The New York herald., 1870-08-21


Edward yierng, bass; .. Matthias, buno tenor, and
Richard llouann. comic bass Tne nrst operas 10
DC produced VA! De ''Iro ,atore,' "huguenots" and
"Don Juan.h Adoipn NeucndJri pr sides over an
orcaeslra ol tWenty'tnrec, ana the chorus VIII num-
Der hty The season opeas on September AZ.
KELLY AND LE0N's THEATRE
These popular stars o. the Ethiopian opera are
conslrucung Tor themselves very neat aud hani-
some hste Theatre out OF the anuquatea rooKefy
known De.O a5 DodHOrlh Hail. thc change Is
ma vellou3 ana miniature theatre with seating.
capacity Oir00, and glowing IN the PAM, frescoing,
upnolsterng and briIl.ancy OF a modern play
IL ia approaching completion. gallery has been
ooiil anu the entrance Is vastly improved. lhe
opening day rs hAed FOR Monday, AUGUST ~. the
Company Tor the season wlil COMPRISE the wei
known managers ana minstrel ana Operatic artists,
Kelly ana Leon, Purdy ana Wllson, end men; sam
Price, ana Professor lanig, leader OF the orchestra
The rest 0i The company Is very rull, and large,
well appointed chorus has been engaged. Inc spe-
ciaty o this house win be operate buriesque, and
The opening pieces VIII DC 'Le retit Faust (Which
Kelly Il Leon introduced here last season., Princess
oi TreDizOndn and "The Brgands.n ANOTHER nol city
Will Dc clever burlesque called "The Babies OF Inc
Peri0d.n
THEATRE CoMoUE.
MessrS. Butler & Gilmore nave done much 10
make this handsome lttie theatre an attraction 10
the puDic. Their principle Is 10 Keep up constant
variety and 10 seize hold OF everything IN the way
Of novelty ana talent that can be obtained Ill thcir
hne Ihe theatre Is coSey clean wen ventllatcu
wel lighted and looks handsome in every respect
The company playing there at present consists OF u
capital paltomlne troupe me clown OF winch IS
Charles Abbott, quite an artist III his line; large
and well selected corps Ge ballet, Mr. q. w. jester,
the man with the talking hano, u prince OF ven
troquists; j. &. Stewart, ADD Ryman, JOhuBy
Queen, Johnny Hart, w. Barry, Master larney and
the Chnetop sisters The programme changes every
week, ana is admirable as variety performance.
SAN FRANCISCO MiNSTRhIS.
The inimitable quartet OF Ethiopian excellence
Birch, Wamboid, Bernard and Backus would atone
be an attraction TO cork admirers; but when tney
surround themselves on opening night. August ~,
with such talent as Dwyer. IempletOn Rockefeller,
Obe1st, Shattuck tvocastsh Leyaliee Schmidt
Marshall, Adams Buchner and Juch Qnstrunental-
trgDel.
been repalnted and redecorated, and IS now MS
bright as an eagle just from the Mint Billy Birch
says he has a FrencDman and Ieuton IN Tue
orchestra, who exeDpiify the iauIe OF the iion ana
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
The redoublable Don Antonio, who some seasons
past suddenly appeared on the east side OF town
a Spanish Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
pOtentiary, mas ISSUED prOn,t5tcidDltentO In the
following terms:-"i, Dom Antonio HenrIques
Ximenes Pastor. DO hereby, to all whom It may
concern, announce the following as my troupe
for the season of is70-7l--1ony Pastor comic voca-
ist; johnny Wild, Neise Seymour and Frank Kerns
negro comedians; Billy Carter, banjo solo per.
former; Billy Sheppard song ana dance artist: j. A.
Graver and I. q. Riggs comedians: Frank Bell, ec-
centric song and dance man; T. Conpor and j. Brad
Man Fish, J. seaDert: Miss Jenny Engel seri0- comic
songstress; Miss Minnie Grey, soubrette; Mile.
lrma, The Statue Queen; Miss Alice Somers,
song and dance lady ana Clog oansedse: Miss
Ella Wesner personarors or male characters,
In her songs, dances and rapid changes OF cOstuue
MISS Marie Goreno. danseuse; Miss Amelia Goreano,
Wesley Master Martin, ana their comic paniomme
troupe; Jos. Brahan, leader Of orchestral orchestra
contains Ten instruments. keep good pantomime
and ballet troupe constantly Oh draughi new play
every week Illustrating city life, sing OF fresh
songs every night and keep lookout for novelties.
