The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16
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Company to a large stylish and enthusiastic audi
| ence. The characters were thus distributed:-Don
| Cesar de Bezan, Mr.. BFookhouse Bowler; Don lose,
| Mr.. Henry Drayton; King Charles, Mr.. James ~
| Arnold; Lizarallo, Annie Kemp Bowler; Captain OF
the Guard, Mr. Peakes and last and drst, Mari tsna
| By Mrs. @. Reimbursement
Our operate circles familiar with this charm
| ing music; but we nave seldom, indeed, witnessed
| more enthusiastic recognition OF the leading artists
tAan was accorded those Of last night MIR. HoWer,
| the tenor, has clear elastic ringing voice AMI IN
| nis splilted rendering OF the cayatlaa
Yes let me ike a soldier fall,
/ lie was recalled with a spontaneous outbreak or
appreciation from the parquet 70 the mounts neers.
| Dfayton mas powerful organ u bdSSo cga,ante,
anu III ms strong, but delicate execution or the
| pretty ballad
| In happy moments, day by day,
ne brought down the house in splendid style. lie Is
OF Mrs. q. RichingsBernard it Is something to say
| that her delightful voice seems to improve from
season 10 season IN fulness clearness and neXiby.
| Her singing last night was superb or Nine. Annie
| Kemp Bowier's execution we may be doing injustice
| In the opinion that while she evidence OF
| an organ equal to almost any requirement. y
4 seemed TO run somewhat OF It's own VIII
ana rather, Wildly at times. The opera,
however, in all It's parts was gven not only 70 the
satisfaction bat TO the admiration OF the house, and
| from Arst to last. IL is called an English opera
company, bur it IS really American, ana ls troupe
| OF winch Americans may be honestly proud.
The orchestra Is good and the chorus y large. DIS
| clpined harmonious-n short an excellent chorus.
IL contributed very largely 10 the brnam success OF
| the whole performance and TO heghten the effect OF
the gems Of the play. Judging IRON the pleasure
| and enthusiasm awakened all over the large audi
ence BY TINS really inspiring last evenings entertain
/ ment we are sure or o successful season. Tie
Grown Diamohdsh this evening
| CONCERT NINE. ANNA BIsHoP.-The second
concert Of Nine. Bishop at stenway Hall last night
| was attended by q large ami intelligent audience.
| Her fine voice, waiter . lapse OF four years
| In which sne has sung IN almost every quar-
| ter OF tho globe-s nearly fresh ever. II has
lost none OF that purity or tone her method
lost any Of It's cearness Of execution that wont
70 charm Us IN the past Ia the beautiful aria OF
| Aande's Angels ever bright ana falr,n With
| George W. Morgan's organ accomp Nine.
Bishop made ner nrst Impression. me duet rom
| Linda with Mr. Snpson-whose delicious tenor
voice, by the way, improves every day IN strength
| ana sweetness-was delightfully."- rendered and very
| justly appiauded Indeed, the reception OF Mme
BsnOp was OF The most cordial character Throughout
| the entire performance. With such assistants
George w. Morgan. who is most III himself when
| ever he touches the organ anu simpson, u tenor
| whose voice Is always welcome III the concert ha,
and Ronconi whose bu1o songs are generally good,
albeit MS brightest days are past, ana the pianist,
| howaiski, VINO, With fl,r command Of the instra-
ment would De more appreciated II ne gave less OF
the compositions OF kowalshi amt more OF other
| composers, tue company or Madame Bishop Is u
coca one ana can always draw such houses as this
LAY orite canatrce deserves she IL less iayonte
| here nov than she was four years ago. wnea she
lett us 70 brave the vIcissltudes OF fortune by land
| ana sea. Ana after escaping nluch peril and endur-
| ing good deal OF suffering III her romantic career
she comes back TO US to receive genial and hearty
| welcome.
FRENCH THEATRE-The dramatic season, under
Mr.. TayleGres management reopened at this place
Of amusement last evening under the most favorable
| auspices. Every seat in the house occupied by
| fashionable and critical audience among whom
1 were numerous theatrical and political celebrities.
1 The piece performed Is entitled "London or Lights
| and Shadows of the Great Cty"-a new
| drama, put the stage Tor the frst time,
! and we may well sag IN advance with
4
/ ing The opening s prologue, the scenery or
which represents London Bridge, Flshmongers'
| Hall, the Tower ana other buildings % note. also
| the Thames and shipping. boat appears, contain
| ing Alice Heron clara Jennngs aud her supposed
| father, Ralph Heron (Lewls Baker,, from whose
| violence she IL saved by Harold Forester, young
| lawyer If. O. Bangsl, the victim OF persecution at
| the hand OF a rascay attorney named Asplnwal a.
| Fitzgeraid). At the same time Harold lals In love
| with Ace the heroine OF the piece. who appears In
the lrst act IN The Character OF pIoteg TO Mr. and
MRS. Rateiiiie II. u. Philips and Mrs. a. Hindl, who
have charita5y received aer Into their house. Raph
discovers her place OF concealment, she having led
| tom hni. appears the scene and threatens 10
expose Alice II she does not give him ncy. Here
/ there was some admirable act,ng by Mrs. Jennngs,
| winch received a. IL deserved, hcarty applause
For the purpose Of procuring tins money,
| preserve IRON rum her Deneiact0r, 81. Ratclue
| VINO has become neavily involved hy ilnprldcut
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