The New York herald., 1845-07-13
Tneatricals.

fARk IHEATRE.- night the French
company will give La File du Regiment, an Opera
full of interest, IN which the public OF New York
will have another opportunity of admring their ia.
vorie, Miss Calve. Those who two years ago wit.
messed her performance in this Opera cannot fail to
remember the liyeliness of her play, and the skill
with which she sang part so well adapted to her
musical powers, and TO the lively expression of her
animated countenance. The air Salut la France,
which she sang with so much grace and expression,
must be still present TO the mind of her admirers
10 say that Maddle. Calve is going to appear is
enough 10 secure numerous audience, vet the en-
terprislng and gentlemanly director OF the French
company wishing TO show TO the public of this city,
that ne wishes to oHtnothing obtain their appro-
baton and deserve their patronage, has added to
this already very great inducement, vaudeville Of
very entertaining character te Roman dune hetue.
in which Mad'lle Richer, another favorile of the
public, is also going to appear. With such bill for
| the performance of Monday night, full house can
! be relied upon.
| CASTLE GARpEN-There will be aconcert of Sa
cred Music this evening at this delightfully."- cool anc
pleasant place of amusement, under the direction
Mr.. Lothian in which the clarionet and bras.
bands will take part This must certainly BE-
highly gratifying to the admirers of beautiful mu
sic. and Is as rational any way of enjoying an
evenings entertainment as could well be devised
On Monday there will be an entire change in the
performances, in which the whole of the talented
company will display their powers. The programme
promises every variety OF music, instrumental nd
| vocal.
| VAUxHALL GARpEN.-The polite and gentlemanly
manager of this establishment, Mr. De La Rec,
| takes his benefit tomorrow evening, on which oc.
| casion splendid bill is presented The celebrated
Fakir of Angelina, the Acrobat Family in mnia.
ture, the lovely and facinating Miss Orve, and the
graceful bewitchng Mademoiselles Delorene and
Nathalie, together with the mirth moving Barne,
Williams, and several other talented performe rs
have all volunteered their services This is one O
| the coolest and most fashionable places of amuse
| ment in the city. Let there be well filed house
| TERESA MiI.LASoLLo.-An interesting anecdote i,
related in an English paper in relation to the cir
| cumsances which first induced this astonishing femal,
performer to study the violin When attending musi
being at that time about four years old she was much
struck by solo on the violin No sooner was the ser
vice over than she to her father her desire
learn this instrument Her father explained to her tha
the piano and the harp were more suitable to female
when she exclaimed, ooh, il ia the violin that | love
This extraordinary prediction induced father TO
| gage master under whose instructions she mada
great progress and at the age OF six years she gave
concert in her own country She then gave conce rts
Marselles Paris and in Holland with immense success
and came to London when scarcely eight years old A.
Lille when meddle struck TO her honor her ss,e
Nara then aged ak years heard for the ret tins
fhey played together in the North Of France at Paris
and have since visited Germany and part OF Italy Ii
Germany they gave $50 concerts. Since their arrival il
london on the present OCCASION both have been elect
I'd honorary members Of the Quartet
distinction only conferred upon foreign performers O
the violin OF first rate talent.
A letter from the famous Taglioni has been recev
I'd by distinguished gentleman in this city, in whic
he states that she will positively visit tho United state
during the coming fall-Phitad. Sentinel
| Mr.. Clark, comedian from this CITY. who ha
play cd successfully short engagement at the Aban,
| Museum, took benefit last evening
An Accident happened to Master Gardiner of th
'. A. Circus, on the evening OF the ith When rdin
around the ring the head OF Mr. Carroll fire crack
burnt which frghted the hose that both wer
thrown The boy struck on his face and breast whjc
injured him considerably, though not serousy.-Dero
Free Press.
The far famed dramatic spectacle, "The Naiae
Queen" made decided hit Friday evening at the
walnut Street Theatre Philadelphia. The applause an
commendation bestowed upon II were without bound,
nd must have been truly gratifying to the managers
ana 10 all concerned in its production
The Treasurer OF the Pittsburgh Theatre paid OF
all claims against the establishment previous to his de
partuIe. This Is said to be the first season that ha
closed In pittsburgh for number of years without
loss Porter left with full purse. II is the ntsnor
OF the managers to reopen in the fall