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The French Thea No
Orvh1s az. ENfvs was, last sveA .,s,,s :, M n'
French dramatic company for The benefit N.a'1
| Ailuson has already been made to 0fenbA>
| performed by the operate troupe, although n
tissue OF nonsensicA jokes and stage gags, ~.
better adapted to the capabilities OF comedians
fact made evident last evening when the perfcA
sss, occasionally %s.re6 D ~. me ..rc n.,nss
heartily scpi.aa:a y lss: ..s al; s,:.s:
rsodsrias on the oocssios M q which W spsai sbs
| MnA Naddi, the bsnSfca1s, sang charmingy s.A
r. Scribss = the stroisg Musician, suhsisutsd aug
for the traditional addlo and played soio - sxoss.s
| style
The Park Theatre. BroShlyn. "a
The Child Of the Regiment was performed Tor ~
second tme q this theatre last evening before vNy
good audience in point se nunbe Ths piecs b fairly
c@t and The characters Of such smpe requiremsoEs
do not display too garingy the weakness u thet
utility forces of the theatre Miss Lanra QUEEN asume4
Tho roe Of the sprghsiy vivandisrs. and peornsA -
tho sasfaeuon n the greater portion 0 her sudieasa.
winning sucorss for her songs and rounds Of apPAns
for hsr dsclamatovy sponts" This Indy y young. sssA
girish In her appearance and although evidently -
sass ON the STAGE gives evidences Of having been tmps
fscsly trained Hsr presence s very nBs but her aoag
cold, unmpassioned and lacking il eOrce. wh1s -
assseisn y bad Her spoeches are I'll dsitvstse
hergesculaons very few and far between 20 thas
she y only saved from reproaoh by her occasional viee
way 70 tno exuberance Of spirits natural TO youth A.
such periods she IL natural and consequently psasug
and effective The Indy Is very young however, ana
the fact that she has already made herself great ~
vorite Mr Mestayer, as the grun cid sergeant al
lover sueceeded By good acting in making fsaturs q
his part On tho whole the piece very evenly per-
action broadly ludicrous n incident was rattied oR
in boisteroas style, with Mrs Henri and MessrA Chip
penale and Lamb in the leading parts the latter beng
Quyts comlczl In his drunken scene.
Musical.
The Rose d Castisowas given again by the Rcnngs
troupe at the Olympic theatre last evening before
large audience Mss Rchngs sishou gh suffering fron
. severe cold acquitted herself very crcdaby, ana
with tho admirable support OF Mrs scgup, Castle
Campbsll Seguin and wye the opera passed or sativ
factorly. The beautiful finale OF the first act givsa
with marked effect Tho troupe has mot with un-
parallsed success 80 far and u 70 pity that these
Philadelphia engagement for the next month neerferD
10 March WIN probably Lurne, satanslla and tAs
Enchantress produced 10 splendid styio -
Mr. Jerome Hopkins fourth concert for tho OpAesa.
&C. fund, took place at steinway Hall last night Tha
tinted sort Of mutual adm ration society. fos every,
thing enoored Madame Dc Iussan. soprano; NJ
Dawson, pianist; Mr. Henry Msllcnhauer vIoloncellis
and other artists assisted In the Mr. HopknA
in response to an encore, created sensation BY whts
t,ng and accompanying himself on the plano aovd
fsasure in pablo concert THO orphans we'll rsOl
resented the ana evnced much outhusn1M
IN The music.
Theatrical and rIssscal Items.
The great yacht % attracting attention r.
musical circisx Konrad Treuer, young composer q
this city, as brought hs Ocean Yacht Race 0rssa
in
the true popular ring recommend TO the mersst tyre
% veil a. The most accomplished artist the piansk
II s handsomely illustrated with oolored ithograph e.
tho contsndtns yachts. Harvey Dodwcvth, the uso'
aown orchestral director oommemorases tho event ~
dash,ng 80 Of lancers entitled Our Sailor Boy LAnr
csrs with splendid likeness Of the winner Of uSe mia
winter II graceful and fitting tribute TO the ln-
donitabls pluck. energy and perseverance, that org
naAed planned and successfully carried out entsPD
unparalleled tn ths annals OF yachting
vandenhoG succeeded the Bskr Of Ava a. Allyn Hal
| Hartford, on Tuesday night
Tho people Of Cairo n6s Eden. have the RsilAnee
Broshsrs odshoos Of the HAnloas q their Athensua
Madame Rs,or snccseded tho Ghion, and sassi 0pesA
| TSoaps u n Bas's, g. Louis. % Monday sight.
Otto Hoym nnished his engagement n the Pitssbsrg
| German theatre on Tuesday ast. X
Charles Barron appeared Oths1o II ths Metropen-
tan. Budalo. on the 2Sth instant
vestvali 10 still the attraction the Memphis thsAra
The second convention OF The Vermont Central AusA
Association took place q Montpelier w. Lest week.
Professor Southard. Of Boston the director. -
Camille Urss the csebratsd vioIiniss, was e appsAe
en- Thursday evening ~ Nevbusypors, Na1, NM ~
Boston Parior Opera Troupe
Senior PsraltA the Mexican prima doana creating .
great Juror In Havana ~
Mr. Mapieson viii produce the Tannhanssr next sssssA
her hsjssty's in superb aannss rIetsns suslaaing
The chief r6se. Y,
Icon Roqnsr, young pianist started . voyaee
round world and played well the aaectioes -
eldest daughter of Queen Of Otshets that -
fell In with him. married him and made him, osn-
sequenty. heir presumptvs TO che throne Of Otahes
Lis.xs new ors,ono, Christ, has bssa performed =
various places in italy.
Miss Susan Denim Is drawing good houses st the M
waukes Academy Of Music.
Miss Rose Eytines and Frank LAWYER appeared n
Days dramatizatIon OF arfnth Gaun Wsil's OpsrA
House, Washington, on tho 18th inst.
Mr. Jefferson has brought out the comedy Of Ours -
the Holiday, Bal,imore
Bogumil Dawson will sppsar al the Concordis, BAiu
more, this week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Poole and Stuart o'Bren opsnsA
the Prince OF Wales theatre Auckland, New zeaAsd.
December 4, 1860. They were very succsssfu n
Wellington.
Dick Rsey's troupe Of japanese juggsrs made .
sensation last month 81 tho Academy of Music, 6aA
Francisco. Tbsys arc two women In the troupe ths
nrst that received permission from the Tycoon -
leave Japan