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

filed by mot fash nabe audience composed OF
ladies aud family parties The performances consisted
of the farces of aud Il Loan of Lover,
and the drama of tie Wizard of the Wave The farces
most captaiy performed. Miss Tayl or and J. H.
Hull, in Perfection" we're very happy and the arch
and yvacio smannor in which Miss +, person,t the
Munster maid such as to make it no wonder that
even such perfection hunter Charles Paragon
should fall in love with her The sweet little songs,
rather verses, In the Loan Of Lover sncored
aud we think We have seldom seen that amusing farce
better played Burke Peter Spyke. very Funny,
M rae, us SERIOUS gravty anu o'lorh si.uaion III
his search after wife, caused much amusement. Miss
Taylor Gertrude all tina could be desired Tie
d. ana CT the ~ nard of the wave conclued the per-
frmances This q and nautical drama with its original
scenery and great stage effect, is having tremen
run MIR. Marshall plays the principal character n
fine style; 1t Is really Surprising, he rapidty with
which he changes his dress and character The
hoe wiring of the vessels is managed most admirably
and the illusion is perfect be represent
ed on stage To- nig hit this avorite drama will b.
peated previous to 1t WIN be pc rior,nea The drama Of
3 character which she has made entirely her own.
We expect there will be u crowded house.
NIBLo's. AsrOR PLACE. The varied and attrac-
tive Entertainments with which TIE patrons Of this
mag niicent place of amusement treated drew
Their crowded and fashionable audience last event ne,
when the excellent comedietta of ." My Wife's Dem
tist' went off with great eclat This succeeded
by that srrio- comic ballet entitled lie Diab!e
houge or III. Fairy of the Rhine" comprising
r.ty of tricks, transformations dances, &c, of most
singular and amu.ing character, which must be Wit
messed to be understood and appreciated The scenery
,ruiy mag nicent and while the sudden and
rious CT that prod ed astonish the beho der
Mr.. Narcotic, A II, urus. lie Dablc kuuIe KspC
TIL audience in state Of merrimCnt Toni sht the
bill Is quite an attrac tive one and those who desire to
witness the graceful movement of the celebrated
dnseu'es who have been engaged by the proprietor
tbs Oi hment, should not neglect the present op-
port AIty.
lHoADwAY THEATnE-This oapacous theatre
duley crowded last evening to witness the perform.
10 celebrated Monpaisir French ballet
pa Bro grand Asitic ballet in two, acts and six
tab, emit led Lance, or the Oriental vsion,n
which tcd with splendid scenery. Mons. II.
MonplaisII, tlkabir, youn Sultan, and Mad Mon
dere, were rapturousy applauded The tableaux were
truly magnificent and Enthusiastically received
"L'Amee' will doubtless have quite run and fill t
pockets Of the managers.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-This fa7orite house wascrowd
ed in every part last evening The performances
for the benefit of Barney williams and glad
to such a fine house, for he is most excellent
actor aud most mertorious citizen. The
dience was both numerous and fashionable, and
the presence Of The Ane military company from
Boston, the Boston Light Guard, who occupied
a box in the first tier added much to the gay
ness Of the scene. We understand this fine com
pany here the guests of the Independent Wash
ington Continentalers. They, in common with the
rest of the aud ence. enjoyed tn. performance very
much, the excentrices Of Barney Williams, as Paddy
Miles, in the Post Boy and Ragged Pa in Ireland
AS II is the arch acting of Miss Aestayer Gertrude
in the Loan of Lover and Katy in " New York As
1t Is and the immortal Moses career, also, Wi
mans joe were all appauded to the utmost This is
grand gala week al the Chatham, and several of the
company are taking benefits. Tonight those very in
teresting and clever young ladies, Misses Susan and
Kate Denim inlake their appeal, and put forth first
Happy Man" New York As 1t ISL and the Trial
by Battle" Both the bcnefcares will appear in tho
of the evening Miss Kates performance of the
little street sweeping girl in New York As 1t Is" is
worth going many miles to see; she will likewise play
first and last. Barney Williams and Miss 4. Messenger
will likewise play and Miss Josephine HALLS will dance
two favorites dances With such bill doubt not
these little ladies will have full house.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The Hauser Family gave q Ger
concert here last evening, and performed
panied by two guitars, several select airs quaretes,
and original pieces with infinite taste and execution.
