The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-21

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tors of the Park though having left the old Drury,"
to have old PR objection for Simpson aud Co..
and played that farce with great deal Of fun AVID
tTaiS. Mrs Abbott among the members Of the compa-
ny appeared in very nns spirit- so Mrs Vernon The
whole concluded With the pantomme called Les Pages
pathetic and dramatic as her PHO know
ledge In the art Of dancing was remarkable The enter
Sylphide;" then will Love IN Livery, tho
whole conclude with Les Pages du Duo de vsndoms
No doubt Mad A. will have another large audience.
BRoApwAr THKArRE.--The sntert iinmsnts, last
night, commenced with the oomio attsrpiecs OF "His
Last Legs" In which Mr. Barrett, OCslashan, from
his comic action and excellent personston Of reduced
gentleman, kept the audience In ecstscy. Bsllinis
beautiful opera Of " La Sonnambula" followed The
csvatina Sounds 70 joyful, bliss revealing was exc
cuted ey Mdis Korsnsky sweetly II she possesses
little more energy and confidence she would appear
grestr advantage In the recitstivo of Amios t, Te
truly artistic science in the delightful succession Of
semitones which she introduces IN the words This
scale In the srnt~poe while this heart is Joy reveal
tnR given with such Gle sfntss and scentic blend
ig ofhalf tones that the audiences tstiasd
their admiration by rep-stsd cheers Indeed must
say, taking the compass Of Mad Bishops voice view
that she possessed but two notes In the under
tones the might compete with any artiit In the world
but as is, ito swe tness, added tho mana
which her deep kuoSiedge of musical rcsnce enables
from the days Of Mabrau that visited this cou
try Mr. Reeves US Eivino, sxos@ut his solo stif
voice is peculiarly sweet particularly the falfetto Val
telint, ~ Rodolpho, was capital Indeed, the entire
piece was well Sustained and an audience comprising
about 4OO persons, seemed 10 be delightfully."- pleased
CIRcUs-BowEaY AMrHirHEArRE The poney racer
ere great things TO rush in audience; the way Tom
Spring and Deaf Burk- lay asid. their pngusto games
and lay themselves out for the winning of the purs-
caution; they prove themselvss pluck Ia every way
The supper party given BY Lathrop his peculiar way
Of them behave as we'll as any Of the qa.ityn They
have evidently gentle blood running Ia their veins
their Behaviour before folks shows The whole psrfor
nance OF this doubs troups, which performing
the old circus admirable and there Is place OF
amusement In the city where more fun bs mad In
one evening than at this house We commend IT high.
~ to all seekers AFTER amusement Tryon. the nsg-r
has engaged no lees person than old Santa Claus
appear next Saturday He will draw an old fashoned
house.
CHhIsrr's MINsTRELs.-War no war, meetings or
no meetings. rain shine fair weather FOUL there
always one story to be told Of these d.rkies " fun
delighted, young men hsw having right out and little
boys quite besiae themselves with all the funny things
and pretty song. Of the Chrisys Vaughn Abbott Ray
nor Pierce 60. They sing they dane they joke they
lecture, with much gent sverbke wine they seem
evening.
Miss BRAMsos's CoScERr. This evening this young
lady gives her concert and from the bill she forth
snd the vocas she to assist her. there Is
every prospect OF her having good house. Madame
Otto, who Is such established avorte among here
In New York, will take part In this oouc-rt, viii
Miss H. Bramson, and Messrs Ernet and Timm, for
getting the little Derworr, who thoroughly charmed
the whole audience at Miss . last The per-
formsnces will consist Of selections from the music Of
Mos.rt Eeiz, Thslbsrg, &c and Miss Josephine will
execute two eolos and take In pecss
panied by her sister and MIR. T,mm on the piano. Ma
dame Otto will sing twice, Mr. Ernst will perform the
dutc the little Derwors will perform the violin aud
violine.ho and little Caroline win sing her little song
celsnt evenings and sincerely Miss
Brsmson will obtain the patronage she deserves Her
frfa
90 many Lessons In best fmies) ought to
her this evening" and freely answer hsr modest appeal
their laid and comfort"
BROADWAY ODEoN-The new groups represented In the
Tableaux WANTS here well got up-the dsncing
nymps and massacre Of st. Bar w. especially are
we. done Altogether, this house Is we'll managed and
pleasant plsce TO spend an evening At.
HAusER FAMLr-These very pleasing singers give su-
othsr concert this evening" at tbs Brooklyn nktitut.
will find In them quet,gsntsei aud emnsntly harmoD
GUS family We can recommend them to their concert
with clear consesnoe As they will undoubtedly b de-
lighted ut 1t
pest to night forms the subject II illustration and
fair field for the musiosi powers Of the artists as
msnting, and tn. apt happy atoms he makes
the text te business of the evening progresses
add much to the interest ofthe whole. Mr. Is evident
ly thorough Sbakep1rian scholar, and evinces pro-
fouod acquaintance with the text aud meanings OF
great poet To night from the nature OF the
may expect an entertainment Of common order MIR
Athurson, ths excellent tenor who has laLey come
among US. will add his powers OF song tuoss Of The
other artists who have assisted at the previous ustrs
TONS
AMERicAr MUSICAL IvsruurE The misoslau eous
concert given by tbs mb-rs Of this fnstituts short
time back, u that they have concluded
to give another ola similar nature 70 morrow evening
ut the Tabernacle The will consist Of selections
rom the works OF Ro.sini, Donizett Belni, Wallace,
Cook, Rookie, &c and will be performed by competent
vocalists such rs Mr. Arthurson. MIR. Leach Miss.
es f.. A Watson, Clara Rolph T.. strsohsn, no. Ths
choruses will BE- performed by members Of the Institute
Mr. Msgs the principal and all concerned ia getting
these delightful concerts deservs the thanks Of
musical por Ion If the community.