The New York herald., 1870-11-08
AM 10 8 MEN rs.

WALLACK's-"rHB SERIOUS FAMrLY.s'-Tne suo-
cess attending the representation OF tho series Of
standard comedies has induced the management AZ
Wallack's to continue the programme for Mt IeassI
another week. In accordance Herewith the "Serf-
ous Family" was repeated last evening. and WIN be
followed by "John Bull" ana the "Rlvalsr The
critical pen can find nothing wherein to impugn the
popularity OF these performances. The graceful
finish with which each play is placed before the
foorghis, in cast OF characters and mane nance nf
scenery leaves 1t out OF the power OF the specator
To be Qnerul0n5 on any silige point. iSrougham's =
Captain Mcguire and Sioddarts Am,nadaE Secs
rendered the audience last evening anything but \
serious family, ii the nerrnent elected Nv Their
complete Interpretation OF their parts was any crile
IL is hardly necessary 10 say thar every char
acer there perfect harmony and strict 1deIirv
to tho duty OF developing the entire piece.
LIMA EDwIN's- -BURLEsQUE. OPERA AND FARCE
The management. OF this pretty little theatre Is
making the most laudaDe exertions to keep it up
TO first class standard ana satisfy Its numerous
patrons with al the sparkle and variety that The
particular style OF entertainment adopted here de-
mands Every week briggs some new conner on the
stage and rarely has any theatre given in
about two months OF season such suc-
cesslon OF stars an1 novelties. Fast night
an elegant audience crowded the house, and the Ll
consisted OF the Durlesque Of aladdin" with Harry
Beckett as The widow rwankey; the Operetta Of
"lhe Blind Bergars' In which Miss Blanche Cation
and Mr. Thomas Whllen appeared and the amusing
Naturen which brought out the inimitable Lefiing-
well as Romeo Jaller Jenkins, character known 70
all theatregoers. "Litlle JACK Sheppard Is under
lined for early production.
ASSOCIATION HALI~-MBs MARKsTgfN,s CON-
cERr.--This promising young pianist gave her On
nual concert AZ this hall last night before large
and enthusiastic audience. She played Llszts
'Rhapsodie Hongrose, No. 2;' Thaberg's fantasia
on Norma" with Mr. Pinner. and Wollenhaupts
fantasia on 'Traviata." She has made wonderful
progress since we last heard her, and has fulfilled
all the high expectations formed of her by those
who attended her debut, two years ago. Liszts
work was rather ambitious undertaking for one
young, as was Thalber2's great work. She dis-
played in both remarkable facility In execution,
decacy Of touch ana u certain command OF express
sion. she was received very warmly and encOred In
each OF her selections. Male q. Frankau Hess sang
q cavatina from '.lone" without any remarkable
expression or feeling. She has pleasant voice, bus
a crude manner II using IL. A tenor of the most
primitive style, named Mr. Scnoo, created much
amusement by quite an orr. dual rendering Of
'Mapparn from "Marthan during which
his attention seemed to be divided between
balancing roll OF music between his fingers and
trying 10 follow MIR. Morals peculiar organ accom-
paniment. Mr.. Wenze Kopta played polonnatse by
Wenaroski and "Huhgarian Ars'' III his charac-
erstic Drlian6 STYLE and the everlasting overture
to civilian Iei was played In stylc which would
cause one 10 excaim, 80, temps o. Mora ~ Is
lacked spirit, dash and Dr,liancy.