The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-21
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dress, Sc, which the Bowery Theatre Is famous for
and the truly fine acting Of Mrs. Phillips, In the
part OF Vahha and Clarke, j. II. Hall, Belamy, and
the rest of the performers in their various parts made
The piece go OH with the greatest eeat The play Of
Charles NIL, with Miss 1ay lor in the character of
Eudiga, was rcxt played Miss Taylor continues to be
az e.a afav0rite he quiet, lady like
in which this young lady performs her various parts
and The great dramatic tall mt she possesses together
with Ia fine voice and b. aufu singing all combine
to make her one OF the mot attractive actresses the
American stage. MIR Hambin Is succeeding well this
season at the Bowery-his name alone Is tower of
strength in tn. theatrical world The long nd sue
cessfu career " hch he has actor and mana
ger in New York. certainly gives him right to pro-
mneDt petition in the theatrical world. He has al
ssys rallied first rate companies around him; and at
the present time be has at the Bowery, which,
an Efficient and talented company Of performers is not
tquasd in the Union. The drama of Sixteen String
jack concluded last evenings amusement. To night
splendid new spectacle will be produced viz The
Knights Of st. John" in which Miss Taylor will
take prominent part; introducing several of her
most admired songs, and the whole resources of the
stage properties viii be brought in play give the piece
due effect. The amusing farce of the Illustrious
IN aad Queen,r with Miss Taylor as Zurlne will con-
clude the entertainment.
NIBLo's, Aston PlAcE-The Grand musical drama,
arranged r this establishment, called the Black
Dom no,' musc by Anber tie celebrated composer OF
"Nassaniel o." &c., prese ted here last evening
before tashiouabe and select audience The part of
Jrho, by Mr.. Manve 3, was su ia ned with infinite
powerful voice throughout much effect the per-
Torrance, and his pcrsonaton Of the character Twas
excellent He was admirably supported by Miss L.
Brente, Camilla whose high vocal powers, and SUI
perior cieverness In the part elected the warmest
applause Gregorio by Seton: and Baron by Dawson,
were well performed, and the piece went of with much
success he drama was succeeded by grand pas
dc trois' from lie Diabe Quatre by Aldlles Ade-
.la'de and Mathde and Mons Schmidt in which they
were rapturousy encored. The hish talents and po-
pularity of these di tipgused artists ha insured
for them deserved popularity at this highly fashion,
theatre, recp thnir
due need Of popular applause whenever they make
their appeara nee This evening Mons. and Madame
Labordc will appear in from the best operas
and the entertainment will embrace variety of grand
attractions.
CHATHAM TnEArRE.-Messrs. Kipp and Browns
benefit, last evening, very well attended, and the
interesting pieces performed the were well
received Chanfiau shows tact in the pieces he
selects for these evenings People will not SYM
pathse through Ia five act tragedy whilst the ther-
mometer is between so and 90 degrees high; they
want light ashing pieces to species Of sauce
piquanfe 10 the mind which has been wearied out by
The hustle Of business and the heat of the weather
ring the day; and such pieces they Mt the
Chatham Last evening, the agreeable little comedy
Of the "Captain OF the Watch,' played first, Mr.
Lester sustaining in his easy and amusing manner,
the part of the very inventive and fortunate Captain
Of tn Watch; and Miss Mestayer, the part of Karyn
The story Of this little piece Ia but sketch
Of those tries which when well acted out the stage
is full of conrecmps, mistakes all ludicrous in the
extreme still condncipg to carry the plot which, Of
course ends happily the lovers in the piece The
"Capfain Of the Watch gave great satisfaction, as
the applause of the audience testified The remain
del OF the performances went off well. Nose was as
much Inclined to liam" people as ever and the nee
which the audience had at New York. satisfac-
tory MS ever. mix the Cabman," the UPS and
Dows Of Life, concluded the performa noes To-
night is the last night but of tho at the
Chatham; and Mr. John Winans, the very favorite
and the representative of the Immortal oe
in New York As 1t s,' will take his farewell benefit
Messrs. J. Anderson, Duff and W. Voice, and Mile
ter, Cbanfrau and Miss Messenger, will also appear
The bill will consist of the amusing farce of the
captain of the Watch" Teddy the Tiler,' "New
York AS 1t Is I" and "Matteo Fslconcn MIR. j. Auder.
