The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-16
Anuseno ents.

Ever varying and always new-a sentenHc which
seems have been adopted guiding motto in the
direction OF the respectable well managed theatres and
music halls of New York and Brooklyn --stands out
prominent feature in the programmes which tho
gers OF establishments issued for the present
week. spirited enterprise crowds their houses nightly
and at their elegant satnees while tho public
fully amused they themselves amply rewarded
The engagement Of Mr. Charles Barras Woods Thea
tr, the performances OF Blind Tom at Irving Hall the
approach Of the termination of Mr. John H. 0wens aI
At the Broadway and the advent OF Miss
Adah Isaacs Menken 70 our metropolitan boards are
canvassed subjects OF much interest in fashionable
circles the advertising columns Of the HERALD
quently eagerly persed by the thousands
to ascertain the of amusement instant pros
pective, 70 which they every day
THE BROADWAY THEATRE,
Mr. John Il Owens whose excellent personatOn or |
Caleb Piurnmer attracted very largely during the last
two weeks allotted To its performances this establish
nent announces brief revival OF his more famous but
scarcely more admirable, Characterization of Scion
shnge which he gives night and during the week.
conjunction with his aughabe extravaganza Of The 1.-Two
Ind An. The popular repuie Of the garruous old coun-
try farmer will OF course for It's desired revival
an Immediate and liberal share OF public attention. the
Which must be " lend W the prosperous and
lengthy engagement Of Mr.. OWENS the owe OF ts
Close brilancy OF scta equally gratifying TO his fame
and to the more tangible interests of manager Woods
treasury department Before the termination of his
gagement Saturday, April %, Mr. Owens will PROBABLY
produce two Of the old comedies in which, IL may
DO remembered he made very marked impression last
season. his Paul Pry for example, which enjoyed
Of nearly months aud gained fer him OF the
warmesl and discriminating OF tho many encomi.
freely bestowed upon bis gcniua This (Monday
evenings representation Of Scion shngc is NO believe
the hundred ff,eth given by Mr. Owens Mt the
Broadway evidence of artistic power and popular APP
probation which, all things considered Is perhaps with
parallel The cast Of the comedy romans unchanged,
tho leading characters being sssned Messrs Forbes
Evans, Keene, Mrs. Hind and Miss Cole
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE,
Tony Pastor announces continuance OF tho very
cesIful DRAMA The Working Girls Of New York his
Opera Bouse the Bowery where Il has Already been
so extensively patronized Nc also producoz this
ing, and agreeable performer in the person
Of a celebrated American cantairce Miss jeanne EngI
Tony original songs Will be found racy and enter
tailing The beautiful floral diyertssomont
ranged by szoossy entitled the Bower Of Flora
Is made up OF dozen Of graceful and attractive
young ladies'. Lew Brimmer. Johnny Mack, T. G. Riggs,
W Armstrong Miss Mary Warren Miss In Point with
many other favorites will appear The iaughablo piece
entitled Scenes the Tornbs ,s hrs this
evening
WOODS THEATRE.
This evening" al Woods Theatre, broadway, opposite
the Ut Nicholas Hoei, the very popular comedian and
dramatic author Mr.. Charles Barras will make his dstat
in New York as Mr. Vertigo Morbid hts oomcdi-
eta OF the Hypocond ac Ia the rendition )f this
alton entirely dssimar the central 1gnre of hoiieres
hai1d. Ina natre, MIR Barras has achieved great
vncsi fame and " half that is sad Of his
marked originality OF style wonderful facial power
tx.tN n,f
no highest order Many Of our mort experienced
srsers pronounce Mr. Bsrras ypochondriae 10 be the
finest example OF marked character acting
on the boards Days OF elder Matthew'S The
piece will followed by che farce Of Too Much for Good
Mature In the Of the Hypochondrln1 Gnd tbs
characters Vertigo Morbid, by Mr.. Charles Barras
,ef the medical faculty Is sTeotfuily
questcd matter OF humanity To future sufferer TO
form diag nossi; Charles "a law studeat. hr. e. oa
VILE; Dennis McCorSlc Nj a Davenport Alice, Mas
Alice Soldier snd Martha sntkins by Mis- J. u sayile.
GEORGE cuKIsrVs MssTgELs
The well chosen programmes and excellent perform
auc Of George Chrstys Minstrel Company crowd The
new Finh Avenue Opera House. which 10 fuily
tsbiisLed 10 a most fashionable resort This evening
will be given the celebrated Mocking Bird Song by
Green, -Four Young Maiden Lad e., by Gould, Hodskin
Bud~orth and George Chrsy aud Robin Iiuf and CATER
Green by shatack and Lesllc. A ns~ piece entitled
the Car Drivers strike engage the Guy Brother Gard
nor, shai,uck Leslie, Budsorth Hodzsin and George
chrty and only hope that all The may be ''rn
ming, that everybody 20 70 witness Il Tho en-
terainnents will conclude with the Grand Masquerade
Ball At the ffth Avenue Opori House. with Baty soEsrs
Cioorkecpcrl, by George thirsty.
THE sAS YKsscrsco gissrRKLF.
The san FRANCHISE Minstrel Company, which pro
claiuis the uiah scIndb with .-cs; truth a, No SIS
Broadway h si sdorned with the presence Of Ncssr
Birch walnbod Bernard and Backua very ample
programme for this evening embraces Anna Mar, Jane
Committee on w,ys and Means Tho Wicklo~ jig ands
great favor. The mystery q The sphynr " stall
planned
BgYAsr's nI:srRELs.
Tho veil known fiyor,c company, Bryaal'l SIN
s,t-s at No Az BrDsdNay always excellent, always
AmusDs AMI ever why and musical and we're never
more Than the present moment fodsy toe Brysnts
anno1ncs the brrisqgc Fral scene Of shylck, The
Jew u Chatham street with shyOck by Eolln Howard,
Portis Nsl.e Seymour, Antonio, Mr. Chr Henry Bas-
sanlo Dave Reed and Duke, Heat Centrr % NE Tvrbs
b. Dan Bryant AFTER variety Of other nne things
have been perforasi entertainments vii eoncirno
With the plsnta,os Festival, Who Can Flad Va fOw'
BIIsD ron
This rouscsi prodigy vii continue h,s ageeahie inj
very Astonishing performances al Irving Hall every
evening during The Eeek Grand Tom mstinees ~ri D.
held % wednesday ana saturday IN The tfsrrnoon
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