The New York herald., 1867-03-06
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Stasit Theatre.

Stadt Theatre.
Tho Stadt theatre crowded TO repetion last
Ing, the occasion Of the presentation Of Mozars
opera Of Zauberaote in which Mesdanes Rotter and
Frideric and Messrs. Chandon, Groschel and Formes
sustained the principal characters The performance Of
this favorite opera such to draw from she apprc
cative auditory who listened 1t the very heartiest
applause Especially was this approval bestowed on
Madame Rotter for her rendering Of the rcctasve and
las the Queen Of Night in the first act; on Mr..
Chandon arastro for his solos the second and third
acts; and ON Madame Frideric las Pamipa), and on
Madame Rouer aud Herr Formes las PapageAa and
Papageno respectively Madame r doubling the char
acters OF Papageno and the Queen for their duo In
the last act The choruscs not efficient a.
they might be made, considering the great field
in this city upon which manager OF German
opera draw the stage business was in few in
stances especially the lack ef prsspsitude in chang
ing the scenery open criticism. With these excsp-
tions the performances was highly satisfactory.
Mr.. HaTrison's enterprise in giving osatoros
paraIeled scale OF grandeur and efclency has been
Hail vas crowded, and an audience Of no ordinary
character sat through the performances of Sansou Mr.
1 sses s 80 3. 9 ses ~ s1n q ~
might be termed tasovs vu6sSb arrangement The
same faults have repeatedly pointed est 70 him were
ssase o dramassc szprssss coDaials and issdIeso1s
Of the pov'ameso, and peculiar "throatv" tone m
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anas dan thai redoubtabie indivIduai sfSer Dalah
raised his hairn Mr. Thomas (Asn0ahl sang pretty
well considering s6e caliore Of HIS voice FOR orasoo
and promising vocalist and with experience will
yet make her mark 10 this city She hardly equal yet
The soprano part vas the best feature In the work
Clear fu rseh yocalizaslon and tone INTENSE passion
ats desssiesa feeling and expresson and thorough ap
prcciision Of and harmony with che great composer
marked every measure Of the part such arss 10 .
phenomenon the present day. and worthy high.
aaf duer a
ensenste and TINA but the voices were not well bal
snced, sbe ssoess End bas.ss prsdominatsg the
higher paris The effect, however of three hundred
voices IN this spIesdid hall very effective and with
the efficient orchestra organ and grand pnao made up
Of Dagon's temple, sssinway HAN, the latter
less strong. sr
Tony PastoP's Opera Honse.
The houses At this establishment continue very good,
the performances varied and fall TO interest
and amuse the audience assembled. Last evening Tony
Pastor in his como ssngs Johnny Wild aud Billy shep.
pArd in negro acts and Mile Bertha leading parts
in the ballet the noticeable and effective ea
OF the performan CO. and rewarded with the
spprobativc applause and the exactins encorcs with
which Bowcry asdeDces always reward their favores
The evenings entertainment was concluded with new
drama, entitled Tho Hills Of Kerry, in which were
depicted the and Incidents Of the latest Fenan
sprising Ireland The piece well performed, and
proving successful will be repeated throughout the
Charley Whites.
The latest attraction at Mechanics Hall is the great
Indian juggier Silas D. Baldwin, whose astonishing per-
formances elc nightly from crowded houses the hearth
est rounds OF applause. The laughable comcaiity,
entitled The Boarding School, 10 upon the bills, and
the cccentric,es OF Messrs Hart and Kcrns keep
audience in . continual from its begsnnns s
termination The singing Of George Edeson is hns
and fresh while Dick Ralph still delights the boys
In tho gaiIcry by throwing his limbs about IN very
marvellous and careless manner The performances
concluded last evening with the farce of The JeaIous
Wife, IN which Messrs Hart and Edesoh and Miss lie
C;s,:e slxtaiued the leading parta