The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

Her Majesty's Theatre, in London, is 10 open
in March. The Sunday Times says, in speaking
OF the programme Amongst the eminent female
vocasts, whose return we sh all cordially welcome,
are the graceful Sontag; Parod, all power and pas
SION; Giuani, the sweetest and enderest OF singers
the beautiful and impassloned FIorentini, with Ida
Bertrand, and the queen Of co~tralti, AIboni.
Then there are Gardoni, Sims Rec yes, Calzolari,
r. Lablache, Lorenzo, and the great basso, La
blache; The new engagements for the opera com
PRISE the following drtstss, who will appear for the
hrsi time in England Mile Caroline Duprez, the
daughter Of the celebrated French tenor, who has
recently created an unusual sensation 10 the musi-
cal circles OF Paris; Mile Alaymo Of the Pergoa,
Florence; Mile Barbiere Mini, OF the Theatre
Royal, Turin; Sgnor Scott, Signor Ferranti, Sig
nor Scapini, and Slgnor Casanova. Mr.. Balfe
continues director of the music and conductor
The choruses will be strengthened by the addition
of several chorlsters from Germany. Promise is
gwen OF new graad opera by Meyerbeer. This
opera will comprise some Of the choices, melodies
OF The Camp OF Silesia.' a new grand opera
by Thalberg, and q new opera by Auber now being
composed expressly for Aboni, are also announced,
together with a posthumous work Of D1nizetti's.
The ballet arrangements include Carlotta Grisi Ro-
SAT-. Amaa Ferraris, Marie Taglioni, Petit stephan
with Paul Taglioni, NJ. Charles, several. popular
corgphecs, and numerous corps dc ballet. A grand
poetical ballet by NJ de ST Georges is To be pro-
duced for Mile Mont, the cele GRATED dramatic
mime Of Italy, for whom il has been written A
new ballet has also been composed for Mile Fer
rafis IN which the will appear at the opening Of the
theatre. The season will open with Nine Fioren-
tini and Signor Calzolar IN Auber's "C;ustavus' -
There has just been brought out a, the Berlin
Theatre Royal, "Corolau,' Che Corioanus :"
OF Shaksfeare,) with On overture Of Bsethoven's,
and selection OF music taken from MozArt's
Titus Amongst the manuscripts left by Lort-
zng is the score Of an entire new opera, entitled
"BeRina. At the Italian Opera Madame Cas-
telisn, IN the part OF Norma, has been successful.
without giving any new trait of her talents.
The London theatres, says the same paper, are
nearly IN the predicament Of the n wspapcr editor
WHO STOPPED the press to inform his readers tnag
= he had nothing more to say" general lult
seems to have taken place IN theatrical matters, and
the bills Of the various houses present no. single
feature oi novelty worth recording. AT Drury
Lane the revival Of The Iakeeper's Daughter"
has been the only incident Of the week The
Management is busy Ia the production Of "Azael.
the Pfodigal," an adaptation from H. Enfant Pro-
the week. At the Hsymarket the new comedy o
Presented ct Court" attracts full and fashionable
audiences. Douglas Jeuolds popular drama ct
Black Eyed Susan = has proved highly success
full, with Mr. Davenport IN the character Of William.
His performance ELECTS unbounded applause and,
nov mat i. Il. Cooke NAV be said 10 have retired
from the Stage, we consider Mr. Davenport as the
leRtlmate successor OF the eran original in this
part. AT the Prncess's the tide of success flows
tut ana steadily. Mr.. Bsrtay on two evenings,
has played alsief, in the fret part Of Henry w
several novelties are really TO put in rehearsal and
the note OF PREPARATION" for new comedy grows
more distinct every day. We may expect its pro-
ducuon speedily, with cast that will go far TO rem
oct is success certain. "The Prisoner Of War"
and the comedy Of "As You Like IT," (as acted
before her Majesty and the court at Windsor Cas-
ilt) were repeated to crowded houses. "Twelth