The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
Theatrical. Mus,ra,. a.

Nnmo's GlMEv--The Ravels will open the entsrilin
mens this evening with their charming ballet pantoml
entitled The Elopement." Young Henger and assist.
ants follow with their extraordinary feats on the tight
rope The whole closes with Jerome Rsvei's popular
larry comcaty styled "Asphodel" which is having a
nne run.
BowKnY TnxarRx-Thosc great hits Of The day, " Po.
ca non-,asn and " i.c In New York are again AZ
noupced for 10 hight The sensation originally created b
the production Of these plays Is stu uudm nished they
being nightly appauded from beginning 70 end by abOct
many spectators as The building can accomotsie.
Gro CupIsrY Avn wooD's MSsTRsts judging from their
programmes for this evening determined 10 MAINTAIN
THEIR high reputation as melodsts and okers. aye.
Ioafer 1oryc" u their afterpiece
BrcEKT's SFggSApERs issue another Gae bin for 10.
night II embraces quite number Of original AMI ex.
cesdnsly rny songs and the new operate buresqae
Err Hons 1Sp WITS NIssTrsIs though las, 10 the
Ethiopian Geld determined not 10 be last Ia the e.ti
nation OF the lovers o merrmen, Eph Is a. fu 81 fau
as ever, and would make stole laugh.
THE CssrBEIrs.-Ths finous band Of ministries, with
Dan Bryant and Ben Mallory ai their bead give another
Of their amusing entertainments at tie Williamsburg
odeon this evening.
Mss BRaNERp the pleasing young vocalist Is 10 give
concert At Birmingham, Conn, tonight. She will be
sisted by number Of gentlemen Of high musical repuia
ton.
MADAME PAfkSA's CONCERT Ar rHF PAVILION Horn
RotKAwAY J. This elegant and recherche affair came
on according 10 notice, on Saturday evening last 10
fashionable and delighted audience, among whom were
some Of New York's farest sud statelicst danes M
dame T. and Signor Morell, OF the Academy, were re-
peaied.y encored while little Paul Julien az usual aston
ished everybody. The programme was excellent and ts
attendance large
Mobnt-Mr. Duahed has engaged The following rcorle
for the Mobile theatre Messrs. Pauuccfort C. Wallis
Huntley (stage managcr), j. y. Fuller, wentworth
noueherty, Gsbay, Caterson, Ward, Campbell rhomo
son; Mcsdames Pauncefor Carlota Pozzoni Wallis Nc
Intosh, Wentwor u; Misses Woodward Fanny Hudson
and Kate Anderson Among the stars engaged are Mrs
Tarren, Maggie MITCHELL and Mr. and Mrs Conway
ST. Lors MIR George Wood opens the PEOPLES theatre
August rs; Company Me Wicker lstage manager r.
q Cunningham, G. Wallis, Leighton, W. W. Allen Dubois
eeson, Lawrence, Barrett, Collier Graver uhl Vat
Il ews, Thorpe, W. Jamson; Mesdames Cunningbam
Wallis, leighton, Collier W. w Allen, Dyke Misses VII
III ms, Peters and Pearson Mr.. and Mrs. I n Conwav
the at the 81 louis theatre under he Rarrs
M agement, and acted 10 Macbeth" on tie 10Th
BrrAlo MIR. ,. W. walIack, Jr ~ announced 10
commence engagement here August rs.
s,S FRaSusco.-Mrs Julia Dean Hayue met with syea,
succts nj the Metropolitan theatre and on July AZ had
comp mentary benefit rendered by Of The principal
ctzere. Mr.. Charles Pope, VINO supported her was
much ked Mr.. MKean Buchanan was playing Al The
rllop o very bad houses,