Given under my nand and seal. Antonio Pastor.
Fernando Pastor, secretary and treasurer
BBYANr'S NEW MINSTREL HALL.
Bryants new minstrel hall bids fair to be re-
pleted, but work upon IL Is rapidly going forward
and we presume 1t VIII 6e ready for occupancy abont
the lst OF November. the builalng stands on The
north side OF Twenty tythlrd street, few PAGES west
OF Sixth avenue, and nor far from Booths theatre.
IL has frontage OF nifty feet and depth OF ninety.
IL Will be four stories nigh ana have Nansard roof
It's stage VIII be fifty fee vide and thirty feet deep
Its auditorium including two galleries, will AFFORD
seats for about 1000 persons. Its greenyoom and
dressing rooms wil be underneath the stage. Mt.
Bryant intends to organize an excellent company,
and present negro minstretsy Ia the best possible
gulse. WHAT with Booths theatre, Days, flfth
Avenue, BrylnEs Opera House, the Masonic
Temple and the Grand opera House, the westerly
part of TNenty-tbird street will De one Of the
brightest and busiest sections OF this brigh, ana busy
city.
NEW YORK THEATRE.
Mr.. spencer, formerly of the Theatre Comique
purposes opening the New York Theatre next month
as variety establishment. Scores OF men are now
al work tearing down the unsi ,ntly church tower
and remodeDg the interior or the venerable pile.
independent OF the Class OF entertainment he pro-
poses 20 establish Mr.. Spencer deserves the thanks
Ui the community for removing such an unsightiy
nuisance as the New YORK Theatre as il has been.
THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
VIII reopen for instruction in its various depart
mentS on The LIST day OF September. its popular
monthly sOrGes VIII begin III october. This excel
lent institution was founded IN 1865. 10 has been
gradually adapted 10 the growing demand of n
higher standard OF musical taste and knowledge in
our community. until II is now recognized
as one OF the most completely organized
and most prosperous institutions Of the
Kind in the United States. Several OF its purils
have successfully appeared in public concerts and
some have already wot, professional distinction
The raplIeprogress made by those who have enjoyed
struction has been highly satisfactory 10 their
parents and friends. Among the families whcn
regularly send neir children to The New York Con-
scryatory are many OF the foremost IN social posi-
ton III tnls city and IN Brooklyn. Upwards OF M.
teen hundred pupils from these TWO Cit les have
tended the Conservatory during the past year. The
fun corps Of professors numbers lhrty-nve. These
professors represent nearly all tle great European
conservatories. They han from Paris Lepsic, Co
lOgne Stuttgart, Berlin, Vienna, Munich Florence,
Milan and Naples. They have been carefully Sc
ected, not only as accomplished musicians, but also
with special reference TO their practical capabilities
10 impaU instruction. Lessons are given
on every musical instrument. In the vocal
classes The system OF instruction Is based upon
the only srue metn0d-the Old Italian method
according 20 which the vocal organs are developed
gradually and without forcing, thus carefully ma
turing and strengthening them. Voices thus cultl-
those prematurey brought out by an unnatural
forcing process-a process only too fashionable ut
present--wili show signs or decay at the very time
when they ought 10 be most brilliant and powerful.
A new and commendable feature has been AIDED To
the New York Conservatory by the establishment OF
normal department. This VIII supply a want long
and painfully fel5 by young teachers and their
patrons. Dierent methods Of instruction will be
discussed and inexperienced teachers will be taught
how to teach The members Of tins normal class will
be afforded opportunities OF developing ana testing
their capacities as instructors certain proficiency
will OF course he required before any enter it.
MRS. CONwAys PARK THEATRE. BROOKLYN.
The enterprising and popular manageress Mrs.
+. B. Conway, whose long ana conscientious efforts
IN the cause OF the drama ayant the water are worthy
OF the highest admiration proposes to make this
season at her pretty little theatre the most brilliant
so far. This week Mr. William Harris. assisted py
Miss Kate Denim aud large company, will produce
some sterling plays. On Monday 1.-The Marble
Hearth VIII ne given, to be followed on the next
evening by SCHOOL, The arrangements for the
season are of the most complete character and the
talented manageress has effected many important
engagements. She Will also appear herself, with
her husband in some OF their best totes.
HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN
Manager Hooley will shortly open with full, wei
appointed minstrel company The specially OF this
house consists Of buresgues on every pOpula