The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-13

Notwithstanding the Indictment state oil the weather
last evening this theatre attended by fu and APP
preeative audience to witness the reproduction Of shcn
dams favorite comedy school for Scandal" The plot
and interesting positions and incidents in this old br
popular play too we'll known TO need comment Mr.
and Mrs. " b. Conway sustained respectively the char
acters Of Sir Peter ana Lady Tsaze Both representa-
tons good Mrs Conway particularly displayed in
her rendition Of the character, much natural good
humor as 70 elicit the frequent paudits Of the audience
This cannot be said Of those who supported them IN the
piece In Viola Barretts personAcaiion OF Msra, thai
lady did not exhibit her natural good talent did she
to comprehend the spirit the depth OF feeling
characteristic OF her part Mr. Parker Rowley
mechanical In hts movements and seemed 10 be suher
ing from chronic lear o. facing sne audience ~ y
the Jewish pesrAson and hts attempts II the Hebrew
vernscular were simply ridiculous
Harty's Magical Entert ninment.
Professor Harz, tho celebrated European nsionis,,
since his change Of base from Irving Hall TO Dodwoth
Hall, has been crowdng tho latter place nightly with
appreciatvo audiences, who frequently during the
teranmcnts cvnce tho pleasure that they feel In being
deiuded In the nearest rounds Of applause Tho prin
cpa charm about Professor Hartzs tricks Is that being
performed in the very midst Of the audience those pre-
sent kept perpeualy upon tho q rvs to detect him
In his illusions whs the absence Of all that mystyng
paraphernaa and Surroundings, for which most magi-
clans have become renowned, but 70 make
hts most insignificant deception the interesting
Most or the Illusions or NJ Harz are uneQualled Tor th
skiiful and dexterous manner in which they are per-
formed often being done under the OF those
In his immediate vicinity. without the slightest possible
chance Of detection His card tricks inImtabe. and
the trick OF the silver coins has never been surpassed
The miraculous sphinx still puzzles and delights his
audiences, and the addition OF several illusion %
the already attractive programme, fails not 10 draw
crowded houses nightly.
The Matipee- To-day.
grand Ristoh matinee will be gwen at the French
theatre this afternoon Rstor sustaining her famous
r5fs Of Mary Stuart.
A, the Broadway theatre Miss Maggie Mitchell gives
one Of her last representations Of Marie the Pearl Of
Savoy, at q matinee, commencing NJ one o'c~Gk and
terminating at quarter 70 four N. The attendance
upon Miss Aitchells performances during hes engage
ment has been vsls ample and highly faselonable
The second 6owari Paul matinee openA at Irving Hall
at one o'c1tk Mr. aud NJ Howard faul viii appear
In a veLS brilsnt programme including their humorous
scng p.ror scenes aud dramatic personatons. with Mr.
P1ul a. Napoleon the Third aud SRA Paul a. sims
Reeves
Tony PASTORS matinee entertainment will lie gyen Al
his Opera House. 10 Bowery, NJ the usual hour TO.
day The Robbcr King will be repeated, with all The
other good pieces Of very ample blli and Tony Pas
tors songs.
Al tho New York theatre, Broadway, matinee re-
presentation the only Of the very successful Amef-
oan comic opera The Doctor o. AIcantara viii ~ gteu
opening At hslfpast one O'Clock.
Mr. Hartz the IIlusonist, gives matinee Dodvorlb
Hall, commencing at to O'Clock lie Will repsa' ~
extraordinary fests EXHIBIT the "wondtous Living
Head"
Charley Whites Ministries aud Combination Company
are 70 perform 10 a matinee a. Bryaais Mechanics
Hall opening al hal. pp.t tive O'Clock.