The New York herald., 1866-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
Broadway Theatre.


large and appreciating audience assembled At the
above named theatre last evening witness the tragedy
Of The Heretic Mr. Edwin Adams Adrion De Tolig-
ny, the Hugueno received with repeated applause
for his able and artistic rendition Of the character ana
twice called before the curtain Mr.. J. e. Maggie
Raymond de Clemont excellent, and developed
ability which promises to mako him nrst class traais
n:- character very sccsptaSiy and 50 did Giss Cs3
Logan IN the small part she had Of Louise Aogesber
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broadway theatre this and tomorrow night
New York Theatre. ~
The entertainment at this fsshlonable place Of amuss
mcnt commenced with A Regular Fix spd was e.
lowed by the two aot fairy extravaganza Beauty anA
the Beast which has been resrangsd and reconstructed
for the management Tho peco well cast, and u
full Of most exiravagsnt puns and local hits
The character o Beauty well sustained By
Mrs. ". Gomersa who has well cultured voice Of ,Essh
tone and good compass. Sir Aidgats Pump Besaty's
fashss. Was well supported BY Mr. Marx Smith. who by
his natural easy manner makes cha1scer which wosAl
otherwise BE- tedious iaughsbs and intsres.lng X:
Mr. Farley in the character Of tho Beast dlsplays
voce Of no mean quality in several very pretty ais.
como favonts with the frequente OF this neat little
theatre. Tho scenic arrangements und0r the supennL
tendsncs Of Mr.. r. Farren include some very pretty
effects
Thalia Theatre.
There an additional attraction at this handsome
little theatre last oveaing In the debut Of sxcelsns
comedian, Mr.. julius Ascber Az Adam, shs clsrk 4
tho old scnvcncr in tho Wiaelhvesber he gave spssi-
Of character acting which drew him the mos e.
thusasc applause Of the audience and Impressed them
very fsvorably with his eccentric remarks and old fas
ionsd ways His representation Of yhs character anA
that OF Ntschke, IN ts Gebidstsr Hauskneohs 10 of
the ssmo class with Scion Single. roodles Byieo
hosc He was we'll supported, tor the Thalia theatre
has an excellent company Messrs Lasswtz. Lohnan.,
Ahieidt aud Pclos and Mcsdamcs Ascher and AhfoIdS
were very good In thoir respective parts
John Br0ughan mt the Brooklyn Academy Of
nIusic.
rhs exertons OF manager Tayisure 10 please tAs
Brosklynncs by presenting ast class srlsss -
giving nrs class entertainments bs thoroughly
appreciated by the residents OF the City e
Churches" a very largo number Of whom -
ssmbled Lad evening NJ the Academy Of Music
TO witness the performance Of "o'Doanens
Misson." BY John Brooghsm and fine corps or assst-
ants II not ofton that the Irish character prcsentsa
on The s.se y vsy envsos light and when I. !. .
Broughan u fai 10 be appreciated The audience
last nght was large and fashionable, and greeted the
many good points mado by Mr.. BroughAm with hearty
applause. Mr. Brougham appears for the last time q
brooklyn 10 night when he VIII personsis Micawber 10
VIII :. 90 'na 1auasy ssa Fas sSs %
the FAlstan Of the ase, Mr. Hsckett under the same
management
NJ. Hnrtz'. Magical ssiree.
N. Hartz, the renowned European ''ilinsonst" nave
his nrs, entertainment before American audience as
evening. al Irving Hall Tue fcals Of presdigssioa
tha, Mr. Harz performs are fuy equA 10 thoss Of Hsr-
mann or Heller, and n anything have The great aAvaa-
tage Of being performed with lea machinery tsa
other or those skiifu gentlemen sscd and besides NE
articles used upon the stage composed Of crystal and
the most Astonishing illusions accomplished In the
midst of e audience TIE trick OF the animated carda
~ well as that Of the striking watches occssoned much
mcrrment and wers truly marvellous Tue sphinx, al
though not nov IN this county decidedly improve
mcnt on the ones we have heretofore becn prrcnlsd
with. and failed not u receive deservcd eaouc Mr..
Hartz viii continue hts magical solress evcry evening
this