The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-21
Theatrical and Musical.

mrably pourtrayed last night In his Of
Claude Msnotte There an honesty, frankness, a
feeling stamped on every ssntiment-it was warm, i'm
pulsvs and natural His love graceful and persuasive
that of real e not Of the stage 1t in Its expression
the language Of energy and passion. There peculiar
freshness In his and conception glow that kin
dies he dwes the lines Of the poet rich In the de-
nsaton Of natures magic and with the pencil Of
imagination! pioturng the feelings of the awakened
heart This Is the secret of his success He interests
you and throws spell around the scenes and the char
scters he pourtrays He undoubtedly has faults but you
feel no desire to orolseyou overlook them, because
the beauties far predeminatesnd you absorbed by
the interest he produces you forget the actor in the
reality before you Mrs Jones made an excellent Paul
Inc. Tonight Mr. Anderson IL to appear Charles in
the Elder Brother" always admirable performance
full Of beauties, and second only to his Claude.
BowERr THEArRE.-An who have had the good for
to be present at the Bowery Theatre any night
this week. have been delighted with the entertainments
produced and have left 1t with the opinion that Mrs
Shaw Of the greatest tragic actresses at
the stage Her Of the several characters
In which she appeared truly artistic and real.
Indeed she stands higher than she did She will
appear this evening Evadne, and recommend all
who have her in that character to do
evening The grand drama of Jack Sheppard" which
has always been popular at the Bowery Theatre will
form the after piece treat is in preparation for the
patrons of this theatre Mrs Shaw will appear in
play by Knowles entitled SANDER, or loves Dis
guises"
CHATHAM THEArRE-Tbose talented and much ad.
mired performers MIR. and Mrs Brougham, will make
their last appearance take their benefit at the Chat
ham theatre this evening. We need not mention the
claims which they have the theatre going public
their merits and acquirements all too well known
ID In ate dav Suf1C to- hat
their benefit will take place and that bill we'll
draw the largest house of the is set forth for
| the occasion The evenings amusemepts will COM
mepce with the Turnpike Gate" which will be follow.
ed by the Robbers Wife," and the whole will conclude
In the Clouds" Never better bill presented at the
Chatham and never was there a more fitting occasion
| for a good benefit.
CASTLE GARpEN-Bellinis celebrated opera Of Nor.
ma sung by Tedesco last evening" brought to the
tie Garden about two thousand and three hundred per-
sons The managers, or rather Senior Vilarino ought
to be satisfied with such unprecedented success his
company was certainly talented enough to make him
attract large audiences. but the stage upon which
they perform IL 30 small, and the scenery made.
quate to the representation Of operas that this could
N MOI 1t these drawbacks the trial ia.
been happy. The music Of Norma" sung with
truly admirable taste and skill The singer, the
ence Tedesco who indisposSd account of a fall
which happened her in the street the other evening
SELF IN the grand era Of Casta Diva;n and in the
LIBERATED duo between herself and Adagisa, (ssnora
Ra.sr both were perfect and rendered ,aS the
audience sgnor Severi the tenore In the part of Pol
lone showed at last what be can do with his musical
science and the invaluable gift he received from nature
"a voice very sweet and accurate In short, the
whole performance went on In the most perfect style;
and Tedsscs being called before the curtain at the
OF the play received with shouts of applause and
prevented with splendid bouquet. We must recon-
all the opera goers to furnish themselves with the
IA If vhf
indispensable for their understanding The next per-
formance Of the Hispano Italian company win take place
ON Tuesday next, and the charming Sgnora Ca
ranti di Vita viii appear in La Somnsmbula y
The celebrated Lehman family will appear this
w.n Of the tSsr Sss EDsn CO
Mossonneurs together with their astonishing feat
the tight rope and principally that curious experiment
who have It, the most incredible thing in that line
NJ Charles winther the elegant acrobat will also APP
Adelaide viii dance with NJ Schmidt the "Gaop Of
Benowsky." The nights entertainment will begin with
by Miss Clarke Holland Waoott, and other good &C.
| tors. Grand attraction.
| PALMo's OprRA HousE.-THE RAvELs.-such a crowd
such rush. before witnessed at the doors Of
any theatre, saw last evening at Pamos The
Ravsls quite lucky people, indeed After remain
ing such length oftme in the United States and after
having often repeated their performances they OBJ
tain. now-a-dsys houses as crowded they did on
their 6rst appearance among US This fact IL the hest
proof Of the real talent possessed by these
scrobas The performances Of last night consisted OF
the comedy Of Twas l." In which Miss Mary Tsyler
personated the character Of Osorgetta, and
tanned by Messrs. J. Seton and 7. Placide, who
excited roars Of laughter by their comos style Of
ing Mrs Watts also very useful actress she plays
her part with great and fine expression We cannot
repeat every day how surprising the ats performed
By the Raves the tight rope; the fact Is that every
evening the public more and more asopished by their
skiful exhibitions Madame l.. Jsvelli, and MIR. Wells
her brother danced with style and the grand
de dsur from LA Favorite." M. Dechalameaun was
then given by the whole company, and Gabriel Ravel
As Roquinst excited the greatest laughter by his dro
cry and inmitabe comic pantomme No perform
ance this evening; but on Monday next, the Ravels
appear With BILL and will obtain the same success
MIrEavA RooM.-The Virginia serensdsrs will this
evening repeat the burlssque opera Of stuo" which
has been received with much favor and which has
caused much commoton be the talk Of the town
It 10 decidedly of the most amusing and ridiculous
things va ever Az usual, there will be an almost
endless variety Of negro songs duets Ge sung by the
company, which comprises several excellent negro min
stres
News FROM Nova SCOTIA. We have received
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