The New York herald., 1870-05-17

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on he conclusion OF the reading bougnei fal .
ereehbacks. was pres sntsd 10 Mr. Holland wnifh hf
leeelved with much emoti0n. TIE clrsain fei
sa,n NIL oud applause. which contnaed far sofht
,nnintes Nnen II fo.c again aue once uorr TEL ~ on
tle veteran old coined an. who has probably inaae
ms "a" appearance upoa tie stage of a theatre.
PARk THEATRE, BRooELYN.-"Long str.kc." 3ne
OF Boucicaulps most thriliug dramas. was pre-
sented Tor the nrst time In Brooklyn by the excel
lent stock company at The parG Theatre lat cvea.
ing. Tie audience, though not A. numerous A. TIE
play aud Its representation merited wa. a. an apprc
clative character, and repeated outbarsts Of ap.
ptaase greeted the sevefa really excoIien, points
With which the play abounds. j. W. Carroll,
who sustained the leading r6'g- TIM OF
Noah Learoyd, ringIeader OF the strikers of
the Manchester cotton mills was adnllabie
as me rash imprisoned, desperate potter agarsi
tne ainlsrary AN no less tst i......"ns",ref Ths
warm,h arted though indisc eet factory sri. Jant
Leoroyd, found an excellent deIneator In Jennis
watroti VINO was especially nne In the Interview
WIN solicitor Moneypenny In pleading IN beh M of
ner generous lover Jem Starkic. Chippendale az
IN lnpuslye KIND hearted Old lawyer. won re.
peated applause while Bates Starkle was wc,fny
the effort Of that fav0rlte actor Tue support
throu rhout was good. and the scenery and siaee
appointments as whole worthy the palnstaking
efforts OF the lessee.
WOODS MUsEUM-.'The Field OF the Cloth Of
Gold" sprtghty EXTRAVAGANZA began another
week last night at this establishment The audience
was too thin to call for much enthusiasm an thn
OF the actors, however. The play has been running
SO long and the evenings are 80 warm that the man
agement cannot look for much success unless they
give a new entertainment, which Is promised IN the
"Witcles OF New YORK" next week. a title taxing
enough TO give promise OF something excellent m
the meantime the horrors and montrosittes of the
Museum and the dancing or Miss Therese Wood who
oelhg lle most versatile and charming actress in
,he troupe sh0nld have been given better part In
inc present burlesque, ana the rich humOr OF Me,-
tayer and I.eiiingwe,l ought 10 be enough TO draw
good audiences ever day.
CARLorrA PATTI IN A FAREWELL SACRED Cox.
CERT.-Patt. before her departure for Brazil, has
consented to give her glorious talents for the last
time In this region in behalf Of charity and the
Church. After singing in Steinway Hall on satur.
day she will participate-togeher with the lending
artists OF the troupe-n a grand sacred concert at
the Church OF ST. May OF the Immaculate
Conception, In Williamsburg on Sunday evening.
The object Of the concert Is TO assist In praying
on an old debt on the church. OF VIII Oh Rev. Fatncr
Mcdonald Is the youthful pastor-. deot partially
contracted many years ago. The progr anime for the
on compris 9. among other nae selections Con.
mods AVE Maria the "inhapmatus' and Stabat
Mater OF Rossinl; the solo, acomfort Ye Ny REQ,
pe " from the "Messiah.n and the 'MIrch Funabre,,
Of Chopin. r'avcd by Theodore Ritter. n Ginr,
stand at the corner =. hansen aud Leonard Streets
WIN amsburg, and can be reached best by the Grand
street cars from this side. The concert ought 80 be
success, both in view Of It's programme aud its
object.