The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-06
Amusennaents.

The cold weather Of las, evening seemed TO have tho
effect Of driving people to warm cosey and comfortable
place OF amusement where they could sit and laugh of
the chs and enjoy the company Of congenial spirits
Such place is Mr. George Woods theatre, Broadway
opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel and well filed last
night upon the occasion Of tho product OF Glance at
New York, with F. s. Chanfrau Nose, and the first
performance Of brisk little comedictta, entitled The
Debutante. The first named play ran very smoothly,
the satisfaction OF critical audi nee, Mr. Chan
frau being superb usual and Messrs Davenport, Ed
wards and Parsoe acquitting themselves with credit
Nose was noticeable as particularly happy, probably
that there fine house. O. T. Parsloe, Jr.,
as skesy, and O. c. Davenport, Major. Gates,
made quite feature in the scene in Loa ers'
Paradise-the latter by his playing Of the banjo,
and the other in his accompanying barlesque dance
The opening piece The Debutante, also well placed
upon the stage and acted with spirit Mr. Chanfrau APP
pearng his well known speciality OF Monsieur Achle
Dufard of those Frency characterzaons In which
this actor has few equals and superors In America
He supported by Miss Alice Seidler, Mrs. G. =.
Tyrrei aud Messrs Edwards Parsloe and Goodman The
entertainment concluded with the Irish Tutor Mr. g. 9.
Davenport DIR. O'Toole, with q song and dance. In
this piece Miss Gardner made her debut es Rosa. Mr.
Chanfrau's engagement, which has extended consider
ably over one hundred consecutive nights Is last draw
ing Close and those who wish 10 him In some OF
his best parts should embrace the opportunity during the
next few days. He Is to be succeeded at Mr. Woods
theatre by Miss Lucille Western, who is announced TO
appear the 10th inst In entirely now drama sup
ported by Barton Hill and fun and cmc'snt corps drd-
mQtiqae.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
solon Single last night, apparently satisfied at the
result of Mr. Abraham Larrubee's trial, became 70
iuvenated and came out as young man about town,
INDUCING pranks quito incompatible with the character
of whose "father 1t into the Revolution" In the
protean characters Of Tom Brown, Madame Krnona,
and last though by means least the 'Live Injun
Mr. Owens for the first time this season, forgot the
pcsky catt" and 'bar Of apple sass" and gave his
crowded audience piece Of versatile and natural acting
His dicton and at FIRST too much tinged
with Uncle Shingle but he succeeded towards tho close
in identifying himself more with the registering cha
racter OF young man about town. Mr. Donnelly as
Dennis Brcn admirable and might have passed the
ircspection OF the most exacting Fenan Mr.. Ebcric
the old tabacconst pretty fair and sufficiently
testy and rascible for all intents and purposes. His
scotch snuff and tobacco" comes In little too often for
such pungent oath. HIS notorious and pous namesake
would have been shocked nj IT, Sadee Cole made very
pert and undutf ul niece her hard hearted old uncs
the tobaccons deserved and merited the success which,
with the assistance Of the Indian attended her elope
ment