The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06

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| Bedford.
| Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THEArRE.-THE OpERA.-Bslfs's beautiful opera,
The Maid of Artois brought out last evening" be-
fore the most brilliant houses that met within
the walls of old Drury" The first and second tiers OF
boxes were crowded to inconvenience and the pit was
filled in every part. Madame Bishops lsoline was .
most exquisite mpersonston full of gushing tenderness
and truthful self devotion. There scarcely heart
in the large and educated assembly by which she was
greeted that did not acknowledge the power Madame
possesses the imagination. Some artists enchan
the attention. crafty the by melody and must
cal effect but here the combination Of dramatic acqui-
stion of the highest order with voice of uuequaed
-xiby and purity, render Madame B. one Of the most
line of her intellectual countenance-every movement
of her personal---very. change OF her expressive eysde-
note the working OF the soul within" Who but has
felt the of the passionate bursts Of love and hatred
and sorrow they the ear IN the garb OF her
delicious music? Who that has heard her beautiful Ca
deuces 40 evenly gliding, her brilliant and unequslled
shake like the note Of the wild bird hut must have &C
knowrdged the justice OF that 70 wnicn
cixed in the London Of America and the hearty and
vocierous cheering that through the house
told the merit the actress and singer and the
critical Of the audience The opera OF the Maid
of Artois is peculiarly interesting In oonnexlon with
the memory Of Malibran. That gifted woman now no
more made part of soine her during her life
and 1t remained for Madame Bshopt revive what no
was to degree powerful, and her energetic passages
cannot be easily forgotten but Madame Bishop makes
ohasteness Of conception, for ths absence Of that
strength Of volume for which the departed great one
third Of the rst act was most exqustely given by Ma
Bhop last evening" and one Of Its rsmarkablepas
sages, ending with those lines
"That once with high devotion warn,
Is cold and altered now"
must be remembered by those who were amazed !aaso
ceptbly blending in It's ascent. In the third act,
the scene between IsOlins and Jules in the desert
1s1ss sefR
house enchanted ali through. It wound BY tina,
little song, "The Rapture Dwelling" which was
repeat it three times amidst The most psu
dts Reeve usual most ably and efficiently assisted
ing on the two He was ia magnificent voice 1t has
remarked in musical circles that In tone and COM
the celebrated tenor who accompanied Jenny Lind to
London, (Monsieur Gardone II we mistake not; and 1t
condolences and stage effect the other be would not
inferior to any living tenor The Light Of other days
Gaosy va, merely pass sgn0. De
tue was capital and kept the house In roars OF laugh
ter. The cay.tina, use MAbbandoni,.' given BY
oavatina Dali Eridano 81 stsnde,o sung by A. Val
u
most powerful voice which managed with much
science. Madame Bishop appeared in the scena and
Mile Korsinski The dustte given with such scien-
tfc precision and that the audience, at Its
R 0Isn ths
fective and pleasing manner. The entertainment was
wound up by scene from the opera Of = the Love
SPELL introducing the favorite romance In her dark
eyes" and the grand Rondo finale, composed by Don
zetti, for Madame B. The ehorusses were much i'm
proved and the music was every thing that could be
desired remembering its limited numerical operate pro-
portion Nothing could be appropriate In bring
ing the amusements Of the evening to delightful ter.
minaon than the splendid Afforded in the Rondo
The audience was unreasonable enough to encore 1t
sssm than pervsdsd the house; and taking the per
formances whole, We are convinced last evening
York The Maid of Artois" will be repeated this
evening" with the addition of grand scens and cavs
tina from Tancredi."
BowEnY THEArRE-As We announced in yesterdays
paper Mr. I. H. Bakelcy will take benefit at the Bow
cry theatre this evening Avery good bill is advertised
for the oooasonone which, apart from Mr.. Blakelys
claims the thestregoing public, Is well calculated to
Ali the house. The FIRST piece that will BIO performed
will be the Carpenter Of Rouen" drama, the merit Of
which been acknowledged too often to need our
ferring to it, The second is the comedy OF the WI
dow's Vctimn and the last In the buresque opera o.
"Otheo Traveste" which Is decidedly one OF the most
udicrous affairs Of the kind have ever seen on the
Great Western the Yankee comedian aud Dodworth'
Brass Band will add to tho amusements OF the evening
!
Mr. Yates, will perform several favorte dances Their
10 not much doubt that the house Will be fu ana tina
Mr.. Blakelye's benefit will be q good one
CHATHAM TuEArRE.-We have not yet bad the plea
sure of seeing Barney Williams in that excellent piec
entitled the Happy Man, the Msgic Shirt but
intend to avail ourselves Of the opportunity Of witness
ing him In It this evening We have several risl
: performers In It, and should say that Mr. William
has the ability to do the character Of Paddy Murph,
that which he proposes to personate this occasion
full justice That piece, the drama Of the six Degree
Of Crime aRd the extravaganzs Of Tom and Jerry
advertised for this evenings performance Between
these pieces, Mrs Vallee the graceful danseuse Mr.
Yates Mr. De Bar, and Miss De Lorraine will perform
several Spanish dances.
CiRcus-BowEnY AMrHirHEATBy.-The performa
here to-day doubled; that is to say extra per
formanee given at O'Clock In the afternoon in add
ton to the usual in the evening, thus aording
opportunity for ladies and children who may be anxiou
the funny things going at the circus and st
be able to face the evening air and again peae
the dear little Juveniles who wish to make the
their saturday holiday. Well, they will all be pleased
for, TO make pun, may say Mr.. Tryon has Ger
teiny tried and fitted the most amusing entertain
ments at his circus John Gossin and Donaldson, be
rides the great variety OF other amusements will pie
all.
, ETHIOPIAN SERESADsRs.-Tbis Is the last evening o
ss performances Of this very svcrs band Of singers