The New York Wedding quartete sung VITA hui
morous effect. The "Barrack Room,'' excellent
comedy, also performed, by good cast Mr. Baker
playing the part of Colonel Ferrier to Mrs Frary's
Clarissa. with much ability The entertainments of
the evening infinite satisfaction to the audience
who ent. This evening, Bottesini will per-
form the double baso. and Sig Ardit on the violin
The extraordinary talents of both performers-thcir
great powers of execution-have gained them high
reputation and we anticipate crowded house to- night
ut this agreeable retreat where such combination of
attractions always present themselves during the
SOD.
Burrows TnEATRr-LArE PALMos.-We UNDER
stand that NJ Burton, well known to theatrical cir
Giles, will open his theatre Palmo Opera House. next
Monday evening. Since that gentleman has leased
this neat establishment he has had it reprinted,
gidod and re.decorated in most splendid manner.
In fact, the whole interior. has been rearranged and
reconstructed He has taken especial pain to
trae around m many Of the most capable and talent
ed actors and actresses in the country whose quail
ty the theatre goers of New ork have time and agan,
pronoun ced favorable judgment The species of
ment that will be furnished at this theatre will be
Of the light character, such ballet comedy farce,
and comic opera which be done to perfection by
the talented company. Mr.. John Brougham will be
stage manager; MIR George Loder will have the ma
nagement Of the musical department.. On reviewing
the ngements that have been made, aud Mr. Bur-
tons ex.rtons to furnish citizens with amusements
of this kind there is doubt but that this thea
ire will receive hand ONE patronage, and be well sup
ported. We believe Mr.. Burton will open with the
char ming little Vienr oise dane ny girls, whom have
oiten and so favoIaby been called upen to notice.
There is much curiosity aaoat in regard to this Jiiou
Of theatre, and shall inform readers of its
gress after itsha have been opened its contguity to
all the hotels will enture to it at proportion of the
patronage of strangers visiting the city.
SrNrEEMARKIscng-Fonr HAMILTON Last evening
this nmitabe band gave grand concert at the above
picturesque and invgoratng location Previous to tie
concert, report was circulated that the captain Of
the steamer Suffolk would not wait till the concert
and the proprietor of the mansion and other
pentlem. n, had an interview with him, when Captain
IL FIN re kindly consented to stop till the concert
over Moth ng can exceed the pleasure which one
joys while yiewn g the magnf mt ocean and nhaiing
the refreshing air Of this rural enchanting place
highly iespectablc audience assembled at o'clock
! when the concert commenced. which sustained
throughout will the musical science and great prec
sion Of information which chAracterisc this harmonious
company. The performance Of the beautiful Syrian
national dances. called Sounds from Iiomeo was re-
csivod with enthusiastic cheers-they so touch
ing melodiou and PATRIOTIC that It would seem the
d'arest membranes mirrorcd to the minds OF
all PRESENT. Among tic company recognised Senior
Don Pedro do la Herrara. President of New Granada,
| with his daughter and two The audience sepa-
rated at haifpast nine, and the company was landed
at Courandt street, in about forty minutes, highly
delighted with their trip to Fort Hamilton TO
\ ght thtir programn, includes numbr of very
iayorite pieces 1t divided into three parts and each
par consists of four distinct pieces of music In the
first part they will give selections from Gungl Adam,
Strauss. and Donizetu In the second, their famous
Pot Pourrie will be played as likewise the"Vicnnoie
Carnival Quadre'' and the . Spring Sparrow Polka y
by Iequ ri the beautiful Sounds from Home will
also be played The other part of the concert will he
msde up Of equally delightful music that those who
| go this evening win hear all their bsst pieces.
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