The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16


sentaton, and very large audience attracted doubt
the double inducement Of the beauty of that opera
and their desire Of showing their estimation of Mr. Pre-
vost whose benefit had early invaded all parts
Of the house Mile. Calve sang again very well last
night and Notwithstanding her fatigue, having played
three nights in succession her singing was fautless
NINE Casin whose sudden illness we mentioned yes
erday had far recovered be able 70 sing her part
very well, although it might have been noticed occa
onally that she felt yet the effects OF her ndspositon
and the fatigue Of ths previous night MessIs Arnaud
Douvry and Garry sang again last night well if not
better than last Monday in fact the second representa-
ton Of Huguenots" may be considered real tr
umph for these five artists Mime Richer acted again.
Urban last night and did also better than at the first
representation for she did not appear timd and sang
more fully than she had done before. young artist
VILE Douvry, daughter OF the first basso, whe for the
first time since she entered the stage had the
Huguenos part in opera came before the audience
and although much timidity perceptible at
a very pure vocal emission, which certainly will
with practice and study, make hera distinguished sing
err Mile. Douvy had only few lines to sing, but that
was sufficient to show what she may become some
day. We can only repeat Of Mr. Bernard what We have
always said Of him. Mr. Bernard is artist of great
taent have him in nearly all the operas and in
many vaudevlles and he has always appeared perfectly
at home in all Of them Such an artist as Mr. Bernard,
| is treasure for company. We would consider it un
Just to conclude this article without saying word Of the
orchestra and Of its leader Mr. Provost has been often
praised by the public; he amply deserves It, for no must
clan took SO much paps as he does, and few
succeeded better As for the orchestra there Is in
the chorusses Of the company perfect ensemble harmo
nque which excites the admiration all the spectators
of the orchestra taxed rather strongly in the
| "Hugucnots;o among others we will mention Mr. Elie
he first violin who accompanied on his instrument
Mr.. Arnaud in the song Of the first act Mr. Kyle,
played again beautifully on the flute the introduction to
the second act and Mr. Caesar Spolt who accompanied
on the bassoon the duo between Mime Casini and Mr.
| Arnaud.
French Opera Company at the Park The artists will
take week. osrecrut themselves from their arduous la
bors and will their representations at Niblos
Monday, the 25th inst.
The English company rc.opens Monday night, with
Mr. Simpson director The array Of talent composing
this company of which has engaged at great
expense in Europe, will not fail to bring extensive pa
tronage to the Park Among the artists engaged forhis
season, we have Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kean late Ellen
Tree Miss Darcy, Sig. Rophino Lacy, Mr. Reeve, Mr.
Brough, Mrs Mowatt and Sr. Hackett. Other artists
will shortly make he, rs appearancs These are Mrs
Blanc late Miss Faucitt Miss Gordon, and Mr.. Bland
from Mr. Charles Bass ha
arrived in the Queen Of the West Mr. and Mrs Charles
M to tine
anxious to be considered the leading member of the
drama but although he stands very high in the theatrical
world his reputation is not equal 10 that of his father
the elder Kean Mrs. Charles Kean, formerly known in
this country under the name of Miss Ellen Tree, is
beautiful and very chaste actress and has not her equal
in talent either side of the Atlantic They will doubt
less prove very great attraction to all amateurs Of the
atrlcas The Lady OF Lyons" a " Roland TOR an OH
ver and grand pas de deur by the two Misses vallee
| will be produced for the opening Of the season.
BowERY THEATsE.-Never did theatre meet with so
unlimited and steady patronage this one has since its
reopening. The house, although the largest in the
United States crammed every night and far from abat
ing, the patronage extended to it to increase
| and more. We congratulate MIR. Jackson upon his un
precedented success In building the theatre and
menting it. Mr. Jackson has omitted nothing, has he
spared any expense to give character and spendor.
| Last night three pieces, William TELL the Golden
Farmer and the Sleeping Beauty acted at this thea
re and all the artists VIII. appeared in these different
plays deserve commentator for their good acting The
character of William TELL the Hero OF Switzerland,
particularly we'll deneated by j. r. Scott and the
Citations OF love of liberty and patriotism connected viii
that tragedy received by the audience with perfect
phrerzy. The Golden Farmer no. less successful
and Messrs Hadaway and Clarke also much APP
plauded by the public The Sleeping Beauty last
ard there danger of her ethagy extend.
ing the audience burss Of applause rent the
mouse at the view Of the splendid scenees and dresses
EXPLANATIONS their beauty and from the pat to tn
gallery all seemed again perfectly electrified by So
gorgeous sight The artstes also acted very well in
this play The same bill is to be repeated tonight
will doubt, be again largely attended, and meet
before. with the warmest appreciation Of the audience
| CASTLE GARpEN.-For the last time positively, the
somAm-Bul,Ole will be represented tonight This il
Of the burlesque operas acted by the Ethiopian
pany these operas full Of the most comical incidents
attract every evening great crowd to the Garden Miss
Pray and Mr. Parsloe, to dance sgan this evening
will also be played by the orchestra The visitor to the
Garden should not forget to cast glance at the splendid
cosmoramas which well deserve his attention for their
| beauty and accuracy.
NBlo's.--" The Village Doctors and Born to Good
Luck the capital pieces presented this evening" il
which Pacde and Brougham appear for the last time
Placdes Bonc9eur, and Chppendale's Baron in the for
mer domestic story, really artiscal delneations
Our Mary" has also an excellent part in it, Brougham
in the latter piece keeps the house in Nothing
has been witnessed like his Paddy ORaerty since poo
Powers days Monday Rice appears in characteristic
buresque.
| VAuxHALL GAnpEN.-The vauxhal continues to be
well patronized. The performance which drew forth
great applause for the last two nights is to be repeated
| again this evening. Go and see
| PALMo's OPEnA HoUsE.-The German Company gave
their second last night It pretty well
attended and the performance of quite we'll We
believe these artists will become very popular among
their countrymen in this city, for of the actors
and actresses appear to possess talent. On Monday
they will give the play called "Johannus Gutenberg"
The Angesea Singers had a very large and highly
spectacle audience at Palmos theatre Thursday even
ing and gave great satisfaction They give their
and final Concer. at the same house this evening.
Mr.. Blake took benefit at the Pttsburg Circus on
| Tuesday last.
Miss A. Fisher took benefit last night at the Walnut
| street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Ole Bull when last card Of at Portland he was
about take through the West. lie is expected
in this neghborhood about the end Of the ensuing month
| Mr. and Mrs. haywood have been highly successful
throughout their Canadian tour Mrs. haywood had
| bumper benefit at the Montreal Theatre on Tuesda,
evening.
The seguns and Mr. Frazer have also drawn good
houses in various parts of Canada during the past
They expected to return to the States towards the
| end OF the present month.
| The Royal Olympic Theatre in Montreal, under the
manag Of Skier att has been successful
during present than for many years past Tn,
company is about to visit other towns in the Canadas
| The Fakr OF Ava is in Bangor, Me.
Booth starring it at Norfolk, Va, by last accounts
| Mrs. Mowatt, MIR. Crisp MIR and Mrs Charles and
well selected company about to appear Saratoga
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