son will perform Teddy Muowney in the Irish farce
and in the rest Of the pieces Mr. Letter. Chanfrau Miss
Mestayer; and the worthy beneficiary hi mself will
appear. We trust "Joe' will have good time
BunroN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr-The galaxy
Of beauty and fashion which crowded this elegant lit
tie theatre last evening, bore convincing testimony
that the efforts Of the talented and enterprsng pro-
prietor duly appreciated by discerning public
The popular comedy OF Paul Pry,o was repeated by
particular desire. and MIR. Burton, before sustained
the principal character. To say that he acquitted
himself to he satisfaction of the audience and the ex
ptctaton of his admirers. s only to re echo the ddu
dcation which every successive imbersonaton by him.
of this laughable character has uniformly elected
Though not much given to rsible outbursts. it was
wholly impossible Tor to witness his arch droliery
his ncessant oficiousncs-and his apparent uncon-
scousness Of the horror which every one with whom
he in contact regarded him. without being con-
vulst will aughter. The whole house kent in An
ipcessant roar and the loud applause which followed
the close of each act showed that this comedy with
Burton's Paul Pry' will be good while performed
before II is voted bore His acting put very much
in mind Of Charles Matthews. The piece was admi-
rably put on the stage and the cast was unexcep.
tioDabe. Mr.. Tbayer. as Colonel Hardy, through
his part WELL and displayed considerable ability did
also Miss Chapman and Miss Hill. The latter how
ever, appeared to Us to want sufficient confidence
The piece well received through and If shirt
Of enquiry be- as Paul Pry remarked in one of his
apologies, the prevailing characteristic of the present
age We appr heDd that often he pleases to make
bis bow TO the public his appearance will be regarded
MS welcome intrusion and he will receive that hearty
applause from crowded house which he so richly
merits, he only takes previously to make the
people Of New York Of his intention The
laugbabe farce Of the Omnibus. or the Pleasures of
Convenient Di,taucen concluded the entertainments
Of the evening in which Mr. Brougham Pat Rooney,
Kept the house in q continued peal Of laughter.
CASTLE GARDES.-The benefit Of Miss Phillips last
evening, was attended by large and highly respec-
table audience The first piece the comedetta of
The Widows victm,n in WHICH Holland as Pelham
Podge, and F. S. Chanfrau jeremiah Clip kept tho
audience in roars of laughter, by their truly comic
personaiion Of character. Mrs. Vernon. always per-
fret in every part admirably sustained the character
Of Jane Cba'tely. During the performance of this
piece. Mr. Chanfrau gave limitations of many lea ii ny
actors and from his excellent representations re-
ceiv~d the unanimous cheers Of the audience. MIR |
Winans followed in a comic song which was eucored !
The next in succession rom the last act
of "Richard lII.n Mrs S. Denim very well re. |
ceived in the part Of Gloster also her sister in
scenes were excellent. The entertainments closed |
with the comedy of Grist to the Ml.n in which |
NIchIDson ana MISS Clafkc sustained their
respective characters we'll and were much applauded
Castle Garden, we are glad to perceive, ia be-
coming favorite resort, and only surprised |
that 1t Is not crowded every night there cannot be
found more cool and refreshing location.
CHnIsrYs MIssTREls will sing out their budget of |
songs this week, and then take up their line of march
for other parts How shall get without them in
New York remains to be AS they have occupied
such ~ omiDon position pg places OF amuse-
mcpt for the last ten months their departure will in
deed cansc quite void Meantime, the folks are
crowdipg to hear them with as mvch gusto ever.
BANyAnD's PAsoR.nA will positively be closed after
this week; This evening aud the afternoon and even
ing exhibition tomorrow are therefore the only
cbapc. lett to this most unrvalled piece of paint
inen pretty large piece. by the bye, IL measures
three miles in length Wherever IL is exhibited next
It will undoubtedly be much patronizcd it has
been here.
The ViennoiEe Children are as successful in Albany
as they have been at every place where they have
danced