The New York herald., 1870-01-12
A n U S E NJ E N rs.

BOwnRY THEATRE.-A right royal audience assem-
blcd at this old time theatre last Monday evening"
From pit to dome the house was crowded. and an en-.
thnslastic and uproarlous audience present The
FIRST piece presented was the well known play OF the
Irish Outlaw;'' but the performance In which
and Jerry; or Life IN London" The principal scenes
In Lhis play were sustained by the stock mpany; ;
out N the set-to scene MIR. James Mace the
champion Of England, had O bout with Mr.. Pooley
Mace and this lent additional attraction to the en-
tertainment Among those nOriced on tie stage
during Mr.. Mace's seto WAS the veteran stage mana
yer Clark and the proprietor OF the theatre Mr. FIRE.
leigh. Rarely has there been such q house within
tue walls of Vld Drury and those VINO were preaent
manifested their appreciation OF the performers by
lOnd ard continuous cheers. The engagement Of MIR.
Mace at the Bowery theatre s01ar has been great
SUCCESS.
WooD's MUSEUM. -Manifestly the rage for .'rhe
Blondes' has not even yet wholly subsidized
On Monday evening the theatre at Woods
Museum was crowded to It's utmost capacity
on the occasion OF the revival OF .Ixion;
or the Man at the Wheen The new scenery
by Messrs Tyrrell and Ayres, the fresh costumes
together with illusions to the latest current topics
0f the day gave certain air OF novelty To the piece
Tho cast was as fNlows:-IXIon, Miss Belle Hewitt
= Boston girl pretty, but little nervons; Jupiter
blondcs Mercury, Miss Lisa Weber, one Of the orr
Gnn,s.r g,n1, blondes; juno Mss Lizzie Wiilmors
y Pitt s sner: s'e Cupid eas' MS c'ara mss
Fisher. whose singing was appauded; Minerva
Mr. r. Rghtou, whose inlintaDie droery is aiways
appreciated, &c. The Nine Muses. had NJ least this
advantage over those OF tagnani, that they walked
the boards each ''Iike Il thing oi iife.r 'Ix,on'
will doubtless aaye good run again. II viii be
the regular attraction every evening until further
notice, and as TWO O'Clock every dag the new trad
uoaal sensationA, operatcal ahegor,cal, historical
and somewhat love-sick-ical spectacular cXtrava-
ganza, "Witnout a. Name" win De presented.
WAvERLEY THEATRE "A new regime as well as q
new order OF amlsements was introduced aI this
place on Monday evening. 1t was certainly . most
gratifying ana pleasing reopenng, gratifying the
management In the house beng crowded 10 It's
utmost capacity, and pleasing in the entertainment
being amusing ana varied opening the evenings
programme was series oI magical uaiou by Mr. a.
Sylvester. Miss Angela Schot showed sAli in blind
reading that has rarely been surpassed and IN what
were set down In the bill as "GasKs ana Faces or
Lights and Shadows OF Character thc Human
Face" gave some highly novel aughaDic exLib.
tions OF the varieties OF character tlaL be ex-
pressed through the medium OF the noustacne. Mr.
James Taylor infused rare and unsurpassed vocal
humor Into the entertainment Dy adyersry or sougs
III which the form OF nimlcry was portrayed in a
wonderful degree Miss Ada Alexander sang severn
ballads and comic songs with artistic and gratifying
effect. The same programme win b. given every
evening during the week. aud al to-day apd Satur-
day. matineeS.
PARK THEATRE, BEooKLyY.--Dcnsely packed by
very fashionable and most assuredIy By an appre-
ciatiye andience--for the popular John Brougham
last evening the recipient OF the heartIest Of
ovatlons-the PARK theatre presented an appearance
~
transformation been changed into one universal
smile. Mr.. Brougham's Lottery OF Lue'' was tue
attraction and ar. Brougham was the principal
ticket drawn out by the way, TO the complete graLl
cation OF the assepla-e The LOT VI drama and
Its many merits have heretofore been alluded
10 IN fattering terms. IT was produced in TINS
city under highly favorable auspices, Ind rs
n local aud sensauoHal production Tas generally
recognized AZ success. As tue Du says, Ii eiDbod-
les the lights and shadows OF every day Moreover,
IL is rcplete with Striking incidents tnat show that
many IL good leow'' Jnsi piunsin3 into the abyss
or misery may be vet snatcheG from tue pTcciplce by
u kind and EeGtIe word. Uf course Mr. RroaghaiH
the llie oi the Iaipa representing 10 the utmost
oi perfection the r0e Of Terry The swell rhe grace.
1nl and accompanied enorts of Mr. BroughaiE, 70
ray nothing u the iash,Dg deyinIlT-care spir' Ia.
fused INFO taecaractcr. secured Tor hlIu foutns OF
appreciation. ihe other parts were ably sustained.
incindilg Bob Mawey, J.FcrIuson: t. Lamb Aoodie:
Sal W;lnam Do1nes, T. Ctippcndale; Dodgers A.
Iayes, not forgetting Mas Tartar, VINO had all ad-
mrable representative liz Mrs. H. Howard. Several
atarthng scenes were presented among others beng
one OF the ptscip9 note5 o. the ciy aGd the Futon
ferry by fioorght. a; the latter plncc Soiomons
ID. Carroi), VINO pu: on entirely 100 mach "Jew,"
MAS Timely disposed o, oy the river police During
the eecina lit-ic AIixs jeanne feailaus decidedly
cievcr young lxdf periecs marvel In way. sang
some popular tongs sat created quite q lever among
the Young laos Goil,e for The holidays. Altogether
tho Lottery .: iafen 2t tae PARK theatre
ccss the tickets wero gratefully placed IN the box
aDu f5e resIn Was general saiisiaciion.