The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-02
A M u S e M e NJ T S.
zinc MetropoI.tan Entertainments.

ANUS EMEN S.
Tho Metropolitan Entertain ments.
The days OF Easter week always joyous days, as
they make up the concluding portion OF epoch which
Is enjoyable to the entire Christian world Having Lived
10 penental spirit and with the proper dispositions IL
is to be hoped, for lorty days addressed dshes,
and duly dispensed with sauces In their s;ews,n tho
people very naturally Easter Sunday to por
tchouse steak brown stout and the theatres and music
halls In order to adjust the compromising balance Of tho
and tear Of humanity In tho most efficient manner
Enjoying tho main results Of their Lcnten absaence
the oopore sano they clear healed and
critical but fully open 10 amusement provided the
terta,nmcn be refreshing moral and Instructive. Con
WINGED Of these facts by long experience the propretors
managers Of the leading aud well conducted houses
both In this city and Brooklyn, sound vesSrgam this
morning and the annexed yssunss, taken from the ad
vertsing columns Of Tho HnAID will convoy 10 our
readers fair idea Of the excellent things to which they
summoned. M. Hackett's engagement In Brooklyn,
the engagement Of Adah Isaacs henken In New York,
and tho near advent OF the worre Sisters to Of
Manager Woods theatres, prominent featured In the
April
BROADWAY THEATRE.
Mr.. John 4. Owens, Notwithstanding the brilliant
which, for nearly thirteen months he has been
playing at the Broadway, has, IL seems, hold his
strongest characters close He appears this
evening a. Caleb Plummer the dramatic adaptation Of
Dot In the Cricket the Hearth and his famous repue
In the part likely 70 lend marked popularity 70 the
production The stage has seldom Witnessed . more
eloquent delicate portrayal Of simple emotion than
Mr. Owens pcrsonaiion Of the gcne loving, old toy
maker exhibits, and his reputation Is Commensurate
with tho touching excellence OF the effort The pece,
which is among the best Of the school OF domestic
dramas, Ii well cast ct the Broadway, and announced
with all the requisite accossions OF new scenery aud
mochanismS rhe admirers VI Mr. Owens will regret to
that the necessities Of his sngagementnow with
In four weeks OF s close-imposs unavoidable limit
upon the run Of Dot aud that II will probably not be
given beyond fortnight Dot matinee 10 announced
for Saturday afternoon next.
LUCY RUsHroS's THEATRE.
Miss Rushton has made decided and very pleasing
'htr with the new and brilliant spectacular buresque
Valiant Valentine her and comfortable theatre In
Broadway. The piece attracts crowds. II will be- re
pcsed until further notice. with Miss Lucy Rrshton
Valiant Valentine. Mile. Lima winde, the popular
dnseuss enhances the attractions OF the is, ~ fsne
nne comediets precedss the buresque, and both ON
poy the full talent OF Miss Rushons excellent company
Misc Rushton announces matinee performances for tho
future, twice week
wooDs THEATRE.
Al Woods theatre on Broadway, opposite the ST.
Nicholas Hotel, Miss Lucille Western enters the
seventh week and last Representations Of her highly sue
cessfuI engagement during the Easter holidays tho
evenings OF Monday, Tuesday, Thuraday and Friday
and Of tho Wednesday matinee Miss Western will repeat
her grand presentations II Lady Isabel and Madame
Vine ia East Lynne, The Elopcment Mr.. Barton
HILL the well known performer. stiIl supports her. with
Mr.. n. W. Lenngwe, Mr.. Welsh Edwards and other
fsyorites On Wednesday and Saturday evenings, April
and T. the attractive protesn drama Of Satan IN Paris,
In which Miss Lucille western snstains different
characters, will be played.
TosY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
Az amos agreeable and efficient agent Of revival for
his hosts patrons Tony Pastor has revived at his opera
House in the Bowey the great Irish DIANA entitled
stephens Escape English Rule In Ireland Although
thousands have already experienced the exciting and
startling effects Of the piece certain that thousands
viii dock 10 witness during tho holidays
The favorte danscuse Miss Florence Wells and the
popular Gorenno Sisters make their s appearance al
the establishment this evening" Tony Pastor sings na~
song Ihc Belle Of Central PARK Carleton, josh Hart,
Johnny wild, Johnny Mack and Mes Laura Lecaire me
at the house. and grand tabIesu will be Witnessed alter
tho play and abundance Of song and music
TIE SAN yrAscrsco nSsrHEfs.
The San Francisco Minstrel Company crowd tie
favor,s resort, No. sss Broadway, nightly Ms~srs
boards In many srctiiencen In the great Drcasncck
| Act are Bnly Birch and ID. s wsmbold; double clog
| exercfes, J. Cooper and W. Fields; Committee On
| Ways and yeans brings out Messrs Biroh Nsnbod,
| Bsckus srd Scott
/ GEORGE cHRisrr's nIxsrRELs.
| George Chrlsiy IA out with q and elegant pro
sramms FOR the performances at the now rim Avenue
Opera House. commencing this evening In the nrr' part
his fashionable audience Wi, hear the songs "oh, Sweet
b thy Repoe.,r by n. W. Gould "Dinah Lee" BY "
O. Bedwcrh; LADY Love, the Flowers arr sIeerrs 70,
y sh..uet COMIC pl',yl b. cesrss ohrisy; ssan'i
fol lie Of Inc sea-" BY Frank Leslie. AM
George Chnay and company iskins part In sfan'
snak. The 'sPhsatcm Chorus" Then, among 0'he
H. 49,. come Room Ruff and GayH 6ren, y
sooa ."'-~ .--. and c '. shasiaoki Stock
Up and ssoess Down, tho ksrs~---- -. 90
Whole concluding With grand festival dance How AZ
You, GresBbacks ycxi saturday svsDirg NJ w.
Bvsvorsh fsvori,e performer viii take bsnc.f
sRvASrs' urxsrrgLs.
The Bysnu on, u their ample hall, tT1 broadway
refrehsd and jcyeaa so,d Christians and exosIisn
psrfomerz. by Easter Amer srceies; songs, hsl
give Vulcan Q, The rorse, --latest firm Paris, The nivs