The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05

PARK THEATRE.If last night gave token of the fu-
ture the will have to complain of the
theatrical which has just opened at the Park
Going In before the curtain rose had opportuni-
y to observe the painting, Sc of the interior of the
house Since the last season. face has been put
upon every thing from pit to DOME drop curtain prosco
mum and all have been painted with designs, and
every thing made comfortable possible in and about
the boxes The opera Of LINDA of Chamouni' in En-
gish, drew almost. If not quite full house did the
Italian opera. when produced at the same place The
coined when she first came out, and when she had
given evidence Of her vocal powers and must
cal skill, the applause of the audience was in
creased to enthusiasm. Some Of her aras
enoored and bouquets in profusion thrown upon
the stage by her delighted auditors At the end of the
second act she called out and before the
tain to receive the congratulations of the assembage
sSs and
her time Is unexcpponable II is Of impossible
to say upon on. bearing only what sort Of abiding i'm
pressions she will but of the first impression
must speak favorably MIR Frazer Vicomte de Sirva
Mr. Brough Antonio, and Mrs Bailey, Perotto all
psuded by their hearers We shall speak of their
merits separately hereafter In the farce Mr. Bass and
Mrs Vernon were welcomed with the warmest mani
festatons.
BowERY THEArRE.-The bill Of last evening, drew
gether vast crowd to the Bowery In Gilderoy, Or
the Rever's RANSOM" Mr. Marshall as Gilderoy, sus-
tanned the part with admirable effect Mr. c. Burke as
Andrew Cloutem, kept the house in continued roar
laughter Old Bowery filed to o'erhowing from pit
to gallery last evening, and the entertainments passed
OF with much ecat. On this evening will be presented
LA Bayadere, the Maid of Cashmere also the
Nsiad Queen and the petite comedy of Ole Bull y
in which Miss Turnbun will appear The attractions at
this popular theatre have always been duly appreciated
and no doubt shall have bumper house this
| ing.
| CHATHAM THEArRr.-The entertainments last eve
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alone by the excellent BILL but by the high reputa
ton of the dramats persona. The ravestie of Ham,
let,' written by j. Poole Esq, produced with adm
rable effect Mr. Brougham as Hamlet, and Mr.. Viii.
ting Caudus kept the house in continual laughter
during the performance Mrs Brougham as Opheria
performances passed of in highly credita bic
to the whole company This evening will be presented
the Trumpeters Daughter the travestie Of Hamlet
and the Irish Lion" Go and see.
PAMo's OPERA HousE.-ln consequence of the opening
of the Park Theatre other reason there
good audience before, to witness the dancpt
and exercises of the Lehman family. However the per
formance went of very WELL and all the persons presen
delighted with the sweet grsces of Mile Adeaid
and her sister Mathilde. Charles WHITTIER made on tin
tight rope magnificent display of his agility and il
the pantomme L. Arbrs Magque,' Christian Lehman
D6Jureau Of the troupe, excited bursts of laughter
and was received with great applause We must not
Tsnns iva~s ~ NM W;rts ss an'
man, with NJ lie Caroline. There piece worthy o
the ancient stauary The performance of this evening
consists Of the first performance Of the well known pan
| tomimc MIR. Dechalumeaux," dances by the M'le
Lehman and the Living Skeleton, in which Christian
| Lehman is funny. We hope the attraction will b.
strong enough to favor the French ballet with gooc
house.
CASTLE GARprN.-This evening Herr Clines beneh
comes Of and III varied and interesting programme
an inducemcnt to tho admirers of vocal, musical, an
dramatic performances there is every to thin
that Castle Garden will be well filed this evening. 80
veral eminent artists have volunteered among whom
are Mr. q. Loder, MIR Marks, Mr.. w. Barnes and JohI
Dunn During the intcrmssion, the Chinese junk vii
be illuminated, and grand display Of fireworks will b
exhibited on board. This together with the reguls
business Of the theatre will form rich evenings enter
tainment The amusements will commence with tn
6 burletta Of "Whirigig Hail." in which Holland ant
Miss Clarke will sustain characters A beautiful
performance on the corde edsgue, called the "Carni
val OF Venice will be given by Herr Cline; ate
which, musical meiange, Duo Concertante violin ant
piano, airs from LA Somnambua,n by Messrs. Lode
, and Marks-a mock Italian medley by John Dunn
mock cachuca by w. A. Barnes and dancing bv tn,
Misses Wells. This Is excellent bill and we have M
doubt from the great talent Of the iare who's,
graceful and surprising ests the rope have won tn,
esteem Of the patrons Of the Garden Herr Cline vii
receive testimony due to his sterling worth a. an ar
tiste.
l. a We understaud that Mrs Mowatt Ia now writing
play illustrative Of the days Of Louis Fifteenth for tn,
Park Theatre and in which she and Mr. Davenport vii
appear next month After filing engagement at tina,
u house, they proceed to England.