The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-31
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stars appeared before the patrons OF the Bowery
was "Euslache the Peasant and the Princess, "|a
drama in three acts The piece il just Of that Car
acter which suits the side paygoers beir.g SEN
sational In the fullest sense OF the term. MIR. |
Albaugh as Eustache, appeared to great advantage,
mud was rewarded by the demonstrating apprecla- !
ton of his audience. The character is decidedly
trying requiring In Its portugal great versa
tility and no lnconsderable amCunt OF business,
Mr. Albaugh was evidently at home IN his charae
ter Miss Mary Mitchell as Louise really exec,
lent, portrayng the varied eraotions called out "
the character with great force and naturalne 49,
She divided the honors with MIR Aioaugh and sh' red
the applause OF the house. Both were called bf fore
drama. 'Eustache' was followed by the pc r,ot de
drama OF 'The Hungarian CHEZ, in whehn mem.
snces were in every sense excellent and @r anS
Mrs. Albaugh WILL we doubt not, prove 70 nradt
able TO the management OF the Old Bowe " f-'A
WOODS MUsEUM.-After a long, hard ,,ht oco,rs,
asuccession of reverses, not to say rios ~ man.
agerla "ups and DOWNS this establIs ,men, va,tsr
DAY reopened for the regular fall ~ N winter dra
matte season under the most eneou aqino ansn,ces
The battle well calculated m 1rv ,ba ra,na
of a manager, but It was obstinJ teIv and n,ave,v
fought and has resulted at last In ,eox,n uapoosr
Wood master OF the situation VI IN tho nnhl,e u,bo
all the world over admire genU M n,rcp ana rorsa
verance-at his back and h .es,,o,, Ia az
IN hs an m e a ea mis- side TO second HIM
49, oorit W p,o"s1 ~. 'sUood-naturedn
30 energies the Museum froy 80 49, reuo ~,
. euas s ienVigorate1 and strengthened Its
a new rsg0ae has been Reclaimed ana " "a aiso
ny esa. .fe has been infused into the
the summer thf theatre ha r. 6aen ent,raiS
ue .. "a WIZ Id gold besides which the
,h -, nas ., andsomely rehtted up with
the POSSIBILITY OF yd,nn nnd 70 a,rord srooS
NV ", ,lie stase to IL any part house. The
with new mating "a many noya, atrec,,ons hana
aT Hiaou " eae 'arious collections OF curiosies
mention Chang to SStnase eant who ~ ovsr e ,nsy
heantx ana n hd e, Kin-Foo, little amondeyed
anu Au raj Fisk Jr., the Narraganset dwarf.
n,v - 20 u actions at this establishment also
ISonae 81 perior order and the intention OF
nr nc s 20 have them continue such through
SS,nrS snnnor For the present the Zavistowski
IN supUt ted by good company, will appear
~ comSuy aug buriesQue the afternoon and the
nsnv vii anp supported by the regular stock CON-
Pe IVY M" r5it api ear IN drama IN the evening.
hns e I.,ir performance or the season at this
tnwsS, sis wen Yesterday afternoon by The Zavls-
,poda tbeir !rs-Elnellne, Alice and Christine-whO
@ , se" first bow before metropolitan audience
upvn We occasion in the petite comedy OF ''The
ouriesaae apps" ana new localized version OF the
suuienee in attendance, the largest at matinee
1hompsf nan brigade of blonde bnrIesaers ns
Inns %" ne establishments. The grls-who, by the
wei Re natives and to the manner bornnwere
perloI nance passed OFF in very creditabe ana en-
!oyap, manner In the burlesque OF ''Masanellov |
NY vaclous and charming sisters appeared to the
anu artistic acting ngratiaed themselves at once
che, the good graces OF their audience. One great
ten m about uaeir acting is that OF paying more at
Of playing with their audence-the latter being |
generally The Sisters suf beySSe
a. doubt, have no small share OF talent clear pro-
a. lded youth aud beauty and with these qualia ae
ons 1t Is easy TO that a very brief time they
last in 'Masaniello Miss Alice zayisowsKs sa AS
tanned the part of Alphonso the prince OF some
nshmonger; and Miss Christine that OF Fenei.a
the dumb girl OF sighted directions. They each &C.
were repeatedly rewarded with the piauiis Of their
audience: The piece itself, however needs consid-
eraeie pruning, the so-caied '1ocaiizatons' being
. In the evening the Rand sisters. Rosa and
Olvla-two clever actresses from the San Francisco
theatres-als made their first bow before New
OF Savoy ana fairly Carried their audience eea arr
storm. Both Of these ladies' like the Zavistowski
the younger one in particular. Miss Rosa Rand, is
possessed OF no ordinary talent. AS Marie "the
and In each successive gained upon her audience
and at the conclusion OF the piece was vociferousy
pretty possessed do. Of good voice and figure and
MAKE ana acsed her part to perfection
York playgoers, and has been played in this
sz c,e1 hundreds rec OF times BY Mss Maggie
posed e be critical by reason Of their first ilnp impress
slons Miss Rosa Rand gave Interpretation OF the
part that fairly earned tue recognition which she re-
ceyed. Miss Olivia Rand did full Justice TO the part
with o1r citizens MT; FTank Evans, as Lonstaa.,
MI NJ Fleming was Altogether too a hea ref aod
meodramatic as Father Lesurges, the priest and |
car
be deemed acceptable. The attendance II anythlng
was even more numerous than at the matli,ee |
THEATRE CoAIQUE.-Withn this neat and cosey |
theatre large and select assemblage was as usual
gathered last evening. II is wonder there are
crowded houses here every night The bill OF at
fractions is the grand OF the brilliant success
The Is end hardly TO the variety OF the pieces pre-
eented, and all Of the best character and the COM
paDy fttiDgy adapted for their faithful delineation
Last evenings programme opened with that thrill |
Lovers for One Heart" which has not IT. been
performed In this city for several years Never mas
the play been better produced or better mounted |
The whole strength or The magnificent Company |
was In the cast. Mr. G. G. Bonfaoe as Fournicnet
was Rrandly and powerfully dramatic. The dlgnifed
herosm OF tumultuous passion showed Itself in ali
his acting affecting the audience at each successive
ron as the Marquis st. Ganfrey in delineating re.
vense, the ruling passion Of his soul, was incom-
ecriba6ly grotesque lighting up with jubilan CLEANS
Of delicate humor the dark and tragic passions Of the
pleasing counterpart OF mrth and both in her act.
E g sd az Ssnor was i naPPy as she always
admirable skill and enect. All the parts were ad-
mirably played. Its perfect success was shown in
eeived, and at the close calling Mir. Bonlface be.
fore the curtain. After a Pas de Fascination by
ns prosrs%%e Concluded ' si1n t ins eeas.
Ing and popular comedietta Good for No
Maa % Sa ~ Sa w ns ~ sas
and oddities OF her comic talent were here per-
s Tr5sasa in perfection Ea Holt as Tom
inc same pm VIII be continued through the week.
AS usuaL Mr. Braham the Musical Director inter. I
hpersed the performances with selections from the
cholcest music. The beautiful drama elbow for
BOW ID soon 10 be produced Messrs. White &
spencer are on the right track 10 confinuoua suc.
cess IN the varied bill Of ENTERTAINMENT they iav
have. NViNPanJ they
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.-These popular favor
ties reopenec their cosey hail last evening and were
greeted by an immense audience. which crowaea
the place almost to sudocauon The programme
was very entertaining one and Billy Birch and mia