The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-22
gsshion able Opera, Vaudeville, and Ballet.

The fashionable season in the metropolis commences
after the termination Of the summer sursion, Sara
togs and Newport balls aud the tournament at the
White Sulphur Springs of yirginis The present Sea-
son has been marked By more excitement than vas
ever known, and the advent Of Jenny Lind, and her
Arst appearance On this continent have given
usual ferVsney to tnthusiasm Yet it Is singular that
the srstocracy up town the goldfish order Of elegance
and tsste-hs,e not yet heard Jenny LIND Some
rumors have reached the upper part Of the city tha;
girl from Norway, Sweden, or the North Pole has
been singing to the delight Of assembled Thousands
but few Of these sho nsure at the springs during the
summer, have rs yet Visited Castle Garden. They
must however, awake sooner orls.sr.
But the advent Of Jenny Lind not the only remark
able event that touches the commencement OF the
fashionable season in the city. Max AarstIek our
favorite mossro and manager has taken his pick Of
talent In Europe aud, on Monday nc1t, viii open hs
fashionable campaign with vaudeville and ballet The
ballet Mill introduce variety 81 eminent Partisan
talent together with the perls's Espinoss and .dls
celsstino Trarek the Csrto Of the French ,choo Of
dsncng. The enterprising haretsck also. has re.
sucsd the prices TO ATTY and twenty esnt OF
seeking high prices aud stirring up exciting auctions
This 10 capital anAgenent and will suit all parties
bringing in harvest at the very commencement sfthis
great fashionsble season Of the fashIonAb. anA.rs
The world q elegant taste and refined Amusement
bo~evtr, have something more than this 10 expect
The Opera, under the admirable mana cement Of h.1
harsif.k, will commence by the middle cf October
Puod the pupn Of Pssts istucss.d 10 give brii,uey
to this department she has succeeded In Europe In
making the nost enviable fame. A native Of Genoa,
she Teen sud heard by the great Ps,ta. at tho
time residing in beautiful villa Ia Lom5ardy and
subsequently the youthfui snI beautiful cIisra,ie.
found friend and patron in the great Nede. Of the
lyrs stage Pasta that Parodi tn. only lsgs-
Innate tucosaor Of her school ana that OF Mali.
bran ard CHI and ,hs sspsrinto nded with moth.rly
rrgaid the studies and tht aiu Of her pre,sgS which
took plaes 90 o.ssfuly a. Palermo In Sicily Two
years sds her psarance In London and In
Norma wa.at oree pronounced duo oftha olympsn
circle Of the Muses. Only four years q her teens
she srhihits the great elements which have made
Pasta, Aalbrsn and drisi 20 rcno-nsd in the musi.
eel world and il Is thought that On. will e,cntually
rank ~ high these great voealists Marstssk has
shown rr,At tact aud judgment in making such an
.rssssmsnt aud b. has rilh; to expect q. much
tu,husiam ope the fshonAble opera gosrs a. ever
attended thu triumphs 81 MslibTan We doubt not he
will he ov.rrpn with subscribers and the public In
fact ~ Parosi came cut about the sane time with
Jenny LIND the Interpretation Of the tssu school
IN otincor 20 thA: OF the northern school Of
which the s-sdsh Nish,ugale l. the head We are In
encs to believe thai the auction stem viii have TO
be r,sorird 10 even ny dsrutieh rssfs l. Intense
iBssTsst gTowing among Ne 10 hear Psrodi Who hss
wonderful voice suul and msthod Extraordinarily com.
bined, aud ~ho hes powers Of very difsren. order
ssd an organ Of Vsry opposite character 20 that Of
Jttry LLd shc .il create : great sensation. as
TIE representative Of the Italian school The oaiy
diavtack is the sise 81 he Opera nous, Il ls zoo
snail and ~ nsxi should be soiar,sd 70 a. IN
ray well ~ Moderate prices 30 matter NeYt Mon.
cay W shsll have the vaudeville and opera and the
commebcsmsut Of that outPourlng oftho "a ,shionsI
hsh toned faslionsts opera gocr.. vhs give steady
support Go substantial talent and sntsrt NJ ssste-
mcnt Good luck 20 Msrettrk