
upward and now hlls up the Of his audaoy by
burecquing 6hakspsre. Psrdita ID compounded Of the
Tempsat and Nuch Ado About Nothing. with . chorus
Nke Henry ~. me result 4 : medley, bat most
= s ss mixed e nD
A p:s ss Hsas. i Sss Ss i oI sSs q
comic sese 70 t6s tune of The Ratoaschers Danshssr
there d very funny dust "wsgRsdy Oh" halt sing-
&usie Dance which only lacks one element Of succss
the corps o. ballet MOI three parts nude The closing
Il Es Az About Nothing s injured snd station
sQue nay presents number Of tablcaux vivants repre-
g e. oSu The @
:ssc%pl,asa - Ajas "dsiying sAs lishtains." ana
Tho scsnery and costumes all new and good and Mr.
oomefsa - Leontes, Miss Vaudeville a. Psrdita and
Mr. Mark Smith, Ambiguous deserve especial prase
Thaiin Theatre.
SO Hat lkv Hers EntdscH repeated last night ct
hs theatre and the performance usually the case,
WAS decided Improvement upon the FIRST presentation,
- Mr.. Koch seemed 70 have confidence than on
tho night Of her debut Lia xnd PAIegwa, vaudeville
Mr. Aheldt gained applause by his comic mpcrsonation
Of the various characters; for In the piece be assumes
variety Of DISCUSSES In order TO win bet Miss Dzuba
her ndisposton. The performance closed with s. Lovl
very good comedy entitled De- Koesgs Defeh a.
vsrtsed for this evening" and the whole force OF the
company will assist at its representation.
Batemnn Concert nc steinwny Hall.
There large audience at Steinway Hall last night
q the third Of the Bateman troupe The attend
cvery seemed In the best possible humor for the
encores thick and fast Signor Brigno gave the
sPirtc 2sn from Favorita and encore the serc.
made from Don Pasqualo with telling effect Madame
Paropa showed her wonderful versatility In singing ca
vatina from the Trovaore ballad by Blumenthal and
sgnsiizes her rendering Of all vocal pieces The selec
lions were rather pueriie for artist like her. and
we're unworthy 70 be placed on the programme
The duet Per rail-, which she sung with Brignoli
their best and enjoyable piece last evening
Ferrant made great mistake IN not singing Travents
gssning tarentea, !nvfo ala Dana for his debut on
wednesday night He sang 1t splendidy last night
The prayer from Moses Egypt was rendered by those
three artists and sgncr Fortuna with effect Mr.
Mills played the romanza and rondo from Cbopins
certO In minor II was welcome relief from
Of the Mr. s one
look for in vain in many otherwise excellent artists
He ID thoroughly ntclligble and his phrasing Is clear
and individual. His second piece "Murmuring Foun
TAIN, Of his latest compositions has much Of the
little popular trino ASSIGNED him. which although il
may please and display prettlness Of execu
ton. should bc played only encore and Is beneath
the standard Of the Bateman programmes The nrst
pAtinec Will take place to-day at Madame Parepa
~! ps & .;, an. ss ,Tiys ,s scgsk s n an the
:sSood Bye sweiiheart" Tho rcst Of tho programme
'syefy intefssting
The Mntinees To-day.
Snss Magic Mitchell. will perform In a grand family
matinee ensertanmentta last Of her present engage
nsnt-at the Broadway theatre this afternoon com
mencs o'clock Tho matinee and the evening per-
fcrmancs 1t past scven at this establishment closes
perhaps the successful engagement performed
by Nss Maggie Mitchell during her professional career.
Her matinee personations have been particularly at
dsctiva Manager Wood has arranged with Mss Mitch
On Tor The fuhmcn Of another engagement during tho
present season, which will DO commenced on April l.
Harts the illusionis viii repeat his extraordinary
fsats a o matinee to be given at Dcdworth's Hail.
Broadway. opening At two O'Clock
Charley Whites Minstreis and Combination Company
win perform IN grand matinee At Bfyants' Mechanics
Hail. Broadway commencing at halfpast two O'Clock
Miss Eva Brent famous baadist will sing. and Harry
Burchard and Miss Laura l. Clair perform the
sion f.sf ..es.n ~ ...F-. IS
matInes OF French opcrs-ths hrst--wir DO given
u the Theatre Francas Fourteenth stsset commencing
At ono O'Clock. Aubers celebrated Opera, Tue Crown
Disp4hds, win be presented, With full cast -
:. R0awoishr AipstrcIs matinee entertainment opens n
th& NSa ffh Avenue Opera House At two o'clock Tho
grand Ethiopian spectacle Saint George aud tho Dragon,
btu b presented, with other excellent pieces
Tony PASTORS grand matinee at his Opcra
Houss In the Bowery at half-past two o'clock. The
national drama Might and Right, or Tho Days Of 10.
viii b repeated concluding with songs dances and tho
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