The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-05
meuts wii close with "rhe Sea- thu Ocean Chnd,"
In which the whole stock com 1Any will appear.

mepts WIN close with "The Sea, the Ocean Chnd"
In which the whole stock company Will appear
BaoApwAv THEArRE. The grand spectacle of Judith,
being . selection Of the riches, and most bsnuofui
gems of several favorte operas, IA drawing full houses
every night The orchestral music exceisns snd
the chorus department is very effective the dresses,
scenery and every ether requisite are rich aud gor-
geous But paramount to all these attractive FEATURES
the vocalilation OF Anna bishop sppesrs In the
| character OF Judith which SCENE to have been made
specially for the dspsy ct The rare ausis. possessed
ing intonstons, 20 soft aud Eaelodous, are warbs~d
forth with science which nothing but the Highest
and purest knowledge OF music could effect; her shake
Is even her half tones blended With udgmr her
Embellishments are thrilling We hope, next week to
hear her introduce some other sIias from rancredi
| Sonnsmbula, Norma, and Lucia de Lammermoor
which gained for her such fame at the Park theatre
| The entertainments vii. conclude with the farce OF
.Grandisther whitehead Marshall and Barrett de-
serve extensive support for producing such refining
and delightful entertainment for their patrons.
HiBLo's THEATRE This house was last evening,
crowded in every separment but t is not to be won
dered at, when the Ravel Family gave their anus
ing performances. Indeed the Rav-ls have mad. the
fortunes OF several theatres in this county aud the
name Of Ravel Theatre would be appropriate TO
this establishment than any other. Since their
gagemsnt this house has been overlooked by the most
fashionable society OF New ork, night after night
long before the b'gianing 81 the p.rf.rwsnce not
come late Leon Javeli who isustly considered the
king the tight rope performed wonders last evening
snS his caring ss were hailed b, p,:' appnsss
appeared to the greatest advantage in the new ballet
and the entire n.ily elected rom the numerous
| tinual and hearty roar OF laughter To- night, the
same entertainments will be- offered and doubt not
the heuse will DO veil filled IL has bee the
| three preceding nights.
| BuRToss THFAIRs.-A call having b. en- made upon
the manager for the repetition Of the excellent comedy
| of the School for Scandal which performed
Monday evening before full house and to the evil
dent delight Of the audience IL will again be presented
this evening, with the talented east OF cnarsc-
tus-Burton, Blake, Lester, Bland, Jordan JonnsoH
Mrs Ruseeil, HRS Sheriff and Mrs Hughes, hlling
the prominent characters Frederic and diss " Al.
lars uil In N ne md
the entertainments will conclude with the local aud
interestpg sketch OF She's Come" which Is greatly
admired and keeps the audience IN roArs OF laughter
NATIONAL TnrArEE-The attendance at this popu.
lar establishment since the engagement OF Mr. aud
Mrs. Williams is very fatt.ring TO tna msnsge ueut
The nert ailments are light ana highly amusing aud
hencr the success attendant upon good Judgment la
| proper selection Of dramas The nrst piece this
evening IL the farce Of John Dobb-" Mr. H. A. Per-
~ in the leading character Miss Mslvins will dance
| LA Syphide,r and then the vaudeville Of Jenny
Lind viii be introduced, Mr. and Mrs. Williams in
the drama OF ireland as 1t Is" Mr. Williams appear
| ing as Ragged Pat
| CHRIsrr's MssrRELs-This excellent band OF Ethio
pisn Minstrels having returned TO the city, will re-
open at their old quarters, Mechanics Hail. on Mon
day next The Hall has been entirely renovated and
repsinted making 1t one OF the handsomest rooms In
| the city.
AsrNcas MusruM.-Kste and Ellen Bsteman will
appear this afternoon In the "Merchant OF Venice
\ and In the spoiled Child In the evening" the
"Drunkard with it's usual excellent east Of charao-
| ters
| 0LrnrIc.-Peows Opera Troupe will give an excel
lent evenings amusement consisting Of songs, Dances
| and burlesques
| DrMrsrEK's CorcHpr AT 1us TABEaSAcLE-This ex-
oclent ballad singer will give one Of his entertain
ments at the Tabernacle this evening 1t Is the rst
since his return from Scotland and We have doubt
| that he viii be welcomed by crowded house.
| MADAME AUGusrA-We are informed that this dis
tipgui he'd dsnseuse has retired from the sts.e and
INTENDS establishing seminary for the Instruction OF
young ladies In the elegant and beautiful plsh-
ment of dancing We believe this change will prove
] y "a
psble Of parting TO others all the OF
| art, the graceful inimitable Augusta