The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03
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THE ITALIAN OrEkA AT CAsrLr GAaprs.-Ths s.tAu-
siasm Of the public stil remains unabated, with re-
Hsssss ssmirsmi;. to :. y u:
on Wednesday night, for the bensnt Of Caroline Vist
at Havana previously arranged between hsrssH AMI
the manager We glad Of this, Il win i've us
an Opportunity Of hearing that admirable ntsrprs-
tsti0n of Arsace, In which she established her Sme
early in the She will be assisted by Tedssco
and by G. Badiali, who has consented to appear as
Assur There will be, we doubt not, very numerous
BowERr THEATRE.-The appearance Of the Wallaeke
at this establishment, was hailed with enthusiasts.
As their dramatic Abilities are Of very high oder.
They appear this evening in shsk;Pssrss Ss.utifqi
tWs:Ssay OF T.. H lam part Of Hamlet sy NJ j.
Tiltsn as Claudius and Mr.. Stevens as Hs1let's.
father Although the performance Of this piece alone
termined that much value shall be given to HE
patrons as can be found In any similar establish
tragedy, the successful drama Of The Sea- Whioh.
for scenery, incidents, Sc, cannot be surpassed.
BnoADwAy Notwithstanding the male
establishment presented brilliant afrsy Of the musi
cal dieant all, doubt attracted by the charming
and distinguished vocalist, Anna Bishop evidence q
the most marked character having been given, that
as an artist of the most refined musical &c oonpish-
ments she stands unrivsllsd. When she appeared,
sequently proved she appreciated by exercising all
her rare and splendid abilities in the divine Of vo-
Sesutu exscuon and SrsS
ling embellishments that the entire audience seemed
spen.bound while she hung on the bel-tonss Of the
the piece beautiful wreath thrown Ut her feet
from Of the private boxes which was accepted by
the fair caniace, with the fascinating express
SIGN OF thsnk:uness We witnessed any musical
production which has been placed the stage In such
iplsndor and N agnifcence Novelli was excellent as
Eliakm, and lie Adelne, Israphae displayed her
terpsichoresn art with the utmost gracefolness The
proprietor Of the Broadway, and his able manager,
public, in presenting them with such rich treat.
The orchestral music under the direction Of Bochss
seemed to have been thrilled With the nslodious
wsrblings Of the Queen of artists It will be repeated
this evening. Go early and secure seats.
NIBIo's GARprs-rHK RAvrL FAMLr.-These favor
lite artists who have been, for some months absent
from the city, appear last evening" at Nibo's
Garden, and notwithstanding the inclemency Of fhe
part, by . numerous array of fashion and beauty.
The re-sppearance Of the Rsvels on the theatre OF
their former success hailed by enthusiastic cheers
and by unbounded applause. Every member Of this
talented family received ut his eee with deafsn
ing braves and perfectly satisfied that their
one, beth to them and to the intelligent director
who has engaged them. The entertainments were I'D
miraby well selected, last evening, to produce the
entire strength Of the company the success OF which
IS We have already said was immense After the OK
ercises the tight rope, in which Francois Leon ia
velli, Mime Axei and the young Antoine Rsvel, as
tonished by their daring and elegant achievements
an audience who warmly appreciated them an en-
city. This pantomime ballet called the "Fisherman's
Dream composed by NJ. P. Brilliant, the talented
and got up with splendid scenery and magnificent
TUNES But its greatest merit was In the appear
vorite and graceful Sonuses whoseslent and beauty
have almost increased during their voyage. Nile
Berth, with her ponies made wonders and the hume
rous bouquets which were thrown to her feet were
sufficient proof Of the general satisfaction. The
tertainment concluded with the psntomime Of Ra-
oul, or The Magic STAR In which We have ssen our
AntOine. Jerome Francois
astonishing trio the Of which Is without parallel
This psntomime, produced with magnificent mise en-
scene, has experienced some changes, which render
IL more attractive and comic. The same bill will be
offered tonight, and, We doubt dot, that Niblo, the
Napoleon Of directors, will again his Garden toe
snail for the admirers Of his fayorits artists
who are also those Of the public.
BuRToS's THEArRE.-The performance of the School
for Scandal last evening, might be expected from
the array of talent presented cast ives splen-
did affair. Burton, Lester aud Blake were cheersd
throughout every scene. Indeed all the Other mem
bers equally good In their respective characters
Whoever relishes good comedy, ably sustained Should
thoss distinguished comedians tonight in Cole
Burton will appear Or. 0nipod; w R. Blake a. Sir
Robert Bramble and J. W. Lester Frederick The
. ss's r.. M S mrss
tiers and M; Frederic; and the entertainments VII
close With the local sketch OF She's Gomez Burton
being the bright particular star great bin.
NAriosAL TsEAThE.-The dramatic fspresentations-
Of the great hvortes, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams,
have been very successful. Mr. Williams 10 capita
OF character thoDe which
he plays, and Mrs. Williams Yankee girl, or In
deed In general business s great acquisition any
theatre The entertain ments this evening" commence
with the Happy Man" Barney appearing a. Paddy
In which he will sing ballad suited to the piece
Miss havina viii then execute medley dance which
viii be followed by the vaudeville of "Jenny Lind ins
Americar-D enis Mcshane BY Mr. williams, and Jenny
Lind BY Mrs Williams. The next piece will be Fol-
tunes Whims" and the smusements will conclude
with the amusing piece o." John Dobbs.n
AMERICAN MUsEvN.-This beautiful place Of amuss-
nsnt was crowded yesterday, to see the wonderful
children kateand Ellen Bateman, In Richard the sd
and In the Swiss Cottage" They will repeat the same
characters this afternoon. The moral drama of the
prunksrd win slso be performed In the evening With
Mr.. @. W. Clarke and Mr.. IIadaway in the leading
ehaIsetsrs Jenny Lind drove up to this establish
ment yesterday, but In consequence o; the great
crowd outside the entrances she obliged to decline
her visit IL Is said she viii visit Il to-day
CHnnrY's MSsrRrLs have returned 10 the city altar
most successful tour through the western part Of ths
state They will give another series OF their popular
concerts at Mechanics Hall, commencing on Monday,
next.
OIrsrIc.This place II amusement IL crowded every,
nignt, TO hear Fellows Ethiopian opera troupe Their
puriesquss, and their singing are excellent.
T.nEHSAcIg.-D empster will give one Of his ballad
sonees at this boufe. on Thursday evening nsxt-it 10
the hrst since his return from Scotland Mr. Demp.
ner 10 the most psintve ballad singer that has ever
visited this country The tabernacle has been entirely
pesranee.
Nj. Murdoch was announced to commence an an.
sassment a. the Walnut street Theatre PHILADELPHIA