The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

within; ye, IL would be advisable for some OF those in
the play to more attention TO their r6tes and Try TO
approach LILLE nearer to what reality Is supposed TO
be. The PLAY, however, does not afford sufficient scope
to those cast II. and We would recommend change
In the bills as soon As possible Several times during
the evening very hearty rounds Of applause were
bestowed upon the inimabe inpersonations Badger
that those present must have enjoyed themselves and
undoubtedly passed very pleasant evening,
TEE BowERI THEATRE-Miss Julia Daily appeared as
PAMELA in "Our Female American Cousinn last evening
at this theatre and quite heartily received by the
audience During the progress OF the piece she sang
number Of songs (which she sang we the Of
which seemed TO tickle tao fancy Of the audience Inn
mensely. She acted the part OF the Yankee CAL
which 10 far from being natural character delueaed
In the piece by the dramatis with all the and &C.
centric accomplishments necessary TO make the part
striking in Its peculiarites. Besides the "Femaie
American Cousin" exhibitions OF the dog dancing art
we're given ev Pete Gaynor and B. Goldsmith and sew.
eral other attractions went to the bill OF fare
which, taken a. WHOLE was quite entertaining.
PARK THEATRE, BRooKLYs.-Iast evening Miss Emma
Madden very pretty little GIRL made her debut before
Brooklyn audience the difficult part Fanchon the
Cricket Miss Madden was sufficiently grsh, and so
Sufficiently natural character excellent justice
and having the advantage OF youth and personal arac
tons OF order peculiarly adapted to the partvz,
modest, arch!ooking face and TRIM petite gure-she
for any other than Maggie Mitchell to attain Sho
we'll sustained by Claude Hamilton Landry. Chppen-
Pretty Aadcion.
NEW YoRK CRcus 1.-The very attractive bin Of enter.
tainnent offered at the New York Circus continues TO
draw crowded houses. Notw outstanding the storm Of
last night the amphitheatre we'll filed and che per-
elected tho entire satisfaction OF all present
Mr. Pfar the Russian athlete was unable 70 give tho
extraordinary flying trapeze act from being temporarily
disabled in ono OF his hands, though no will be able in
= day or two TO make his appearance again but the
spirited and daring equestriaDism Of Miss Lucille Wat
son. the bold horsemanship oil Ar RIVERS together WIN
variety OF gy mnasc acrcbatc feats and The aiy
sayings and doings OF the clowns ICE Pentand and Nat
Austin. par mobile froty1m with that extraordinarily
comic extravaganza. "Ths Industrious Family" alone
worth the price Of admission made up materially for
the omission.
The BRooxLgs OfEaA HousE.-Iast evening tho great
sensational drama entitled the ''Bravos OATH was
given for tho ars time in this place. 1t produced
In grand style. Mr.. L. l. Tilton filed the title role with
good effect and was ably seconded by Miss Seton
Theodore The scenic effects costumes and music were
good The drama was followed BY the farce OF the
Lottery Ticket in which Mr.. John Seton represented
the character Of NORWOOD.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
The twentieth grand Sunday concert s!elnway
Hall, Sunday evening last under the direction
OF Er Harrison took place last night before q
moderate audience The artists e:-Mme. Ghioni.
soprano Bowler, tenor : Carl Rosa, Leopold de
Meyer aud small but efficient orchestra. The
programme comprised Haydn's "Abschied symphony"
"Reverie' by Vieuxtemps; "Freschutz Overture and
"rarlsh March," for the orchestra; De Mey-
ers "Pnriian,' and 'Grand Dachess" fantasies
and selections from vieuxtemps, Flotow Balfe ssnton
AMI Verdi Rosa and De Meyer were tho main attrac-
tons--,he former by his pure sympathetic. finished
vioin playing, and the latter by his we'll known bril-.
liant style Of rendering his peculiar fantasias.
sgnor Antonio Farni gave farewell sacred concert
at Irving Hall Sunday night which the following
aritot parth In Taha
saenger Nesss. Kopta De Cordova, Steries, Lam
genbsohs quartet club and other artists Mr.. Farin
played OF his pieces, and received with
considerable applause The other artists also very
cessful
Pike has at length made move in the operate war.
He opens FIRE Eighth at his beautiful Opera
House on Monday next with Parepa. Rosa as prima
donna. The opening opera has not yet been named,
but Pike Of competent pany to ASSIST
his great gun On Thursday next he opens hts boz
once for subscriptions ammunition fol the impend
ing conflict.
Lester wa,lack viii appear in tho bloodshirsty drama
Of pauline" this week, except Tuesday and Friday.
| when ours" 'srhs Captain Of the Watch" and
"woodcock's Little Game" will be presented.
| Loa has only another week 10 run at tho Broadway
| ..The Streets OF New York" win be succeeded BY
"under the Gaslshp, at the Now York on Thursday.
Still another 'Fanchon' In the neld the boards.
| This time Miss Emma Madden, at tho Park theatre.
Brooklyn.
| Fox ia getting pantom.me ready at the olympic.
Pau and MISS Lucille Watson will perform daring
feats the trapeze and horses back at the circus this
elk.
olive Logan lectures on .stage Struck" people a.
Dodworth Hall on the 10th.
Dr. Challu will treat his hearers Sts!nway Hall to-.
morrow evening 70 journey TO the cannios country
Un FRIDAY he win discourse upon the negro tribes OF
Equatorial Africa both subjects OF great interest tho
| present time.
Miss Julia DAILY does comcdlenne business a. tn .
Bowery this week.
Mr. Charles Eytingc vii, rcnd for the second tim.
Steinway Hall on Saturday evening His selections
intended to represent Shakespeare and 10 Guido Dickens
81 well as to faithfully reproduce many Of the lyric poets
Mrs. Lander appeared at Crosby,s Opera House Chi.
cage for the last time on the 5th in the r6 Of Lady
"2oo'' and tho "srench Spy" arc drawing fair audi
ences at kcvicker's.
Fanny Janauschek appears this week in Chicago aud
the fame Of her genius seems 20 have reached the
Lake City, judge from the audulatery and anteTa.
| tory remarks made by the press there.
All Boston has gone wild oyer the White Pawn" a.
the Boston theatre gets along pretty well at N.blos
| In this city.
Miss Lizne Cooper and Miss Fannie stocqueler sp.
peared as Deerng Hall, Portland Ne, on Saturday Tho
| bill was "Lucreza Borgian and married Life"
Edwin Booth plays this week IA Detroit. No succeeds
lady Don concluded an engagement, at the Holiday,
Baltimore, on Saturday, and succeeded by the Rich
Eddy q at the Front doing saste with the sensa.
| NonaL
Joseph jefferson played last week in sobic--"Rip
The Liederkrapz fancy dre.s bali taxes place At the
Academy OF Music Thursday.
The operate situation Is still In a muddie
Harrison gives oraorio at SteiDway Hall Thursday
| and Parepa will appear without fail
| They give operate capts,as in 81 Paul, Minn. Won
| der are they like our camera oosc1ra opera.
/ They ike the in BOSTON, whether II be given
| BY the white fawn or The Grand Duchess
The ~ Louis papers pitch into' Forest At De Oars
and iaGd Janauschek at the Varieties 10 tho skies
The Qraker. In Philadelphia learning 10 dance the
cancan and sing lie Sabre dc Mon Pore" At their
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