The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-21
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PAHK.A fashionable and intellectual audience
bled last evening, 10 witness the last appearance Of the
Keans and the REPETITION Of the Iron Chest and "Don
Cesar De Bazsn." The performance passed on with
great ecia Mr. and Mrs. Kean will return ais city
from Philadelphia, where they 20 TO fulfil an engage.
ment on the 7th Of January, when shakspearos Rich
ard H. will be brought out style of great splendor
and magnfcence. To morrow evening the seguin
troupe make their debut in the opera OF the Bohemian
Girl They have been highly full in their south.
tour aud return in excellent health and spirits
Their appearance will undoubtedly be hailed with de-
light by all lovers of music.
BowERy THFATRg.-The entertainments last evening
were for the benefit OF Mr. j. Wadron the treasurer Of
iesabshment-snd most capital bill presented
The evening commenced with I" Charles the Second
in which versatile John Scott appeared Captain
Copp Alter this, comediea entitled the Oregon
Question" written by Mr. ~ II. Bannser was played,
and went of with Of laughter. After this the
FARGO Of an Every Bodys Mess" played, and the
evening closed with tho laughable extravaganza Of
Tom and Jerry" On Monday event & Shakspeare's
tr gely Of Macbeth" in which Mr. Scott appears as
Macbeth uill be played.
GERMAN OpERA-The German population of this city
making strong exertions to support the opera We
understand that subscription cards have been sued
1t probable sufficient may raj TO ensure
its success The German opera Ia in many respects
superior to the French Italian but ii mas thus i been
poorly supported by the German population.
Booth is playing at Mobile.
TkMPLEros-The concert intended TO have be- n given
on saturday evening at the Musical Fund Hail. PhiIaae
pis by this distinguished vocalist has been
There was We are told a misunderstanding &c 10 tho
time, and the announcement fixed too early a period
Mr.. Templston Will commence his series OF coucers
certainly ON Monday, tie 29th inst y
| Tar DYLcy Taours.-The Boston Post saws Wa
believe II - not gene ally known that Mr. Nonhno dc
! Lacy, now among u.s. Is the Rophino do Lacy whose
name has been so long familiar to MUSICAL o,d as
the writer aud adaptsr OF Cinderella Ira avoo M.;3
of judah, Turk in Italy lsaelites in Egypt and The an
thor Of the comedies OF Love and Reason. the Two
Friends and many other WORKS OF distinguished mart
Cinderella was the frat opera Of its class produc I'll IN
America work which III fac helped to torn our m,,
steal TASTE and whose popularity this day ont
lives that Of all others II has been fortune 10 Iii our
managers old Price, alone OF the Park Theatre hono
reported TO have cleared fifty thousand dollars bv liz
production and there is doubt that IL the Law 81 In
ternetonsl copyright had existed MIR De Lacys pro6s
IRON that one work would have been imnense Jhs
first SIN weeks OF the Israees in Egypt in we believe
1888 brought the Cosent Garden nanag the
nous clear pront of seven thousand pounds sterling
Mr. DE Lacy was sevaral seasons, leader OF tho Italian
Opera House, and also musical director OF Cuy.ni tar
den Theatre. We, for one, welcome him heartily To
shores and only regret that his stay with m sh9ud
be so transient