The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16
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RIstori's Last Two Representatives Or Mary
ssa Stuart. Ivy $1,000 y \,
Madame Ristori appeared In her inimitable r6le Of
Mary Stuart yesterday at tho matinee a. tho French
theatre, for the benefit OF the American Dramatic Fund.-
and in the evening at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music
for tho benefit of the Italian Of New York me
French theatre crowded with brilliant and fashion
able sssembagc which listened with deep attention TO
the cad history Of the unhappy Queen Of Scots faith
fully mned by the great artistic Al the conclusion OF
the third act Mr. John Brougham and Messrs Bernard
Gilbert Mason and other members Of the Dramatic
Fund waited upon Madame Ristori and presented her
with diploma Of membership in that society. Mr..
Brougham in making the presentation, addressed the
fair artistic In French Of which the following trans
htion:-
AxlAHLE AND ExcnLEsr LADY-Accept pray you, in !
the name my confrcres Of Dramatic Association,
our sincere recognition Of your kindly sympathy.
diploma, together with the assurance that pro-
foundry sensible OF your amiabity and goodness In
leaving this great country IN which the majesty OF your
genius all tho lovers OF your SUBJECTS With the
paudlts Of two worlds you carry also the good wishes
aud the gratitude Of our hearta
Madame Risori replied fcllows:-
GENrIExEs-ConsdcrnQ the little that have done 70
meet all the fav0rs you would shower on me- can but
dee wn me 10 hn yo Is m
viii be indeed truly impossible for ever 70 forget the
sna Ss
20 little and received 80 much VIII DO 70 me lifelong
souvenir
Later in the afternoon Manager Grau was also pre-
ssntsd by Mr. Brougham with diploma Of member
ship In tho FUND.- Brief but eminensIy charsctsris
tic speeches exchanged. The Fund viii be bene-
hted by this complimentary performance BY Madame
Rstor about 81 200. ~ saf - A0ssNs9ssA ri
The Brooklyn Academy IN the evening was -.
splsndsnt With beauty and fashion, ana the
Last appearance Of the living historical portrait
in the well known headdrcm and sable robs
was moro Interesting than ever A. the conclusion
Of the third ana the interesting dramatic scene
between Mary and Elizabeth in tho park Of Fothorin-
gay, Madame Ristori recalled before the curtain
and presented with handsome floral crown. Her fare
well address the City or Churches couched In the
following hnguage:- 4
es LAprxs AND GxnxxEx-I thank tho citizens Of
cr shs sobe 81 q charity 70 nv unforsunass country
people. wish could ny more. Auteul Tt *
The last matinee Of Madame Rsson will take p,aes -
the Tshch theatre to-day q O'Clock, for ths bsss
At OF the Ladies' Southern Rsliof Asociaon She WIN
appear In the character Of Lady Macbeth the occasion
On Friday night Medea the play that naasuraasA
the brant eight months will Close her triumph
IN America Her farewell address America VIII -
additional feature Of interest ON that occasion
Olympic Theatre.
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roles at this establishment last evening Al Acawbsr,
in the play Of David Copperned be sustained h repu
tsson for Tho enactment Of the humorous and dr and
met with the enthusiastic approval Of his audito Al
the end OF piece he called before the curtain and
! bowed his thanka The sudisncs however. would mot
b s.sned short Of speech and sonteesd shsir calls
xsss snc4 q a. ss,s Ssls ne .ddisOa o . q
voro actress rendered the evenings entertainment
perfectly agreeable fM 1et
1Sny PASTORS Opera Hoase.
The bill ~ this place Of amusement last night was
varied and entertaining could b desired; and, in
equally good taste the part OF the public full house
assembled TO $500 II out" The Ethiopian sketch
called Tho Black Rip Van Wrinkle brought ous
Johnny wnd In his best, |" and enabled him. with
his grotesque faces and peculiar accsntuaton keep
the audience in q continuous state Of laughter The
Wonderful Japancse Troupe rouy Pastors own born ID
xs Jennie E"ss and dn fun ana oc q .s IND
GLIDING Heartless Gardeners, Flying 6puds, and
ssy e meet the approval q ''' '''' 's' . ~
San Francisco Nlisstrels.
crowded house usual Witnessed the admirable
performances Of this troupe last svennghs best pa-
blnes Of Birch Bernard and Backus, and Of wam6sll,
being fully displayed IN tho performances presented.
In iaushtefprovoking burssqus, vsnatls, hansrous-
and witty with illusions 70 the current events q ~
musical oxVf01110u
mnsrsls, he San Francisco troupe arc almoss ls.i.
tabi:: The very funny imperial Japsnsss !" 'Tllag
ssminisosnos q 'sTSs Birds Win Gene Asais." "A
oshss baIhA5 amply ILLUSTRATED the talent Dot ~
cs; . asc xS's sAs s.ss
eoald b more dslighsfully enjoyed
Kelly asd Lsss's MisssrsIs.
Tho " Japs"-sos The chaps d the Tycoon-ars sev
dsisshtss. and sarpnsng the large audiences that
nishty throns this vorits placs OF anussnsnt nsss
tswny geetsmsn. who have pssillsd - nsoh 70 ws
che appreciates u . New Yesk psbiis. m jus "
deserving OF all the applause thas hey receive They
appear IN full Jeddo holiday rsgsli. s.d es.ss thstr
lime and the half chop ssick half Chocsaw ssdsd q
their dialect rsedersd al The moro incosprshssssels
interpreter No one should fail 70 So th. great and
wonderful troupe IN their daring sosceats fsas - 70
dresses, mimic language and performances ars sm.a.
emily psrtaiDss The Japs and ,hsv are undoubtedly
the most marvellous troupe, 10 the way Of buricsqne,
that have visited our benghtsd shorsa
Crime and Chrissy's ninstrels.
The general performance Of Grimm and Chrissy's
Mnstrss has been 70 often praised In these oolsnns
that 10 diRcus matter TO sslecs any SPECIAL
parts Of the present entertainment for sulou. LAss
evening however, The voices OF the company crested
harmony itself In the concerted msso, smsee which
the chorus Of 'Iuriine" and the refrain Of sAnnss
Laslsp we're particularly well rendered Mr.. 0suss
Isss's tenor gave marked swsstss@ 70 the charming
old song 'sHer Sweet Face a the Window and the
srpegRio accompaniment Of IL two volins and bass
vsol everything that could b desired The usual
conversation between "Mr Johnsou' and hls subord-
mates elected several telling hts On he subjects and
folsS Of tho day; and superintendent Kennedy and
M Bsechers novel were nos forgotten in The rspsrsss
In their entertaining dialogue The Bogus Japanese
Troupe ELECTED shouts " laughter from the fashionable
aud numerous audience that flied the house, ater
which Otto Burbanks ssopig gained him and
honor Of the same nasuro was paid 10 wr. Boyces
comic song For the general effectiveness Of the CON-
mN BASE GAIL MATCH At DeToM
H. sf Bovror May 10, 1851
The arst OF three games OF base ball crhe cnampon-