The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-18

at the Bowery This pieoe combines great dramatic
interest with splendid scenic display and affords ample
scope for fine acting Mr. Marshall took the part OF
Elsazar the jew, and Mrs. Phillips that Of the Jswess
The story mainly founded the loves of the Jewess
and the Prince Leopold which latter character was
finely personated by that excellent young actor dr
Triton MIR Stevens as the Cardinal de Drcgne. was
very good. We are glad to Mr.. s. 70 thoroughly
restored to health after the serious accident tina be-
fell him some time ago The scenes, PROFESSIONS ban
quets &c, in the "Jewess were most splendidly got
up, and altogether this piece reflects much credit
the manager Of the house. The grand drama OF the
Lady OF the Lake, founded on Sir Walter Scotts
celebrated poem Of that name was the second piece.
Miss Mary Taylor took the part of Blanche Of Devon,
for the first time and her excellent acting in it show
that she is equally good in all that she undertakes
nor can we pass over Mr. Marshan's Rhoderick Dhu,
which most admirable impersonat of the bold
chief The farce of the 1.-TWO B'hoys' concluded the
performances. The same bill will be repeated this
evening.
NILno's, AsroR PLAcE.-M. AND MADAME p'HuR La
BoRpr.-The long expected Grand Concert ORA
maquen of these two artists took place
last evening. and was attended by numerous assem-
bly,; among whom were the true dilenanti, who were
the frequenters Of the Italian Opera The concert
consisted Of excellent selection from the best
ever written by the French composers and Afforded the
two debutant fair opportunity Of exhibiting well
their histronic talent the extent Of their voices
Laborde opened the performance with the personfca-
ton Of Eleazar in La Juive" by Halevy, and re n
dered this piece music with great feeling and energy
celebrated aria from Aubers lie Sermentn and was re-
ceived with the utmost applause The energy of her
veeai method anu hef as actress en-
title her to high position in public opinion; and she
was fully appreciated by all the audience as the
only cantatrice whoi could make imp ession in the
United States after the celebrated Chit Damorean-
The eloquence Of her pocoses, the jstness her in
tonaton, are indeed indispensable. In the
of LIE Sermentn she sang the lovely music which il
contains with the most perfect effect throwing
all the science Of her beautiful method The audience
demanded an imperative encore, which granted by
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contributed to swell the reputation which had already
pr, coded him, in the Duet from Cuilaume
Tell" This grand norceau, from Rossini, touch
rug scene and he exhibited in it the greatest
OF feeling. This duo of animated love and rapture
which burst from the pair when confidence is
ST. AIRED by them, was delivered with immense nnv
er. The last scene of Rossnis opera in which
NJ Laborde appeared afforded this sin ger an
opportunity to display very dignifed department
The ensemble was excellent for the chorus singers BY
the faithful discharge of their duties helped the ge
raj completeness of this famed finale The last and
best applause was given to Madame Laborde. in her
grand air from lie Rossiguol," in which this lady
undoubtedly surpassed the arbling of the nightingale
and was rewarded with two splendid bouquets In
short this soTee musicale great affair and throws
great credit both upon the singers and Mr. Nibo who
engaged them at his fine resort Of amusement The
pretty Rose Telbin appeared ALSO last night in the
sketch Of the Widows Victim" and performed with
her usual skill and sweetness, assisted by Mr. John
Seton, and the best mel bers of the company The
Noir,' sung by Miss Eliza BRENT and Mr.. Manvers;
and the ballet by the I" Lehman Family No doubt
tne 'neatre VIII De fully attended.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-The house was filed to over
flowing, last evening The manager has gathered to-
gether such group Of excellent actors that it is really
pleasure to attend their fine ut Thu
house. Mr. Lester appeared last evening in the drama
Of ''Don Cesar de Bazan,' and we have seldom seen
the gay thoughtless, and witha gallant and chiva!-
rous Don. well played The applause given was loud
and long continued, and universal Satisfaction was
apparent throughout the numerous and highly
spectacle audience. Mr.. Lester is quite acquisition
at the Chatham and as he will perform every evening
this week, fine amusement may be expected. "New
York As 1t Is" the next piece, with Chanfrau Miss
Mestayer and Winans in their favorite parts vent of
with the usual applause and the farce of ncle SAM
sent every body home in good humor. Tonight the
drama of Robert Macaire," New York As 1t Is" and
Mature and Philosophy will form the bill This the
last week of the season. will also be the best think
CASTLE GARpEN.-Where q more refreshing in
MIGRATING location be found than this COOL healthfu
and beautiful theatre Every feature of scenery that
is capable of mparting pure enjoyment to the mind
can here be vewedevery quality of air that is
sary to strengthen the constitution here be in
hailed In fact if there other amusements pre-
sened for the peoples pleasure tina those to-
they sufficient compe for the small admis-
sion money Of twenty-five cents But. in addition to
all those peculiar advantages, French Heiser have
excellent dramatic who nightly perform light
miliar to the play going folks the best comedians
their line. An lrews, Of the Park Nckinsou of the
e.
dian, George Holland. The amusements last evening,
commenced with the dramatic comedy of the Jacob.
ite.n The part of Jack Duck by Holland was an ad-
mirabe performance the characters of Sir Richard
Wroughton and Major Murray ably sustained by
Baker and Nicknson Mrs. Vernon the best actress
in her line in this country any where else played
the Widow Potte to the very life Robert Macaire,
wound up the entertainment, in which Holland, as
Jaques Strop, Nickinson Robert Macaire, and An
drews, as Mons. de Germeul we're loudly eheered for
their excellent personfcstion of these characters.
Burrows THEArRE.-A highly fashionable and
lec audience attended here last evening" to witness
the performance The great star Of attraction the
gifted and popular proprietor, MIR Burtun in one Of
his best characters, Paul Pry Among the Gro wded
audience several Of the Eferai Of city, and
the theatre in point of high and varied talents among
the cops dronaqae scenic display fashion and beau
ty, reminded of what it in its palmiest days
The revival Of the drama here under its present
picious management will it that share of pub
lie patronage which talent and enterprise is always
sure to command among the many patrons and ad-
mirers Of dramatic genius in this populous city. In
the comedy of paul Pry," Mr.. Burton's personaton
of the principal character rich in the extreme
hose who have seen him some three years ago would
be inclined to pronounce him, improved if room
there could be for Improvement in the part of Paul
Pry which is deemed his forte. We hail his appear
ance again upon our boards with much satisfaction,
and feel assured that his personal nd
popularity, coupled with his taste and judicous ma.
nsgemen will have the effect to revive the high cha
racter generally enjoyed at this grand centre of
attraction in New York The part of Harry
that Of Hebe, by Miss Chapman, was an excellent
peIsonation The piece altogether passed off most
successfully. At the conclusion, MIR Burton was
called out before the curtain and received with
enthusiastic applause, which lasted for time
He briefly acknowledged the cordial reception he had
met with from bis New York friends and patrons and
assured them that his efforts in catering for their
but in their incpient stage nothing
would be spared his part to add to the attractions
which, he trusted, would insure the rosy smiles and
appreciation in particular OF the fair audience who
graced the theatre that evening with their pre-
sence. Mr.. b. hercupon bowed and retired The bill
fer this evening will be found highly attractive
STEYrRMARKIscHE.-This unrivaled band give
their last concert this evening, at Montague Hall,
Brooklyn, opposite the City Hall. The programme
contains variety of their best compositions and from
their fame as musicians doubt be entertained
but that their concert this evening will be fully and
fashionably attended All kinds Of refreshments
be had in the Concert Room. Those who have not az
yet heard this harmonious company should. by all
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