The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-13
Theatrical and Musical.


BowERy THKArpE-"T The Naiad Queen" and " The
Wizard of the waven the pieces performed last
eveningbosh Of them splendid spectacle pieces, re-
plete with elegant scenery beautiful decorations, fine
tableaux Dances songs Sc, all performed in hrst-rate
style by the talented Bowery company. Miss Taylor
in the piece the prominent character as the
warlike and beautiful queen of the nymphs and guar
dian sprites OF the Rhine: 1.-THE Naad Queen has
proved mme nsely attractive and 1t Is really amusing
to witness the delight and enthusiasm displayed by
the audience each successive scene passed OIL j.
H. Hall as Rupert the Fearnought, with his shining
casoue and FURNISHED blade,S makes an excellent
knight, peT ct sans reproche Inc dances,
tabeaux Sc, enlivened by the comcalities of Burke
as the squire of Rupert, really beautiful partcu
lary the tabeau at the end Of the second act where
Rupert pledges his heart and sword to the fair queen
The Wizard of the Wave" with all its remarkable
stage effects of such novel and pleasing character,
also went off in fine style, MIR. Marshall as usual,
being most correct and excellent in his part Of the
comman der of the Wizard the prominent part Of the
piece Tonight The Naad Queen" will be repeat. d;
and. in addition to it, the famous piece OF Cherry
and Fair STAR, will be acted Miss Taylor taking the
prominent parts in both pieces. No p,asanter way Of
passing these long summer evenings can be found
than in visiting the Bowery and witnessing the fine
pieces played there
NIBIo's THEArRE.-This magnificent theatre
attended, last evening, by a brilliant assembags
of the beauty and fashion Of the city The
tertainments commenced with the interesting CO.
medietta of " Grist to the Mill" which
performed throughout in an excellent manner. Miss
Rose Telbn the best actress her MON,
played the part of Francine to the very life, and
ceved repeated cheers and called before the
tain to receive the marked avors of the audience The
Marquis de Richeyille ably sustained by the ster
ling comedian, Chippendale who is always agreeable
in every character he undertakes Mr. Dawson, the
Count. was admirable. La Varsopenne, by Julia and
Flora Lehman was gracefully executed; and the Pas
d. TIos, by Adelaide, Mathilde, and Mons. Schmidt,
was given with such ease, elegance, and graceful
figures that reiterated cheers followed its execution.
The concluding piece the pantomime of Vol
Yen in which the agile Mercetti kept the audience in
roars laughter by his exceeding comic action Nibo
j. to go ahead he is indefagable in his
tons to cater well for his patrons. He has engaged
o.her celebrated artists who will appear on Monday
evening
CHATHAM THEArRE-The season at this house is ra:
p'dly coming to a close, and the manager can, with
truth boast that his theatre is fully paronzed the
last as every night the house is crowded utmost
capacity, and the applause is vociferous ever
The eccentrcities Of Chanfrau Mose the vivacity
o. Miss Mestayer as1Lize, the POPULARITY Of Wiaans
and The general excellence of all the members of the
company, such as to keep the ball rolling pretty
lively at the Chatham Last night after the amusing
piece If 6 Land Sharks and Sea Gulls." and the
very pretty comedy of "Nature and Philosophy
the great " Glance at New York' was performed
of Paul and Virginia. concluded the entertain
ments To- night "a capital bill will be presented for
which refer to the advertisement. By the bye at
the close Of the the members of the company
i'd in fact all attached to the house, intend giving
their worthy young manager, Mr.. Cnanfrau, npli-
mentary benefit This speaks well for the harmony
aud good feeling amsng the members of this capital
company, and we doubt not that they will have a Fl ne
house the occasion, when first rate bill will be
presented.
Burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET This dar-
ling little theatre under the skfa guidance of Bur-
ton and Brougham, aided by its happy location and
convenient proxmitics being within pistol of the
Aston House and the Park nightly attracts overlooking
houses Last evening MIR. Crisp, as Trstram Tickle,
and Mrs Chapman Fariela, added, if possible to
the enthus of the audience in their favor They
decidedly great favorites of the public and well
deserve to be so. The Irish Dragon " again
performed, in which Mr. and Mrs. Brougham sustained
the principal parts with unexampled talent and rare
success OF the rch dazzling and fascinating repre-
pentations of the Vennose troupe of danseuses It Is
not necessary here that should repeat our eulo-
gums The Eastern monarch who was dying Of ennui,
and offered reward to any one who would discover
new pleasure might have found it, we think if he lad
come here, far the ocular faculty find it, A
visit to Burtons would, we are tempted to believe,
er ard our skilful New York managers among
tiem ALL would surely have been able to Claim the
ward.
CASTLE GARpES.-Quite large and highly respecta.
Die audience attendedthis capacous and favorte sum-
mer resort last evening. when if any went there trou-
bled with touch Of the e. blue devils" feel salts
I'd that the sufferers got completely cured before they
left In fact such paatabe and effective doses of the
real Holland,n administered here, fail to
relieve the very worst OF ennui The entertain
ments commenced with that lively comedetta Of the
Post of Honor" in which Mr. Holland kept the audi
enoe of laughter by his representation of Co
bus Yerks The "Pas Villageois,'' was then danced
ve ~ q accfuly by Miss Barber Mrs Frsry, also Mrs
H. and Miss Philips were warmly applauded in their
vocal olio which was succeeded BY the celebrated
Grand Duo,v executed on the double bass and vio-
lin by those wonderful nstrume nta performers Sgnor
Bottesini AMI Arditi, who drew forth the most
b)undcd appause. The fantasia " l Duo Fos-
carin executed by Sig Ardit his violin,
additional laurcls. The cosmoramic views, which have
recently been anged and rendered douby attrac
tive appear greatly to edy the visitors last evening
The amusements were concluded by the performance
the new fucetious burleta and truly laughabe
trav gar entitled Crusoe H. in which the nimitahe
Holland appeared as Marmaduke Snodgrass, alias Fri
do , aud the favorte and accomplished actress Mrs.
Frary Clementina, Mrs. Mafles in search Of her
husband with fattering success. Tonight we are to
have three choice pieces the first Of which is that
pular comedy of " Done on Both Sides' Mr.. Holland
figuring as MIR. Pygmalion Phibbs. The second piece,
the interesting dramatic anccdote of Box Cox, and
q repetition Of that laugh.compeng extravaganza of
Crusoe the 3D. besides the performances of Chubbees
the eminently gifted Indian chieftan, who, on the
flute and the saucepaneana will astonsh the visitors
b. his execution Of" Aud Lang Syne'" The Fishers
Hornppe,n and Life on tie Ocean Wave''
CHRIsTys MrNsrRELs have only three more evenings
to spare to New York-and one afternoon concert
pean minstres well. known and universally
knowledged that these parting concerts will doubtless
be fully attended.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS harmo iiol o
performers gave, last evening, their eleventh grand
concert which was well attended. aud the assembly
seemed highly delighted in hearing their bewitching
music. The entertainment began with the "lra nd
Coliseum March,, which wasexecuted to perfection
well as the overture 10 "Lestoch " The finale to tie
"Jewess from Halevy, received with unbouu ded ar
plause and the tabeux Of harmony entitled "The
Nights Review was performed in mastery man
ner. The Jubilee Quadre,' as also the United
States Polka were splendid combination of the
most beautiful strains, and made a great sensation
among all present Their soiree musicale ended with
the waltz Of welcome In the gGreen wood' and the
gallop, 'Frst Evergreen, which among the dances
of Labitkzy, the prettiest we have heard. The
Stcyermarkishe nightly improving in the engoue
en of people, and they deserve the success they
have met with These eminent performers will give n
concert this evening at the Female Academy, Brook
Ign. Their great popularity in sister city will in
sure them full house.
Sgnora Ciocca the celebrated danseuse is perform
ing at the Albany museum.
City Intelligence.
TIGER LoosE.-For some time past, Corporal Thomp
has had his premises, corner Of Broadway aud
Twenty Third street, two very fine tigers which were
antiful nnmas. and much admired by all WIZ have