The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-21
Theatrical aud Musical.

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Theatrical aud Musical.
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN.-The few opera
eptertane nts to be presented at this establish emit
will attract largely the public attention. Tonight,
Lucreza Borgia will be performed, with powerful
appear in it, and have doubt that it will give
the same measure of satisfaction that has character
lied its representation hitherto. We shall not soon
forget the brilliant style Of salv in this opera the
rich vocal efforts of Boo, with the admirable Brin-
disi Of ssnora vietti It Is some time since We had
anticipate much from him on this occasion.
BowIRr THrATRr-The excellent drama, entitled
the Pirate of the Isles" commences the perform
this evening. 1t is interspersed with variety
of beautiful songs glees and choruses-" Hark from
yonder Tower" the grand Pirates chorus from the
"Enchantress,n 1 seek him on every Shore" with
other beautiful melodies The next piece will be the
new and very successful drama of the "Felons Last
sentstion with enthusiastic cheers, The scenery is
elegant and the parts well sustained by the efec
tive and talented Hstock company The admission
money being only twenty five cents it Is wonder
the house should be crowded every night.
BRsApwAr THEATRE The new company has made
i'm preston the visers of this elegant estab
Ifhrnent Last evening, Bulwers beautiful comedy ef
the Lady of Lyons played before a full house,
and was throughout received with the warmest de-
nstrations OF delight. Miss Anderton, pre-
dicted, appeared to more advantage As Pauline she
diplayed proper conception of the text, and truth
fully represented the conflicting passions Of pride and
love Mr. Conway, as Claude, was excellent; we be.
lieye can, with TRUTH say, heard the
description of the Lake eff Como delivered
There melody in every wcrd-the sound was
ech, to the sense-the meditation thrilling To
select any particular scene, throughout the entire
play in which he exceled more than another, would
take from the merit Of this very excellent promising
actor all given trne to nature The bright,
sparkling genius inherited from his father, made
apparent. Davidge, as Colonel Damas, WAS capital.
Mis-. knight. Widow Melnstte and Mrs Held, as
Madam Deschappelles, sustained their parts we'll We
scene At the close of the play repeated calls
made for MIR. Conway and Miss Anderton, when they
appeared, and bowe' their acknowledgements Mile.
Adene next az peaIed in the pas de eoracere Of La
Git6na. Her me yements were graceful and fol-
lowed by an encore, and well merited plaudts. Wa
regret that the farce changed and conseq
had not the pleasure of seeing the beautiful Miss A.
Gougenheim. Marshall and Barrett have done nobly
In selecting such an excellent company. Tonight
the Grown Prince " Grandfather Whitehead and
" Box versus Cox" will be represented.
NiBLo's GARpES.-One of the most attractive bills
of entertainment which could be presented for the
amusemen OF the patrons Of this beautiful location
is offered for this evening The orchestra will COM
mence with overture, which will be followed by the
interesting domestic drama Of the Village Doctor,n
in which Mr ii. Placide, the sterling and COM
plished comedian, will appear as Mons Boncour, and
Mr. Chippendale as Baron de Fadaise. II no other
feature Of amusement were offered we should think
the great dramatic celebrity Of these gentlemen alone
ought to draw good house But the manager, always
DESTROYS to afford the greatest pleasure to his visr
will also produce the magnificent extravaganza of the
Island Of Jewels" in which nearly all bis talented
company will appear. The house. no doubt, will be
crowded.
Burrows THrArRE.- This establishment having
opened under the most favorable auspices with
pany Of comedians OF the first stamp, is filed at
early hour every evening. The bill for tonight Is
very atIactiye-three capital pieces. The first Is
Of seeing Burton in Pnlicoddy, In which he has
equal But would go farther and cay In what cha
racter can he be equalied' The next piece is MY
Precious Betsy Burton Bobtsil, Mrs. Russell
Mrs Bobtai Mr.. johnson as wagtail and Miss J. Hill
as Mrs. Wagtail NJ. Frederics and Miss Walters win
will conclude with the comedistta Of the though
Diamond y This is bill as 10 bill. Go early and
laugh heartily
Nsr'oSAI THE,rhr.-The version OF tho dra ma
entitled the Drun kard," which has been very sue
cestful and which seems TO be much admired by the
ysiiers to this popular establishment, wiz commence
eomes,ap sna wSo b ans sysnns rry n,sry nns
sustain the part Of Charles Midway and Miss X Mes
tsy,r that Of Jane Thornton, and Mrs. Thsrnton by
Mrs Hautonyille Miss Mavina will dsoce Ell Jaleo
| dc Xeres. The concluding piece will be the New
York Fireman" which has been played with great
vncing proof that the manager of this theatre il put
ting money In bis purse"
AsIoE PIAoE OrERs HousE-This beautiful theatre,
which always the rendezvous Of the fashionable socie
~ Of New York opened last evening under the most
Evorhble auspices with the new opera Of " Judith"
This piece, which is very appropriate combination Of
well arranged by Mr.. Bochsa, the eminent maestro.
who also composed the marches and recitations for
this grand operate spectacle. Madame Anna Bishop
one Of the greatest vocats Of the age whose sbsenes
has been long regretted by the numerous admirers
ebaIsc,sr ~ nam na ,s,. hss
traeted one Of the most crowded aud fashionable
audiences which have seen In this magnificent
temple OF musical entertainments. The audience
warmly appreciated the efforts Of the charming csrs
'es, nom the opening scene to the close Of the per-
formanee Her vocalisation combined, with pre-
cision, sweetness Of effect with an artistic method
not often exhibited by the most skiul Her acting s
entitled 10 the distinction Of psblic favor for ts
msrkable earnestnsas, and trothfunsss to the por.
trsiture OF passion. The applause throughout
hemen and the vocalist called before the curtain
at the end Of each sct-s measure Of appreciation
which might have been well enlarged when We cons-
der the merit Of the gfste. Nine Augusta danced In
her usual brilhsn mt style, and warmly spplaudsd
throughout the evening The artistic grace Of her
msnper added TO her personal attractions gave great
delight TO the audience with whom rhe IL de.srvedy
90 great n fsvorte. sgnor Novelii lshored under
svere cold but bis efforts we're very creditabe In.
deed, he displayed his usual good qualities Too much
prsise cannot be awarded 20 Mr. Boehss for the adi
liable manner in which ne has arranged the various
dmeult musical and se-nis effects .. th. entertain
ment The whole vas rich display Of talent gene
rally well combined and giving great subtraction so
excellent an entertainment cannot fail 10 become /
very popular, and full houses may be expected.
Asrnic.s Mysrus-This elegant theatre Of natural
curiosties also Of excellent dramatic performances
IL nightly crowded The artists all Of the right
s. snd their acting gives general sstisfsetion The
Instrumental performances Of the bell ringers.
0Lvsric.--Fello~s' band since the addition OF the
celebrated bons-plsyer, and ths engagement Of Mr..
A fine bill for this evening
THr R,rrI F,xur-Thess fsvorite artists Who have
arrived in this city, have already ssid In Of
'ur former notices will appear the I'd Of ssptem-
new ballet pantomime, entitled the Fishermsn"Is
he production Of which nothing has been neglected
" Mr. Niblo. justly called the Napoleon Of managers
Mrs Davenport viii commence an engagement at the
ember
Mr. Buchsnsp. the trsgedas. will commence an en-
agsment at the National Theatre Boston the I'd Of
Miss JuIis Dean IL playing at Nashville. Tenn