The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-26
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Broadway THrArRE-To- morrow evening. this thea
tire reopens with the excellent opera Of Norma" Il
tss tSs 70 the movers o. opsss
musical gems and when It IL remembered that the
charming vocalist Teds-co whose fame ia this opera
while playing the Park boards. for her the
teen of the musical d,ani, Is to take the leading
character seconded by Vita Csrranti persusd-
ed the theatre, tomorrow evening will ipreseut
brilliant audience Who forget the duet between
Tedetco and Raineri?-such melody sach exquisite
harmony and delightful execution such as to pens-
bound, while they breathed forth In the purest and
sweetest accents note of this thrilling duet We
were often reminded Of the poetic expression,
"Musio the soul. song charms tho sense"
by the great science and excssnt vocal dis
play of these eminent artists. To- evening.
then we shall have . similar treat. when 1t Is hoped
the exertions Of Mr. Marshall In offering to the pub.
lie such . refined entertainment ballet and opera
on the came night, at nm enormous EXPENSE will be APP
preciated by an Overlooking house. Madam Blsnsy
and Mons Durand, will also appear in the romantic
ballet Of "Giselle" and during the week the great
American prima donna, Signora Biscacoisnti, whose
sweet intonations have, on former occasion: so de-
lighted the Of citizens will appear in the ope
r. Of "Lucis di Lammermoor."
NIBLo's GABDES The entertainmentslast night COM
mepced in the same pleasing viz: With grand
overture, which executed with that spirit power
and effect for which the orchestrs Is justly dtin
gushed Fine music Is half the battle at theatres and
other places Of and without ts aid the sweet
est voice that enchanted charmed an audience
medy by Dance. which received on Wednesday
with great applause, was then repeated. Mr.. Dawson
~ the Marquis de Frontinan vas terse and pointed
and displayed in all their psnituae tho aughsble aud
sometimes the contemplate diesynoracy Of the noble
order Mrs. Howard Hortense in which character
she sung the popular romance, My Normandy" was
lively, shrewd and consttutionaiIy inquisitive The
iDterroeatores she put to the Marquis quite na-
tura and squared with the character of the subject
When sbe discovered any unwngness on the part
OF the Marquis to grant her the solicited favor she
would assume air Of the most naughty aud scorn-
full Independence. She would look dsggers at him.
MIR. A Andrews Viscount de MilIeAeurs was an off,
hand representation, while Seftons Creepin Ia cob
ber) was remarkable for its quaintness and dry w.t.
Miss Roberts Cecile. did all that could have been
expected from self sufficient. sef-opinionated, con-
tumacious, and ignorant boarding school Miss OAR
ing the intermssion for prone aud rereshmeut,
Dodworths LIBERATED concert band played several
pulsr airs. The whole concluded with for the first
time this season. the popular aud laughsbs sketch Of
cdr Dilworth y Messrs Chippendsls and Burke sus-
tanned the principal parts and we'll received To-
morrow evening the Ravel Family will appear on the
tight rope, and in two comic pantommes and on We'd
peday nett that plished actor Mr. Pacide, will
appear in two OF his best characters Thus does Mr..
Niblo Keep up his fame "a manager and while he
continues he to be the foremost In the
competition for theatrical eeebrtythe natural result
Of which lean Overlooking treasury-the sum~am DO
Of all earthly pursuits.
Burrows THsArRE.-There . very crowded
house again here last evening Mr. w. Wright from
the English theatres made his first appearance in this
country at Billy Downsy, in the Imaginable farce Of
The Unfinished Gentleman" which played In
excellent style Mr. Nj. w made quite favorable
Billy was very laugbabe his interview with Lord
Totterly was very funny Rea c. w Clarke, Hamil-
parts in this piece with much tact. MIR. Wright was
called before the curtain at the conclusion, and
ceived the hearty applause of the audience That
piece " The Unwarrantable Intrusion" next
played We have, on previous occasions, spoken OF
this piece 1t IL the funniest intsruds ever acted.
John Dobbs'' concluded the entertainments. The
coming week will be the last Of the summer
atthis house and Burton intends giving drstrate
tertsinments each night oft.
NATIONAL THKATRE-This house concluded the sea-
last night II has altogether, been the
csssful one on record at any theatre 10 the Union.
The house will be re-opened about the 10th
prox redecorsted re-furnished &c, and with first
rate company and We have no doubt Cnsnfrau will
continue to Keep its reputation to the present high
standing which his enterprise and good management
have obtained for II.
The BowERY THEATRE IL to reopen next Monday,
September Sd We hear that Mr.. Hambliu has engag-
ed highly talented and efficient company, aud has
entirely renovated the interior of his splendid theatre
which beautifully decorated The com pany meets
In the green room on Wednesday nsxt at noon.
CHRIsrY's MIrsraELs.-To-morrow evening. this ia
Hall now splendidy painted and decorated, so as to
render II Of the most Portable places Of
ment In the city They open with rich programme.
CASTLE GARpEs.-This evening, there will be grand
sacred concert ut this theatre Of health No doubt II
the evening be fine. the garden will be crowded How
delightful to lounge on the balcony with cigar, puff
hps dull away and at the same time listening to
several musical from the great possrs Of the
day.
| VAuxHALL GARsxS. On Thursday evening next q
grand balloon ascension will on at this place OF
amussm ent Victor Variable, from New Orleans, will
ascend. suspended by the feet, 1t i've O'Clock, r. NJ
| The admissisn Is rs cents