The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-29

| BowERY THEATRE-None of our citizens ought to
omit seeing the splendid spectacle "Tho Naiad Queen
now being performed ut the Bowery theatre. 1t had
time ago Of great number of nights, and was
revived Monday last with more than its original
splsndor 1t Is decidedly tho most brilliant piece that
has been produced at this theatre in long time TIC
It alone is worth double the price of admission but
for the small sum charged THAI Piece, the Vermont
Wool Dealer and the drama Of ,ne Adopted Child "
well. all be the night. The people
Of New York, surely cannot complain OF the want OF
theatrical entertainments, for they enjoy them 10
perfection at this theatre at an uncommony small cost
CASTLE GAnDES-One Of the most attractive bills of
the is presented tonight to the votares of dra
matte performances for the benefit of an old favorte
actor, MIR. Holland As a comedian he is one Of the
best actors in his line and has always received enthu
sastic applause for his peculiar style Of delineation of
comic character. The auausements commence with the
overture the opera Of the Bronze Horse, and will
be followed by the musical comedy Of the serenade
in which Nr Holland will play Signor Cafarini an or
ganst, and Walcot that OF Signor Fllippo musician
aud Miss Clarke the part Of Carina In the Of
this piece Mr.. Walcot will sing the serenade. " Lady
Dearr This will be succeeded by grand pas de
by the Misses Wells and the beautiful ballad Mary OF
Argyle by Miss Phillips, who has become great favo
rite for simple, unaffected melody Here there will be
intermssion, during which drawing will take place
for the adys work box and whichever lady has cor
responding number to the prize drawn. will receive the
besutul present The orchestra will then play several
fAvorte watzes, from Strauss and the entertainment
will conclude with the burletta entitled hirgig Hail.
in which Mr. Holland will personate Ave different cha
racters and Miss Clarke three. During this piece MIR.
Holland will sing Miss Grizzle" lve been drinkins"
{" Take pity on me-" and lie petite Tambour.n This
Is strong programme, and one. we hope, which will
Castle Garden witch the fashionable people ofths
city, testify their respect for truly talented come
dian.
PALMo's orERA Housr-we were present last evening
at the pantomime, The Living Skeleton which
oil well possible, for the first night Some Of
tho tricks missed; but nevertheless the ballet,
though good is not so aughabe the preceding ones
However, Christian Lehman Is always capital clown
We laughed great deal and saw the numerous audi
ence do the thing during the whole performance
The skeleton, represented by Mr. Thompson Is terrible
and funpyin his style and the letter writing Of Pier
rot (Chrietian Lehman) capital piece Of acting
We much pleased with the dance Of Mile Adelaide
and of Mr.. Schmidt. For MIR. Charles WHITTIER, he
astonshed with his extraordinary feats Of rope
dancing, and delighted with his grace. hi:
soppsse and elegance. This acrobat would have made
decidedly great dancer on the boards The Pai
de Cling which terminated the ballet, received with
bursts OF applause and Miles Adelaide and Mathds
designated as the best Of the party we cannot pass
witnessed last night the most indifferent style ofactine
we met with Crying making disagreeable noise
and nonsense OF that sort. Such was the spectacle
which We had before eyes There are however good
artists in the troupe, Conover among them. We hops
such a thing will not occur again This evenings per
formauce is destined for Christian Lehmans benefit
Tn. entertainments farce Love In Humble Life,
we hope this wiz be humble II possible)-a dance b.
| Miles, Flora and Julia-the Polka de Boheme," by
Mllcs Adelaide aud Mathilde-rope dancing by Charles
! WHITTIER and Christian Lehmap-a solo on the violon
holm: the Who'll. TO conclude with the second perform
ance Of the Living Skeleton" We hope Mr.. Christian
Lehman viii have a bumper no deserves it, any now
Tho National! theatre at Detroit opened Thurs
day night last week, with respectable auditory nm
with every promise Of a good season.
Mr. Rice took his farewell! benefit at Chicago on tn
evening Of the nth inst.
| Mrs. Hunt Ia still playing at Chicago
| The new Mexican circus il al the rage at New Or
! leans.
Howe Co.'s circus Is TO be at Toledo, Ohio, on Mon
day next.
Raymond & Warnings Menagerie Is 1T Boston. Tn
proprieors have invited the graduates Of the severa
schools visit the exhibition free OF charge for admit
tence.
Tom Thumb will not give exhibitions at Saratoga
The Trustees Of that village charge him $40 per DAY 10
license; this the General will not stand IL said tina
he has written letter to the trustees stating that
Satisfied from their acts that Saratoga coud Prouuc
much smaller than himself"