The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-18
Vheatricals.

PARK THEArnE.-A very respectable audience assem-
bled last night at the Park to greet the Delcy troupe
and witness the first representation Of "Lucy of Lam
mermoor." The opera well put upon the stage
and abounds with the sweetest softest, and most beau
tul music Donizeth wrote The story is founded
as all are probably aware Sir Walter scotts novel
of the Bride of Lammermoer' hb'eno by Messrs
@. Bowes and Rophino Lacy.
Miss Delcy has much improved in appearance and
voice. during her Southern and sung her role most
charmngly The duett the close Of the second act
with Mr.. Gardner commencing "Ah my signs shall on
the balmy breeze was loudly and rapturously ap-
plauded
Mr. Gardner sung in much better taste and time than
when here laat The aria in net 3rd, scene 3rd, was
loudly and enthusiastically encored
Mr. Brough also succeeded remarkably well-though
we must say his style is not exactly to our taste.
Miss Delcy acted her part well sung the music
in the mad scene after the murder of arthur" in a
very superior manner. This was her greatest effort.
At the conclusion Of the performance the troupe APP
peared in answer to the loud call Of the audience and
bowed their thanks
"Lucy Of Lammermoor" will again be repeated to-
night.
BowsRy ThEArnE.-Last evening witnessed such
rush at the Bowery never remember to have
before in fact question whether in the annals
Of theatricals in this country, such crowd
bled at any theatre any occasion. Long before the
opening Of the DOORS the walk in front rendered
erly impossible by the eagerness of the crowd, and
hnndreis, doubt left without being able to obtain
seats. Before the rising of the curtain every nook
and corner in the house had its occupant. The
occasion was a complimentary benefit to Mr.. John
NJ Trmble the architect and builder of the Bow
cry. Upon the rising of the curtain, Mrs Phillips
forward and delivered very timely written poem. The
curtain then for liking Lear in which Mr.. Scott
and classic The minor Characters were well performed.
The farce Of the Wandering Minstrel" in which Mr..
Mitchell played his favorite character of Jsm Bags
was then played and the evening closed with the farce
of" Scan Mag" This evening the same BILL with the
exception Of the Wandering MINSTREL is again pre-.
sented owing to the disappointment Of SO many last
evening.
HERR ALExANDER.-Owing to the fattering reception
with which he has met, and at the urgent solicita-
ton of some of the first families in the city, this wonder
full has concluded to remain with another week.
The ladies will crowd to Niblos tins week in any guam
titles Alexander has such pleasing manner of con-
ducting his exhibitions that every body Is delighted All
who have not him WILL of course improve the pre-
sent opportunity.
ALHAMRA.-The audiences at this capital place of
amusement are still on the increase This week Mons
PHILIPPE, and Miss Mary St. Clair and Dr. Valentine
delighting the people there
Music FOR THE MrLL,oN.--The Ethiopian company
have washed their faces and giving capital vocal
concerts at Franklin Hall.
GERMAN OPERA.-Great preparations making to
produce in superior and magnificent STYLE series Of
German operas in this city, during the winter We
have had French and Italian operate company here
which succeeded admirably; yet the number Of native
French and Italians, including Americans, who speak
the language very small According to the last cen
sus the number of French and Italians does not exceed
5000, while the number of Germans is over 10000
What then is to prevent the German opera
thnr vVo al
events excellent prima donna in the person of Ma.
dame Otto She has superb voice and is of the best
rapidly increasing, and German newspaper is con.
Quoted here with talent and abilty-why not German
opera thenl We be surprised to the Ger
man opera and language become even more popular
than the French.
LEoroLp De MEYER-Leopold De Meyer, accompanied
by his secretary left this city yesterday morning. in the
for Boston, where he intends giving concerts on
Thursday, Saturday and Monday evenings. The lion
pianist took with him his magnificent Erardn and the
it roars as loudly and sweetly when touched by the
hand of this wonderful man, has been represented
No artistic received much attention has been
paid to De Meyer since his arrival in this country He
has been eted and feastedhis table has been literally
covered with invitations to parties dinners soirees
cursions &C., from the highest and generally most
elusive classes of society His gentlemany manner and
courteous demeanor, have in fact won him golden opn-
ions from all sorts sort Of and have no doubt
brilliant at Characteristic of their hospitality good
and taste 1t is rumored that Chickering Of Bos
presenting to De Meyer and which he shall
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Ole BULL and his vocalist, Mr.. Dufield arrived here
yesterday and will give grand farewell concert short
ly An excellent opportunity Is here presented for
glorious, tremendous, and terrific flare up among the
small potato critics, with which city abounds The
finale of Ole Bull will undoubtedly be highly amusing
and interesting
Mrs. VALENTINE MoTT, who made her debut at the
Apollo before Of the most arisocratc fashionable
and brilliant audiences congregated is creating
great sensation throughout the country five may judge
by the tone OF the newspapers We understand she
tends continuing her career professional vocalist
and perhaps other cities may have opportunity Of
Judging her abilities. Her next appearance in public
will be at concert to be given by the philharmonic
ciety.
OPENING THE New ORLEANS AMERICAN THEATRE
This avorte establishment is to be opened this evening
for the During the has been cleansed
painted and whitewashed throughout and although
form Of the interior has been in way changed at
lighting last evening we could not but be struck with
the splendid coup d. 1H which the American presen ted
AS the size ofths establishment will give the fol.
lowing statement of its dimensions taken from the box
book
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