The New York herald., 1868-03-11

have power Of attraction which IL & an artist y, rs
synonymous with success. Niblos Is nkey 70 Do
crowded for many day to come.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-sSam" entertained large
number OF delighted friends at the broadway last
night. The cast remains unchanged, ana eacn
character is rendered admirably Mr.. Chan
frau's '.sam" Is capital creation an; ana
ences that nightly crowd the theatre to witness.
Mr.. Parsloe presents the ex-circus servant IN an
thusiastc "a applause The other members Of the "a.
mirable company perform their parts In higniy
satisfactory manner.
THE BowERY THEATRE.-On Monday night Miss
Kate Fisher the celebrated exponent Of limbs and the
equestrian drama, inaugurated what promises to be
a brilliant engagement at Manager Freligh's popular
and always well patronfzed establishment. The lady
selected as her opening piece the spectacular play
Of 8Mazeppa," which afforded an excellent oppor-
tunity for the display OF her fine physique and the
capabilities Of her trained horse Wonder, and, as
is always the case wherever she appears, she
covered herself with glory" But this Is not to be
wondered at asmncn as n some son 81 the scenes M
self with something additional to her character cos
tune. But the play is popular and 30 Is Miss Fisher,
and the management never falls to put worthy at
traction before Its patrons In fact, complete bud
get Of novelties Is programme at the Bowery. In
was amused by fine selection OF comic songs and
dances and the nautical drama entitled, "My Poll
and My Partner joe" as the closing piece.
THEATRE CoMIoUE.-The Boston conatQAe ballet
and pantomime troupe are doing immense business
at this theatre. La belle danseuse Diani refine de
ballet s one Of the main attractions this week, and
her graceful dancing is received with the most enthu
siaslc applause. The programme for the present
week consists Of the Spanish ballet, "La Maja de
Sevilla" and the excellent pantomne OF the "Young
Recruit nThis beautiful little theatre under the ex
cellent management Of Messrs. White, Cotton \
Sharpey has become the favorte resort Of hundreds
every night and has been uniformly successful this
season. - N' t-
BANvAKp's MUsguM.-The changed condition from
slavery to freedom of the Southern negro has not
changed, and will not as long as there remains
record and memory Of American savery-the popu
larity Of that powerful drama, Uncle Toms Cabin"
particularly nightly played at Banvard's Nu-
scum, by Mr.. G. G. Howard, the original Uncle Tom,
and Mrs. G. G. Howard, the great original Topsy
with fine auxiliary company to assist them, 1t Is
well got up, the scenes and tableaux are produced
with artistic effect and the acting Is good as IN
the memorable days 1t so long held sovereign sway
on the boards OF the old National. There was good
house to witness Its representation last night as
there doubtless Will be as long as the piece continues
to be played.
NEW YORK THEATRE.-The drama Of 'Nobodys
Daughter' continues strong card at this attractive
little establishment and drew last night, as it seems
to draw every night, splendid house. 1t Is well
worth q visit from those who fur behind the
times as not to have seen 1t.
NEW YORK CIRcUs.-As has been the case through
out the season, the performances here last evening
were given to a large and appreciative audience
whose enjoyment Of the ring entertainment seemed
| as hearty, II somewhat more restrained as when
| similar feats were witnessed in the ''ang syne'
under canvas. Mile. Carotta De Berg and Miss Ln-
cle WATSON the two famous eQestrie7leS, appeared
in the act together receiving they deserved,
| rapturouS applause. Pfau the Russian athlete was
likewise well received. This is the last week Of the
| equine comedy OF the Jockey Club Races.
! STEINwAY HALL-ORPHEON CoNCERT.-Mr Jerome
Hopkins gave the fifth concert of the Orpheon
son last Night before very large audience. He had
| some excellent support on the stage, Miss Nina
Geary, soprano being the principal feature on the
| occasion. Mr.. whiting mot connected with the
streets Of New York;, tenor and Mile Zepherine,
| pianist assisted Mr.. Hopkins In getting
| Of said programme consisted Of "humor-
ous parlOr SKETCH" which in our humble
estimation was the most ridiculous, childish and dis
graceful affair we have witnessed in public.
as Covent Garden and Crystal Palace stars; but a
more contemptibe or degrading spectacle on the
concert or theatrical stage has seldom been inflicted
on the public This humorous parlor sketch Is cal
culated to bring the audable purpose OF these con-
certs into dsrepute, and the manager of this mag
nfcent hall should not permit it to be made place
| for buiioonery and a ridiculous exhibition.
| BROOKLYN OPERA HoUsE.-Miss Julia DAY. the
versatile and popular actress made her de6 at this
| popular place Of amusement on Monday evening as
| PAMELA In "Our Female American Cousin.n The
| announcement of this lady's engagement by the
| ing with an audience filed with great expec-
| tations, and these expectations appeared to be
fully realized as the play was developed and Miss
| DAILY and her supports achieved triumph after
| triumph. The evenings entertainment concluded
with the farce Of ''Sasher and Crasher" with J. O..
Seton as Slasher and Oliver Wren as Crasher and
the intmitabe acting of both kept the large audience
In the best OF good nature until the fall Of the
| curtain,