The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24

Which y. ~. y.y:s 70, nearly three ~ Ss'. sss
pents An the dramatic talent d Waldrsn's company
appear in this piece Nt ID
BUTTONS THEArRz.-The appsarancs Of Mr. G. Ha;
great pleasure 70 tine equsnters Of this theatre The
comic piece by Baskstops, called "Ths Thinb's Rig"
'aa ns and
the extravaganza, "out for Pay" concludes the
anusements.
comedians in the country Mr. Blake, comes OF to night
Holcrofts 6ne comedy OF the "Road 70 RUM is the
first pseshss;T,s Bake Lester, Broushan NUS sSs
characters. shakspesrss tragedy Of Orchard Ill.,"
with Blake ss Richard and Bzougham as Richmond, con
cludes all.
Will DO presented aES. ~; -. &C., s' I'D
Soto; La Peri by Mile Dusy barre. and Zchnst by
Mons. Carefse. shawl dance. Spanish dance, Pas DC
FASCINATION M.zrrsa and Pas &c Deua yiii % intro
AMERICAN MusErM-Ths drama entitled the .'OH
Chateau il selected for the afternoon Amusement and
in the evening the admired drains called the sons OF
the Republic will be PLACED In the casts appear the
names OF @. W Clarhe, Hathaway, Monroe, Bridgman,
and Miss Mestayer.
wooD's MIss1Rns.-The same programme as last
wnng-yarious negro melodies, the Wandering Mn
tre - and Concert In Julien.
BUcKIEy's sERESADER The new burlssque on the
pra Of Norma" With white faces, to night Several
melodies and nstrumental p,sses with dancing, form
also part Of the amusensnts
PERHAh's MINISTRIES "A bill of great variety-nsgro
ninstrssy Irish songs hornpips and the amusing and
laushable burleque baby show, for tonight.
WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS viii give an exhibition Of
their surprising feats at Harlem near the River House.
on Saturday. The programme contains many Of the
most interesting feats Of the ring
THE OPERA IN BOSTON.
The artists from the Academy opened at the Boston
theatre on Monday, in I" William TELL" with the old
cast. The heuse it seems, not full, which may DO
accounted by the fact that the prices ia the upper
tiers were double the New York rates The Transcript Of
Tuesday, says -
The audience the Boston theatre last evening
aas shss Welcomed WITH much
duality and warm applause. There was, as will almost
IL
vocal department, but upon the whole, the entertain
ment parsed of in very satisfactory manasr. s'efe
performed her role very well indeed in por
tons Of exhibiting good deal Of dramatic power II
is NOT however, one Of the most prominent parts the
opera and affords but limited scope for the devslops
The two principal roles to which everything else In the
S e. thu ao aa o. Wm
which was sustained by Bacia and the latter by the
tenor Belcioni. Badiali needs no tribute IT our
takes, with lis whole soul socioni has Clear voice,
not SO mellow and sympathetic a. some that We have
very features these days when the great
am seems to be to make the most noise In the grand
trio at the end Of the second act he sustained himself
letti, who performed the part Of Walter:
sgnora Bsrtucca Ma-etzek has gained strength in her
her r6Ie very acceptsby indeed Il win be repeated
Wednesday evening On Friday evening, "Iusresa
s b rspsa.d os
The Evening Traveller says
The 6rst performance of Rossins last opera, WI
last evening, but by no means house fun Although
this opera can with NO justice be called Rossinis chef
da.rre, On: Barber y certainly his freshest and
dramatic art. 9 William Tell . was, upon the whole,
enthusiastic audience The orchestra was not go good a.
it will be On repeton, whom relieved OF some Of its
bosttrousness, ard little under it's control The
chorus very good also, although such sms mum
her of voices must always fail to give the proper effect
for example to the final ehorusss the gathering of the
much to 10 able to say that positively
sled in opera which requires three good teno three
Beutley, two German tenors. with thorough German
method Of delivery, her nondelivery, yes flied
Coe,ti snd about alike and deserve nshss
censare nor marked commentator. The prma donnas,
Mesosmes'Bertucca and seenone wese both very good
when tbe pleased us more.
1t very pleasant to nsten again to Signor Baaias
william Tep little mere singing is required. Sig
Badali seems not At home in the French declama
tory style, anc not the William Tell Of imsg
paion; but BIO was still excellent singer, and was
Enthusiastically listened to and appaudod Upon Sig
evening Becioni cannot he called great singer mar
great dramatic artist, but Is evidently we'll willing,
Jealous man and his voice. although possessing this
20 much talked Of chest G, much power, has its
vast tones g. and r, and he quently attain
ing the fa which transposition had substituted for
first act and the of the second Although the opera
vas much cut almost all the delicious ballet music
being omitted it still very long, and II nearly
Midnieh. when the curtain fell
Thu Mo,n;oo Inn, .oJ ~ r., asaov s.vs.
'wilsm Telp, was performed last evening at the
Boston theatre, before fashionable and critical audi
eDce The company composed OF signoras stefenone
BertuceA haretzck and Signors Bsdal Rocco and Col
letti who are we'll known to opera goers, with the
addition Of several new Names orchestra Of 4S pieces
end . large and efficient chorus in all numbering some
40 persons and by far the largest and In most re-
spects the best Italsn tronpe that have had the
pleasure Of hearing in this city.
From the well known ability Of the author, the com
mandatory notices Of the in New York (whsre tbs
opera has been performed TO OVERLOOKING houses for a
new work, went to the theatre with high expecta
tons Of treat and although Of foresone
pref.ions Of excellence in the whole representation
The role Of "WiIlism Tell," by Badiai, expected
Mould % any 0d s aDa we're not
whatever part he undertakes Always prompt and
Liable and singing invaraby In tune there is Won
frequent and merited applause throughout his ariuous
part.
The other principals sustained their parts quite &C yep
tably, and we would notice especially the tenor
BocioDi who possesses voice OF much sweetness aud
compass, executing bis entire part with his chest voice
change in the price Of tcysts to the opera is aa
nounced BY the managers Tne parquetts ana 6rst cir
Gle remain at 81 80 and ST. while the secord circle and
anphtheatre reduced TO 10 and Is cents This IL a
udcous change, and will afford al classes opportu
pity TO patron,ss this elegant entertainment It should
be borne In mind that civilian Telp promised but
once moreto morrow night-for which perform the
tickets are now selling quite brsky At wade's music
store.
miscellaneous Foreign Items.
The King Of Prussia has presented to the library Of
Trinity College, Dublin, the splendid architectural
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