The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-05
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BRsoKIyr Ao,nnux ssTvov. rn II. For The 6fst
ume THIS season La Grange and Br, snon 'iauo 49,
appearance before Brooklyn audience last nsh@ Luz"
ever popular l Trovalore" challenged he criticism %
a audience composed OF the select OF brookyhs
thealye-going community, whom the sever.y OF 'no
weather did not deter from palronsng StrakssoSs al
mrabe company and the favorite La Gauge,
Brignoli AID Philips In fact, the house taxSa 70
its utmost compass to accommodate the vast cfVwa
which occupied Ia all parts The attendance ought TO
be an inducem TO the management give Brooklyn
q good many moro opportunities OF enjoying the tns
qualities Of those popular artists La Grange an
fresh 90 when, scyerld years ago, charmed w
Leonora few prime DONNIE sver could The recep,
ton which nsao ms, Sa Sns WITH ss q sna
inertness which often his acting Philips was az
usual matohIess Azucsna, ana oflandTa ookea sang
was admirably given and veyy justly ,tncored The
Brooklyn Academy has rasely seen 50 line gathering az
rendered by artists who have acquired rsputalDA N
this community almost without parallel
FRENCH THEAraE.-Ths be,eat Of Nile REFLEX sAss
evening moss deservedly success. The strenN'n
Of the whclo excellent at th, theatre ss ie0
to her aid this occasion, and Colombo in "Is'
Demoiselle de Nanterre" this avsre actress dspiayco
the nexhaustibe spirit Of fun, tho epig'7n the uv
which have won for her host o. adnIsrr Ia sems
respects Me REFLEX might not undty be described -
elegant French version Of 'our Lo.ta" Ene repyo-
sentation OF "La Demoisse do Nsnserre,' a comedy
vaudeville in three acts by Eugene Grange ard Lambert
lhboust was preceded by .'Valerse, on Ia Jeuns
Aveuge capital three comedy, BY Eugeae Scroe,
in which NJ La Richie o. Ernest de Hszbourg, n Caros
Henri Miner, NJ. Roche Ambroce, Nine. Larmss
acted admirably
SrENwAy HAIL.-Mr jerome Hopkins fourth concert
for the orpheon Free Choral School Fund ok place last
last night before very large audience The programme
comprised selections from the wsrks Of Iscb st. Clare
Wallace, Bach. Nendelssohn, Bsnedict J. H. Thomas,
Handel and Hopkins The artists were sfxnpra Na-ini.
soprano. Mile Zepherine and Jerome Hopkins. pansss.
J. Jeweu oasso g. Keenan, BARITONE sna ae ny
gavottss from the sixth suite by Bach, and prelude IN
minor by Aendelssohn. Mr. Draper reciied poem.
somebody's Darling,n with much selling and succesa
The other persons who took in ne concert withous
exhibiting great power were satisfactory To- the I'M
mense aidience and someof them were tuianA'uous'y
PARK THEATRE BRooxLyN.-The beautiful pastoral
drama three acts, called Dorn was presented last
evening To well filled auditorium st Mira f. b. Con-
ways theatre Brooklyn. The leading charoctsss 10
this story OF English rural life Farmer Allen me D.
B. Conway, Dora, his nece fMrs ID 2. BoweTs)p ana
Mary Morrison, poor relation by the fair lessee mrs
Bowers Dcra q beautiful concspt on. II was ssm-
pcity itse'r-a picture without bggeratioss ana
therefore, all hs more acceptable to hcse who evinc
ing unmlstskeable delight, critically followed nor IN
her gradual unfodment Of story or the neAst:
where, amid misrepresentation on the one hand
umorous, yet noble minded girl abors TO right wrong
and secret those who hold her most IN con-
tempt Mr.. Conway's impar3onaion 81 ha generous.
quick TO anger slow forgive, authort tive, great
hearted, upright rascbls and yet loving I'd man was
the rum or Dora should AL the house very even
ing rs capacity Mrs. Bowers has little u, de- put
what shs does is we'll done OF course froxa 80 CON
scenous actress the prblic has r.ghtss expe "
would be- The afterpiece "rom Noddy's Seca t." isps
the audience in good hurlor from op sring $40 -
''Doran % repeated tonight.
The RI cry .s. ass
IL ahead. and yesterday evenA Csas
Ms il S'a TaR FIRST -
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN EEEkMAN SrkEkH
THE LAST PRIZE FIGHT.
THE BULLET AND THE RIVER
DOINGS IN. THE POLICE C0URTS
AND
MORNING REPORTS FROM WALL STREHra