The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-22
Theatrical ana m as,cai.

Qume-
rous as usual However, the charming Danseuses VI
ennoises performed their wonderful ballots with that
precision and ensemble, for which they are so re-
nowned, as well in New York throughout the Uni
ted States. The "Chinese Bababie,n the novelty of
this week elected Of laughter and the greatest
applause from the delighted persons there present We
have never such lovely sight that of those
tans, disguised in male attire their faces adorned with
mustachos, and jumping in the Chinese style. The
manner The bill of this evening is very attractive
The Viennoise children will appear in La Tyroi-
enne," "Le Pas des Bergers, and the Chinese ballet,
while the vaudeville company will perform the little
comedy Of the "Four Sisters in which Mrs. Maeder
will appear, and the domestic sketch Of Uncle Fooze
which was received, last night with great applause
CHATHAM THEArKE.--As might have been expected
the Chatham theatre has done exceently we'll during
the engagement of Mr. A. A. Adams the celebrated
tragedian His reputation Is deservedly great and
he is so well supported in the pieces in which he ap
pears, that the lovers of the legitimate drama
fail to be attracted to the Chatham during his engage
ment. Indeed under the present management, no
fault can be found with this favorite little place of
amusement. This evening Mr.. Adams will appear
Carwin, in the drama of "Therese or the Orphan of
Geneva Bulwer's play Of the "Lady of Lyons
will likewise form part Of this evenings entertain
ments rich BILL surely.
CASTLE GARDEN.-This popular summer resort was
extremely well and fashionably attended last evening"
when the entertainments were highly interesting.
The favorite petite comedy Of "Beulah Spa per-
formed for the first piece and elected considerable ap
pause. After which Mrs. Harriet Philips Miss Philips
and Mr. George Holman, favored the audience with
truly pleasing and varied Musical Olio, consisting of
an excellent selection of of the most admired
operate compositions The entertainments of the
ing concluded with the fancfu burletta of Water
Witches, In which the popular comedian Mr. Holland,
very successful Tonight the Concert Oio'' is
to be repeated; the sterling drama of "Lavater, the
Physiognonist is to be represented in true colors
The scenery for this piece is very fne and has been
procured at considerable expense. MIR. Holland will
also figure conspcuousy in the farcetta Of 'Family
Jars." Those beautiful cosmoramas have also recent
~ been arranged and peep at them alone is worth
the price of admission without saying single word of
the fine sea breeze.
Of this celebrated pianist whose euoges have been al
ready registered in all the papers of city, will take
place this evening within the spacious walls the Ia
bernacle No doubt this concert will be attended by
oil the amateurs Of the great art and true science
the instrument which gave such fame to Fist De Mey
err Thalberg Herr, and many other distinguished per-
brilliant and agreeable its compositions elegant
and produce the greatest effect. All those who have
had the pleasure of hearing NJ S. at Niblos and in
several private houses him equal to all that
has been said of him throughout Europe NJ Strakosh
will be assisted by Sgnora Catharna Barili Patti Sig
norma Amalia Patti NJ Schrever the tale nted voli-
mist, and Maestro Bari who will preside at the piano
forte We refer for the particulars this concert
TASTE and will give great pleasure to those who will IA
vor M. Strokosh with their company. We may FORE
tell very numerous audience for this evening.
SrEYER MARKIscHE MUSICAL ComrASy-The per-
formances of this highly talented company last eve
ming at the Tabernacle elected the enthusiastic
applause, throughout The Tabernacle was crowded
TO excess by highly fashiona BILE and select audience
among whom were many distinguished and popular
artists The programme was most attractive, and the
inimtable and extraordinary ability of this popular
musical troupe, could not fail to secure jam audi
ence, even in this spacious edifce. We have seldom
seen an audience wound up to so perfect pitch,'
to use familiar musical phrase, the
semblage who had collected last evening the Taber
nacle under the thrilling influence of the magic per-
Torrance of this splendid band. Ferdinands quad
rifles by Strauss, enthusiastically appauded-
"Sounds from Home.n drew down rapturous applause.
and the " Railroad Gaop' ELECTED the loud and con-
tnued plaudits of the entire audience We have
never heard a band of musicians perfect-more
accomplshed-or, who seem to possess thor
ough acquaintance with the art divine.n than this
superb body of musicians, and the imme nse crowd
who were present to witness their performance shows
the just appreciation in which their high capabilities
and merits are held We were much surprised to lear n
that the late agent, Mr.. Keiche, and the company,
have had some misunderstanding which, trust will
be settled amicably before the next evenings perfor
nance. We would recommend all who have a soul to
enjoy the concord Of sweet sounds to go and hear
this splendid band, on Friday evening next, at the
Tabernacle.
CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs-With break-aowns on the
true Virginia principle, and negro evertures medleys
duets, and what not, Mechanics Hall is crowded every
night to hear and this famous band of Ministries.
When they leave US, they will leave behind them a
blank that cannot well be filled There is no such
thing getting tired of the amusemcnts which they
offer The oftener them the oftencr he wants
to see hem and this the great secret Of their sue
cess.
| VAUxHALL SALOON. Alexander, the Magician. is
holding forth at this place Of amusement, and with
! great success His tricks are truly surprising 1t
would indeed puzzle the wsest of sharpers de-
tect the manner in which he performs them His
tamorphoses truly ingenious and defy discovery.
He is really adept in the black art and not only
tonishes, but frghtens, all who behold his wonder
| workings.
| BANvARp's PANoRAMA.-This magnificent work of art
is attractive as it was If may judge by the
numbers who daily visit it, 1t would be desirable that il
permanently in this city; but, as the enerprsng
and painter intends to take it to Europe shortly
it behoovcs all who have not it, to do before it
| is taken from the country
| THE LEHMAN FAMILY.--These talented artists, who
number in their rank the pretty Adelaide that lovely
danseuse who met with such last year in
city, arrived yesterday afternoon In brig from Cuba
| The company is complete, and will probably APP
pear perhaps at Nibo's Aston place. Messrs. Leh-
man. father his son, Antoine the celebrated Mas
ETH the Incompatible FERN, form society which
will rival with the Ravel Family and will give great
enjoyment to the people Of New York.
| MAURICE SrRAKoscH.-This eminent pianist purposes
| giving a concert at the Tabernacle this evening.
There is no doubt that his fame and reputation would
Be sufficient to attract large audiences but when 1t is
known that he will be assisted by the Signoras Patti
Sgnor Bsril and Mr. Henri Schriever, are assured
that it will be exceedingly large, In the programme,
observe several overtures cavatnas and variations
to perform which Mt the present day requires degree
of skill of no common order We shall attend and
port this concert for the benefit of our readers.
! MADAM ANNA BisHors concerts at st. Louis, Mo,
are crowded every evening. Inc Ddify New Fro
speaks in the most glowing terms of her sweet strains
and inimtablc execution She Is decidedly the most
finished artist In this country Bochsa has recovered
from his late indisposon, and now moves about like
corporation Bourbon-many persons, it Is said, take
| him for Louis Philippe that the ex- king had tn
chang up his fddle'' but Bochsa continues to play
! with the "Harpists."
| BRoApwAy THEA1Rr.-A PosTscRIpr-Thc follow
ing note, written in female hand speaks for Itself
| and Lester too
| DEAR BENEFIT
DO tell why you did not mention Lester in your
| notice of the Broadway Theatre this morning. am
he is superior to any artist you have mentioned
lie Is also splendid looking fellow, fine intellectual
| face, handsome FORM magnificent legs, and, in fact
every thing to make a woman dead in love do be-