The New York herald., 1845-07-31
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PARK THEATRE.-The fifth representation OF " La
Julve" went of last night well as the others, ano
il could not be otherwise, for the French artists
seem to gain more and more the good will of the
musical and fashionable part Of New York society.
and they deserve it also, for they spare nothing o
attain this end and show their acknowledgment foi
he patronage of the public On account OF the disa
greeableness OF the weather, the house was not al
together as crowded as on the preceding evenings,
but rhere was, however, very fair audience.
An accident, which might have had very bad conse-
quences, but which fortunately, however, turned out
to be only very narrow escape, occurred during
the performance. AT the end of the first act, as the
procession passed, zone of the horses became little
resive just as the curtain falling, and carried
its rider rather too much in front of the STAGE the
curtain fell on the neck Of the horse, and struck
the rider also little the head and in the breast,
bat the helmet and steel breastpate which the latter
wore, protected him, that he felt the blow very
slightly only.
Tonight will be represented for the first time.
La Dame de ST. Trope-, thrillingy,drama based
on the famous Chandler tragedy, better known in
this country under the name of 'Trial of Madame
Lafarge for the murder OF her husband" There are
few of our readers who have not heard of this event.
and the interest of the play must be certainly IN
creased by the knowledge OF the real incidents on
which it Is founded. To add to the general interest
tmay be well here to mention that this play will be
acted by Messrs. Montasser, Matthew, Bernard, NC.
Mile. Maria, and Mines. Richer and Matthew, ar
fists whose talent has been acknowledged by all
who witnessed their performance in the dramas
and vaudevllles which have been already acted in
this city by the company, This play will be pre-
ceded by the second representation OF lie Chalet,
comic opera acted by Nine. CDuriot and Messrs'
Douvry and Cpuriot. The success which this
lively opera has met with on its first representation
this season. and the talent of the three artists
gagged in it, offer, with the drama mentioned above,
such an attraction as will undoubtedly very
large audience.
Friday night, by general request, will be given La
File du Regiment, of the finest comic operas OF
Donizetti The sprightness of this opera, enhanced
still by the spirited acting of Mile Calve, the delight
ful singer, has rendered it very favorite one Mr..
Cnuriot, who, on account of his indsposi-
ton, was prevented from acting the part of
Tonic, when this opera represented few
evenings ago, will appear in it on Friday. This
delightful opera will be accompanied by the mirth-
full vaudeville ATNe D'AngcuiHe. very comical
play, in which Mime. CGurlot appears in four differ
ent characters, supported by the talent OF Messrs.
Matthew, Otemot, and Mile Eugenie
CASTLE GARDEN-The performance went off ad-
mirably last night, and was much applauded by the
numbers who nightly congregate in that delightful
place of amusement. The administration have for
some months past displayed very good management
and an evident desire to please the public, which
are alone sufficient to account for their great sue
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and others the Brothers Elsser the Smolenska by
Mile. Desjardns; Comic Dances by Mr.. Parsloe,
Waltzes, Nc, NC
NlBLo's GARDEN.-To-nght most attractive bill
is offered for Miss Taylor's Benefit. "Fra Diavolo,"
in which Mrs. Tlmm, the very popular actress will
appear on this occasion, in the character OF Lady
Allcash, Uhls of itself would fill the garden)-Mr.
Roberts sustans the part of Lord Allcash, perform
ed by him thirty nights at Covert Garden; Mr. Pear
son appears as Fra Diavola Mr.. Dennison as Loren
70, constituting efficient The operatic come
dy concludes, in which Misses Taylor and Matthew'S,
Chppendale and John Seton act their original cha
racters This is great attraction, and the many
friends of the lady will Grove. the garden. She has
earned all they de for her during the whole sea-
she has been necessarily employed and has con-
tributed to the great success Of the season.
VAUxHALL GARDEN.-This place of resort CONT
MUGS to be well attended, and as usual its visitors
seem to be well satisfied. Tonight again an arac-
tive bill is offered to the amateurs, and the perform
ance will certainly be witnessed by a crowded
house.
The Campanalogians have gone to New London.
Mr.. Sloman and his daughters propose giving
series of Concerts at the American Hotel, Buffalo
Mrs. Mowatt and Crisp proceed at once to Buffa-
q nd hv Mr. Rurt for
his three theatresthe Chestnut and Arch street Pha
delphia, and Front street. Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Andrews are now on tour
through the country westwardly giving the
principal towns. They appeared at Springfield on Mon
day evening, on the occasion of the opening of new
Utica Rochester Buffalo, and the Falls Niagara at
each place they propose to give Concerts Mrs. An
Maeder tenore, and brilliant pianist, and Mr. ndrews
basso comic and full of mrth and excellent good
humor.
Welsh and Mann's National Circus opened on
Monday evening in Montreal.
On Friday evening Mr.. haywood took his benefit,
being the last night oil his engagement at the Olympic
Theatre Montreal and rejoice to hear ta the house
chant of Venice. Ii is stated that his performance
admirable, and in the judgment it could not
be surpassed.
Master Sconcia, assisted by Mrs Charles How
ward has been highly successful in Montreal
FRENcH-Rachel is making triumphant tour
through the provinces her younger sister Rebscca
will soon debut in Racines iphgene. Duprez has Civ
satisfaction at the Grand Opera Othello supported
by Madame Stoltz as Desdcmonaand a tenor Gar.
doni is well spoken Of On the of Carlotta Grisi
and the Vienna dancing girls, from London, will be
brought out Adams new ballet in which will be in
troduced corps OF Agerine aimes dancing girls
companied by their native music Deazet is at the Va
rees espiegie and amusing ever notwithstanding
she has entered her forty fifth year.
Lew North, son of the universal Nation, is the
crack rider at Franconis Circus in the Champs Eysee
Another, named Sands, and his two sons attracting
good houses at the Varieties by their limitations Of the
Risleys.
An original five act drama, called the Tour de
Babel which has been produced at the Theatre Francois
has excited good deal of interest," from the fact of it,
having been supposed to be from the pen of Of the
Kings coDdants and brought out under his patronage
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