The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-01

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Theatrical and Musical.
ITALIAN OrERA AT CASTLE GARpEs-The benefit OF
Caroline vietti, aud the representation Of semira-
miden were to have taken place to. morrow evening;
but 1t has been found impossible to prepare the
scenery and appointments Tor that opera
great securing we trust to Vietti an audi
epce worthy finer brilliant reputation, as the leading
sontTaito vocalist Of the establisenent To morrow
night La Fsvorita" will be performed, in which salvi
triumphs SO greatly and in which all the vocasts In.
advantage. An audience Of some thousands may be
expected There will be only four or i've more per,
soon 90 to Phiadephis and thence to Charleston on
the way to Havana.
BowfRy THrArRr-The proprietor of this establish
msn to be alive to the interest and amusement
his patrons he is almost every day adding to the
atra ctive talent OF the theatre To morrow evening"
Mr. and Mrs wallack, two OF the greatest favorites
pear in bhakspeare's tragedy OF Macbeth" They
win be supported by Mr.. Stevens As Banquo, and Mr..
Tilton as Macduf. This will be rich treat for the
vsters this popular establishment The merits Of
Mr. and Mrs. wallack, as artists OF the fret stamp,
too well known and generally appreciated to re-
quire any heightened eulogum from Suffice 1t to
say they have always conceived their characters we'll
business is esesent The amusemsnts will close with
the drama of The Sea, or the Ocean Child " in
which all Of the talented stock company will appear.
II this bill does not I'LL the house We know not what
will
BnoApwAr TuArRr-ASSA BrsBor.-We perceive
that Messrs Marshall and Barrett untring in their
efforts to produce novelty Of every character. They
have recently engaged new company Of comedians
nom London who have all become the greatest favor
es and have been cheered nightly for their excellent
dramatic abilities. But not satisfied with this, they
have at considerable engaged the Distinguish
dered with the sweetest intonations, the happiest
modulstion-which Is always agreeable to the
Roi nau: h ans inc Of I aSs
queen of vocalzation will crowd the Broadway
every evening next week. Musical taste has great
ly improved In our city. Musical accomplish
msnts. which were some years bsck shut up In the
sanctuary of the professional has nov become one Of
th charms the fashionable circles What
so refining! what language can so easily reach the
heart and mirror up 10 the imagination the
the mind With sublimity Of thought and action,
than the persuasive, pathetic thrilling sounds
of music Those, then, who endeavor, by expensive
efforts, to give eptertaipment OF such refining and
instructive character, should be extensively pat
Tonsed The grand operatic spectacle entitled "Ju-
ssins and so%e that newer
formed in this country, will be produced to MORO.
by Mr. Boehsa lie excellent. There will be powerful
orchestra and effective chorus, and Abe arfas In
the hands Of Anna bshop, WIZ receive All tnas the
part to them.
N,Btos GsRpEs.-The appearance Of the Rsvel Pa
miy at this beautiful theatre, to morrow evening
will no doubt be hailed with enthusiastic cheers by
the hundreds who will assemble TO welcome them
snce more TO their old hesdquarters. During their
tiful pantomiaics and ballots. The entertainments
viii commence with orchestral music, which will be
followed by achievements on the tight rope BY Fran
cots Rayei Madam Axel. and the wonderful and dar.
ing feats OF Leon Jav.lli. This will be folsed BY
am rss naop" e1 nlana.oSy Of this gorgeous
nj magnificent spectacle bs had at the tbeatre
The concluding piece Will be that Which drew such
I'm n ense audiences last winter. The view Of the
scenery alone Is worth the priae Of admission
Magic star-superb cloud scsns-Rialto Ia Venice BY
moonlight Street In Venice. Go With such bill OF
and the Ravels az the bright
stars-how can Niblo's be otberwire than crowdsd'
BunroS's Tur.rHr.-Chambers street Theatre never
presented tuch attraction az that Of to morros eve
ming We believe Burton Is Determined to have the
tes artists Of the day no matter at shat cost Only
look at the proeramms-w X. Blake. as Sir Petsr
TsaIle In the School fer scandaln-Burton, A. Sir
Oliver Surface Waack Lester, as Charles Surface
Bland, az Joseph-Jord.n, a. Baehbite-Johnson As
CrRbtrse, and Skefrett. as Moses-Irs. Russell. as
Lady Tsarle-Mrs. Hughes, as Lady sneerwell-Mrs.
sksrrstt Mrs Csndor, and Miss Hill. as Maria. A
new spanish "Pas de Deuxn BY NJ. Frederic and Miss
Walters; and all will conclude with the comic
sketch Of She's Come m which Burton and all his
Talented ermP.ny vii nsc ssn n,,p sb.
performance Of this piece.
E.rtoSAL THEarRr-The engagement Of Mr.. and
Mrs Barney Wilkins having proved 20 successful the
manager has re-sngaged them for the next week The
amusemens will CON mence with the Married Rake;
Mr.: lie Favor as Sir Frederick Eighty, and Mrs; 3.
williams excellent actress, Mrs Trictrac. This
will b. followed by a sketch called Jenny lind in
America Mr.. b. Williams, very popular comedian,
Between these pieces, Miss Msivina viii Introduce
some beautiful dances new piece called Fortune =
whims'r-Barney OToole Mr. q wnlams-will folio ";
and all will close with Boots at the swan"
ALvAH NAM he founder sud builder Of the Broad.
vav theatre. after having suffered everything but
desth In the region o. Panama has returned and is
nov amonrst us suffering from Q severe attack %
pleufisy His funds In consequences OF his long sex.
ness are At low ebb, and u has been proposed that
he receive benefit that will put him In the way Of
we'll doing. lie has strong claims on the good FEELING
Of the people 81 this city and s suggested BY those
of his friends whs Of his condition, that q
Demonstration be made In hs behalf II is presumed
that the pruprittors o. the broadway theatre viii
eheerfuy give him the house for one night and our
opinion OF the goodness Of heart for when they are
eelebreted gives us the assurance that the preump
tion Il veil and deeply foundsi There no doubt
they will give the cid Colonel the use OF the house
ard there 10 not shsdow q doubt that the house
will be will hlled the night Of the proposed bens'
At Let TIE gvntlemen concerned In this prs,se-
worthy enterprise go sbeaS; and When the day comes
the people viii respond fsvorahly.
Aurpro.- Musrvr-stnl the performances Of the In
structive drama Of The Drunkard attracts INN ens'
sented every evsnisg next week. This looks well fo
the morals Of he sge
OtyNrrc "A nne bin IL presented By Feliows Band
Of Ministries for TO morrow evenng-songs Duets In
strumentai performances ard dancing.
cAsrtE GkRprr.-There win be grand concert a
this elegant location this evening By Doiworths Band
No DOUBT the Garden will as usual be crowded.
T.pgrssciE.-Nr. Dempster, the favorite balln
srxer wal al vc Of hts excellent concerts Thurs
atv evening next The songs which Me- DemPste
xuh sveet voice and excellent taste lie will be vel
ecmed, no doubt, w bis many admirers.
The Phi Beta Kappa Society Of Yale College refuse
a. elect Hon w. Seward ss their next orator. be
s.nse ~ the otjecien Of southerner Who threateue
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