The New York herald., 1867-03-05
A M U S e M & NJ T S /.


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Broadway Theatre.
The bill at this house last night consisted OF the two
act drama, Tho Fairy Circle, and the farce OF In
and Out OF Place, and full house was present. despite
The nclenency Of the weather. naugurats the second
week Of the very successful engagements Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams In the first peco Mr. Williams has
achieved decided success in porraying character
that may be regarded true type Of Irish peasant
manners Con O'Carolan is not, as many would-be
Irish delineators represent an uncouth wild and semi.
barbarous individual but q jolly. witty, rolckng
simple and honest being full Of fun and meriment and
overnowing with humor and good nature. Into this
II with equal spirit He has immense command OF fea-
ures and refined brogue which renders the driest say
Con appears until he wishes goodby the audience
kept in . state Of laughter and merriment not
Mn Williams as Il the Yankee Gal and in her variety
In the afterpece, is most successful, and last
night drew down several times the hearty ap.
plause Of very discriminating and respectable
audience and in her singing was repeatedly encored
The company were well up in their several parts,
afterpece each OF whom did creditable justice to the
characters represented. Mr.. Williams takes his only
benefit next Friday evening, when an attractive bill will
Stadt Theatre.
II IL easy task to transfer successfully either the
nu6hbn atAko WOTkS WnO6o CnaraCtcf1
and incidents essentially foreign to both. Even
whom the task 10 satisfactorily accomplished by the
damas the representative types being Identical with
those Of the original p are rarely embodied by the
actors with that correctness which the critic should
exact This was made apparent last evening" when Herr
Dawson, great artist failed TO interpret uthfully the
feelings and manners OF OF Eugene Sues creations
the Marquis de Maeford, shrewd word-wse, polished
specimen Of the French nobleman Of the old school, In
Der Bnckffgc Marquis FIVE act piece with lack OF
drdHds persona, Mr. Dawson sustained the principal
role discoursed all subjects every occasion, inter-
vened at that stage Of affairs when his services
most required and in ne proved that he could Justly
claim 70 % the deus e acnna Of the piece HIS act
acter WAS not such as those familiar with the novess
outline would recognize Faulein Irscbict played ex
celently well. and descrvedly appauded The
derng Of the other parts called for especial notice
The house, as usual, was flled.
New York Theatre.
Two pieces the bills for this week at this
pretty little place OF amusement in both Of which Lady
Don sustains leading characters. The performance
opens with Tom Taylor's laughable comedieta entitled
Nine Points Of the Law the part OF Mrs Smylie falling
to the lot Of Lady Don Her ladyshps representation
OF the crafty hollow and vet aeconate nature Of the
schemng widow is exceedingly effective, Of the
dialogue between herself and Joseph Tronode mark
Smith, being comcal keep the audience in
vulsve laughter This piece is followed by Brough's
buriesque Of Prsens and Andropedd, the Maid and
the Monster This extravaganza gives scope for
the display OF Lady Dons powers Of buresque acting
and will doubtless greatly increase the popularity which
she has already In such marked manner attained. Her
mpersonaton Of Perseus also gives an opportunity for
the exercise Of her superior vocal powers OF the
songs and snatches being particularly pretty Mark
Smith appears In another tremendous make up as Cas-
siope his erse last night greeted by very hearty
ovation The part Of Andromeda sustained by Miss
Lille Eldredge, q young lady new to tho company.
Although very young good stage pr
and careful and ocCurnt0 enuDciaon The piece
was well set throughout and ran very smoothly, and
WILL no doubt be extensively patronzed by the lovers
Of the spectacular and buriesqua
Olympic Theatre.
The popularity Of the drama which has been the
boards OF the Olympic heare for the past three weeks
appear from frequent repetItions but
rather In favor with each representation Last
evening the theatre well filled with fashionable
audience. Of whom fully onehaf we're ladies' and to
whom the drama Of the Streets OF New York seemed 70
give perfect satisfaction The piece was, has been
her part sithfuly and tho moro prominent ones being
repeatedly appauded The tabeaux were loudly en-
cored, the fourth one particularly.
Woods rAe.sss gre,sye.
The patrons Of this sstabls6As65 eAanS csneain, u
all events Of the quantity OF entertainment served up "a
them nightly BY the grand combination. It's variety IL
equally beyond cavil, the viySmqss Of the
country schoolmaster interpreted arms, and dogs
spice OF ballet The lightning Zouave drill Of Mr.
Charles Austin exhibited remarkable dextsry in tho
offence while the performances Of Professor Hutchinson
with barrel tho physical poses and gymnastic exer-
acting Of Professor Hutchnsons poodes, veraoe Sir
Isaac New,ons marvellous exciting and interest
ing. The audience manifested their appreciation FREE
quently during the night
Musical.
Scverni and Peases fourth morning concert was given
yesterday at steinways rooms, and we'll attended
notwithstanding the wet weather. The programme
presented for the entertainment specially excellent
and comprised more particularly the romauza Don Pas
quaIe oy Donizs which the rich voco OF sgnor Fossat
deve oped with fine effect. Two Wild peculiar pieces
the Norwegian Peasant and Echo songs well per-
formed by Senor Severin. Duo bufo, Eisir d'Amore
duo ON themes, from Crspno and selections from Lu.
crezia Borga. comprising savera popular, beautiful
airs by Fossat Severin A H. Pease and @. W. Colby
were given with Characteristic excellence.
Signor LOttl. long and favorably known AZ singer
In German and Italian opera and other musical enter
tainments gave his farewell concert last evening a
Europe' The attendance vas large considering the
weather full orchestra and number OF members OF
the Aron Society performed part OF the programme.
romanxa from Faust and another from Don Sebastian
with much effect Mile. Naddi, young and promising
soprano delivered with attractive esprit the Magic
Flute aria, which met with vigorous sppause.
One Of the most fashionable audiences that ever as
sembled In the Brooklyn Academy o. Music was
ance Of the sacred oraorio OF the Messiah under the
direction Of Mr. l. r. Harrison, by the same artists
who took the solo parts in the rendition OF that oratorio
in hi city the choruses being given By tho New York
Harmonic society The whole performance in every
way most acceptable TO the apprecative auditory and
the principal artists most loudly applauded. A
full orchestra rendered the Instrumentation In fault
less manner. The entire ora.oro, In fact, was rare
musical treat for tho Brooklynites.
CARNIVAL soIaeE At DRAMATIC HALL.
The society Frauenlob gave another carnivastic
sores At Dramatic Hail. in Houston street, last night,
which in every respect successful and comic an