The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
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night after night the Academy Of Music the saffron
skinned and almond eyed protsges Of Managers Rsey
and Mcguire absorb the attention Of the most fashion,
able and intelligent portion Of Tho cssns q the mesrop
Ola The universal question, s'Hsve you seen The
Japansssf" receives Affirmative rsspouss from the
majority sf smussmsus gsss, end Il b now time for
the management to change the programme interesting
though may b.. The Japs have hundreds Of other
they would also change ths orchestral pieces and give
the melancholy duts player chance at some Of Lszts
transcriptions, would % .s The ,adder Or rather
the bamboo poe and the fight from the dome 70 the
balcony, st Me leading attractions q the Academy
There wiz Be entire change Of Vrogranns to-aighl
Olympic TAeasre.
Tbs much abused Treasure Trovs SSH thrves under
Mr.. Growers fostering oars md the sign "standins
room only" Is Sufficient guarantee Il is popularity
The pscs has bssa down sod reduced to shipshaps
in such manner that nov runs 70 every ones salts
faction A drama VIM compare favorably with any
one Of those pieces q the school which it, oppo
nsnts applaud other establishments Discussing the
propriey OF introducing realities In the drama In idle
waste Of words nowadays unsss We condemn ali alike
The introduction OF horse and Gray, however Is pro
fsr.os . the deba. Of Pr specially .hen thai s4 mar
effective scenery WORKS smoothly and Saratoga 10
As fashionable the falls - pc.nrs,gas the stock EI
prominent - any one could Wish.
Broadway Theatre.
Last evening Mlm Lucille Western opened NJ this
theatre in her avorte character Of Lady Isabel the
sentimental play Of East Lynne. A very large house
and fine performance the features OF the opening
night Although Miss Western evidently annoyed
by severe cold and at times the hoarsensss seriously
obstycted her usually facils elocuon she worked her
role up powerful climax towards the end Of she
pecs and she made very impressive finish Her mild
like performances Of the rst two acs and the aba.
don and power Of the conclusion we're nps artistic con-
trasis fhs lady has greatly i|provsd1n her perform
good. Messrs stoddart, Jack and Blaisdel, and Mrs.
Gilbert being especially commendable in their r6 out
theatre a. Sir Francis Levison weak conventional
and ssstagy" The drama Is fayorts With the public,
and will probably enjoy run
New York Theatre.
The three star sisters-sophis Irene and Jsnnie-and
certainly they may well lay claim to the title have again
drawn from their extensive repertoire, and RECALLED their
patrons last night with Of the musical
quill beights. Notwithstanding sns immense attrae-
tons furnished NJ other houses fair and fashionable
audience conarsgated a. this esabshment Lass evening
The piece throughout we'll cast excslently mounted
and went on with ecak The dual clog dance Of Irene
and Jennie received we'll merted encore. Cinderella
stu continues a. popular Is ever
Bowsry Theatre.
The Bowery theatre. newly renovated, was crowded
from pit 10 uppsrmost balcony last evening, the attrsc
uon being the Appearance Of Mr. Joseph Proctor in the
dual part Of Gle, and Of M ". q. Jones Masena in
the Armorsr Of Tyre. Mr.. John Nuuan appeared ~
Prince Phal while the v6ie Of the tyrant effectively
rendered BY Mr. Coburn, especially In the pantommic
portion OF IT, MrA Jones acted with her usual zest,
though rather aogsiy In Massna, and Mr.. Marden did
well Srao Tho drama which 10 OF the spectacular
SORT 10 relieved IN its heavier scenes BY The bvpay Of
Hadrac, the wine selleY connection with cfdfre
dawo In which Joaz the vine dresser, plays the y6s
Of the rustic Iover--rsndering tn whole very like
human life, tragedy with exceedingly clear under.
tone Of farcicaiity drama eatitled Presumptve Evil
dence In which Mira zones appeared Penny McLaugn-
lin, concluded the evenings entertainment
MazssIenrs Farewell Concert.
The favcriss tenor who has long charmed opera
geers New York with his splsndid voice babe fare
well TO the scene Of his many triumpbs last night
Irving Han crowded with most brilliant audience
and the ladies' in particular attended large numbers
dashing. rocking ballad, composed expressly for
Signor hszxoleni and entitled Don Cesar do Bazan and
Venetian Canzons, we're the selections Of the osnf-
clare. His voice, unmparsd by the years Of dreay
servude underwent in the old voice destroying caia
combsrang out In both pieces with all ia pristine
power and brilliancy and encorcs followed each He
vas assisted BY signora 0roiani, Madame Martinez,
Sgnor Albsno, sgnor Antonncc and Mr.. Patteson. On
Wednesday sghor Mazzocni will bid adicu 10 Brooklyn
at the Academy OF the City OF Churches No other con-
cert will take place at either hail. excepting the last
sunday concert until Ne great musical festival