The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18
Theatrical and Musical.

PAUL JULIEN AT TIE MUSICAL FUND CONCERI-lt ~
under the impression of the pleasure We have felt
hearing again the young Paul Julien that we exp
our feelings which certainly those Of any person
has listened to this beautiful talent. This yoang VI
$50 is unquestonaby the greatest artist on the vi
whom we had chance to hear in this country. The
tioa he caused on Monday evening to his numerous
ence is indescribabe. The majestic silence Of the
while young Paul was performing so brilliantly on A.
instrument is the best proof Of the pleasure every
must have felt while listening to him. Among the /
plauders we have remarked some amateurs twhnse
potency in musical matters is unquestionable,) who
didly remarked that the they heard the young
eStrO the more they wished to hear him. This remi
Of what Of contemporaries said OF Paul Jul
the next day after his concert at Metropolitan Hall
February last. The society wee so delighted with
performances Monday, that the President gave d
the honorary diploma in presence Of the whole audie
As regards mechanism as well as feeling, young Pau
exception ext to the marvellous. 1t Is lucky for
that he born in the nineteenth century, two
ries before he would have been branded q sorce
We only give our support to this critic. The grea
number Of the superior artists we have heard had
ed their superiority with long and tOilsome stu
whilst Paul has studied but few months when he n
called TO receive the first honor ut the
Paris, over nineteen competitors twice his age.
must do justice to his superiority when all artists agl
to pronounce him the most wonderful talent Of our tm
To morrow Paul Julien will give Q grand concert
Brooklyn and from what we can learn there is all pI
liability the Atheneum Hall will be too small for all tn
who wish to hear him. We know, besides, that nal
amateurs in New York have secured their chance
this fine occasion. Let us hope that this will not be
last concert previous to his departure for Europe.
BowERY THEATRE.-The benefit of Mr.. Jas. Dunn is
take place this evening at the Bowery, and the bill
amusement provided cannot fail in attracting an ov
flowing audience The pieces consist Of the domes|
drama of IAN that Gliters is not gold the fifth act
Orchard Ill.," and the extravaganza styled "Bea,,
and the Beast" AL Of whi:h are well cast.
BROADWAY TEArRE.-Ths establishment continues
be extensively patronzed Mr. Forrest the distinguish
10 IN hiu affou
Macbeth tonight in Shakspeare's tragedy of that nam
1t is produced in an unusual style Of grandeur, q
should be seen BY every one The other leading char
tiers win be sustained by Messrs Conway, Barry, David
Pope and Nine. Ponisi.
BURROWS THEATRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Dyott are to to
their benefit this evening at Burtons. The pieces
lected are the comedy entitled Clown and 0ountry"a
which will introduce all the principal members of I
company. The attraotiveness Of this announcement,
dependent Of the claims Of the bene6caries is SUFFICE
to crowd the house TO overhowing.
NATIONAL TnEArRE.-The popular draiA called the rs
dier's Progress and the dramas Of the mounts
Droyer and the "Monkey Of Frankfort" are the pet
offered by Manager Pxrdy for this evening The Natiol
is doing excellent business, Notwithstanding the
tente heat Of the weather.
WAIIAcK's THEArRE-Mr. Wallack is to repeat his gre
original character Of Don Cesar de Bazan this evenr
supported by Messrs. Reynods Hale, Mason, Miss LAu
Keene and Mrs Conover. The excellent comedy of Gus
Up" in which Mr. Lester will appear as Sir Charles Col
stream, win ako be performed.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE Mr.. Robinson is to appear aga
this evening Timothy 1oodle in the popular drama
Rights" and the pantomime Of "Deschalumeau," "
also be given.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-This establishment is visit
daily by large assembages The selections for this at
noon and evening arc the drama Of the "Old Folks
Home" and the favorite play Of the "Hunchback"
FRANCoNIs HRPoDRoME. greatest excitement st
prevails regarding the equestrian and other SURPRISE
feats performed by tho talented company attached
this establshment-t is visited by thousands daily
ClRcus-Madgan and Stones excellent equestri
cises in the ring afford the greatest pleasure to
visters.
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE The amusements advertis
for this evening by Christys famed band Of Nnstrels
very attractive.
Woop's MINISTRIES offer well selected programme
to night, comprising vocal and instrumental selection
burlesques, dancing and witticisns
Prof ANDERSON Is to open this evening at Metropolit
Hall The programme which he announces will no dou
attract densely crowded assemblage.
OWENS ALPINE RAMDLEs continue to be well patroniz
BANvAED's PANORAMA OF THE HOLY LAND.-This spl'
did painting attracts crowds daily.
NIBLo's GARDEN The celebrated Chinese performe
fifty in number, are to make their debut az TINS estaoh
meDt on Friday evening next.
Miss Julia Dean having met with such great succ
in Philadelphia during the past week. has entered II
another engagement with the manager Of the VAIN
Street Theatre.
sisnora stenanone gave a concert in Charleston, Sou
Carolina the 10th inst, and was greeted with b
liant house.
Madame Thillon is performing in the Grown D
monds at the Chestnut Street Theatre Philadelphia.
Mr.. Brooke is performing at the National Theatre b
ton.
A complimentary benefit given to Mr.. Placide, maj
ger of the Varieties Theatre New Orleans BY the me
bers Of his company, took place on the 10th inst