Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
Musical NOtIngs.

At Nblo's at the present time the only interesting
musical performances in New York are to be found.
MAD ANNA THr11oN, the beautiful clever, trelehy
tress and vocalist, whore face is her fortune" as
much as land little more thsn her poice continues
to draw overlooking and delighted audiences. The
novelty of the week was "Domino noir," auglicsed
and hbernised to suit the abilities and strength of
the company.
MAD THnLoN was, az she Is in every thing, charm
ing and captivating in this opera, although the ap-
plsuse was not as warm enthusiastic as we had
hoped and her rendering of several Oreeaua really
deserved To her aria in the first act, and the pi
quaint duo with the peculiarly marked time which
closes the act she delighted than in any Of her
other efforts. There is almost painful sameness In
her style, which, coquettish and chaaming as that
style Il at rst almost wearies by it's continuance
In other aud palmer words, her action, expression
aud style of delivery in "Crown Diamonds" are almost
idsntically the same as in the BLACK Domino p
though the characters widely different. j seems
overdrawn, stereotyped and artificial
Mr. HUDSON sang well, and If we could only recon-
cie our minds to the transmogrhcstion of Spanish
gentleman into an Irish chevalia industry, with q
low Gather than gentenanly) Irish brogue, would
express ourselves fully satitfed with his perform
| auces
Miss DAILY has much, very much to learn, both in
acting and sngingbut most especially to acquire the
art of mailing herself heard
EMRs McKENNA is valuable acquisition to the Nil lC
troupe Her impersoDstion of the graspirg house
keeper was capital bit Of good legitimate acting
and her singing of her only in this opera Fri
day night, was vast Improvement upon Wednes
days.
Mn LEACH rang and acted the part of the drunker
butler very satisfactory, but his "nsking up" Wal
1 MI.
tween his making up" painting Sc. and what il
ought to have been, as there is between vulgar
highly colored, penny Valentine, hsued in Division
Street. and well drawn piquant, well painted French
ca1ricature.
Should this Opera be repeated, we would respectful
y suggest the procuring of another organ melode
on one that has tone to it at least
The Orchestra and chorusses were very good. Or
Monday We are to have the ever favorite "FiG d
Regiment "
Mr. DEsRsTER is again among u.s. and gives, to-mor
row evening of his popular Scotch Ballad enter
tainments. See advertising columns.
WR. Wv. WALLACE and party were at Cleveland
giving most successful concerts They proceed thence
to Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
The AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY," gave mos
successful and delightful Ball on ThurSday evening
last in aid Of their charitable fund.
MISS CATHARrNE HAYS, learn, has again applied
to her former friend and Manager, Mr. Beale Of Lon
don for an engagement, which was however declined
MADAME WEBER, the widow Of CARL MARIA Vor
WEBER died last month at Dresden.
MADAME soNrAe accompanied by THALBERe, vii
positively visit the United States next summer, as
learn from reliable private letters
SUNDAY CoNcERT.-We would call the readers at
tenton to the Concert advertised to come of on thi
evening at the National Hall in Canal street A lsrg
and efficient company of Vocal and Instrument per
formances are announced.