The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-25
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broadway Theatre,

Lat evening the pleasant istsis conedistsa d The
Pea Of ths raree and the very amusing buf3esqus or
Cinderella produced agsan n this theatre, the
wcrli sisters appearing In eAcA and maaasestisg al
that vivacty and versatility 81 talent which have
with 30 much favor from she public Welsh Edwards,
Sophie wosreli, Fanny Germnin and 7. 1. Donncliy
acquitted themselves with than usual credit
Tho house crowded and for the heneh OF those who
desire hearty laugh and TO ENJOY entertainment
formances win be produced again al the Saturday matt
nee. ON Monday evening the buriesquc Of Aladdin, or
" S ree ys nor s
courage the management OF this theatre.
HIusicnl.
Befe's beautiful opera the Bohemian Girl undoub.-
sdly the most successful and popular in the roper
toe Of the Rchngs troupe The second
at the Olympic theatre last night attracted another
mense audience, and the frequent encores testified
their appreciation Of the charming melodies and
choruses scattered through the work. Mes Richngs
Castle, Campbell and See ain all excellent In their
respective parts The Dssshoof OF the last mentioned
being better sung than Monday night Tho orchestra
also showed marked improvement rhe extraordinary
success which has attended the short Of this
troupe shond encourage management 10 place
English opera on permanent basis in fha metropolis
IT'S when given by strong troupe like the present an
irresistible magnet.
The fourth Pnznanski quartet soiree at Stocks Hail
last night ccmprised Haydns celebrated major quar-
ts, which "Gcd Save the Emperor The Austrian ma
iiona anthem IL introduced and sozarts Il fiat major
quartet The first work was nuely played, the second
movement, Poc1 ddagio slhe antheml being encored
The string quartet consists of Ncssrs FaznanskI,
schwarz, Bernstein and Liesegsn1 Madame yarian
Holman sang cradle song BY Wallace in excellent
STYLE although the accompanies almost nulnncd her
tlsic rendering by Want OF coImon de eacy of touch
and phrasiDv. she encored and responded with
. ctgaAnrcfte such artist should be heard more
frequently IN tho concert ball Mr. Dsmush played q
rondc by Hummol The audience Was not large, but
Kind, however, towards the artist
A grsrd concert Has last evening given III Seinway
Hall Tor the benefit Of the Gemsn Ladies' society for
the Relief of Widows and 0rphsas. The charity being
deserving Of all sssis and The programme embrace
ing an excellent selection of vocal and Instrumental
mnsic the large auditorium was crowded The most
artistic Feature of tue bill the violin performances OF
Nine. Camilla Urso, whose execution OF q caprice by
veuxtemps and OF Fumes composition called forth
most nthusssfc piaidits Herr Bogumii Dawson re-
gsrdess OF the time honvfed fashion adopted by readers
Who usually stand when scciing their excerpts seated
himself and read with great effect several passages from
Julue tesar The other nr.isfcs who assisted were
Messrs. :. p Warren Car! wciisohi, Hsnnix. Fred.
stems and Mmss. Frederick sud klosa
valemllne V0usden.
This pro,esa ACTOR aud mimic performer still holds
forth at Clinton Hall In his groiesque entertainment On.
titled The Unity OF Nations in which he psrsonsses
many Characters with reusrksble dlrysnces or dialect
appropriateness OF facial expression and prompt changes
OF costume. Mr. vousden Is an actor or many accom-
plshments and his entertainment II both original md
he uulll hoso ~los