The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22
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MISS PoIIY MARsBAu.-Ihis beautiful actress, who Is
about TO make her first appearance in this country 10
MIR. Burton's magnificent theatre has achieved quite
celebrity. From her rst great success a Coincidence,
1t the Theatre Royal Drpry Lane, Miss Marshall has
posit,on a. one Of The most versais anS sharmnsv
natural actresses OF the Gay Coaching Governor the
piece chosen for Miss Marshalls debut created perfect
furore in Paris, where the present Emperor Of the
French, Is said, commanded its representation and au
horzed N performance TO DC announced under his espe
miraon Of Miss Marshas repres NATION OF the part Of
catherine Kloper." Miss Marshall will receive . warm
and cordial welcome.
PRnADnPHA -Miss Davenport completed the third
week Of her engagement Saturday She had benefit
Friday, and produced a play, "Mona Lisa; or, D
vncs Masterpiece" adapted from the French, by
American gentleman, expressly for her. .'The Merry
Wives Of Windsor at the Arch and Uncle Tom at the
National are still running to full houses The first ORA
matte copyright in Philadelphia, under the new law for
the protection Of dramatic authors, taken out
Saturday for five act comedy, called "Law and
Fashion," by the author, Mr. Thomas II. Elliott young
gentlemen connected with the Ledger Office
RAITMoRE-Mss Laura Keene, G. Jordan, and others
Of her company opened at the Holiday street theatre
Monday TO q crowded house, and have played there dur
ing the week. Parodi Tiberni and suAkosch gave a
concert here on The 10th.
RennosD A-1rHs AArsRRl theatre, under J. T. Ford's
management, is now open. Mr.. and Mrs A. u Oayen'
port Qlzze Weston) were the stars last week. The
Enquirer says Ingomar' produced at this theatre
On Monday night, with interesting cast. Mrs. Daven.
port as Parthenia, played with indispensable sweet.
ness. She possesses voice, face aud figure say
thing Of her tao. and SKILL that would invest any cha
racter she might undertake with Irresistible charmsn
CncAoo-Mr. and Mrs. Florence concluded . success
ful engagement of four weeks here Saturday last.
ST. Louis-Mss Heron, at the St Louis theatre, and
Mr and Miss Rchngs at the Peoples, have been the at
fractions here Of late.
BosroN.-Chanfrau and Miss Albertne have produced,
at the Howard Ahenarm, "Rose; or, the Career OF
Actress said to be copy Of 'Tho Life Of Actress"
recently played here Mr.. and Mrs. Piuukett succeed
Cbanfrsu, opening to night W Marshall has been play
ing Zaari at the National, which has good company,
and is said to be doing fine business Miss E. Logan is
still at the Museum. Mr.. Barry gave " Tribute TO
Frankn at the Boston theatre the night Of tine great
procession.
TRoy-Miss Kimberly has been playing az the Adeph
DETRolT-Miss c. wyeete and Mr. and Miss Mccarthy
were starring here last week.
OswEGo Mrs Hough and Mr.. Glenn have been play
| ing here, and were succeeded by Mr., Ncade.
| CIy1SSAn.-Mrs. Farren is at the National.
NV ORIEASs.-The Picayune says:-Mr. Boudousquis,
Of the French theatre visited Paris himself this season.
and has engaged the following performers, who,
informed are to leave Havre on the 10th instant in the
| ship Gutenberg.
Mr. Moulin frst tenor, for grand opera, succeeding
/ Mr.. Duluc.
Mr.. Martin, baritone, succeeding NJ. Crambadc.
Mr. Gulli,t, FIRST basso for grand opera and second
| basso for comic opera, succeeding Mr.. Graat.
Mile Bourgeois, prima donna, mezzo soprano sue
ceedibg N me Gambler.
Mime Iatouche, chanteae legere Cor light ginger tor
| comic and grand opera) and d1ga-on.
Nine Guihot, dugasoH.
| Mr. Lacroix, leading comedian, succeeding Mr. Gus.
| Mr. Deligue, second comedian succeeding Mr.. Chol.
Nine Berger Lacrox, leading lady, succeeding Mile
Tho cborists III alao recei "a mr. addition IN tbeir
bers male and female performers Mr. Boudous.
que at last dates still in search OF prina donna
soprano and first light tenor. With these his opera
troupe will be OF the most complete had in this
country and he has hitherto shown a most audable
rior class no matter what cost doubtless the new
corners i'll be very desirabe additions TO oar operate
OF Nine atouche younger sister Of favorits Nine
| Colson Soc is spoken Of as very charming singer
cOison e0q remaiSs with US, ,OO next season viii
| be quite pleasing TO witness the exhibition OF tho
fine alen, Of these sisters ter on the sam,
| and first basso, viii also resume their respective
posts much TO the of the admirers Of artistic
singing. The accommodations OF the Orleans will be
arged this by the addition Of six stage boxes
three either side-two below In line with the pre-
sent lower sced boxes and four above, fitted up with
private salcon 10 each otherwise handsomely ar
ranged AS the last business season was prosperous
the present promises to be not far behinddaud in
theatres brilliant and satisfactory course OF entertain
ment and patronage and among them none win be more
| ward than the :. Orleans"
FoRnGg.-h. Meyrbeer has just arrived in Paris, IN
order to be present at the debut Of Nine Borgh Asmo in
| the "Prcphtte"
n Verdi has also arrived In Paris; Il is stated that b,
demands COO from ths director OF the lan opcrs
for his permission to perform "Rgoleto" aud IA Ira
yiata. -
Mr. Smith, the lessee OF Drury lane, in Paris look
ing fer novelties He could scarcely have fallen upoI
| worse period.
According the Prata, Mme recesco, who Is at Der
gano has not had the success which was expected II
ola Favorta" Mongin is much praised for his siugin,
in the tenor
Miss Marian, styled the American Enchantress," d
exhibiting in liverpool
They have just iusuguratcd a new Music Hall Al Biz
mngham, England. Clara NoveIlo assisted PiccolomIn
and other artists are In the provinces Tnalberg, tn
pianist about TO leave Paris Tor tho Uoited sstei
the last accouDw His piano has preceded him Mls
| Lucy Escot (Mrs. Eascot) has closed at Manchester
after twenty four representations Of English opera. Man
vers, orce OF the seguin troupe, was the tenor.
Accounts fro Australia inform US that Madame Ann
Bishop appeared nj the Theatre Royal, Melbourne thu
9th Of June. She getting up series OF Italian operas
The Queens theatre opened on the same night with Mrs
| Brougham as stage directress.
Kean has produced 'Pizarro'' in splendid style u tn
Princess's, and some novelties have been done at tn
| BAymaket for Mss Reynolds.
| Tho celebrated German composer, Ilndpain,ncr, 4
dea1. he uieu Oh LtV OF refer Joseph
panther born II Cobenz In 1891 He wrote his nrs
grand opera, Demophoenn when he was but is year
OF age, when he also composed mass and n Deua, al
OF which met with success. Among his numerous mus
cal works the best known are the operas OF The VAN
pre-" the "Amszons," the "Ros enmsdchen," tn
.Genuesc, and the sicilian yespers also the ballet
Agsja Zeila and "Jocko y and the ora,orio OF tn
"Youih OF Nam None Of his operate works, how
ever, created much frorc away from home; his song
and instrumental works, however, were UNIVERSAL
| popular.
BOOK TRspE SALE CmcAoo.-A book trade sale tool
place In Chicago last week, and among the books oere
were q great number from the Mcssrs Appleton an
other New York publishers. Tho lives OF Fremont wer
In great demand.
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