The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-09

Mrs.. +. w. Lander, tho popular t,ugedten,ae, COM
mences this evening short engagement Of two
weeks at the 0Uou broadway She will make her
temperance before the New York public In the
historical tragedy OF marie Antonette," which will
be produced this evening for the first time In this
city in the English language. An excellcnt company
will support Mrs. Lander during her brief al
the broadway and everything will be done oy the lib
eral management OF that establishment to make the
performances attractive ~ possible
Mrs. D. r. Bowers another favorite and brilliant
tragic star, claims share OF public patronage during
the present week at Niblo's Garden. This evening
she appears. for the first time in this city,
in the role OF Elizabeth, Queen OF England
In the play OF that name, and will be supported by
strong company, including Messrs. q. O. Boniface,
J. G. McColllm, y. Mordaunt, O. Marowe and George
Stoddart. Mrs. Bowers engagement at Niblo's ter
inmates with the close Of the present week, and on
Monday evening next we are promised the new
sensation OF "Aftcr Dark"
"Genevieve de Brabantn Is Atill meeting with un.
diminished at the Theatre Francois, and each
succeeding night witnesses the addition OF many
new lautels to her already abundant triumphs. Tie
charming music Of the opera, TO say nothing OF tho
drofl and mirth-provoking acting Of Messrs. Car
rier Beckers and CODY, Ia in itself sufficient
to nightly crowd the house TO OVERCOMING while
ro,es BY Madame Rose Bell and Mlle Desclauzas viii
probably float this gem OF Onenbach's upon the
smooth sea Of success until II Is greeted by the
ia Belle Helene" with her bewitching archness,
T. s captivating the srs audiences H who nightly
Tostee ID as fascinating as ever In her own peculiar
creation OF the title role and the applause which she
81 tSs spsns opes ssss better ha1 word
TO the high appreciation in which she IL held a. An
artistic BY the musc.ioyng public OF our city, But
be given at this establishment after which the
Irrepresslbe and roloking "Barbe Blue, with Mule.
TrTna and N. Aujac ana all the principal artists OF
the original cast, win occupy the boards at this mag.
nldcent temple OF the muses..
The lady rom Lancashire. better known as the
Lancashire Lass win continue to entertain her
friends at Walack's neat establishment every even
ing At her receptions she Is assisted by other ladies'
5 a1 Ss LADY q ~ s a
Julisnss and the rest Of the Old ladies OF bygone
period have stepped quietly Into the shade for the
Freligh still runs After the BARK It takes,
makes s money as natural conseaueace All The re-
suit OF enterprise. The Bowery Is two weeks ahead
OF Broadway this time. Enterprise, like virtue, Is
production Of entertainments for public taste is a
ways certain TO- realize spccess. The Old Bowery
theatre Ii now tower Of strength.
Fair Lydia Thompson with the golden locks still
continues . trump card at Woods Museum. she Is
still 1T the wheel, and steers her brilliant and tai
artist. with '.Ixion'' at night and "Cinderela 10
the afternoon and the thousand and one curiosities
OF the Museum the most exacting country cousin
or metropolitan thearegoer cannot fail IN beng Gu
tertained 1T this popular place OF amusement
"Humpty Dumpty." now that ne 10 gay snu ies.
tive bridegroom IL TO ali intents and purposes better
and more Literally patrouized at the olympic tnan
ever before. Nobody seenls TO grow tired or nm,
and the mischievous fellow, AMBIGUOUS Will TOO
long familiarity. conceiyes some new TRICK or
wrigge every night which IL pretty certain 70 plunge
hls auditors Into violent dts OF hysterlcai iaugyr
Having already used up two loads OF pastebdard
bricks he Is now pelting Ills antagonists WIN 'ho
third. .. ,-...
Mr. De Cortlova, the popular humorous lecturer,
Commences his annual series OF comic lectures ~
Steinway Hall this evening, ann .he wo. ,.,
reputation OF the talented gentleman ~ sunlcent
guarantee for q crowded house. "Ine spratI ~
SaratoCa,, will be the subject for this evening" and
fine faahopabe folies which characterize the great
American ..Spau viii doubtless receive some very
heavy blows from the good-natured and eloquent
satirst. !.
Miss susan Galtou the young and accomplished
pr1ma donna Of the English opera bOufe troupe
now performing at the Theatre Comique IL gradually
winning her way TO fame. and IN fast establishing
hor reputation first class lyric artist among me-
trppoitan payqoers. With such attractions as Miss
susan Gallon and WIN. Horace Lingard the Theatre
Comique can favorably compete with any similar
place OF public amusement in the world
Tony Pastor announces a new Hlhernan drama
for this evening, entitled "lrelaud after Dark and
a series OF breakneck acts by O fearless gymnast
from the Antip0des The new drama, we are as
and, what u dearer than all these TO the gumtns dc
Bo,cerv, numerous terrific combatsu
The European Circus offers an excellent pro-
Rrame this week to the lovers OF the sports OF the
sawdust arena James Robinson, the great bare
back rider, will appear In hs new summersaut act
S1n hia nj ~ hfxfxo nA far oil In