, 1870-05-17
AMUSEMEMTs,

The complimentary henelt to Mr. William Mall
ming, the famous end man Of the Minstre1a, came
on Last evening at the Dearborn Theatre, and was
q great success, both financially aud funnlly, the
theatre being crowded almost to auflocauon, and
have ever given us- The programme embraced q
1rst part full Of new Bongh and Jokes; ballads by
F7edertcks; q new specially by Mckee,; augna-
he beneficiary Introduced his trained elephant
"Romeo;" "Hhoo Fly for the nlnety-second
time; anow + That 1es Hsnsr ey Waie naa Her
Mo and Manning, and the laughahlc tnterlnie Of
and Manning weFe tally irresistible, Thc same
bin w1n be repeated this evening.
A1KENs HusEUA.
"The TeterRn," Lester Wallack's military
drama, Vas g1Ee1 last evening, Ct ne Mnseumt
With Nj. Aiken as Leo7. Dtn.ar, and the beneficiary
as Ami7sh. The house was not AS large rs the
merits Of M1 s Aen r. ho1 dsne wnleh 3 9s
general staguatton Of dramatic business- The cast
Was a Se1y enectira one, md the performance
WSea ~ e.s ief M ae o. saaa
By HI: White, tho former having met with m ac-
cilent % bis eye while playing II CathaIine and
Sa of ngn sa 1n H.
..Chfcklnate"
Mr.. Chaufrau commenced hiB second week at
McVickers last evening, with aKir, the Arkansas
Traveller, In which he has one Of his best parh
The cast IVES substantially the SAME as When
given here before, except that Nj. stanley took
the fo}s Of Ju3ins Cesar, humorous negro TptS,
which has been Wttten IN Since that time, md at
forls comIca1 relief to the serious and sensa.
the play vas admirable, especially In the steam-
boaIs exterior and interior. "klt" again this
evening.
last evening, IN TIE Iarge han over Lyon Hcaly'a
music rooms. Large as + Eas, however, i was
came. The piano programme Was very varied ID
Koutak1s Andaute Caprice; DecthoEen.s sonata
hPpppeess Pcase szrs sae@GS d.
PTophete"; Ha1l'a Cachoaca capHee; and Thai.
nrgs Lucfezia Borgla 5ansasie The mixed char.
q nearing. III Pease both IN tie Expression
Of h,s playing and TIC bri1llancy Of his
tkhntqu1; g was Eeg waz1niy greeted
the programme, the t1excusablo annoyance OF
late con1ers who seemed 70 be endeavortng to
make ~ much uo!se as possible, made his playing
very uncertain and nefTorg. He we9 hardly Ia
good working trim until he reached the duo from
tsThe Duchess, IN which he was assisted By 4r.
on pSsa1 o. esssg Raas and dhS
one place introduces the odd eject Of different
themes for each piano, Was eneore1 NJ. Conway
Cog. newcomer among ns. who Is 1asea @ az :
tenor voice, furnished the FOCAL parts OF the pro
g1au1me, singing StzadeIa's prayer, the Pteta ZIG
s1a S15s sne wf e Re ae ease sss e s i e. sSBa Sa
mef Night" he has = very light voice, Of good
quality, but with ve1y little range He can hardly
badly hdspted for music, nnd we should prefer to
| hear him nndef more favorable auspices before
passing any criticism upon him. II aH ct Ar.
Pease1 lecItals arc to be so cr0Hdod, he yM Eoon
| have to secure FarTeu Hall
We do not often make practice Of speaking Of
pianos used in cnnce1s1 but the nnR StelnEaJ
Grand used by Nj. Pease r.hs same one, BY the
TnT. used At the Patti concerts, really deserves
mention, AZ 1t is one Of the best u not tho bast
| we have ever nesrd. 1ts power, h!ilnAnoy, and
sHeetuesa Of tone. and ease Of action, 1t Honld
/ he dif1cult to excel It1ss planQ which HM u
vars % t18uce 10 tho ptxnists