The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-16
ANU SIX NJ EN- S
Breadwny Thea<rr.

isrga aud,ence greeted tho WorrsiI sisters at thc
Broadway last evening" and testified their appreciation
or the performance by repeated rounds q applause.
Out To Nurse charming little farce, first played
Miss jennie woe reprsensns tue character o. Susie
with the extravaganza entitled ka'saralzaman and
Badoms, which passed of smoothly: and caused much
laughter Upon the conclusion OF tho last piece The
worrc Sisters were loudly encored and called before
the curtain.
The Richings English Opera Trenpe.
The Richngs English Opera troupe opened a season
OF eighteen nights at the Olympic theatre on Monday
fun greeted their nrst appearance in New York,
and the applause bestowed the arstes who assumed
the principal roles gave evidence that their efforts 10
please most apprecatve auditory not unayailng
The programme for the occasion Martha Miss Caro-
line Rchngs sustaining the principal role The plot Of
this fine production by Flotow is thoroughly known
10 all lovers OF operate music that would lie Of
space for to give II here. As Lionel Mr.. VIM Castle
added another TO the aure he has already won and
ceived as his e6rts well deserved the unanimous APP
plause Of the auditors Especially he Ia tho
Tenor o solo Marina on Return turn At 'ne opening
which Immediately precedes the chorus at the close Of
tho third act Mir. S. c. Campbell Piunkett lbassoh
sang WELL barring slight huskness OF voice. evidently
the result OF cold. In the fourth act he Fang tho
baritone solo. sIf this be Love-" with remarkably ne
request was made for Its repetition. His rendering
OF the drinking song also encored Miss Richings
(sopranol sang 'rhc Last Rose OF Summer" 10
manner that gave evident satisfaction, though It has
often been more artistcally given in many mere con-
cert performances.
Last evening an audience which nlicd the theatre In
every part was present to witness the rendering OF
Waace's Mariana. The cast OF the opera was excel
lent Miss Caroline Richings assumed the role OF Mari
tana, Mr. w. Castle appearing Don Cesar. Mr.. s. g.
Campbell az Don Jose Miss Zelda Harrison Iazaro
and Mr. Henry Peakos the King, all OF whom received
deserved applause for their artistic efforts In their vnr
GUS parts The principal arias, well rs most OF the
concerted selections, met with The chorus
singing better than Monday night, though there
we're instances especially in allegro PASSAGES where the
soprani seemed to be anxious reach the move
ment unaccompanied by the other choral parts. This
apparent haste somewhat married the unsons that
demanded by the score OF the opera and made choral
efforts grato harshly the cultivated The "Ange
lus chorus tho first and the final chorus in the last
act were, however exceptions to this rule The gem Of
the entertainment the duo sHoy Mother, Guide HIS
Footsteps" by Miss Rchngs and Miss Harrison, IN the
last act, which pleased the audience that unan
nous enose brought about its repetition which both
arsts received the heartiest applause Independent Of
ITS musical features the plot Of the opcra was exceenty
aced-a matter hardly less noteworthy than the vocali
cation itself To night Aubers romantic opera OF Fra
Didvoo will be given.
Park Theatre, Broolsiyn.
An entertainment varied and amusing, was pre-
scented last evening at Mrs. Conveys neat little
theatre, and was Witnessed by large audience,
and evidently thoroughly appreciated Tho prin:
opal portion OF the programme consisted OF
satonsl Irish drama, entitled Inshavogue. or the
Outlaw Of es, in which MI. F. B. Conway ap-
peared to good advantage in the title 6 and ably
assisted by Mrs. c. Henri Biddy Malone, Miss Alice
BENEDICT Kate ODwycr and the rest OF the company
At the close OF the drama Misses Laura and Fanny
Queen sang handsome duet, entitled " Wandering in
the and appeared also 10 the iaughabc farce
"The Dead shot, The Queen sisters evince in many
tons gracefulness with sprghtneas Miss Laura sang
"I'll be Submissive Vile" In good style, and was
greeted with hearty and deserved eaeors The other
Andrew Queen, W. G. Styles Wren and sayle.