The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

DEBIT or THE AIBosI Troupe This interesting event
took place Monday evening" at Nblos; the opera So
lected for the occasion Don Pasquae" The choice
Is proof of good taste the part Of the management
To say the least Of "Don Pasquale" it Is very lively,
amusing OPERA with several very pleasing airs scattered
through it, and when interpreted by clever actors and
good singers is to put audience in good humor
for week least. without venturinS to compare to
the grand operas which in the programme for the
troupe must say that always hear it with pleasure
and though We have not Arnolphe Igansree to
excite mirth, fancy listening to modern
version Of the Eol DIES nsars very udicious Of
the management to pave the way for Roberto" and
"Don Giovanni" with Don Pasquale."
We need hardly say that all our old favorites were
welcomed back with something more than formal ap-
pause Marini Beneyentano, Aboni, and Salv-an res
torsd evening-it indeed, day to be marked
with white chalk We hasten to allay public anxiety by
assuring our readers that all in good health and in
good voice.
Narin who is familiar to New Workers. in the part,
made capital Don Pasquale The opening scene of the
final actin which the supposed Sophrona so far forgss
her conuga duties the natural restraint Of her
as to box the Of her lord and maserwas very esc
tive in his hands The fnia Don Pasquale had just
enough pathos in it to give interest to the situation
Marni might be studied with profit by yros who apt
to descend to buoonery in the part Of Don Pasquae.
The amorous Don is by no Ill bred he lacks
common sense and he loses what little wits he has
when he falls in love- but he ought to violate good
manners.
To those who saw Albon in the Figla, 1t will be no
news to say that she sang and acted in Norma charm
ingy. IT'S the only adverb think of which gives
our of the exquisite archness freedom and of
her manner in such part this. We had in Norma
such startling effects she has produced In "Ah non
giungen the "Brindis" But Ernesto's spirited LADY
love sang spoke and acted naturally that the stories
to wear mythical aspect It was not until she reap
peared after the curtain fell leading her male supporters
by the hand that her identity became fixed
fact.
or Egnor Savi, as ten3r 1t were waste of time to
speak here. We presume that most people consider him
the only first rate tenor in the country He certainly
sang "Com e gentip' it has been sung at
Nibo's by any else. But Of Sgnor Salv Ernesto
and Of Sr. Beneventano Doctor Malatesta we might
that extraordinary GOODNESS and elaboration about every
movement Is it in Italy that lover learns that his
mistress is to be married to another and uters an ex
PLANTATION like the "Oh dear me!' of private life
than anything elsep Does ST. Beneventano really think
that old Doctor Aalaesa did not enjoy the practical joke
he playing his friend and INDUCED in
the private qualification Of q chucke9 We fancy he did
and would give worlds to a more appreciative ex.
preston find its way to sr. Beneventano's face In
word, want less Of the doctor and of the wag
"Don Pasquale" win be repeated to. morrow night.