The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-03

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o,a ouaia' ..o s"s iiun ro@" we aoeo' whether
better cast could be made for the t Of these pieces
than tn: on. b. Which it performed at the Park Mr.
ractsr Of the Irish gentleman that Of the genuine
bog trottsr," his original humor always pesriSs out
Mr. Plscide Major Msnsfeldt s not TO be surpsssed
and the scene between the two over their hum,
is rrsssssbly isushsbls and tn. suSitor can hard
y dispel the flusion but imsgines that before him
By the clever %au TS. p.os IN
ly dependent upon the two leading characters, but
pany. we'll done In the second piece Nspoeon,s
old Mr. Pscide ~ the veteran corporal Of the
Ill., Dscusr s,ls Mrs. Jons. 3. MSsna
acquitted herself In handsome manner. At the close
OF TINS piece the audience called MT Pacde before the
ton in which thev hsld him snd hi nsrsormann Th
after piece upon the bill was the !" Irish Post' To-
nens MT acics taxes dement, and presents ~ enter.
Peppers'' and Rory O,Hore'-,n the nrst Of which
he psys the part Of Hans Mansfield Dutch trooper
ma MS ~ ns ssCona De weksio the French s%uggsr
leading chsrscters and singing several sonss,
BowrRr THxArRr.-rhs familiar drama Of "Grsnda-
Their Whitehesd and the spectacle tho Naiad ovesn -
were performed here last evening and although the
weather was verv the house was oomfora
bly full. In the first mentioned piece Mr. C. Burke
who has hitherto appeared here In nothing bu. comedy
psrsouated the Grandfather We must acknowledge
that have seen this character better performed
ad last evening" oat We must on tne o.ner mana IN
= HIGHLY oreditabs niece Of sotinr His voice and
ngurs altered they were last evening, were all that
coaa 90 aesirea MISE u1noun wa % ususssIy gooo
and nosssssss svsst lint not vsrv stron0 voice The
Of the ars act is BEAUTIFUL spsctscle one
we'll worth seeInr To be- sure Il reoures a stretch Of
!m.gn.tion persuade one: .: that r.: sa1.t.nti.
the plump cheeks which he sees before him. belong to
theuppe rseious but the bsncs IL probably ~
perfect as In the nature of things IL csn be- On the
whole the Naisd Queen, a verv imposipR and inte-
resting spectacle II win be repeated to night with the
the Land Pirate
Ir.1,.r O,r,A s,rar..-Ths two x.b,.,nr,, Vim
made their hrst appearance on anysg in the opera OF
Beatrice di Tends" on Wednesday evening last gave
M ue opinion Of the their musca powers and eduoa
t,or and nroduoaa az. sous, enact mon thai, h..rsr.
s,~-.-,S s.,,. D., ~. ..o'. $500
osno''ns Am.hs fAs1 nns young "omsn, whose
excellent and thorough method has been much admired
Inousn not experienced on the stage she treaa' the
Doasas Won any otnef itsnan seIss' ana gives 70
voio. mo- ,onrans no.....s. sr..t ,,ohn.s, and
a.. rn... or h.. .rsa.n.,- a.. 5000 a.. - ~.
lsn oomPa'S' sne nsS eVoen1y te sacreo nre III ner
sgnor Bailinis voice Is that Of tenor 1t is stamped
With ,ooa or.ut;.. e., a.. ,~rsr -.,.t.r h;.n oo,,..
out clear, firm and equal. ssnor Bailini wants only
more passion and animation In This acting and he soon
II, h..-. =. 1900 49,.
WIZ o00omo al eiossn' "nse.'
wesre gao 70 "noer'ano tna' 'ne'e TWO s'nseFs are
tho pupils Of signor Bonzanin the talented maestro Of
Wnom We nave spoken On i0i%s, 000asion inoy Do'n
'oA00' upon .aei. 'oso"' n's" osis0'0f, Hnu 'n0y
are certainly the best proof Of his skill in vocal science
C,Rcus-BowERy AsspHrruEArRE The performances
here this evening will be yerv taking Ovmnastc fests
are ali the rage Il seems With the audience and to &C.
viii 20 through their varied eats Of yaultine tumbnr
&C. &C. The somersettipe ia quite surprisinr and ali
rn sboua ao and the sav ~ tho
performers in this lps-it would show them how easily
the thing nay be don. apparently As the fact 4: al
great strength and prscce but the beauty OF the per
ormanoe othis troupe ia the apparent ease With which
thsy perform the most difcult fssts The usual euues
trian exercises and new series Of the
with a VARIETY Of dsncipr ,inriur Sc and comic nan
'0~n'e' WIN ~ a W 'uo '''D r,s p..'o."AA0o
CHMsIrs MIN:rhELsIaht 70 an eAcenent pro-
this evening" and we doubt not that these very
successful performers VIII again nave . crowded house
h,h,p;p ~ - - S sr . vS anu We aous Any
snn 81 tina hi, oUs has r,n . 10,
svou tonssu y. ao 90 WI. olo HOO uo PUN
% NJ a h al .p." ~ 49, ss s W a. "
pleasing "A ever The dancing actin, on Phrsnoloov
and other incidental features are nightly received With
| long Continued applause
nrx,o,-o,,. r-y,o,,, sr,,v.,r,. h.v,r. rst,,r
ed from Baltimore where they acquired csle-
brity, with the most rapturous sp-
Theatre PHILADELPHIA where they nightly received
with these substantial demonstrations that have inva
rsby followed their professional career Their return
to this cWy Is anxouny expected
MUSICAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAKsPEARE.-Immortal
Shakspeare to how many minds has he not afforded the
most pure and elevated pleasure His tragedies come
dies and lyrics all in their turn the Of the
most refined enjoyment The greatest actors have al
ways esteemed II the highest compliment that could be
On n ~. os1% sara 20 nave
Sccura.sy sue 10 ols " nas "Iamss, .ue
ses' us0s - 90 ,rae S Ss
I $1,000 vords w. bara ns,sr n;t;sd ,hoss wSn .ro
unsca TAINTED with the English language solely Iecsuse
they are unable to appreciate the beauties
Wl;' but happily In land like this, where the Eng
sh spoken there Is no occasion 60 isua MIN
VINO wrote trsy not ior auy, put ior oil timo - ne
rhtIct IT, M Innna and h;s Mms;c. Iiustr. t;ons ~
TN. rsrt,ar.r nurnosss GIVING ssr.. of theso ;iu.
tr.tnns which I'll, consst of rssdnus from sevsrai Of
the plays and interpreted with these readings there
will be performed the music to which passages from these
that ENGLAND and Germany have produced In order to
give full effect this music, MT. Lynne has engaged