The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08
theatrical Intelll&eb GO.

THE OPERA-GRIsI, MARIO, AND JULLIEN-N0vE
MEN1S OF THE PLAYERS.
Tn. signs Of the times IL o,cate mt st vigorous theat
iica agn and there to bs to doubt
that shall have plenty of amusement Of all kiods
New York will become Ike Paris and London whore
thes audience fer every thing In America, talent
in the show" line is generally p>tronged much it
deserves and so ready arc the people TO reward merit
that hey sometimes have the " Brunmagem' inflicted
them in lieu Of the true metal The weekly commu
with London and Paris-the rapid diffusion Of
the French language among all ranks Ct citizens and
other causes have however, combined against the efforts
Of chs1lsssns and perfectly familiar with the
and positions Of al persons OF eminence the Fog
sh or French stage We hail. therefore, thearrva Of Jul
lien with delight for the who has educated the vu
gar mind up good music instead Of pandering
vtised tat,e, NUT be genius. His first concert
De given on the Goth OF August at Castle Garden
Tie Wizard of the B4toD arrived here yesterday in
the Psltie He received BY number of his personal
friends and conducted to splendid carriage dra
b, -four bay horses from the stables Of Mr. W. Cowan
and driven by that gentleman. Mons. and Mme Julien
with Dr. Joy, entered this superb and were dr
10 their hotel-the Clarendon Shortly after mid
mig the party serensded by Adams cornet band
under the direction Of MI Coates.
The is to remain Castle Garden until the Oath
when it will 30 10 Nblos probably. The opera night
is Luc,szia Borsa by mauy considered the chef deure
Of DoDizett Stefanone gives . good idea Of Lucr-zia
who, though not possessed OF the pursst moral prnc
paes the best of her interesting family. Salvi is
the Gem Badial the Duke, and Patti Strako the
hssiio Orsin With the = segreto per esser fenceo
which she dasbes off with the real BrDdisi spirit.
Grei lorg the queen Of the y rca crams and Mario,
the greatest living tenor will positively arrive in 5eptem
Der The opera house 10 Fourteenth street cannot
he gotten ready for their debut and they will appear in
certs at Metropolitan Hall. They will commence about
October 1T So much for music WHAT with Grid and
Mario, and Julien, ard the OPERA shall do very well
indeed.
The theatres s engaged in the getting up Of novel
ties for the ensuing season, shch promises brilliant
Mr. Burton the comedian opens On Wednesda
evening and has adopted the price STEM afy cents
to Gil psrts Of his house. Mr. George Holland, who has
been engaged at New Orleans for The past three seasons
is among the company TIE ha6auss OF Mtchelps Olym-
pic will undoubtedly give him hearty welcome He-srs
Pacde, Andrews Johnston, and other public tavori,es
the company 1t ia understood that NJ. Bu 10
engaged in editing edition Of the works Of Shaks
peare, with many beautiful illustrations
The Broadway theatre closed on Saturday night when
Mr. and Mrs Barney williams made their last appear
The Broadway will open Monday, the 10Th in
stani, Tor the regular Mr. j. Slsbee who made
such hit 81 the Adephi London, plays engage Dsut
Also Miss Jean Davenport Mr. Forrest is to appear
early The N; and possibly Mr. James r. Anderson.
Madame Anna rhillon's charming rendering Of Airline
10 The Bohemian Girl" has proved very attractive at
Ntlo's. is 10 be repeated again this evening" Every
body ought to hear You'll remember Me . awben tho
fsir land Poland !" and Come with the Gipsey Bride
Mr.. Frszers voice is The fame full, rouod,
rich tenor AZ Of yors
The sixth benefit Of the American Dramatic Fund
Assccis ion is announced to take place next Frida,
evening at Castle Garden great gasy prominent
bers OF the profession il New York have
nd the public viii have TIE sstsctop Of seeing very
Gne performance, ard aiding in the working out Of
chart able object a. The time The funs Is estab
shed for the benefit of decay ed actors 81 the pay
ment Of certain sum per year, they entitled TO
tan collars per week the age Of sixty years
We believe that nearly the whole amount 1879 OO0) of
sinking fund has been rsitsd and the society is nearly
Tesdy to commence work.
Charlie, Theatre and his reappearspce last week was an
occasion % graduation to al. The play Of The
Creole (which being played here is cleyery writ
ten ard the principal characters well played BY Mr.
Lewis Me,tayer, Sr Seymour Mrs. Brun,on nee Helen
Matthews SC II written by Nj. Shirley Brooks Tor
Yrs. Kelley who bas made great hit in the character
ii BeIoIa vissodiere, Slsyed bere by Mrs. Brunton
TIE trials Of Poor Old Uncle TOM have attracted
crowd to The NsonsI during the sst four weeks aad IL
viii he Continued durrg this vesk. The version very
cIver one from the pes Of Mr. g. AIKEN, youog actor.
suthor Of Boson. He sold the manuscript for $2s. Mr.