The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-29
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ed for us delightful source Of enjoyment and IA AZ
the same time doing an immense good to the oomm.-
nifty at large by introducing the opera and the ballet
both every night Now, when many strangers from
al sections OF tns country can and do avail them
than the pump -handle' style Of shifting psalmo-
dyn which SO extensively pervadss their different
homes some even, are disposed to pick flaws in ths
exhibition OF the music cart; but If they knew more
they would say less We for the last nights have
had that beautiful conception of Bellini Normal It
gains affections the we know of it, On the
whole it was well cast Tedesoo looks aud acts the
character of Norma we'll and Sings in parts to our adj
mirstion Her forte lies not however In artistic exc
cution but In popular display. Caranti Viii manages
exceedingly well with Adalgiss although the part Is
not suited to her voice 1t evinces amiable dspo-
siton in her to consent to perform it, Her voice ia
strictly beautiful soprano, while Tedsscss is
soprano, when induces them often to invert their
parts Arnold sustained Polone pretty we'll
Perhaps he exaggerated little near the Begin
artist and much more when the artist is not in good
voice. II isa pity that so many of operas were
composed Tor Rubin alone to give him chance to dis
play the powers of his own organ which ranges sx
ceedingly high, and makes it difficult most ienori
performance Of Orovess was like everything else sf
MS at least in singing beautifully done. No rsnting
or trckery or stranng for effect or mawksh display
OF sentiment all Is calmness, Consciousness of power
dignity OF feeling and unassumng display Of the true
beauties Of the art Blangy said the ladies all about
sweet creature that is true; and Durand is fine
dancer and the ballet goes of we'll Tomorrow night We
are to have that true etfusion of SOUL Lucia PERSONA
teaby our only American public songress, Biscacciant
Aside from the fact that she IL native born she we'll
deserves the encouragement Of American audience
The house could not contain all that came to hear
Norma" let :" Lucia be equally attractive.
NIBlos GARprN.-Last evening there was another
grand demonstration OF numbers and respectabilty
at this highly popular theatre. As we beheld tho
ocean Of countenances which before and around
u.s. we asked ourselves this question-Where do all
the people come from' But certain it is that there
must be some attraction for night after night there IL
complete rush. Now there Is fancy in this no
millinery Of diction strained conclusion no GIN
In tha
whatever; and il Nblos be fair criterion whereby to
judge we should unhesitatingy say that New York il
are in cheerful and happy mood In the dress circle
we noticed many elegantly attired ladies' The peril
Gus, but graceful achievements of the Raves on the
tight rope were again applauded while
the extraordinary evolutions of Leon Javeli, the
same ground OF action drew down storm of cheering
The advertisement of the Venetian Carnival follow
ed, in which Marzett in his surprising and extraord
nary silt dance and drunken scene, drew down the
unanimous cheers Of an audience who were amazed In
beholdipg his matchless Jees. The burlesque panto-
| mine of Robert Macairen concluded the tents
In hne all the entertainments well received and
we must say that We have very rarely better
humored audience. The proprietor has to
gratulate himself upon the signal and
which is GROWING his efforts. This evening" MIR Pia-
eide the favorite American comedian will make his
appearance in the domestic drama of Grandfather
Whitehead as also in the character Of Sam Hobbs in
| the farce Of" Uncle SAM
Burrows THrArRr-Last evening" for the last time
this season. the celebrated Dombeyr was performed
The name is quite sufficient. To speak OF its merits
would be like bringing Goals Newcastle timber into
a wood Burtons Cutie Brougham,s two j. B'a
Lynness Dombey Mrs Broughams Nipper, Miss Hills
Florence and Mrs Knights Edith speak for
Mr. Clarke,s Carker, and Mrs. Dyott's Skewton
truthful deineations. Miss Mary Taylor did the part
OF Toots. The piece was received with the same
amount of applause, from which it would that it
had lost none OF its freshness attraction The pro-
duction Is very excellent but that alone would
not have sustained it in the public estimation long
contributed to the triumph which it has achieved it
often happens and the present is in point that
piece more indebted for its the than
to the author who sometimes bears the title while his
claims to 1t are very slender indeed. The actor is to
the author what the reporter isto the speaker Many
piece would have been sent TO the tomb the APP
ulets but for the skill tact, address and talent the
socks and buskp and many duh, tame prosy dis
jointed, and muddy speech has appeared before the
world az an animated eloquent and brilliant effort in
ing Of the reporter. The other entertainments gave
the most complete satisfaction. This evening, Mr. T..
w Chrkes last benent this sensou will take place,
when the comedy OF Money will be played with
great cast Tomorrow evening Miss Mary Taylor will
take her farewell benefit when the comedy (or rather
the tragedy) Of" Married Lie' will be perfor The
house was numerously attended.
CHRIsry's MINsrRELs.-These unrivalled masters Of
music and song are as great as ever In their PERFORM
ances which still attract large crowds Of admirers
They have, through the medium OF their captivating
art, made their approach to the seart Of the public,
and decided success these persons have bad could
not have been achieved in the alb talent aud
that, too, Of high order To suppose the contrary,
would be but a very indifferent conn ent to the
many Thousands who have paid to hear them.
Casrir Ganprs.-The promenade concerts are stiu
the great attraction of this establishments with the
daring aud elegant performances of Herr line
tight rope The summer ball will conclude the
mcnts, Whoever wishes to nhale a pure, retire hng
breeze and to behold bay surrounded
by varied and beautiful scenery, as also TO listen
insprtine music from an excellent band had hotter
visit this beautiful location. where all sorts Of refresh
ments are served up by civil and obgag ATTENDANTS
&. w. Clsrke's benefit comes on tonight ut Burtons
Theatre lie Is great faYorite and doubt his be-
neGt will be bumper.
hlr Hudson, the Irish comedian who arrived In the
packet ship southampton, will shortly appear
OF our theatres
Collins, the celebrated Irish comedian aud vocalist
will also shortly appear in Of principal theatres
lie intends producing several new dramas which he has
had expressly written for him.
Mr. Flemning is giving shsksperisn Readings In De-
troit.