The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-29


dralar containing two parts adapted u his children /,
b. completed within oNe month ana the prize 10 b.
awarded by committee a literary men
LONDON AT Covent Gardcat Cfuyel has sung Lecuors
In Beethoven's "Fideo," vita great success Trns.r
Fix sung the tenor part. Misc Cushmaa Mas play ~
Qaeen Eathcsne at the Surrey TO- Mr. Creswcss Hsary
VIII The Lyceum doors suddenly closed on tie 5,h
Nay. Hr. c d. Pitt and Mr.. Z. L. Isvenport we-e play
ing together in such pieces "Othencer sJuus Cesar
&C., at the City Of London theatre Hr. II. Wigau.
relation or the Oiympics manager had made his dtn
in london, nj Paddy Murphy in THE Hs,cy Man" lie
~ said to bsa clever, qaet actor but h-cannot srx
Mr. v Brooke has been under treatment or the rest
ration of his voice, with Mr.. Thompson well
known In the Oxford and Cambridge circles for
his success In such csees 1t is said that the
eminent tragedsns splendid has been fully and e
fectuay restored to ts natural powers geneman
Mr. Broeke's last engagement at Aberdeen. .Ion"
was being played at the Marylebone theatre with Mr.
and Mrs W. wallack the principal parts; the uses
lstterly have been thin. The "Barber OF Sevien was
played ct Covent Garden the 9th, with Mario la
bache, Ronconi and Madame Bosio in the principal
parts. The opera at Drury Lane at low prices vas
prosIeripg. sFideon given the 1lth with Mn,e
Csradori in the part of Leoncrs Mile Zuther had ap.
peared at St James where the ch plays were draw
ing good houses.
PARIS ScA responds MT under date of April goth,
says
There have been many false alarms lately about
artists that the public will refuse belle We any
thing unless they see the party actually carried out t.
burial Next Cruyello marched OIL leaving her bust by
Paul Grayrard to take her place at the opera Mario
takes his farewell benefit Monday (he lst) Mean
eaaon has h"a 1s fec Vwh T
umph in Beatrice d Ienda receiving fty bouquets and
end Of applause. desperate atenspt made to
resuscate the 'Donpa del Largo" with Parod NAL
colm but the extraordinary feat Of Abon getting
out Of and into boat without breaking it, could
save the opera
The Opera Comique has given Meyerbser rest and
vived ThoDass 'Songe duru Mutt d. kte," (words by
leuvtn and Roster a famous libretto, about un-
ant-Shaks nything that be imagr ed
Queen Elizabeth Falstaf AMI the immortal bard himself
the principal personags In the first act the Queen
comes incognito to see Shakspere and nds him JOLLY
drunk.
The Theatre Lyrque has a piece, music BY Paul
Henriot words by Deavane The li6retto is not with
out originality. 1t Is called ..une Rsocontre dams le
Of affairs in the East
The Varieties has brought out two three pieces
One Of them, Esprit Familier" by Lucas, has some
attraction for the Pasans because the story which
it is founded not familiar to them English and
American readers II is that Of the belated student
arrangements in her husbands ABSENCE and who the
good mans return pretended to play conjuror aud
brought to light the Concealed supper. soldier how
ever is made the tempore magician by NJ Lucas, and
tle student is transferred to the lovers part
The Palas Roy ale gives novelty with the taking tte
"ea3a3 Francs Day." and a sufficiently absurd plot.
village miller has saved 600 franco; he is left
600 900 condition of spending his original for
in three days which, by the aid Of Parsan friend
sustain the chief parts in this extravaganza which
hardly to the standard Of the Paais Royale the
reputation OF its authors uarville and Dumanoir.
troupe Of Chinese jugglers, advertised as the
which bad such success in New York, drawing
crowds at the Porte St. Martin. Their performances
certainly very extraordinary especially when
verts himself into target and another throws daegers
within hairs tadh of him-a feat which, there ia
deception about it, throws into the shade all perform
vi mist aYrtO ri
Tell down to Travis
Aueer sandcau's comedy at the G, mnasc, has been
running with great for fortnight and attrssg
artists we're with the same athor's comedy al the Fran
ca They have be- for the Of the
Iaubourg st Germain is truly despicabe character.
and utterly negects his wife until she gives him money
when he of into transport Of alteration for her
Madame de Ia Grange, the celebrated vocalist who was
presented by Empress of Russia with brooch Of
the value Of $1,000 francs -snd the public subscribed
locoO frsncs for the purchase Of bracelet for her.
This lady has been engaged for the next at
salary of loo, 900 francs and free benefit.
At Dresden, young prima donna Jenny Ney has met
with decided success. The King has conferred her
the appointment Of chamber singer to his Majesty
unusual honor for ariiste little known She had
just appeared In the arduous part Of Fdeo and in spite
Of the recollection Of Schroeder Devrent proved emf
nently successful
From Vienna we learn that on the occasion of the EN-
perors marriage the reoicings general and bril-
liant Roesini's cantata The Coronation Of Rheims,
lbreto Of which had been wholly rewritten by Moreli
with appropriate alterations for the occasion This
position,, under its German title "Die Kronung zu
Rheims most beautifully executed by all the prin-
cipal arfistcs Of the Austrian capital.
The appearance Of Johanna Wagner at Bresau In the
part Romeo has created quite enthusiasm in that
city.
Al Prague new theatre is building which is to cost
150, GOO forins-a large In these warlke times.