The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18
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ACADEMY OF kUsIc.-Ths evening is anaouncei ~ ths
last night but four Of Mad. G,is and sigaor Mario
be repeated, Mad. Grisi ~ Amia Signorina Donavaa
dopho
BROADWAY rHxArRs -Ths English opera company are
to appear in Bae's beautiful opera ef the "Bohsmian
Girl" this evening, Miss Louisa Pype appearing
helm, and nj. osmosns a. Devsh soi The thss..s /,
filled every night With highly respscta ae TO
witness this opera and the artists are much .gesudd
farce, entitled "a Moving Tale" Ia which Mr..
Davidge win appear, 10 to conclude all.
Bownr TnEArR. The popular nation,! dramas Of
the swamp Fox, and putnam" are both to be repre-
N. r. Derr, Will sustain the leading characters. Mr..
Derrs horse Ingomsr will make the leaps In both pieces
house being we'll aiei every night '''' ' '''N' 49,
NIBIo's GARDEN Tho performances for this evening
comprise the gopu,.s mi Of "ss1nsste and
which Ane. Urea Matthias viii execute the principal
dances This spoitivey tbs last night bat three of
the tavels
Bolt" to be produced this evening" in which NJ Fish
or win sustain the part Of Ben supported by several Of
popular pieces styled To Parents and Guardiausn and
"Tne Fil'ibuster' Will also be represented with the
usual casts.
NATIONAL THEATRE The interesting nautical dram.
styled Ben Bolt and the domestic drama called Hard
Times" which is founded upon Dickens popular novel
of that name, are to be repeated this evening Ths
Manager Purdy is to commence series of sacred con
certs on Sunday evening next
WAIAcKs THEATRE The beautiful drama Of the "vie.
let" in which Mr. James Walack will appear IS Andre,
viii be played this evening, together with new come.
6ett6 entitled S0ns and Systema' AMI the farce My
Wifes second Floor 10 which the entire company a.
pear Miss Rosa Bennett will make her frat appearances
Tomorrow night.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE The tragedy Of "wilia Tsll'
is be the commencing feature this evening" the popu
lar trsgedian, M Marshall sustauiog tbs character
of Tell and the tragedy Of 'PisArro will concluds ALL
Mr. E. EDDY appearing ~ Roa, and Mrs +. B. Conway -
Cora This IL very sstra,tive announcement, and
ought TO draw . Sded asssmblage
AMERICAN MUsEUx The drama entitled ssEustache,n
which 10 attracting full houses every night, is to be
played both this afternoon and evening with the usual
cast The Happy my, which Is composed Of auimsls
of the most opposite nature, and wbish well
trained that they are justly calei happy family,
tinues to ORA crowds Of admirers every cay.
wocD's MINsrREIs.-This popular company are to re-
peat the farce of 'sBlack Blunders" this evening.
BCcKIESs sKREYADRRs to repeat the succsssfu
L,qus opera q Fra IiAvolo' to night
AreHASIcs HALL -woois Ethiopian Minatrels otter an
unusual attractive pIcgraEmesfor to night.
PERTAINS BuRIEsQUE OPERA Housx-Ihe performances
given ~ this establishment are very attractive.
AroIo BOOKS Color 81 Woods Livus Cariostes are
on exhibition at this piacs for q few days.
Castle GARprE A celebrated Circus Comp,ny DER
feet all its organization viii make thsc st sppesr
anee or Monday evening next.
Mr. aud Mrs J. L. Baker formerly Miss Alexina
tat n.1s Monday svenins. and are 20 appssp IA
general round Of characters. Mrs Baker ne
yeas since the leading actress ut the Broadway,
and, with her husband, went to California three
ago, where the couple By the exercise OF their
talents, emaesed fortune The California press speak
very highly Of their professional ability.
MRS. MACKEADy Is giving readings the Eastern cities
She lately gave three soirees in Port smcIth which
represented to have created quite fore in literary
circles there. The New HampshYe Glsefts says:-'Mrs
Macfeady, in the true spirit of discriminating artist
has reversed this order ard stands erect before frame
table, which enables her to tbs stage with
freedom and mpart that animated ion to the several
parts Of the drama without which many fns passages
degenerate into dull COM mon places"
PAUL JurRy, the really wonderful little vionist IL
continuing hs very successful Eastern tour The Lowell
Courier says ne mac great sensation in the spindle
city, and on Satur ay las. he gave concert 1t Ports
mouth, n. q.
At the Norwich (Englspd) Festival Bosio received
rdnsry proofs of her exalted fans and talent Ia
the receipt Of 1900 for her services while abache
only ESQ. The singing OF the InAamma.ory (stabAs
Aster) and "Reoicc Greatly" produced an immense
tons At the reheara she astonishei even ths mus
clans By her vocalzsion and command Of the English
language but in the concert fssr lest her first
ance in vsrnacrlar might be marked By mistake Ia
pronun citation, some VIA. impaired the freedom aud
brillancy OF i's execution. Still It so great per
Torrance to break down all restraint upon ,plAuse
Ragani the manager OF sIes tails veil sass In his
circular Her in London and Paris renders all
praise superfuous"
MRS KuBY has thrown MP her engagement at the
Boston theatre, and her position Is to Re 6ed BY Mrs
d Grattan, formerly Mrs Madison from the Bosery,
New York.