The New York herald., 1867-02-10
A M U s c M e N r s .


Preach Theatre. ssa ~ aat
Tc associated artists whose ssmweeky performances
recognized attractions are gradually enlighten-
ing the public rs the exceloncss OF the Of the French
rSpe,soire an entirely new comedy L. Aewtrier de
TAeodors OF the most amusing Of plays, and given
Tor the first tme and enacted by sio OF the most
capable performers Of the company The piece in which
figure shrewis, wife. persecutsd husband ana STA
guariy accommodating faiher-in-Iaw is repete with
killing dialogue and comcal stuatiens, and was ad-
mrably rendered by N M Edgard and Juisn and Nmo
Rosa sauner Our limited space prevents entering into
details 10 the presentation Of Ls Noes de Jeannec
70 bs perfect satsfactou Of the most critical Of Tho
ha,i.lSs.
New Yerk Theatre--Matinee. eft
Tho Bird Of Pars1se was produced q the New York
theatre Tor the last time yesterday afternoon and evsn-
ing me matinee was pretty wen attended, notwith-
standing the incemsncy or tho weather and tho per-
formsncs passed or In the usual succesEul nannsr
Miss Hinckley was especially good IN her role and tho
orchsstr too deserves praise for the careful manner
Man will bc produced atthis theatre nsxs week nas
N1asicaI. AN 81
The matinee Il ths Olympic Theatre yesterday BY Mr.
Leonard Growers German 'epen Company brought out
Flotow's dslish8al opsss Of Martha, with . sood
audience ana bsttor performance. IN .she evening
Ncolais sparkling nerry. hghs and langhable work.
The Merry Wives u Windsor, was given. The music
Of this opera is charming throughout The overture,
q structure Of graco and beauty, spsnddly played
by Neuendorf's orchestra This department Of tho
opera indeed beyond reprosch and entirely different
from the preceding ni9hta Herman's FalstaG Is too
well known TO need extended comment part, and
Mesdames Johannsen, Frederci and Rotter as Mrs.
Ford Mrs Page and Miss Ann Page everything thaA
could be desred successful rendering OF this
pleasant little opera could not be given. and hope
iir. Grover will reDeat it, even after Monday night
Tn0 IederkrAux SOcaty held their tWeutiofh ami.
ycr ary at their hall last evening Tho memsrs mus.
tered in full force, ard mirth toty and enjoyment
other vocal pie spenddlv sung by the society
under thor efficient leader. Agricola Paur Haydn's
imperial string quartet played by Messrs Christ,
Brandeis. Stern and waot, and the execution OF the
Austrian National Anthem reflected the highest credit
on nsse p,a gsnemep f 49, MI william % %sasnway the
made appropriate speeches, and Messrs Cosson, Fred
Stems aud Others did httlc dramatic for the amusc-
decorated the Klein stve aud tho night passed
in merriment and rood feeling. Mcssrs Koch (sccre-
tar,l Herself Nenbach, A. Weber, Gefuss, frost and
all the other members OF the society exerted themselves
TO tho utmost 10 make every present satisfied with
the twentieth anniversary Of tho New York Lederkanz
Society. r MgsY s*F
The Academy Of Musc Brooklyn, was crowded yestcr-
day afternoon by very select and fashionable audience
management Of Mr. 1. r. Harrison. The programme
contained some very pleasing selections rom the works
the performers being Msssrs Carl Rosa, s. B. Mills, w.
Episode d Tfvvntove and the Ronds de Lutiss Mr.
Mills performed very sparkling Fantasia and received
most enthusiastic encore. Mr. w. Hill sang Low
ing Think Of Thee and .T Know Pair OF Hazel
Eyes" with than usual effect bis wen trained and
richly musical tenor voice being heard to great advan
tage IN the lofty hall Of the Academy Tho large at
tendance at yesterdays matinee adds another to tho
many proofs already given that the Inhabitants Of Brook
lyn arc ever willing 70 trn cut mdss when anything
In the shape OF q musical trent may be expected
The TEACHERS and pupils Of The Musical Conservatory
$50 Broadway, gave . complimentary cencert 70 M
Edward Mosnhaucr at Irving Hail. last evening" Con-
sdcring the rough and rainy state Of the weather the
attcndance was largo and certainly, t0use common
phrase. u was very sppprsciative." The programme
consisted principally OF instrumental music, for the
plano, violin and violoncello, and performed by
Messrs BoekelmAn, Bernard and Henry hollenhauer.
Ono Of the gems OF the evening caprice OF Rom
bergs which was gwen on the violoncelo BY Henry
Mollenhauer Mr.. Boskolman performed = fantaisie
from Le Pfophe'e In excellent style, and received
hearty recall Tho vocal part Of the entertainment
sustained by Miss Stirling and Siguor MLer both Of
whom received from the audence natering proof Of it,
appreciation Of their efforts ha e aa3al US
Antonio Mora's Italian Opera Company, about TO open
Monday next ~ the French Theatre is composed Of
excellent materials. Alter the prma DONNA has
hibted remarkable powers as the rehearsa, and tho
other members Of The company worthy asssants cf
such m artist Judging from the rehearsal We may
safely prognoscats ossf the best rsnderngs of ira
via Cor % moro. pis chat New York haA ever sesn