The New York herald., 1868-06-03


W. wallack sustained the title role, with Mr..
Charles Fisher as Baron Steinfort ana Messrs.
Rockwell, Stoddart, Ringgold, Young and Holland
In the leading parts. Miss Rose Eytinee
assumed the character Of Mrs. Haer. the poor and
contrte penent, and by her exceedingly clever pofs
stricken wife fairly moved the audience to sesSs.
Miss Kate RanOs as the Countess Wintersen waa
a correct idea of the aiiectionate noble-hearted
Countess, who could overlook anu forgive the frai-
ties of an erring sister and become her cOunsetloe
and friend. Mr. Rockwell too, was miserably poor.
cold, stiff and stilted and totally united for hH
part and barely succeeded IN wa,ning tnrougn m'
especially in leading characters tnan the mere
learning by rote OF few lines aud display
OF good taste or judgment In matters Of make
up or toilet. There is such thing necessary a. Q
true conception OF the characters that they essay y
Ing for effect E and the sooner some little attention
s given to these trifing details G tne SOONER SOONER
should BE- %hat would oU pas Is excellent acting
elsewhere becomes, as 1t were, by comparison wiIa
the rest OF the talented company at ths Theatre nxe
with the exception above mentioned was capitaiY
enacted and met with the heartiest plaudits from
Waack, as The Stranger, recalled to mind aA
the gories OF hts former self. The interview
Of the most affecting that we ever witnessed.
and did not fail TO bring the handkerchies Of tse
acted her part PERFECTION and was twice brought
before the curtain Miss Clara Fisher. q young iadg
OF mucn promise anu ability anu sweet, unanecte0
songstress withai, made her first appearance in the
character OF Annette, and received will deserved
encore In the song ~ have silent sorrow"
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Matilda Heron, in the a.
miliar tragedy OF "Canille" appeared Monday even-
ing as the star OF the Broadway, and was greeted
with full boxes and an enthusiastic welcome. The
cast was as follows:-hr. James Camden as Ar
mand Duvai Mrs. G. II. Gilbert as Prudence, the
milliner; Mr.. F. Evans as de Varvile, the count;
Mr.: G. Jordan as Gustaye, Mr. | al as Gaston, Mr:
II IQck ao
been somewhat pruned and improved, and as now
presented is one OF the most effective III the whole
was exceedingly effective; Mr.. Evans, as Castor,
is worthy OF passing note, and as 10 the remainder
of the cast all were moderately good The produc-
ton Of 0Canille'' is the nit of the at the
Broadway, and Will crowd i for the week.
BowERY THEATRE.-One Of these old fashioned
houses that only to be seen In the east side
theatres greeted the reproduction OF the grand and
thrilling draman OF 'Der Freischltz" Monday night
at Old Drury Mr.. Whacy In the iavorte role OF Cas-
par, gave vigorous rendering Of the part, and
eventually died in manner worthy OF Kirby OF Old
itself was highly re,isiled by the audience, ana
pleased were they with the style In which the leading
role performed that they actually summoned the
actor reappear again upon the hoard anu receive
their thanks after Lamie The arch hend, had taAen
| him to himself, and descended to that place rom
| which told there Ia no redemption ahe kin'
cade family through their astonishing perform
| ances and the drama Of the peep OF Day" con-
| cuded the nights entertainment.
|
! farewell concerts OF ole Bull at Stenway Hall was
\ finished in last evenings entertainment The house.
| In numbers was like one of Dickens audiences with
apparently large proportion Of ladies' and so 1t has
4 been at all OF these ole Bull concerts. The pro.
| gramme last night was q very good one, embracing
| Ole Bull and his matchess VIOLIN Miss Jenny Lands
| man. a young lady ''fair to look upon" and delight.
lTa Vocast sS s'en Mr. s1 Morgan, the % popaiaa s
| organist; Mr.. George s. Weeks, a fine singer
OF sentimental music and ., Mr. .o e. Lansing: ,nin,
| enough 10 make pleasant evenings entertainments
without the Hamlet OF the play; but with him and
| his miracuously musical tddle 1t was s0metbng
extra; and what's more, the audience were 80 well
satisfied not only with the head CENTRE but also with
his well chosen satellites, that nearly double the Dill Ol
fare contracted for exacted from them. AS the
| great Norwegian vionist Is quite as entertaining
Before the public and can show better record tn
practical works OF humanity than the great Cockncy
novelist, we have only to say, wherever he may go u
| his wanderngs, "Good luck TO Ole Bull"
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN CONcERTs.-At length New
York has genuine summer sensation The second
week OF the popular concerts at this beautiful garden
opened Monday night with an immense audience, In
spite OF the threatening appearance Of the weather
| Immediately before the commencement OF the con-
| cert. On Sunday there were two concerts given
and the audience at each was 30 large that very
little standing room was left. Mondays pro-
gramme included, among other selections
the magnificent overture to 'Tannhauser" which
q stormy redemand the consequence. Tie ''rele-
| gram Waltz" by Strauss was another feature OF the
nearer back TO Gungs concerts at Krols Garden, in
| Berlin. The charming "Ave Maria" by Gounod, 10
still kept In the programme; Win such superb
orchestra rs that over which Mr.. Thomas presides
such class OF music may be nightly heard al the
Central Park Garden, and under the management Of
Messrs. Gocsche, SCHNEIDER and Appleby there II no
doubt or the Of the new summer resort oi The
| metropolis. large proportion OF the audience cons
sisted OF ladies' and there we're abundant opportunt-
| n
Theatrical and Musical Notes.
Blind Tom "stumpsr New Jersey by ''thumping"
the piano this week.
Jenny worrell is still the 'fast young man" Of
Sparta and Irene the naughty Paris, at the New
York.
Mr. william wheatley viii spend the summer on
Staten Island.
On Thursday the gods win preside at the Theatre
| Francois as a high court OF Impeachment on the
| abductOr OF Eurydce Orpheus and Public Opinion
being managers q Ia Bingham and Butler.
Query-Does "a Flash OF Lightning" al the Broad
way, the sth inst, refer to electricity or Jersey
The LOTTERY Of ILfe,- which win he produced at
walack's next week by John Broughain, has no
| connection whatever with Kelly or s-li-+1.
"Lai-Dell-L NJ IL not q covered advertisement
for stomach btters OF any kind, but a c AISLE Joke
| got up by Kelly Icons Ministries for the 9th inst.
| A real black and tan convention viii assemble AZ
the Academy OF Music on Monday next. minstrel
festival in which viii appear $50 professionals rom
all the various halls, viii be given for the beneui 0t
the Performers Benevolent and Protective Order VI
Elks. The banjo and bones Will be new feature on
the stage OF an establishment supposed to be an
opera house. The number OF cork-dyed performers
is l5o not l99k as might be expected
matinee Of "Mary Stuart Will be given at the
Francais to-day.
The Bryanis are doing well and pronounced out Of
dangcr-of small houses.
| It appears that the Prince Imperial OF France Las
decided musical tastes, which the Emperor does not
wish to be cultivated to any extraordinary degree as
he does not ambition for his son the roe OF trOuba.
dour, 80 unfortunately adopted by The young King oi
| Bavaria.
The ex-King OF Hanover is engaged In correcting
the proofsheets of his "Lleder,N winch VIII sOOn be