The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-11
YhaatEtcnl nnd Musical.

IT ITALIAN oPkRA CASTLE GAEurN--''I puritani
Will be produced tor the first time, by the Hsyana
troupe to-morrsw evening. This opera has been IN
preparation for several weeks and win be represented,
with apowertu distribution Of r0es. steifanoui Ma
RIM, salvi and Badali will sustain the most i'm Dor
tant characters; and this ,u.ent, together
with the splendor of the opera itself will draw proba
bly, one of the largest mbles of fashion aud Ia
ever known in this metropolis We anticipate very
brilliant rtsinment In every respect and have nc
doubt that the vocalists will ada largely their fam
in this exquisite partition.
Bower, THEArRE--A version o; Jack Shep.
pard" written by the client stage manager OF the
spacious and elegant establishment, hr II e. Stevens
Will be produced TO. morrow evening This piece EN-
braces nearly all the artists connected with the thea
tire, and the scenery dresses aud DECOR %
the most costly aud elegant description. The enter
taiuments will commence with the farce Of the Hun-
ared Pound Note" There Is every likelihood OF the
Bswery Theatre being crowded to. morrow evening
success then the proprietor OF this popular
blishment has just claim 10 1t.
NIBLo's GARpEN--Mr. Niblo seems deter mined, no
matter what may be the expense TO pfodaoe the most
attractive features in the shape OF comedies aad
dramas as also in the engagement OF the best talent
in the country. only loSk at the bill for to
evening The Serious Family" WITH Burton, the
best comedian OF the age, as the veritaoe aminadb
Sleek, aud Brougham no less attractive in his way.
Us captain Murphy Mcguire Although Niblos thea
tire Is very large and we'll ventilated, believe.
there will not be peepiug room to- morrow night The
entertain ments will conclude with the farce Of the
" Irish Lion . in which Mr.. and drs. Brough im wi
appear. There will be musicsl prominiie between
the pieces.
NATIONAL THE.rRE.-A new version Of the Drunk
"
will be presented Tor the 1rst time, eve
ming. Mr. Perry sustains the leading character The
next pi,c In succession will be the local drama
I" New York Fireman. Miss Malvina will execute a
" Tambourine Dancen aud Irish Lit" and the
smusemsns will conclude with the farce of Boots
the Swan on Tuesday evening there will be a grand
affair at the National Empire Engine Company will
present Mr. Perry with beautiful silver trumpet a.
token OF their appreciate Of his excellent persona
tion of the New York fireman.
CHRisTys MrNsrRxLs This inimitable band the
best organized in the United States has been
eessful NJ Albany aud Saratoga The concert at the
United States Hotel amounted to $500, the admission
money being one dollar each. We are not surprised
At this as the singing and psrfor
are excellent.
NUNS new company. IL filing the Museum every
night. The performance of the " Drunkardn by Mr..
Clarke. aided by Messrs Hadaway, Henkins. Bethany
Miss Fisher. Mrs Stanhope and others has made this
Miss Fisher In Of those elegant characters in which
she gained so much applause, while playing ut the
Broadway Theatre.
OLrhPic.-Fellows' Band are becoming very popu.
lar. They announce bill OF great variety TO- NOR
row evening. Singing, instrumental performances.
and exquisite dancing The new volinist Is host In
himself and should be heard by musical connoisseurs
OF which has been tested at the respective operas the
audiences experiencing the refreshing effects Of the
best air and delicious ice offers very attrae
tive feature for this evenings amusement-a splrn
leaders Mr.. George Loder. No doubt the garden win
be- crowded 1t would be well to rccollect that the
garden is open every day, when visitors have n
rpendid view Of the magnificent bay aud surrou adm.
scenery, for the snail sum fax ceuts.
The entertainment Of Mr. Mccarthy which WAS 10
Ioned until the 10th inst when 1t viii at the
Society Library.