The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

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PARK THEArKE.-Knovlsss play Of the Hunchbsck,'
will be performed at the Park this evening The pieo.
s we'll cast and there is doubt that the playgosr,
will be well repaid for their attendance Mr. Bass take.
| the part of Master Walter; Mrs. Geo. Jones, tina,
of julia Mr. Dyott ia to play Sir Thomas Clifford and
Mrs Abbott persouates Helen, and the remaining cha
rscters well provided for Previous the play the
overture to LIE Lac des Fees" by Auber win be per-
formed by orchestral and before the farce favor
ite quadre by Chubb The farce for the evening viii
be Ways aud Means" petite comedy, by Geo. Cole
man, the younger.
| BowERY THKArRE.-Every thing in this world must
come to an end, and Mrs. shaws engagement, like
every thing else must meet the fate This Is the
last night Of it, and the lady is determined that she will
perform to large house she did, because she
has best characters We
give better advice to strangers here who wish to spend
pleasant evening rational way than to visit the Bow
ery this evening" and Mrs Shaw in this great piece
After that is over, they the drama Of Jack
Sheppard" performed, which all who have seen It, pro-
nounce extremely intsresting Mrs. Shaws benefit Will
take place tomorrow evening.
CHATHAM THEATRE The success which the Holland
and Carlo families receiving at the Chatham theatre
is highly complimentary to them well 1t is to Mr.
For the week past they have played to large audiences
every night and the applause which they receive is
stvely deasnng 1t Is not to be wondered at for their
classical groupin 8 and dances are wonderful MIR.
Neafe acting too is excellent and that gentleman re-
consists of the comedy Of the Castle of Linberg"
Beggar on Horseback" the Imp Of Riches" and the
usual variety Of groupings, dances. &c.
CASTLE GARpEN-The LINDA di Chamounx,' Of Do
nixett is decidedly an excellent opera containing the
.da ho hoar
and more in order to be understood and appreciated
W. rrrst oorss.. that va tbouuht e we're about TO be
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delighted with the chaste and charming style In which
tho AHA cant.trcs s,pnora Caranti di vita rendered
ths mart oS Linda Thsrs IL indeed the Linda of our
% ~ .,,rna 90 conntr, Girl having true
love and passon 40 great for her lover that
insane when she discovers the treason Of the noble
man The famed duo between Linda and Wis
count dc sirval was performed y the primo donna
M thu .ud,srcs With snthusssm ssnorna
Marini ths contrato her part Of Pierroto, not
inferior to the other singers Inc deep NOES OF
s0t a.. S.sd This ro~nr adv makes very ane
LOOKING voun9 man and shs wears the male attire in
becoming manner must NOT Sst.ad rssi Ms
trionical talent Pedro Noye (ths priss and Batta-
lini 1.-THE Marquis of BosHeuri) likewise excellent
IN aneir psrts Inc cn1ruses anu sne @ ad;,
manner After our eu,caium must come our criticism
would respectfully suggest to the manager to give
more appropriate dress TO ferel ana NOT 20 Gu. ou'
any lining IN an opera eAoeps WISH ~ 70 Oh III. .n
Tor instance the comic quo between LiHoa anu .ne ~
gus Inc grand Work OF benni, Normr $3.50 70 %
pears In It, and will OF herself attract numerous auo
ence NJ Casue Ssroen.
PALMo's OPERA RousE.-Another good house and an
exosent performance was witnessed at this little bon
bonniere Of Chambers night The
Fortune Is tickle and must seize occasion by her
hair a.. vas sa,a IN Rome during tho davs Of rmsar
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thau sttrsot os uwaro. aniisncss The
NJ th;s evsn,n1 viii commance Nth the
comadv ~ nv NaohIor,s WIFI !, In vhich Mas Marv
TAYLOR Tom Pscds and John Seton will appear to be
followed for the first time by the Wood Cutters" In
which Gabriel Ravel sustsns the laughable character
Jobsrd The whole will conclude with the pantomime
ofthe invisible Harlequin" IN which Gabriel have
so appears @ makes Two t On III
ning anu oi courSe great a''fAo'''n W an Psys''
M. BARTHOLOMEW NEW BALLET COMMANDING
Rro.a.v Tbs.tr. ana e sb.ll anon have the satsfao
ton Of Judging Of the many good reports which We
b.,. hso-a ro,st,va IN and Mad Mopnl.a,r,s inertia
We are sure from what We already know that these tall
ented artists will make great impression here They
will appear about the middle OF october, the second
week after the opening OF the theatre
THE PEEpEE ETHIOPIAN OPERA IRourE.-Inese
singers Of Negro SONGS ees duets choruses buresques
En- &c ara now enter aiming the Brooklynites They
dv,d tbe,r into threa narts each one
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tanning more than hait DOZEN pieces ney naa Last
evening, ~ sne DrooAiyS inss - ~ h;rh, nr,i
6ed win the performauce The Peedee froupe con.
sists of six performers VIOLIN banjo celestial chimes
tamborine and bone castinets, and each performer
seems to be master of his instrument
v,p.,r,. srsrr.prn,-This will be the last night
Int ono of tho VIRGINIA serenaders Mt the Minerva
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formance Of that rich and ludcrons bur-
rsrssd and disbsd nm in a new shape In truth. these
serenaders are well worth hearing.
CHEMICAL DIo1AM.s-our Brookiy friends must mo not
ramas 'r now on exhibition IN that CITY N'
signora Cocoa after successful engagement at st.
Louis, mas gone 70 puna.o fnsnce Sne nssnus re-
other Ballots
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Madamosele Blangy the celebrated danseuse arrived