The New York herald., 1866-09-06
AMusE MERITS.
The Breadway Theatre.

The broadway Theatre.
The bin presented this place Of amusement last
eyoning consisted OF tho STRANGER and shskspereA
comedy Of Katherine and Petruchio, in both whcfx
Mr. James stark appeared There was large fash
,ouable audience. Mr.. Stark did not give as guod .
rendition OF the melancholy Stranger as he could hwvs
done had he not been suffering from recent lDess I'm
fact the effects Of sunsroke which prcsrated thus gsn
tlean three weeks before the Of tho
season will probably compel him to close his engh-
men during the present week Tonight he appears 81
Claude helnoite and ao,%orrow s,n nsns ne w % nnps
ter OF Petrucho last night was good showing thaiy
under propitious circumstances he would aofy su
tain the reputation he brought from the Paciic coass
MIR Edwin Adams the tragedian, who was SO succssfoE
in West last season, is make his bow to The Now
York public at the Broad way on Monday 10 be sup
ported by the whole strength OF the company.
Italian Opera This Evening.
Trooaore will be presented at the French theatre to-
night with Tamaro Manrco and La Sgnora DoschettS
as Leonora Mr. Theodore Thomas will give the eghtieth
his orchestral garden concerts tonight at Terrace Gar.
den. The Arion Vocal Society will give the last sum.
me night festival OF the to night at Paul Faks
Belvidere, Lion Park There will be grand Japanese
illumination and bal champ5hs. Messrs Anschatz ana
Beignann will lead the two large orchestrns
The German Thaiia Theatre.
The new German theatre--the Thalla-which has Just
been opened in Broadway is institution which is
we'll adapted to compete with old fogy concern ana
doubt will be well patronzed II s neat theatre ana
the in good and able hands so that there
can be doubt that the institution will succeeds
Last night the theatre crowded, but select
audience was there when Of those envious french
plays which have been translated into sheA
German and French farce lin Germanl were
represented In the first piece tragedy In three actsf
Messrs Haerting and Lssswiiz and Miss Hedwg Hessa
performed the principal roles In style which ~ imI
appreciated by connoisseus OF the German drama The
piece represented was the one which IN the German
translation Is entitled Der Fibr1an That there were
faults nitted by Of the other actors sc0
which need not 10 be mentioned French farce, enti
tied Bertha, represented in which Madame Schoier
played the principal part.
The san Francisco Minstrels.
This fayorite metropolitan troupe Of negro ninstres
opened for the season on Monday last at their old
temple OF music, mrth and laughter with full CONS
pany OF st class cork talent, since which time The
house has been literally packed with their patrons ana
old habitucs Last evening many persons found u md
he auditorium. and this state Of affairs promises con-
tin throughout the season. Their programme Tor me
present week offers greater variety o. enjoyable oom
caties the amusement loving public in sho way o1
songs dances and roaring buesques than can be fo0n0
at almost any other minstrel hall In the country.
Charley Whites Combination Troupe
There could not be better proof given of the excsr>
lence and popularity OF the company now engaged -
Bryan,s Mechanics Hall than the crowded audiences
which nightly congregste there. The entertainment \
varied and amusing and OF nature to relax the rsnb
muscles OF The veriest Timon
Edwin Adams at the broadway.
This favorite artist who appeared here some three
wears ago, has been engaged by Mr. George Wood, Of
the Broadway theatre for the ensuing two WEEKS CONF
nencng on the 10th inst, when Mr.. Adams appears IN
his Of Robert Laundry, in the Adcphi drsm
Of the Dead Heart, played ey him sixty consecutive
nights in Philadelphia ana Bsston.
Mr.. y. ~. Hackeft
will follow Mr.. Adams at the Broadway September "a
lie will give place TO Miss Maggie Mitchell October a.
who will be followed by Charles Dillon November b.
The Florenccs I'm Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Florence commence an engagement Al
Ing next During the season they will produce several
new peces written for them by native and forcigu
authors After through the West and South thct
return 10 New York 10 fald prorsced engagement as
of city theatres