The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-09

Tnentr1Cals
BowERY THEArRE.-The bill at the Bowery for to-
night is a good one Mr. Seton will perform his
inimitabe character of Jenny Twitcher, and Mr.. De
Bar may be in Aladdin" Surely those who
fond dramatic spectacle may enjoy treat this
nng when the legendary romantic drama Of the Might
Hag st. Swithns Chair will be performed; after
which the Golden Farmer will be done with Sefton
Jemmv Twitcher: the whole to conclude with Alad-
din, or the Wonderful Lamp, Mr. De Bar playing the
part of the dumb slave The managers of the Bowery
tire with presenting good things for the entertain
ment of their numerous patrons
We find were premature in stating that Mr.. Bum
had accepted 900 from the lessee Of her Majestys
theatre, naturalization for Madle. Jenny Lnd's
non fulflment of her alleged engagement to sing at
Drury lane in sl3 the matter is still unarranged and
Mr.. Bum has commenced legal proceedings against
the fair vocalist
Mr. Henry Russell was in Liverpool at the latest dates
The Dstin Family engaged to perform the
horns at six concerts which to take place at Dublin
in a new splendid concert room.
Mr. Calcraft, the lessee and manager Of the Dublin
theatre for seventeen years has just become nsolvent
Miss Helen Fauctt is said to be creditor to large
amount
The enthusiasm for Mademoselle Jenny Lind does not
in the least abate The house is crowded whenever she
appears, and she is called for three times each evening
1t has been finally settled, we believe that Mr. and
Mrs Charles Mathews to succeed the keeleys, as
managers OF the Lyceum theatre.
There is no doubt but English operas will be perform
ed at Garden in the ensuing season. and that
Madame Viardot Garcia (who is now at Bern) will be
the prraa donna; she ia perfect mistress Of the Eng
fish language as well as OF several others.
Mr. Macready and Mrs. Warner engaged to per-
form at the Princesss theatre and will make their
nearance Mt the conclusion Of Mrs Buffers
Mrs Butler was playing in the Princess Theatre,
| Liverpool. when the steamer left Four Hungarian
brothers have arrived in the metropolis and per-
forming at the Haymarket Theatre. The Sun says -:
| Every one has been amazed-every has been
| raptured and mention ourselves among
the number 1t is utterly impossible to convey any
notion whatever of the effect Of these singular afss
| by mere description Their names Weis, Zover,
| Schwartz and Grunzwag Two of these extraordinary
men are capable of initiating the horn, the hautboy,
the trumpet the cornet piston the violin, and the
vioonce, with their lips alone 1t is something per-
ecty marvellous to observe the gbness the distinct
of information, the volume and the decacy with
which these Hungarian MINISTRIES execute quartes and
trios the rapidty of the chromac passages the full
of tone and the pathetic sentiment thrown into
their strange concerted pieces Now is the mellow
warbing Of the hautboy 1t Is the rich of
the trumpet is the dazzling notes of the violin
and 1t IL the mcodous tone of the corneta piston
The project Of building a theatre in Leicester
Square, London, has been abandoned.
The Portsmouth Theatre has been sold to government
TO make way for contemplated extension Of the infant
| ry barracks
Mile Carlotta Gris has just been cast in 10 900 francs
damages and costs, ut the suit OF M Leon Pillet the
manager Of the French Grand OPERA for breach Of
engagement in running away TO perform in London and
taking her congo ut period of the Farisan
stipulated for in the contract