The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24
Theatrical.


mailing Of their satellites? We pause for q reply.
Theatrical.
Burrows THEATREThis exquisite and popular theatre
opened for the regular last night and before
the curtain the house sdsd It's
p1city with brilliant assemblage Indeed. the open
ing might be taken OF the general theatrical
nothing could have been aaspicous than the
splendid daa which Burtons presented last
ing During the the stage and boxes have been
Ne decorated, and there hardly be found any
theatre Of It's size in the world surprising this beauty
and elegance The private and other boxes occu-
pied by fashionable gents and handsome ladies' and while
hundreds forced to content themselves with stand
ing rocm-which was matter Of much niculry to
proeurevery many had leave from the impossibity
procuring seats The best of this crowded house
too THAT oil were bona tide paving admis sonsmenbers
Of the press. even, NOT being Exempted from the rule
Durons has always been the most amusing and popular
theatre in the city and its Audiences have been az the
sanA time the most select. Certainly last night did
diSeredit its prestige The entertainments consisted
efthose soDical pieces the Gardeners Wife, the Elton
BOY, and THE Toodes in thelater Of which SIR Bur
has attained such triumphonG notoriery. Criticism
OF The pero would DO supererogatory aud
psrteke too musb of eulogy to DC entitled to the name
Air johnson Geochat0 in the Gardeners wife ELI
cited much uproarious Laughter from his audience and
at the end OF the piece he had to appear before the
tain with Mrs. Bernard to receive The pauds Of th.
houe The great charm in this theatre that no pieces
OF mediocre doubtful interest put stage
Int only such comedies and burlesques fail TO
tiki. the gravest into morfiment Such the cnarac
ter Of Last evenings entertainment during the whole Of
which the bumor of the pieces, the laughter OF The
dience tagged Many Of the old iavore
retained and among the new engagements Messrs.
0bailes Fiber w Norton james Brown and Mes.
DANES Cooke and Bernard. mckng the stock compauy
pnrvaled in talent No matter what attractions may be
presented IN the city during the that has just
epsnedwhether Italian OF EDeih opera ballet, drama,
the concerts of Mboni Sontsg Maberhn-Rurton's
The sre will scarcely feel the effects Of competition but
win be certain TO be patronzed by ell who appreciate
4pisite acting.
Cow Re ga
yey Wednesday next in the Arctic and will arrive
here about the 9th OF September During the last month
she has been giving farewell concerts in the principal
cities OF Germany where the ffor has been unprecc.
dntedar greater than that excited by any other artist
The prices admission to her were trebled yet
ding, sptculator who to be found there
wen here. have realized larger On the 9Th
CT July the gave concert at Potsdsm and she and
Court Roti had the honor OF being invited 10 ;o the
royal table. The King Of Prussia has always taken
hyest interest IN The Countess and has particularly
copmsnced her consuls residing in the different Cities
Of Amercp. Her company Is now complete, aud il
posed 81 srrts Of high standing aud much talent Poz
2olani the tonor IL young man Of pleasing exterior
mas must tympalhetc voice. lie has sung at all the
great theatre OF Italy. Last winter he achieved tri
umph Ut st. Perburg apd during the last fov months
he has been ftgrring with Persian and Tamburini.
Terant the vefnown baritone from Lumley's theatre
is likewise young and during the last two years
NJ hn been iSNoiee with the arstocracy OF Her Aaies
ty theatre tie is sad to be very eec i've in concert
singing and has heu feature in the principal entertain
ucpts of the last season. The conductor will be the
great comroer Charles Eckert natural 1t IA said
Of The Grand Duke of Cassc He, with Richard Wagner
and schuman is considered the best opera wcr Of der
many. OF his ability as conductor he has given
abundant proof he having been for con-
Oucfor Of the Italian Opera in Paris after BALI, and
Hitler had thrown d . their engagements.
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merchant of Sicily 10 about to celebrate the uups of
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moved rhonso for time rom the object OF his dearest
affections and during his absence threatens the life Of
ho totor ~ .r,;,I, .na hr tl;s r,o,ns eoroa,
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d.mroa to aeath nv yamra The n,arri,ra however
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opsla oous'u su' W. P"e ssat e.o0h Nv WHICH
Gme tbtre were aoout hteen hahdeu persons present
m openirg chorus was given effectively, when Mad.
Enury lcy sang the beautiful romsuce, "Sgine Nice
.,ss,,s- mas ,,ox mn eu roy vos with excus
tic and sweetness The e,npinr Of NJ pIspe. ~ alse