The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-08
= heatrScal and Musical.

NiHlo's GA.DEy.-There was last night another
crowded house at this fine pa of amusement and the
audience there assembled seemed to be delighted with
the performances Of the Ravel Family The tight
rope the pantomime Of the 'Italian Brgands" and
IN Dc chalumeau ~ which concluded the eveniug per-
fsrmsnces. were very successful, and drew forth
laughter and plaudits NJ. FRANCOIS Rsvel. who has
taken the roles Of his brother Gabriel Europe
has copied him to perfection. Those who have seen
the former. and who ember his performances are
pleased to see the same comcaes the ssie siaps tho
same mouths and the same Merry Andrev business
NJ FRANCOIS Is the otter ego OF his brother Miles.
Celeste ard Adelaide Lehman danced last evening a
"Pos de 7fois" with NJ Wells. which was very well
rendered whilst Miss Celeste represents to ns the
wildness of pretty bachan her partner dspavs more
ni in her steps which stamped with the seal Of the
real Terrslchoroan art and science AS for NJ Wells
be is quite graceful This eyening the vaudeville
company resumes its performances. Mr. Chippeadale,
the pillar Of Niblos Garden makes his first appear.
ance for this season the prograulme consists OF
pance"in which Mrs. Howard sings two songs
This is enough to insure a good house. We under
stand that \ r. Niblo is very sick We hope that he
will speedily recover and his place the entry
Of his theatre smiling TO all, ladies and gentlemen
and always ready to accommodate everybody.
Burrows ThKATRE.-IIolland had a fne benefit last
evening The house WAS filed at an early hour aud
great the satisfaction evnced at the performances
The farce comesietta Of A" Y ~ was played first
Mr. Burton taking the part of the Yorkshire servant
Ralph Hempseed Holland. that OF Neddy Bray the
youth in search of a wife John Dunn that of q ma
mayer in search Of company and the comicalties of
thse gentlemen kept the audience in great state
blarity all through the piece Burtons performance
Of the lorkshirtman was most capital II most
carefully done. Mr.. Dunn. the American manager
did not dress the part at all appropriately; but iol
land M the upsopbsiica'oi Needy Bray lost ad
mrnble and his adventures in the coffee room we're
mest udioreusly played rho farce of Rascal Jack
in which Mr. Dunn is so famous next played. and
met with its usual success; whilst the last piece of
Beulah Spa" with Burton and Holland, a the two
b'hoys concluded the evenings entertainment most
pleasantly For tonight's bill refer to our list
national TnEArRE.-The performances at this house
have been carried without interruption Save the
night the gas works destroyed by re every even
ing during the last fifty two weeks the longest seas
accomplished by any theatre In the Union Thi,
is quite triumph for tho managers, inasmuch 1t has
been no dragging out slow but every week the
returns have shown that bona te dourishng business
has been TRANSACTED; and now with tho Increased at
fractions presented, in the engagement OF many
eminent artists there Is doubt the result
houses viii continue. Redmond Ryan, T. D Johnston,
whites Seranaders Mrs. Mclean, Mgs Lorkyer Miss
Sinclair and the beautiful young danseas Mss Dawes
will appear this evening No less than three farces
full mt from Il 5-ranaders will be present.
cd and We can promise any who visits the house
delightful evenipg's entertainment
CHRISTI, IS MNsrRELs--T These entertaining mins res
are as full Of harmony, fun and olc each
night they give updenisbia proof of the right they
have to rank themselves the best minstres Of the day
As musicians. vocalists and humorists thore
to excel them. Let any one who doubts this visit
them, and be satisfied OF the truth Of assertions
CAsTIE GaRDrv.-We enjoyed a deli ghtfui nights
entertainment last evening ut this pleasant resort
The rays Of the moon on the silvcry tho MUIR
mur Of the waters tina Harmonious sounds of music
all Of which very captivating for any possess
ing romantic soul and we took place ong them
The Sable Brothers excited much orrment aud their
black" droleries were much appreciated by their
merous hearers The hall went OH well, as usual un
der the gentlemsniy direction OF Mr. Parker the Yes
this of New York. We do not think our readers will
nd. In such c,olora times cooler or more agreeable
place TO pass an evening.
Madame Ablamowcz has taken up her residence In
Louisville, KY, and will no more appear before the
public.