The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

public for this evening and the ensuing days Of the week
AFFORD ample proof that the theatrical managers and pro-
pretors Of Now York and Brooklyn who appreciate the
powerful influence, for good or evil which their esab-
tshmcnts exercise the mind and morals OF the peo-
pie and who act under the conviction in conscientious
and healthful direction determined to show them
Selves worthy Of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon them Everybody Is In good spirits account Of
2he fine weather and spring trade and the
city Is fun Of visitors; consequently the orderly and well
managed places Of amusement crowded nightly Tho
resssS will enable readers to form pretty
correct opinion OF what b In store for them
BROADWAY THEArRE.
Al tins fayorte establishment Mr. John f. Owens per-
sonaton Joshua Butterfly in Tom Taylors comedy of
Victims delightful contrast TO his Scion Single,
and establishes in brilliant manner, his claim TO be
ranked among the most versatile comedians Of the age
The character is entirely dependent for its upon
che power Of its representative and its signal success
conveys the highest compliment to the humor and
passing delicacy which marks Mr.. Owens embodiment
OF It, The comedy-which exclusively identified
with Mr. Owens fame in this country east-has been
given the Broadway for week to crowded audiences
every night, and II would be difficult to conceive Of
heartier demonstrative merrment than its hero
evokes The eliminating effect of the piece the rdI
culous blunder by which the peace Offering Of Joshua
(Mr. Owcns) to Minerva Mrs. Hind becomes changed
from silk dress TO pair OF lavender colored 'unmen
sionables and the famous of The School
FOR Scandal is scarcely productive OF genuine
mrth than this capital situation fails in exciting
The comedy is excellentIy presented in all its appoint
ents and notably well played especially in its load
ing characters. The Ftzherbert Of Mr. John K Morti
mer and Tom Owens Curdle admirable pcrsonatons
Victims will be given at this theatre, with Mr. Owens
farce of Forty winks every night for some time 10
come, and at the regular matinee performance every
Saturday.
LUCY RUsHToNs THEATRE.
Miss Rushion vindcates her claim to the character OF
. spirited and discriminating manageress daily at her
elegant and comfortable theatre in Broadway. This
evening the performance will commence with the two act
musical comedy The Child OF the Regiment, after which
the fine two act vaudeville Appointment will be played.
The scenery of Miss Rushtons theatre Is very fine the
decorations excellent TASTE and the company talented
and numerous
woOD's THEATRE.
Tho American Miss Lucille Western enters the
fourth week Of her brilliant engagement at Manager
Woods theatre In Broadway opposite the st. Nicholas
Hotel this evening Miss Western is supported by the
fayors Mr. Barton Hill and tho very full company
or well known performers engaged by Mr.. Wood They
will appear overy evening exceptiag Wednesday and at
she Wednesday Matinee In the famous, moral, emo
tioual dramstizaion, by C. W. Taylour, ESQ., oi East
Lucille Western will out In hor dual personaon Of
Lady Isabel and Madame Vine, and Mr. Barton Hill as
DIR Francis Lsvison Next Wednesday evening" 14th
instsat Miss Lucille Western will appear in her sroat
character Of Don Cesar do Bazan There Is q rush to
Che box oco Of Woods secure seats six days In ad
vance.
TONY PASTORS 0rBRA HOUSE.
TAe attractions offered by Tony Pastor ct his Opera
House In the Bowery almost enough TO divert tho
attention Of General swesnys division of the Penian
fbce from It's contemplated invasion of Canada no har.
imouonsy has ths manager blended beauty, song Ire
sd angbt defest Of the redcoais and tho triumph Of
the green" in his programme. This evening will be
performed the original sensational dsstna entitled
ireland In 1885, the Dark Hour Before the Dawn !;
pith Jededah Bectroot from Nutmegvie, Persimmon
county, Connecticut Yankee n visit to Ireland) by
rony Pastor; Shan o'Brien, escaped feon by Josh
Hart, and Andy Dillon an orphan boy by Miss Laura
Lccairc The synopsis of scenery and incidents Is his
tore and exciting, and eventuaes grand and thrill
ing tableau with tho fright above the wrong" Mons
szollozy and his Ballet Troupe, Power OF Beauty Of
twelve young ladies will appear. Johnny Wild and
Johnny Mack still at the house. william Carleton
will play Tho Dublin Dancing Master with four dances
cuRIsTY's MIssTRELs.
George Chrsty Fifth Avenue Opera House
tnues be filled evenings and at the Saturday matinee
with fashionable and delighted audiences This evening
after very brilliant and amusing preliminary perform
ances-nstrumcntal, vocal and terpsishorean-wil be
given Andy Johnson's Reception Of tho Colored Dele
gates by Donaldson and George Christy; the Noun
Eaineers, and the Contraband School, by Donaldson
Budwortb, Leslie and Guy Brothers, concluding with the
grand festival dance Goose Camden by the company
BRYAsrs' MIssTRELs.
The Bryants are feictous, funny and instructive A.
sails agedh hall
evening after an instrumental by the company
will be given, among others, the songs "Im Happy
the Day II Long" GIVE the Old Man a Chance, "Dar-
kies Cheer" Next In order the Blacksmith Jubi.
lee and the Flutmagilders by Seymour Emmett Grier
and Little Mac After other rich treats the performances
s csse with the buresque sketch The Lady Of Lyons
and Emmcits original Jack on de Green introducing
whole troupe in their holiday sports
SAN FRANCISCO AIssrRELs.
no San Francisco Minstrel Company In its forty.
arm week report their house. No. SIS Broadway,
serowded 10 repetlon, and still the people come, In
uuest Of amusement, 70 crowd 10 more Among the
songs set down for this evening 'Flat Foot Joe
fnew). by Charley Backus; Jennie with her Bonnie
Blue E'e." by D. s wsmbold; "oh' Would We're a
Ely. by Billy Birch "ohl Sweet be Thy Reposen by
e Tcmpleton, and "Auctioneer," by W. Bernard.
Nothing Else 70 Do by j. Cooper and W. Fields and Eat
and Greasy by Billy Birch, win follow. with buresque
and dance In great variety.
TREATISE YRAScAIs
Thursday evening, March Is will take place at the
Now York Academy Of Music the benefit Of Madame
IArmet Of the Theatre Fnncais, when will be played
les Amours Maudits, a comedy drama In four acts,
translated from the Russian stage, with Nine ct Mons
Pinchon, a very nne one act vaudeville.
coRRrE's ILLUSTRATED TOUR OF SCOTLAND.
ne very agreeable pictorial display and musical enter
,alnmcu, arranged by Mr. couie under the above title
..uer. us fourth week at Hope Chapel Broadway.
HooLKYs orrEA HOUSE. BRooKLrS.
Hooleys numerous and clever company perform at
hi, attractive opsra house Brooklyn, In The Prosecuted
pmchman. Ny Native Italy, Tony Deniers American
Prog Russian smosnska Nothing Else 10 DO, and many
other novelties every evening.
DAN BRYANT AND FBAsK DREW IN BROOKLYN