The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06

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..Riyn Academy OF MnsicIo ,rs,s last evening,
=, ga and lie Mai,re de Chdpeff "e.'' rs ~
....,.sa, the Brooklyn Academy OF u.s. -. aon.
Sro.nce was the last but one oil s0'N = an. Ctv or
- ,o..ra acclimating opera eom'qae " ~ 80
mucn viva" -. roce,ved with decided en'nusasn.'
Saae -. md NJ wilhelm, who rendered. 90,
-. -, helns called before the CURTAIN y ~
'~'s' ' :, ,ho operetta, by large MVeu, ana NM
CONCLUSION % - ,,,s eay-Hnh Niles. Bonconsglo
audience xJ.-.,o heartily applanded The constantly
Ansu ssng number OF dae1dntt who have vat
messed the several performances OF Messrs JUG
,s, & Driyets troupe, sufficient evidence thai II
wonl rsou,re but little perseverance on the part
cf Inc management TO establish prolonged |
..ason Of AGRA comiqM nights in Brooklyn, |
a.r MOS, auspicious circumstances II may be re-
ohsres with what GOODNESS the first presentation oil
italian works greeted and how popular ere long
recar. the works of Rossn heyerbeer and VERDI rem
,orsI nv competent sincers II must eventually be thus
win the brilliant productions OF the French scnool
xlIch will become gradually moro perfectly understood
"a al and whose performance win b. finally con-
rdered OF the prom nent features OF the thea.ca
season. The lovers Of music should not forget how
aver that il is only by the system OF subscription that
shs outlay required by thoroughly excellent operate
entertainment can be compensatory anu ine IS ,n
sn.edv inauguration Of second Of opera comique
nights II the privilege Of gathering al rev
soes he accorded neighbors the popularity or the
HIGHT and sparkling compositions, already so familiar IN
thl CITY, cannot fail to become quite as permanent IN
Brooklyn.
Thniin Theatre.
On the very evening when Mr.. Dawson was adver.
s,ssa 10 make his debut the Thia boards, Mr. Gutt
mann one Of the directors, was takes Ill suddenly and
shs performance had be deferred He snpeared for
in rs, time last Monday night in Sic st wahns.-c and
alone on tue tho performance was goou' -
The presence Of the great artist u tns
ether actors with unwonted energy to rouse them 10
sapass only themselves but the most ardent hopes
Of their friends The pieces were well put upon the
stage every knew his part perfectly, the house was
crowded and the whole went on admirably. Last night
owing to the appreciation expressed on their st prodnc
Mon, the same two pieces as were given on
Monday were advertised and every seat in tho
house was sold Shortly before eight O'Clock
MT WenZiawski to whom assigned ono OF
The chief roles in the first piece was taken seriously in
and u was impossible either to substitute another his
place on 30 short notice or TO produce another play
which Mr. Dawson could appear II therefore was ne.
cetsary to close the theatre for the evclng and to
MT Dawson will appear as Rouget de PIse, III ls
a and as Kuh von KgAa1rr nav, "f sme g w III,
wy good Cast is in active rehearsal for Monday
Stndt Theatre.
at is an III wind that blows nobody good The COM
oination Of the desire to do honor to Miss Stegich-
Fuchs who celebrated her benefit last night and the
disappointment OF the non.appearance OF Mr. Dawson
n the Thaa, brought together large and fashionable
audience who were enthusiastic their reception Of
MISS Fuchs as Suzanne Sternfes in Gassmans famous
comedy, Der less Byt5 The piece was well put upon
she stage. and the cast, which large was very
sSod Afterwards s,s DE Ver.n0nissrole oneleae was
gwen, IN which Madame Genee impersonated Caroline
yth that animation and esprit which deservedy make
her . universal favorite.
The Park Tbe,,re fnrnoL,,n,
The tragedy Of 0heo presented ct this establish
nent last evening for the benefit OF Mr. G. McColom,
with the leading paris strongly cast % TO insure
syerhowng house, warrant more taap usual notice.
Win the beneficiary as the Moor, Mr.. CONWAY iago'
hnd Aesdames Bowers and Conway respectively as ,
Dssdsmona and Emilia, really artistic and enjoyable
performance might well be anticipated and in this the
audience not disappointed Mr. McCollo gave evil
ences Of training and ardent study the charac-
Or Of o.hello but his reading Wis at times confused
ana ns conception rude HIS action was N the main
stage somewhat marred the Of his scenes.
Regarded as WHOLE however, his performance may be
sentsd the conventional ago, with several readings
and additional tricks Of business" But although rely
fan 70 convey nne idea Of subtle villain Of the
great dramatist's master conception MIRA Bowers as
what inclined 70 atttudinsing and even seemed, at
Shines, STACEY" but as intensity OF expression and
0mouonal force were demanded OF
o. her r6l shs became more arts.icaly natural, and
onaly succeedod in fulfilling the requirements OF the
2naracter IN the most satisfactory manner Mira Con-
ev:n,r. Hsr rendition Of the role was powerfully sym
ssshstc ana tho continued plaudits Of the large
.ussgcs The rest no fault u'' sna % Sep sna
highly pleased with the enter. aPenl winch was one
the best sver witnessed BrooH' 30 iaI ss inc
'ormapcs,
severipi a. Pease's second Matinee. ]
The sscQpd matinee Of Messrs Peace Ahd Severe. ok
Plsss yesterday sitsrn1G,sa. Al s!enwsy Hail. The |
sadsnos when Consisted principally of ladies', was in
Us pSl humor to Judge from the frequent The
most noteworthy features the programme two
u Mr. Psasss compositons-a fantasia themes from
Martha for two pianos, and song, "Break, break,
break, sung BY Min Nettie Sterling The Martha fan
asia the best work that Mr.. Pease yet brought
before the public Il is not strictly work Of ART but
very ingenious and pretty p,tpouvri worked up In
highly elective Mr. Pcass 10 very happy in his
,rnamsntaton Of subject and In this fantasa he places
he different themes in . very handsome setting Of
ysry clever work, and II was admirably sung BY Miss
Sterling There s not we opine, contralto In the city
"a: sS aS s'S much aad rsnps ss
Q Plea such a. she sings she 10 generally very sue
ssaisu but IN CONCERTED pieces there is want Of con-
Irol over her voice, stiffness and more mechanism In
Dxecpton, bd absence Of that ABANDON soul and
preston thai distinguishes the artist in singing
ith euoh voice a. hers however. anything ID pose
De eigpor severni sang In his usual manner, and did
os exhibit any new features In his voice method OF
osnl TO change our already expressed opinion OF It.
~ Colby assisted Mr.. Psase In the Martha duet and
ocmpanisd the two singers We do him justice alone
placing him first Of accompanies at present among
Wednesday Popular Concert.
The programme Of the popular concert st S,einway
4a last evening very interesting. The orchestra
played the overture 10 stradela the second movement
u Bssshovsns second symphony scene and ballet from
1obsrt 10 Diable, selections from lone, tho Amelia
Waits. By Lumbyc. and the Artists ouadrs by Strauss
fr Julius Etchbers played violin fantasia Of his own
N themes from LElisire dAmors, and La Parons