The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-25

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I1gedy of I" Hamlet
evenings performances
Dkat this In the last evening
ut. To morrow he will appear
DCommoDs,n aud take his benefit or
fHEATRE-We had the pleasure Of seeing
shaw last evening perform the part of Hero, in
Islander, or Love's DISCUSSES" to immensely large
house. and were much pleased with her acting-wth
that of Mr. Clarke who by the way Is the road 10
distinction and indeed with that of the whole cast
which was excellent. IL was admirably performed
throughout, and we need hardly say well received
There will be very attractive bill consisting
Of " SANDER" and the beautiful drama of Agnes de
Vere" in both Of which Mrs Shaw will act the principal
characters This Is sufficient fill the house. but when
say that Mrs Shaws benefit takes place on the
son have doubt that hundreds cannot get admit
lance who viii be DESTROYS Of attending. She will have
bumper.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-we made an effort to get a seat
seeing the performances of the Holland and Carlo fami-
lies but had to be contented with standing outside the
boxes the place being full. We succeeded In getting
glimpse ut them however and were amply repaid for
the Inconvenience Of position. They were, indeed
WONDERFUL and amusing Think Of one man, OF hercu-
lean frame and sinew bearing up four others large
himself one on his neck, top Of him again, and
one on each hip We the barrel exercise too which
comprises some extraordinary and ridiculous feats and
variety Of pantommio performances. The two fami-
lies Will appear again this evening, and every evening
during the week.
CASTLE GARDEs-THE HAVANA ITALIAN ComrASY.--
The number of vsters last night to this fashionable
place OF amusement immense the spacious rotunda
being completely FILE with the musicovng portion Of
citizens Among those present noticed the off,
Of the French steamer Missouri who had been po-
litey invited by Mr. Vilarno the able manager of the
company The lovely signora Caranti d Vita made
her appearance as Amna, In " La Sonnambua,n and
sang the charming music Of Ben in the most exqui-
site manner. The ea6aeta in the last act, ".4h non
and sweetness perfectly to her hearers and which
they rewarded with just tribute OF applause. We
and beautiful method in the finale to the second act
Her husband, Sgnor Vita, Rodolpho acqu tied him
SELF In very talented manner Perelli, the sweet
tenore, disayed perfect knowledge of music in the
grande andante .4h perche posse odiartin (Sti
80 gently DER me steang) and which truly appre-
cated by the audience. The aria and ca5aletfa sung
by Signora Rainieri was rendered with yery great
feeling and good taste We must not forget to notice
the exertions Of the orchestra and cboristers who
did their duty In a very creditabls manner. The
Phantom chorus" was sung with great ensrmJie, and
was very effective Belnis opera OF Norma" is to be
performed on Thursday night and the lovely Tedesco
will sing the part of the Drudess No doubt she will
be great attraction and how could it bs otherwise?
Italian company better place, Cat this the
year particularly fresher breeze preferable
entertainment, for fifty centsl
The Lehman family about closing their engage
ment at Castle Garden This evening" (the last night
but one Mr. Baker the excellent stage manager takes
his benefit and he is assisted by the Messrs Lehman
NJ lies Adelaide and Mathide Mr. Charles Winther and
the excellent vaudeville company. The entertainments
selected for the evening" will consist Of burlesque on
exercises the tight rope and the whole conclude
with the Living Statue" or lies Moissonneursn A
very gooo DILL whch WILL undoubtedly, prove attractive
PALMo's OPERA HoUsr-TnE RAvELs.--A room
crowded to the utmost, very satisfied audience, an
excellent company of performers Such is that we can
say about Palmo's theatreit SO every evening" and
1t will be the same for the entire season
We regret with the Ravels that the place Is not largo
enough for the enthusiasm these acrobas are exciting
nightly would obtain twice as much money ii they
were situated In a convenient theatre. WHY have
they not taken the Castle Garden? The pertormance
Of last evening went off with great eclGt we were
Victim" in which Seton and Placide were ex.
ceedingly droli. La fete Champetren and the
"Milners,' Les Modistes," and not Les Men,
niers It translated in French in one of the city
papers, showed all the Ravel family in their best
jokes-in their most capital fun There is, indeed
thing more laughable than the droleres of Gabriel Ra
velhe is inimtable Tomorrow evening these artists
produce bill of entertainment, which will be quite suf
fcient to attract another "crammed'' house We in
vte readers, and all the amateurs of mrtb To go
early, IL they wish to be seated.
MINERVA RooMs.-The buresque opera of stufo,n
has been received we'll every night that the Virginia
serenaders cannot think of withdrawing for the pre-
sent. 1t would make the verest anchorite laugh and
Is of the most udicrous farccal things that has
been produced for long time After giving series of
Northern Dandy and Southern Plantation Melodies
they viii repeat 4" Stuffo' this evening.
Herr and sivori to give concert in Providence
this week.
There Is to be a tournament at the Virginia White
Sulphur Springs on the LIST of September.