The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21
Theatrlcals.

BowERY THEArRE.-A glance at the bill set forth for
this evening, at the Bowery will convince such Of our
csens wish to spend the evening pleasantly that
that theatre the place for them to 60 to- There they
will capital dramas and comedy performed in
Msssrs Burke and Marshall in some Of their most cele
brsted parts The pieces to be the grand
Wife, and the comedy of the Young Widow" Our
friends need not be frightened at the heat for the
Bowery Of the best ventilated places Of amuse-
meut In the city.
CAsrLx GARpxN.-Ths jardin manifque de fraicheur
now becoming the of the fashionable people Of
this city. Every evening the balcony Is crowded-some
walking, others reclining sofas, and all nhang the
bracng and strengthening air by which this delightful
retreat is surrounded. Tho contsmplative mind can
expand on the of the finest bay In the world with
sailing and vessels passing to and fro, with their
beautiful pennants floating the air. The musical
and dramatic mind also enjoy itself by listening to
the sterling comic performances Of Holland, Walcot,
Misses Phillips and Clarke Mrs. lsherwood and the
other members Of the vaudeville company at present
gagged at this theatre This evening" the comedetta OF
the "New Footman" will be performed, followed by q
variety Of dancing and singing and the renowned Herr
Cline will give his unrvaled performance the tight
| rope.
| PALMo's OpERA HoUsE.-rhe French ballet Of the
Lehman family attended, last night by very good
audience and the performance went on amidst bursts
Of laughter and deserved applause. The "Pas syrsn
| by Misses Julia and Flora Lehman danced with
grace and skill very remarkable for children Of ten
twelve years of age We have with great pleasure
the dar ce OF Mile Adelaide Lehman, whose charming
face whose sweet form, vivifed by very chaste
style Of dancing true science Of her art She pos
the appearance Of Augusta and the knowledge Of
BlanRy We hope remark will DO appreciated BY all
persons who have witnessed the Of the
ballet and that these lines will be attraction to all
those who have failed to to Pamos theatre Now for
the ballet: "LArbre Msgque" being something which
makes remember the celebrated Rave family The
artists and their tricks are new and very good The plot
OF the play always the same subject so often en-
ployed by the ballet writers-a father daughter,
lover rival and fairy the father objects to his daugh-
ters marrying the young man. and wishes her to be-
come the wJe Of the clown, and fairy protects the
love of the two youths. This plot gives large scope
to the dancers and Monsisurs and MILES Lehman
have filed 1t with grand ability The farce Is
spread everywhere Ia the arbys mdgiqus 1.-THE magic tree
The fishing business avery good one and Mr. Crtssn
Lehman, the father Of the family, We believe, makes
this ballet, Miss Mathilde Lehman, who although not
20 pretty and graceful her sister possesses how
ever, great deal of talent For Mr. Schmidt, he Is
haotte danseur and hope shall see him often on
es we think them quite useless for attraction and per-
maps Mons Lehman will do better without them We
underwand that the French company Of vaudeves has
sone.r ~ 10y letters op to come to ths city to
amongst us but we fear that hops will be real
izei There Is no man but MIR. Lehman himself to
cure them Their salary, and we doubt whether he will
Increase MS expenses The Ravel family has decidedly
hired Palmo's Theatre for the middle Of August Mr.
Antoine havo has signed the bargain with MIR. Burke
the present Of the Cham beers street theatre
VAuxHALL continues giving vocal and instrumental
concerts every evening, together with Mons Della
croix exhibition of Mechanical Automata Lliputian
ngures ne performances generally very pleasing
ana are well worth the small admission money twenty
nVe cents, which sdnits ssnt,emsn and ladies'