The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-28

substitute Midsummer Nights Dream, by Thomas, In
place Of the opera Of La Fe d. Rtma prsvssussy Id
vsrtssd Tho audience vsry large and sssos one took
the announcsmsnt and accompanying spsssgy in the
best humsE The open played with ne cast -
before, except Nile Naddie, who vas replaced by Nile
Bonconsglo Tho fact that the latter lady undertook
the v6k At short notice. In consequence Of He Mad
for vocal SHORTCOMINGS in her psrt; but even
ct such disadvantage she sang pretty we'll Xe. LAu-
very succosu ~ have spoke. = ssrn Ssrs Of he
opera and need only odd that the psyformancs last
evening was foy equal 70 shs PssvSas ONES = far =
Hsssrs Juigns. Drivsi WIN receive : benefit. %
During Madame Rsson's absence from New York Che
French theatre which has now become the csntye Of
M e r. or Saa
lecture first cass drama or in general for al respectable
entertainments.
Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Conway's enteYprsing engagement OF Mra D. p.
Bowers and Mr. J. AcColom seems 70 be- destined 70 re-
ceivs full appreciation from the Brooklyn play gos
Last night Park theatre was almost uncomfortably
crowded 70 witness the presentation Of Lady Audleys
Secret The character OF Lady Audiey was well sus-
tanned by MA D. r. Bowers In tho nrss and second
acts there va. lack Of power in her but
h the succeeding she threw much life into her
rendering leave little COR criticism. The hast
sDS sSv s .sss sns .oos q
s ess::a herself sS Of 'i:
~ J. lcCoilom WAS very good as Robert Audisy vas
dsaeuit detect any Of Tho peculiarly stacy manner
sns Vino ought g e:
except az guests, passenger or crowd, Ms C0nwsy's
company supported The leading characters in very
with repeated applause Mra Bowers being called before
he curtain In a most enthusiastic manner
Ss~lw~wuv ~
Tho Cecisn choir gave the crsoro Of Samson for the
ns time In this hall last evening The attendance
large 10 numbers and select regards appreciation. N
in Plymouth church. At the hrst performance Of tho
oo the preceding Tuesday Dr. Cutler acted organ
is Mr.. George Morgan q conductor and Msssra Glider
and Colby - pianista rhe chovusss splendidly
suns the voices Of tho boys keeping perfect time and
in choristsfa Dr. Cutters admirable training has evi-
IDENTIFY brought forth good rus in The chorusee least
We would commend 70 some orchestral directors In this
George Morgan carries the chorus safely through the
toruous fuguss aid inspires them 70 give proper
sang 'sia RspsD that noss thrilling Of III piainss IN
manner that surprised ", csnsdsring bis light voice
As s.ss !. mot e wefs more collection q notes,
dramatic oppression q untold Fr and despair. NJ =
s,sioa, aal executed The discus passages The arst
Dan q az VAN Wutn ana oo0nct0eoA In inc over
sars there We hack Of unity bstweea shs organ and
pancs 10 point Of time Tho nuxt oTstoro, which will
b d once piscsd IN rehsassal. will be Elijah
afr. Ne Csrasva,s I.ecsur~
iass evening 81 Irving Hall drew such crowded house
thss half hour before the Of the gen.
isuans dsoousss nothing but standing could 10
had The subject "Miss Brisss courtship," entitled
q" Numerous lecture devoted 70 the scsncs spiritual
sm made up Of the usual saiirica hits strong
nisdsd women and OF The solemn dscarsiicn thai she
ssn,lsr sex should never depart from their proper
sphsss Of bsing, ssek 70 penetrate any mysteries
bcyost shsss Of simple domssticty, &c, which the
public have beea The habit hearing for the past
ten ysars In every variety Of key. Mr.. De Cordovss
sodiencss Of . character 10 approve and
appreciate such sentiments and they laughed
iinmodsvassiy 81 The hits sHsy had learned 70 re-
csss through cag Familiarity though 70 persons less
syppaihstG. and DoSs sxaciius the lecture might have
appeared tsdions q umes fon I've lack Of freshness and
svxioallsy The lecturer made ,se Of buriesaae
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q sc.ur:s and l:s.arns sea ne dssri degrees 81
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nev knslssd sc.a good nsiursd succliclsi vso had
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have 70 ~ ~ he's damned fool" No doubt ,hsrs re-
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xIrviss Nall SATURDAY, Mstisees.
Mr. Jso,ss wshie NE smisept pianist, has BEEN N.
aged 10 pAy 81 The saturday natIntes At Irving HAIL.