The New York herald., 1845-08-02
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She will probably arrive next Thursday or Friday.
| Thentricals.
| PARK THEATRE.-M'lle. D'Angeville was repre-
sened last night, as had been announced, and once
more the audience fell crying with laughter, at
the wit of the vaudeville, and the talent with which
il was acted There, as when it was first played
here, Nine CHuriot was overwhelmed with well
deserved applause, and the spirited manner with
', which she personifed Mile. DAngevllle was such
as to leave no room for criticism. Mr. Matthew was
again the highly talented comedian we have always
| acknowledged him to be, and had his full share in
the success of the performance. Mile. Eugenie,
the interesting young artist, had, unfortunately for
her and for ourselves, very small part to play in
this vaudeville; we regret it the more, that in seve
raj plays in which she acted parts Of more impor-
tance Mile. Eugenie has displayed much tact aud
aent. MIR. Jules acted again very well the part Of
Peiegrin, this at the first representation of this
vaudeville the first time had Mr. Jules act
in part of any consequence; we saw him two
nights ago in Of still more importance, that of
Antoine, in "La Dame de So. Tropes,'' and he ac-
quilted himself in a handsome style. Mr.. Oter-
not, who acted also last night proved himself as he
always does, an actor of talent as comedian
"La File dn Regiment" came afterwards,
and Marie, (Nllle. Calve) was as lively,
spirited, and fnll of feeling, according to the
OCCASION as she has always been in all the operas.
We have said before, and repeat it here again,
none can surpass, nay, equal Mile. Calve in
this play, and this opinion that of the
whole audience last night, as was testified by
the repeated applause that welcomed her acting
Mr. CGuriot acted the part of Tonic, and
sang it with the talent which every one agrees
in conceding to him. The duo between HIM and
| Mile Calve, was sung by both with unsurpassed
skill. We must not forget to mention Mr. Bernard,
| (Sulpce,) nor Mr.. Matthew, Cforensius,) who also
performed their parts with very great talent.
The first representation of La Wuette de Poriici
| is announced for next Monday night This opera
is said to be the chef dGuure d. A,sber and to Judge
| by its European reputation, will be well worth the
attention Of the public. Mines Casni, and Stephen
Cpuriot, and Messrs Garry, CGuriot, Bernard and
Buscher, are to appear in the principal parts
| Nine Cnurot in Mile DAngeuale, and Mile
Calve in'La File du Regiment were called out after
| the performance.
/ Nrmo's GARDEN.-Continued success crowns the
| efforts of the management here. This season has
been by far the best of long list Of never-failing
| campaigns Placide is now the presiding genius of
the place, and truly better artist can be found for
| he draws admirably. Mr.. P.'s Michael Perrin was
Justly appreciated and loudly appauded Tonight
he plays Hannibal Fuzee and Mr.. Ducimer Pipes,
two characters which he excites the visibility of
his auditors in first-rate style. Monday, we learn,
is to be grand gala night for Mr.. Chppendales
benefit w. Z. Burton H. Pacide, Brougham,
and host Of talent, appear IN a popular comedy,
and Fra Davoo is to be repeated-Mrs Timm,
| oxln Rohe {. d.,
son, Clarke, &c, &c, being included in the cast
Edge has; also volunteered splendid piece of fire.
works. 1t will be great night, and no mistake
CASTLE GARDEN.-To night the Ellsler Brothers
appear again, whose surprising performance, with
the overture to "La Refine de Chypri, and Gle Che
val de Bronze," and dances and songs by artists OF
great abillteswil afford quite fine series CT amuse-
ments.
VAuxHALL GARDEN.-This garden seems TO be a
favorte place of resort for the uptown folks, who
gather nightly by hundreds in this place Of amuse
ment.
The Ethiopian Serenadcrs, under the direction Of
s. A. Dumbolton, ESQ., Of Baltimore have recently
given three concerts at Newport two at the Atlantic
and one at the Ocean House. The concerts were lbe
rally patronizcd, especially by the summer visi,ers and
who were present appeared to be very much pleas
ed with the amusements They next intend visiting Fall
River and New Bedford During the Performance of the
second part of the Ocean House. on Tues
day evening, rumbng crash heard, which caused
some alarm among the audience 1t proved to be the
northeast part Of the piazza which being crowded with
lockers in and listeners gave way for about fifteen feet
dropping down, not the most gently about forty fifty
Of both xes some four five feet Happily no bones
we're broken-a few scratches and tattered garments
merely, we're the only bad results
A PLEASURE PARTy.-The steamer Delaware
which started on pleasure excursion to West Pcint
| on Monday morning at o'clock ran on the bar near
Newark Bay and lay there until released by the tide be-
tween one and two o'clock After going up the North
iver to place beyond the Palisades she returned and
epassed the bar In the Passac but after about two
o'clock this morning run into the flats near tho junction
OF the rassaic and ackcnsack where she still lies The
a,eamer Passac IN her regular passage to New York
tuesday morning. took of 900 Of tho passengers,
VINO returned to town in her about IL o'clock noon.
small steamer on the rver-tbe Dream subsequently
won't down and brought up the remainder of the com
ny-who have had on the whole rather fatguing sea.
| son Of pleasure -Newark Daily.