The New York herald., 1869-02-23

rot behind tnelr yeliOW -h0lre0 6istek1 N drawing
large audiences. In fact the Elise Holt buriesque
captivated our citizens, and its members are Decom-
ing greater favctites Gay BY dsJ "A frssy faece oh
Tony Pnstor's.
Like its big brother further down town. this east
side temple or Thesps is nightly crowded with de-
lighted audiences Tony himself regales his patrons
every evening with several of his Characteristic
songs besides which there varieties performance
Black Horsema,n something IN the sensational line,
Is the latest dramatic novelty At this mousse.
Park Theatre. BROOKLYN.
Good management procures good players; these
latter essentially produce good play IN hitting and
appreciative manner. With these concomitants,
which are necessary to . permanent success there
can be NO such word as fall The lessee OF the Park
theatre deserves credit for entertaining and judi
ciousy exercising this of this subject since she
tide OF public opinion in Brooklyn. That Mrs.
Conway has been eminently successful IN every
sense OF the word, IN having gained p0puarity en0
credid with the audiences with which she has had TO
DEAL no stronger evidence could be adduced than the
crowded and enthusiastic house that greeted ana ap
plauded the representation OF Bouccault's adapta-
t0n OF Sir Walter Scotts story OF the Heart OF Mo-
lothian" entitled 'Jeanie Deans" The title roe,
which was assumed by Mrs. Conway, was very supe-
rlor piece OF acting, and IN her easy adaptation OF
the Scottish dialect she displayed her powers as I'm
gust TO degree which won the paudits OF the as
semblage. The Enle Deans OF Miss Lucctte was most
eiective and formed an admirable support The Duke
Of Argyle sustained by Mr.: Conway, and the Laird,
by Mr.. Lenn0x, were each fine specimens OF charac-
ter acting, The performance concluded with Bar
naby Bibbs," an amusing farce, IN which walter
Lennox was mrth-provoking to high degree.
New York Circus.
Spangles, educated horses, clowns and daring
gymnasts are proving sufficiently attractive to
throng this popular resort every night The double
flying trapeze as done by the brothers Rizarell, is
one OF the most daring ieatS OF the kind ever at
tempted in this city and its successful performance
by these clever aerial acr0bats always carries the
audience by storm.
Bryants' Ninsfrels.
These dusky warblers are meeting with fair
share public patronage. The inimitabIe 'Dann is
as droll as ever, and the elongated Seymour has
diminished not one inch in height. "Shylock' in
burnt cork Is their latest attraction.
san Francisco NIinstrels.
The three busy "Bsn-Birch, Bernard and
Backus-of this establishment are losing none Of
their hard-earned renown, but, on the contrary,
are nightly adding to their popularity and are
growing funnier day by day. The "Siege Of the
Blondes" q laughabe burlesque, Is now upon the
programme aG this house.
HooIey's NIinstreIss Brooklyn.
It is just one Of the most natural things magina-
bic for the young folks and the folks Of mature
growth in Brooklyn to propose visit to Hooley's
Opera upon holiday. so 1t is that whenever such
an event as day OF public recreation comes round
the house in question is actually besieged by the
mrth loving naDtes Of this favored temple Of cork
dyed mnstrelsy in quest OF anu sement long before
the hour announced for the 'trOube to begin" Last
night was fair illustration OF the truth Of this
asseveraton, the place ibeng crowded to excess in
every part, while numbers were compelled TO go
funny in the extreme Besides the usual galaxy OF
w.t. mirth and hunor presented In the gr0tesque act
Dave Reed t0f old time mem0ry the enjoyable Billy
Shepard, and the original Joe Emmett, who sets the
TeutOnic visitors In the greatest perpexty with his
low Dutch dialect. Eph Horn took part and deliv-
cred specimen or oratory worthy OF him.
Hooley's Eastern District Opera House.
The sensation at Hooley's this week is Donncy's
burlesque entitled "After Light After Dark
in which John Mulligan, the popular comedian
sustains the character Of Old Tom. Archie Hughes,
Billy Rice and J. X. Campbell also appear IN the
burlesquc 1t Is needless to say that all the parts
are well sustained by the above named popular ar
Opera House.