The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-24
Dramatic and Musical pfn.terx.


the approach Of summer. Miss Dean has played Juliet
Blanca ( Fazo'), Parthenia e. Ingomar') Mrs Oak
ley g. The Jealous Wfe') and Constance G. The Love
Chase') to good houses at the Broadway; this eve
ming, when she plays part Leonor de Guzman =
in Mr. Boxers drama Of that name there will probably
be crowd Mr. Boxer and Miss Dean will have an intel
lgent audience and their will receive an impair
tial verdict Another drama is IN preparation for Miss
Dean. Is from the French and has been ira
and rewritten by well known iterateur of New York
Miss Deans engagement at the Broadway will continue
during two weeks It would have more prof
table in pecunary point of vew she had at to
play few new parts,
AT Burtons theatre sThe Tempest attracts full
houses every night, and the manager is rcapng rich
reward for his toll. This evening The Tempest" and
/ The Automaton Man.
- Bold Stroke for Husband" has been well received
by the audiences 1T Wallacks and it has beea played
four times. On Friday Mrs Brougham had n benefit
when petite piece dc Circumstance, calcd Inme late
satis!acton Affair Of Honor" written by lr.
Brougham, was played. This evening /" Bold stroke
for Husband" and the last London farce Number
One Round the Cornern Both pieces have been .i,ly
! noticed in this paper
At the Bowery theatre several ladies gen einen OF
The company have taken benefits and they have been
honored with very full houses This evening Russian
drama and the local drama called " Hot Cornn will be
presented. On Wednesday, Miss Herring will have her
annual benefit. On Friday, Mr. Robert Johnston will
have benefit, VIXEN Mr. ]. L. Duriyage, tho well known
damatis will make his first appearance at the Bowery.
The Two Gentlemen Of Verona" will be produced, and
ar Durivage will play Speed Mr.. Durivage is the gen
tisman who, in New Orleans, years since the
principal part in piece written by himself he hav-
ing been informed at the eleventh hour that the actor
VINO had been announced to play the part was ILL., and
| could not appear.
at the National, the dramG, The Child of PRAYER
or the Love of Gold, has not proved successful and it
has been withdrawn from the bills The drama foun led
upon Uncle TOMS Cabn is announced for this even
ing, and for every evening during the week.
Paul Julien gives his last for the present at
Nbos Saloon, this evening It unnecessary for us to
say word in praise of this ms-torious artist He s the
pubc's pet.
On Tuesday eYening, at the Church of our Saviour
Brooklyn grand sacred concert will be given by the
choir assisted by The best solo talent and an efficient
chorus" Dr. G. ", Beames, condustnr
Madame Wallace Bouchee and n4her well known ar.
lists have volunteered their services in aid the tcs
monial TO Mr. John G. scherpf. Tho concert will take
place at Niblo's saoen the evening the 9th in
slant.
The various bands of negro mrstrels-Christy,s
Woods, Buckley's and Whites--announce full pro-
gremmes for this week. Several new songs ar included
Messrs Sumner (baritone) and Harrison (tenor) ma
tiyes OF Boston, have successfully deLnted in italy
Miss Adele Kensler, late choriser in Of the Boston
churches, has been engaged at In Scala, Milan She Is
said to possess mezzo soprano voice of great compass
power and sweetness The Paris Conseryatore awarded
to her one OF the three annual prizes. Miss Adelaide
Phillips n native of phiadelph, who r,ada q srooass
e., ,sJ.,, 4; ,.So,;r.,,,,a,, !. u i.
-, ao"' :. ~ Drcscia some time since, IS
still pursuing her studies at Florence.
There is nothing in Phladcp phia Boston thca.r-
~
MT "aimc1i sr, i soon TO appear at bis own theatre
in this city.
Mrs Mowatt has been pavnr at Bates, theatrc ro,,
~ = 20 " ~ i' ~
Ve NY. AZ the close OF her engagement very beaut
full and appropriate present made her By sIr Tlon
On behalf Of the Indies md ocnt,omen ongac.d !, ia
e oN Ne"eS0'' 'A0
establishment Mr.. Triton said :
Mrs Mowatt II have been requested by the compauy
under my control to present you this testimonial no
only as token Of respect for your professional talents
but OF their admiration for The fall OF
e & 70 ngh. closes your theatrical career in this
enter another sphere of e and believe me that h
echo the sentiments of all around me- when say that
pa MI ieengs % o. ueep regret that we part with you
ehnce YOU from our memories MANY amona us bn.s
known YOU through all the trial; and troubles that
tbronu ibe notb of an octrass and ,ha,h ~ oo 10 ~ @
longer he permitted To share them s,;li No sh & ~
with pleasure and pride record your hannness MOE
perity May your future life be as bright and
as this beautiful memorial now pace in yonr hands
,,a -w,,,,.,
lo,vinc romar.s " ~ '''
LADIES and cent,onoon NJ, osso.,.. a. .,.-.,
professionalism have presented me with token of a.
TEEN and affection which value highly than you
CON lnnn ne, ,hs VA .aiae !. because knowing
arc rorth rossoi Is - h @ 'Un =; Sa a =. .ne eiNers
have feit i; NO diar 20 bnn " - sphere
have known too many among YOUR number who have |
adorned the stage not merely by their talents which the
good and evil may alike possess but their virtues In
bidding you farewell thank you for the able support
which has been afforded me during my present engage
ment, especially by Mr. 1ilton your stage manager
the debtor all the theatre from the highest 10 the
humblest for the Kind energetic and harmonions man
in which they have carried out my wishes We must
part and perhaps shall some of you no more
but you will not cannot be forgotten And be, YOU TO
beheve that when my theatrical career has drawn to
close (as IL shortly must do shall look back upon this
evening the proudes and brightest of my pro-
fessional recollections
To you, also, ladies' and gentlemen 1.-THE audience
andm