The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22

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Ttisxtrissl and alusisaI.
fAhs THsAfRE.-M Anderson will appear tomorrow
eveningin shakspeares tragedy Of Oheo the Moor
efVepcs In which of course he will enact the part OF
Otheo. Mr. Dyott will take Isgo; MIR stark will APP
pear as Cassie; Mrs Jones Desdsmona. The remaining
characters are admirably cast We confident that
night as it ever was in this city Mr. Anderson bids
fair to reap many additional laurels besides those which
farce OF Shocking Events will conclude the evenings
amusement
BoweRY THrATRE.-Mrs. Shaw will enter upon the
second week of her engagement tomorrow evening" and
Will delight and amuse the patrons of the Bowery The
are with her Of the character of Hero in
knowes's play Of slander, or loves Dsguisesn We
promise all who will attend her representation Of this
character treat worth ten times much charged
Tor the price Of admission Any person who doubts the
mold which Mrs Shaw has the affections of the peo-
pie Of New York, will DO satisfied of its reality by wit
Messing the manner In which she received at this the
atre Applause the most enthusiastic and prolonged
her portion every night. The grand drama Massani-
eno," will be performed to evening" in addition
to the play.
CHATHAM THEArRE,-To-morrow evening the oele.
brated pantommists the Holland and Carlo Families
headed by Mr. Barnes will make their first appearance
at this theatre They said to be unequasd In their
graceful and deztrous feats which comprise the most
astonishing evoutons evinoing extraordinary muscular
power and yet they natural and effected with much
ease and gracefulness. The pantomime Is under tho
direction Of Mr. Barnes whose fame in that department
Is as generally known as bis unfortunate ship and
provdenttal from the wreck Of the Anglo Saxon
of the coast Of Nova Scotia The proprietor Of the
Chatham h determined to keep pace with the other
nagers In the production of novelty. We wish him
cess.
CASTLE GARDES.-At the urgent solicitation Of a
number of our most respectable and worthy citizens
Messrs French Heissr propristors Of Castle Garden
will give another grand sacred concert at their beautiful
and select establishment this evening The band which
has played there during the season. Dodworth will play
in their best STYLE variety Of beautiful pieces selected
arranged by the band In the most unexceptionabe
ner From the celebrity this band the beauty Of the
Castle Garden, we should not wonder II more people
would seek to get sdmitancs there this evening
the place will contain IL will DO excellent opportu
nifty to hear sacred music performed
PALMo's OrERA Housr.-There will be Sacred Con.
cert at Psmos Opera House this evening and the pro-
menade will be thrown oren to the public. From its
central situation, this convenient place to spend
evening in.
The London Sunday Times In speaking of the debut
of young Reeve. Gays This young gentleman, who
pirts to walk In his late fathers comic high lows made
his arst public appearance last Tuesday evening the
boards Of the Haymarket Theatre, the occasion of
MIR Buckstones benefit which. delighted to
perceive was regular crammer Mr. Reeve chose for
his debut the character Of Bill Downsy, in Buckstone's
farce Of THE Unfinished Gsntleman"a part In which
the late glorious John" particularly great; and
making the necessary allowances for his inexperencs Of
the stage 1t performance that promises we'll for
his attaining ahgh position in the thestrcs profession
There infinite fund of droery In his eye, and he
has all the Understandable humor in his smile that
member in his fathers. His gait and action
monty easy and his voice whether In singing speak
ing s remarkably rch and full, Though he frequently
fell into the amateurs fault Of dropping 1t TO CONVEX
saona pitch forgetting that to be heard In theatre
speaking In room His reception ON his entrances
most enthusiastic he called for by acsamaton
the end Of the he and presented BIS
MI Blackstone amidst the reiterated cheers and psudts
Of the audience Altogether, have doubt 81 Mr.
Reeves ultimate success II he will but submit to
learn the grammar Of his art ihs comedy Of "1,hr
Beaux stratagem, in which My Blackstone played Scrub
for tbs first ms preceded the farce and received
with the utmost favc-.
When the bsnsnt Of Mr.. Calcraft, the Dublin mana.
ger, was announced Mr. and Mrs keap isstsntv noti
ned their intention not only to give Their services gratu
ty their respect and regsr for one who has done 20
much for the profession TO which they belong
operas are now being performed at Sadler's Wells
Theatre under the management Of Miss Rainforth who
herself the Pfma donna has taken the theatre for few
nights previous to the recopmsncement of the regular
theatrical season.
Mdlis Taglioni presented with the rich and els
sVer group representing herself in the character
OF Diana In the favorte ballet of Diana and Endymon
Dy the Duke OF Beaufort and Lord shelburne in the
name OF the subscribers memorial of their approba
ton OF her unrivalled talents.
new farce, entitled Gun Cotton has been produced
at the Lyceum.
Mdlls Jenny Lind is to receive from Mr. c. F. Hail.
late leader at the Theatre Royal Drury lane 81 600 for
singing at two concerts to be given at st Andrews
Hall, Norwich on the Goth and 22d of September Ar
wonderful vocalist.
Mr.: Henry Walack, stage manager at the Theatre
Royal Manchester, is coming to the Uned States with
Broadway.
Thsaricals never in worse state la Liverpool
than at the present moment; the prevailing sickness
and the heat of the westhez have completely cleared
the theatres At the Theatre Royal exc lent come
dies arces and meo dramas have been played by very
good company to almost empty benches.
MIR J. M. Dawson, we'll known to the frequeuters of
the Theatre Royal, has entered into an engagement
with Mr. Barrett the proprietor of the Broadway
Theatre in New York to play light and eccentric ooms-
dy, ut very handsome salary.
opera by Verdi the lbre to of which Is founded
upon Schillers Robbers" produced at her Males
theatre. Jenny Lind sustained thu principal female
arc produced, with most powerful cast, at the
Royal Italian Opera Alboni sang In 1t more swestly
than ever Gris Aboni stefanoni, Mario, Tan burin
Marini, &c, were included in the cast.
The amateur performance on behalf Of Leigh Hunt at
the Manchester Theatre Royal. which occasion Ben
Jonson's play Of Every Man In his Humour the
formers were honorsd with q crowded and fashionable
house. and GAO received Deducting expenses 1t
tnht ABOVE &3UU realized
ject in view. On the following day similar perform
anoe took place at the Theatre Royal Liverpool was
attended with similar success.
Drury Lane has fallen into the hands of Messrs JUL
lien and Gye The lessees have contracted to perform
the legitimate drama for certain portion Of the season
The Olympic Is taken by Captain Addison. Mr. Ores.
wick engaged for three at the Haymarket Con-
siderable expectations formed Of lady the proege
OF Mr. Charles Kemble who will in all probability ap-
Mrs. Siddon's great characters Mr. and Mrs Charles
Kean 1t understood are also engaged by Mr. Webster
Mr.. Lynne, late Of the Theatre Royal the Adelphi,
So has accepted lucrative engagement at Of the
theatres in New York.
Professor Risey and his two sons have been astonsh
Ing the Parisians with their wonderful fcsts They
draw crowded audiences every evening TO the Vayss
The directors Of the grand opera have length
discovered ayffste wbo 1t 10 said will far transcend
all the glories Of Madame Stoi her MANS Is Moisson
the theatre.