The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-13
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BowErr THrArss The l~qitiBate q in the full tide
Of success at this spacious and elegant theatre The
Wsackn give the utmost satisfaction in their round %
sbakspearean .charseters To night Mr.. j. Iwalllck
will appear Othello In which he will have great
liza. Miss Q. wemyss as Dssismona and Mr.. Titan :.
Iago Those Who relish the performance Of ngood
tragedy, well sustsined, viii have rich the
Bowery to night. The entertainments viii asluds
with the drama Of the Sealed Sentence in shnb Mr.
II stsyens good actor viii sppe.r as Ca7sAn La
rette. The other characters by the stock eor-ganJ
BnoADw., Ins,rsE A very Numerous AID fash.
cent temple % amusements Anna Bishop was 20
appear In several bsautifsi q the most cee-
srst.d operas and long before the rising the cur.
tain every seat was occupied In the houa And we'll
all repaid. The cgrsifns Of Norna Casts
Diva" was rendered BY the cantstrios With such
efscs that thu eatire audience els triSed by the
perfect method and inspired energy vsiioh highly
distinguish Anna Bishop Indeed, IL . great
rs8mph ana her vocal have been carried
to such greatness The scene Of Lucia vas also,
perfectly sung Mr. Wypen, celebrated violiuiss
for the second time a, s tAeatre play "a
the "Csrnsaloi Venice on the violin and the pur,iy
OF his bntonations. the briiansy Of his variAticn M
drew forth the greatest enthusiasm called twies se-
fore The curtain he was obi ged 10 repeat part Of This
composition, and numerous plsndi.s rewarded. him
Z for this act Of oomplalsancs. Mr. wynvn hss been
plainly appreciated in these s=o soiyts and doubt
NOT his will be yet greater W he u heards
This evening Tor the last yat butone Of Anna Bishop,
We sr.ns .P.r.uo spse,sss. N sss iasl.as, called
In the principal part. and the charming hdlle AIDE.
bps as Isrs phsel AZ IA bishop will sing also, the 40
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The entertainments vii conclude with Box md
Coz" IN vhich Msasrs. Davidge and soharf Gill APP
pear. The house wal he early crowded no doubt
NInLo's GARpTN The Ravela stsli In the aecsn.
dapt. Nibc's Garden IL nightly visaed by hundreds
who eem A. eager as ever 20 see thoe great favore
whose performances always vita ssed With delight
Tonight the entertainments csm msse. With the
comic rantsmips Of la Pete Champetr. o. the Aged
Dsncersn The greater portion % the Of this
piece takes place the tight rope By Francois Rs.
vel Madam kxel, Madam MaTrettf Antoine VA ,ei and
Henri Wells The splendid ball room -in ~ thrown
open after THE piece, whore every refresh be
had during the intermission. Tho concluding piece
viii be the besutiiul gorgeous and spec
tscle Of Raoul. the Maac star" Witch may truly
be said 10 be The beet fairy produced
BURTors THfArRE The success OF this establish
msnt 10 new beyond dsubt. Every night at an earl
hour, u u crowded in every department with such
artists ss Burton. Blake Lester Bland suf job son
also MRS akerrett Mrs Russell. Mr., Hughes sns
Mts Iil how can n be othervise' To. Night they an
posr In sheridaB's elegant comedy ~ the School 10
tcanda" which vas received on its I've former repre-
teptstions with the most cath asisstie oheerna ~
! delighted audience Mics Wslters and Preaer.
viii dance Pcs . Fsiss CsaiSu<, and Nss Julia Dial,