The New York herald., 1868-05-26
MU s E N E IS.

FkENCH THEATkE.-NOtWltnStanuln tne uncer-
tainty Of the weather the last representation but
OF "Sor Teresa" was fully attended yesterday even
ing The public evidently realizes that the few re-
naming opportunities Of admring the greatest living
traoediesne in the two roles Of sor Teresa and
Marie Antonette, roles peculiarly favorable for
the display Of her highest gifts and accomplishments
are altogether too precious to be neglected. "Sor
Teresa" with its intensely interesting struggle be-
tween the instincts OF mother and the obligations
of num- will be represented for the last time at the
matinee on Wednesday. This evening "Marie An
tonette," with its striking historical tableaux and
It's thrilling scenes, Will be gven Next week will be
the last week of Ristori In New York, although 1t
may be hoped that this unrvalled actress may appear
at least once more at the French theatre before the
9th OF June for which date Mme Ristori has taken
passage to Europe Oh the steamer Vile de Paris.
PARK THEATRE, BRooKLYN.-That powerful and
popular drama 1.-THE Ticket Of Leave Mani was pre-
sented to the patrons OF this admirable little theatre
last evening" The house was crowded to repletion.
The piece was put upon the stage with superior
combination OF talent, and, judging from its recep-
ton last evening, will have an extended rum Mr. +.
B. Conway as Bob Briery, though rather robust for
that character proved very acceptable representa-
tive OF the well meaning but rather unfor
ed By Miss Voa n rs
that total absence Of anything pertaining to stag
ness which characterlzes that artist never
was the true persOnati0n Of the careless arch yet
good-natured urchin; while Mrs. d. Howard as Mrs.
mond each sustained their parts In a very pleasing
manner. The piece whole Is one OF the best that
has been produced at the Park theatre for some
time aud is well worthy OF witnessing.
CENTRAL PARK GARDES.-It has been often
subject Of wonder to both our citizens and our
visitors that the great metropolis lacked Ia
mentally In summer entertainments Theodore
Thomas, who inaugurated the Terrace Garden con-
certs two years ago, tried to supply this want;
but the limited sphere In which he moved In the
neghborhood OF Third avenue marred all his efforts
Messrs. Appleby SCHNEIDER however have con-
structed on Seventh avenue most beautiful sum-
mer resort and have engaged the above distinguished
conductor and bis orchestra OF over forty instruments
for the entire season. The concert ball Is one Of the
finest In the city and the garden is roomy, well
lighted and adorned In the highest style OF art.
srable feature that can be wished for In such
place, and the management to Judge from the
opening last night is entirely satisfactory. The at
philharmonic In its pretensions. The opening march,
written for the occasion by Nj Thomaa was spirited
best that ever wagner wrote d is pity that he does
not write 90 now)i Strauss charming waltz, "An der
sohoenen Blauen Donau," Oberon overture, scherzo
and overture "P1que bona, "suppe will give an idea
q the nature Of the programme One Of the most
for cornet dnstead Of sopranol solo volins, piano
and organ. II was splendidly played end enthusiast
acs & r ss asseryea % rne selections rom
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the weakest on the bill No more desirable resort to
spend the summer evenings and enjoy first class
music could be devised than the Central Park
Garden.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Mile. Alix Farnal, o charming little coincidence
will have benent at the Theatre Francois on We'd
nesday the 27th INST. The bill b an interesting one,
comprising "Adieu Paniers vendanges sont Faites,"
Q new two oct comedy BY I. Burriere, with the fair
benenciaire a. DIANA and "L'Autographis," q new
comedy BY Meilhac. stoepel conducts the orchestra
on the occasion.
Places Of amusement are taxed $500 tn the new
tax BILL those Of the second class e2o Propretors
Of gin enterprises and jugglen are taxed respec-
Il rumored that Leopold De Meyer LEFT his cele-
braed hat behind him to satisfy the claims Of the In
ternal Revenue Department.
Brougham s exerting himself 10 the utmost In the
Msdemoiselle Suzanne LAGER IL to appear shortly
at the London Pavilion, and win favor the English
BY singing the choice songs composing her repertoire
She viii receive, u 10 said, A320 month.
An admirable bust Of Nile. Nilsson, In the cha
Opera, in PARIS. II ia clever work and good like
mess, and 10 nom the chisel Of MN. Deloye and
A drama, BY Mn. Adenis and octave osstnesu, h
in rsheargsl q the Ambigu. lts tt,e Y "La Tarne."
chess player win Be introduced.
N u not true mat marriage Ia about to take place
between Mr. Kendall and Miss lone Burke, both OF
the Haymarket theatre, London.
ing the following ssiscton bsfors the queen and she
royal family o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from "As You
Like IT, "Death Of Constance de Beverley" Mar.
mion; .Ine nay QuseAn Tennysoa; 'Geep waking