The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08
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The Broadway theatre concluded last night, the most
successful season it has yet passed through Unde,
the talented management Of Mr. Barry hn produced
IN succession the greatest atra cons in the engagements
OF Forrest, Miss Charlotte uushman, Madame Celeste
Leila Monies the Seguins Barney Williams and his wife
with various other theatrical stsrs who have brought
crowded houses and made the season most profitable
one to the lessee The closing last night was ceeb
by brilliant concourse Of talent theatrical and mu
sical in which Mr., Forrest Mr. Charles Braham Mr.
and Mrs Williams, and the Soe hin family were the
principal actors Mr.. Forrest played Jack Cade and
an oio musicale sung by Braham and .he scguins
Niblos theatre continues to draw excellent houses
BY the great variety Of attractions it now presents
Madame Feury Jolly, Guard, Menehand, and an cx-
qusite comic opera troupe, alternate with the most
talented ballet troupe have had IN the stage
here. .7frcpos Of the latter have heard IL re-
marked that the French dancers at Nblos arc nccus-
toned in their gyraons TO display too much Of their
limbs by reason Of the short and very light dresses they
wear while Senora Soto the Spanish draseuse re-
marked as wearing dress of the proper length and
texture which, though does not in the slightest degree
interfere with the velocity and grace Of her
looks much more modest and becoming
The talented Rousset Family are stil presenting their
very beautiful bullets at Castle Garden aud addition to
their graceful and refined entertainment they now pro-
this design they have entered into negotiation with
Sgnora Maberini IAN eminent vocalist and pupil Of the
celebrated Rossini) Badia yetti and other opcratic
Singers to engage them to perform in italian opera on
alternate nights. This engagement, If effected viii
doubtless be very successful and profitable one as
Maberlin Is an artistic of very superior abilities and rep
tation on the Continent besides being novelty having
but recently arrived in this city from italy People are
beginning to find out that Castle Garden at this season
Of the year. Is the coolest and most saubrious prome
made In the city, and it will therefore be extensively
paroniged for the next couple os months when such
united attractions in the opera and ballet linz arc pre-
stnted.
The Aston Place Opera House is still envened and its
refrectaby enhanced by the performances Of Doncts
wonderful company Of monkeys dogs and goats IL will
soon however lose the refining influence of this talented
troupe and will then be put into the hands Of contractors
to modify 1t into a regular theatre, for Mr. Charles s.
Thorne, who has taken five years lease of H.
The Bowery theatre since the Of Lola Monies
and the improvements effected in 1t by Mr. Ualnbn Il
making rapid progress to the attainment of the first
rank fashionable theatre Of the city il be-
Ing transferred from the boxes Of the Astor Opera House
TO those OF the Bowery and the nngnmaon of the Finh
avenue exquisitss with the Bowery bec pronres soon
to become an an accomplished fact. Lolas benefit l.
to take place night.
The great bulk. however of those who patronso tho
boWery are drawn from the region Of The city living be
t"cen Inat avenue ana the East river, which
population Of fone hundred thousand These nro a
N me middle walks Of life and for tho most part mo
chancs connected with ship building and hon foundry
establishments. and other mechanical pur.ui,a n -
principally from this class Of the con muny that tho
Bowery theatre Is nightly fllcd-the reason probably
being, that they anxious To see cchr,ty ~ whom
ney nave heard so much and who has PLAYED such
tpguihed character In the royal courts and palaces of
tDe od World as the celebrated ,ntiag % of
IhnasieIdt II Is, however mere curiosity which at
tracts them ~ they sonsib indutrios Independent,
aLa democratic people who By means admire ariso-
crc mhnhorf aud nonsense but 20 do.p.c and seorn
,nem Tint they studiously layoid coming IN contact
WIN prertendom and therefore seldom extend Their
evening walks through the city further west than tic
Howcy Few Of them let Themselves bc seen IN
IrradSay they nsidcr that this fashionable promo
made would cast disercoit upon them Tho National
theatre nIso patr picd by The deDi2ops n tho
guo,ho--tIc Germans aud Jews having = particular
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