The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22
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banquet table OF the audience pien.nay supA Nst
with choice classic. ssnsaiiona, and burissqus dsAs
legs that pvouette IN tho most extraordinary ssatsA
opera rarities entrees and minstrel hashcs TIA
quality Of this dramatic food not always palsabo ana
sonie OF Il 10 perfectly indiyossIbs STILL however.
twenty i've theatres are in running Order twenty i've
managers blow their trumpsts aud cell 70 The public,
''wak up. ladies and gentlemen. and singers scream.
0ddlos rosn thor bows and and strut
behind the foo.ligh1. all 20 please that large.
lazy, good naturcd su,mai the public. Among
those twenty 1--we places OF amusement some
crowded aud soms are lott severely alone Tho
COSBY little Ih5htro Francas Ia Of tho frat class On
its stage The highest form OF the classic drama pre-
sented by Madame Ristos and her admirable company
The farewell matinee Of this srea, artist Saturday last
WAS jam OF the most complete kind. The wonderful
OF Osnbachs inmitabs opera has Increased
the popularity OF the Frenoh theatre At the Academy
OF Music the consists also or opera and classic
drama The former commencing In September has al
ready placed tho stage Don Giovanni Parsn Ors,o
the Barber OF Seville, Norma. Crispiao Tr0vat0re Faust
ErnAni Lucia, Don BucofAi0 and the HuguenOts. Tho
revival OF the last mentioned opera drew OF the
largest houses Of the One OF tbs most attractive
In the great r5ie or Otheo HIS voice. almost Of
baritone quality IN strength. equality aud SYM
action recalled recoecsons OF tho grea. Garcia In
TrovAtore Norma and Ernani he fully sustained tho
expectations formed Of him At his debut Hn appear
anco In the other great operas which will be shortly
brought out 10 snxioosy looked for by all those who
appreciate that rara ASH, good tenor Miss Fanny
Janauschek the Riston OF Germany. has attracted =
large number Of Germans, and also Americans. tho
Academy. She has already appeared in Medea. Debo
rah Mary Stuart and BYunnd, and gives evidence Of
talents and thorough training In the school Of the
classic drama She does not get much assistance from
her company which 10 general Of the most mediocre
character The number and variety OF entertainments
increase ~ We near the holidays and the season will
cuimnate in excellence when Pixies magnificent Opera
kfA,u INT NNA hall haa IN
walt another year for the completion OF Booths classic
theatre which viii Sraw many theatre gosrs away from
SrosdwU.
Broadway TheRtre-JnIia Dean.
Julia Dean Is always pleasing actress and has large
number OF admirers in New York They failed TO AL
the Broadway theatre hast night. however. to tho OK
tent that her performance Deborah deserves, tho
mouse being q poor one considering the merit OF the
representation. The reason OF this may probably DO
found In the fact that the piece has played fire.
quentiy In New York, under the original Of
Deborah, given to by .s author Professor Mosen.
thai of Munich we'll under the various aliases OF
Leah, Naomi. Rebecca. Judith and all the Hebrew
female names in the catalogue that I. has lost It's
ence Miss Deans personailon OF the loving
hating proud humble, revengefui and forglvng Jewess
we'll sustained through all the scenes OF the power
full and 10 the masdction and closing she
warmly appIauded, and bowed her acknowledgements
before she curtain. The piece toleaby we'll put upon
the stage. although some fault may 30 found with few
the characters The parts oil tho Village Doctor
played the piece a. Is we have said, suncsntiy We'll
known 70 the requenters OF the New York theatres
render any criticism Of is merits unnecessary but ~
presented the broadway is deserving Of better
house than witnessed ss performance last evening
Preach Theatre.
This little temple OF many muses was rsspisndsnt
night with the goriss OF and camp gathered
around that charming Of noble ladies' the Gsnde
Duchssse OF Gsroists,n rosses Tostss the boards
again. but hardly roignins IN the supreme vim Of fun
snd merrment that goes with perfect health She IL
c y sss y 4 srden, nensd 70 tso
tyraa and have 10 own way with fair Foreigners Dss-
pite however, some evident trace OF indisposson In
the prisd donna tho comic went or last night with its
usual 6caf giving indication Of any abatement OF its
attractive power Habituii and those whose names
on the list for future 81 court will Of
notice that Grsnds Duchesss has changed her nights
sincs the departure Of Marie Ansoinstts.
The New York Theatre-Fannv II. Price,
II the New York theatre last night and for the ns.
ums 10 this city, MI. Fanny B. Price made her appear
sncs 10 the character Of Naomi the jewish haidsa To
.tness who have seen DEBORAH or Lsah Or Judith OF
RsSsoos. oil Of which are srAnsias!oss or adaptations
from the same original DR. Mossnthars Dsbssah thsrs
V HUE anything, IN Naomi which 10 novel, In many
and power and 70 an sn.rsss Of ability, shs leading
AFFORDS ample oppertuay for display. In the
leading charaessr fact AL the interest centres she
which peculiarly d1cuis 70 sustain, requiring povers
OF very high order Il praise 70 say that last night
sk and dignity. bat 10 not greater praise than Miss
Price msrSa Her Naomi 10, In truth, . powerful
aad telling impsrsonaiion- The mrs, two sess were
the defects OF the minor performers But from the
moment Naomi appears In the third ac Interest not only
does NOT sg bus steadily Increases In intensity hl t
eliminates In tbs closing OF tho last act which
aaectpg even rt-rsndlng In the extreme. II would
not be dcul. 10 certain features In Miss Prices
acting in which improvement 10 possible, and de-
srabis. She 10 best in the npassioaed paris 10 the
aneter passages there absence Our obiec.
Ton points less 10 her position Der gestures than
her speakfnr she has . voice OF great beauty and
power but occasionally and When effort IL not necessary
shs mouths her words little much She cannot be
too careful Of reading. n She gives her days and
her uights TO improv emsnt this particular she may
vat Axe high place the american S.sgs fhe youth
fuI wife and mother was played 70 perfection by Mss
Celia Logan.
Bowery Theatre.
The boards OF The Old Bovery we're tvoddeh again