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... AMERICAN TH-BATRICALS. 2fEW YORK, Ean. 14, Wmxa's this week has produced the ebarming comedy of Henriette (translatd from the French) for the first time. It was produced on Tuesday and Thursday with great success, and we are to have it again this evening ...
... Winkle has been with- dxawn from the boards of the Olympic, and Mr. J. Jefferson has been since playing Asa Trenchard in Our American Cousin. The latter promises to have a lengthened run. At the New York Theatre they are running the opera bouffe, The Doctor ...
... and the drama of The Jerseay Girl. Preparations are making for the pro. duction of a new and gorgeous Pantomime. BRYANT'S MINSTREL HALL receives its customary share of patronage, although of late they have not introduced any special novelty. BARNUM'S Muexuma ...
... AMERICAN T-HEATBICALS. NEW YORK, JUNE 21. There is a dearth of theatrical news just now. Wallack'a is closed, and the Winter Garden will not re-open till Monday next when Mr. Mark Smith and Miss Emily Thorne will begin a abort summer season. A. fair company ...
... in various specialities. TinE nautical drama of The American Sailoir; or, Afloat aned Ashore, was the piece de resistance at TONY PASTOR'S OPERA\ HOUSE last week,'and in additionthe Female Minstrels reappeared, and admirably rendered some new songs, glees ...
... AMERICAN THEATRIC ALS. (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, AUGUST 27.-After a postponement from the preceding Wednesday. the GRAND OPERA HOUSE was opened last evening for the production ol Le Roi Carotte, which is in four acts and twenty tableaux ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS, (FROM OUR OWN ?? NT.) - NEW YORK, OCTOBER 1.-An Italian Opera season was inau- gurated last evening at the ACADEMY OF MMusIc, under the management of Messrs. Maretzek and H. C. Jarrett, when Meyer- beer's LA; AJricoine was represented ...
... ever satisfies n the American picbs agent. It will be interesting to see Ii bow Chevalier's songs strike New York audiences. The v habitat of that queer specimen the coster is London, n and London only, but if untravelled Americans cannot E recognise the ...
... thence to Cincionatti, Louisville, Nashville, and through the western cities. Miss JULIA GOULD, who was once with the Buckley Minstrel Troupe, is singing with Ward's company at Victoria. MR M1KEAx BUCHANAN and his daughter are at the Front. street Theatre ...
... features by the Lauri Family. Tens: SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, unlike the poor in other respects, are like them in this, that we always have them with us. It may be added that they always furnish a good Negro Minstrel entertainment, and that some of their skits ...
... AMERICAN VAUDEVILLE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, AUG, 22,-Proctor's One Hundred and Twenty-fifth-street Theatre was opened last Mon- day, and was crowded with an enthusiastic throng from noon until nearly midnight. This makes the fourth house ...
... River, workmen being now engaged in laying down the necessary pipes. BaYArN's McoesTaRLs.-It must be conceded that Bryant's Minstrels have carried the city by storm. Night after night hundreds are compelled to retire from the hall No. 472, Broad- way, ...