The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19

hsrmopium; duet, "Daus &c paIas," with Mstsms
Mscoini, and like vie gave several solo pieces
Herr Jacques Blumenthal, German pianist and
composer, gave his annual concert un Ter oissin.
gui-hed patronage at the Dudley Gallery Lo,don
The Vocal Union Society of London. estshislo6
for the performance of English glees and AIS
has began its secODd season by a concert as ne
Hanover square Rooms The members are Miss
Marian Moss, Mr.. Faster, NJ. Wubye Cooper Mr.
MOnlem Smith, Mr.. Winn and Mr.. Thomas.
Madame Curry, The pianist, vii give her MATINEE
musicale early in July, in London AM Perform for
the first time, her transcr pon of the romance
Spirto GeDtl," as sung by Signor Giuglini In the
Favorita "
Observation-Disclosures RoYAy The success al
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams has been greater,
perhaps, in Birmingham than ia any English pro-
vincal town they have yet visited The press, ii
nous in its praise OF their talens, confirms the re-
ports which have reached us of their brilliant ca eer
"We do not reoOlect," says of the daily critics.
"any stars who, for su h q epgshened engage
ment, have drawn such crowded houses, whose ge-
MUS has been more admired, and whose efforts have
afforded more delight and amusement
BaADFORD-THE, TRx ROYAL-The CORR Opers.
TIC company have been performing here to excellent
houses, Norma and Lucia MISS Marian Taylor
playing the heroines, and singing the music very
sweety.
BRIGHToE-The theatre is undergoing q complete
renovation. beautifully Designed ana artsticlly
executed ceiling, by Mr.. j. Wilson, is one Of She
striking features Of the interior. An entirely new
range Of seats TO the boxes is amongst the improve
, msDts The season commences in the second week
in July, under the guidance of Mr.. Fl. Nye Chart.
CHKLTENB AN Arrangements on an extensive
scale are being made for the grand musical tete
which is to take place at the Royal Old Wells Gar.
dens on the 18th Of July: M Julien and bis bani
are engaged, with the Misses Brougham, Wallet, the
jester, and The Delavanti family.
DUBLIN -QUgEN's TaEArRs.-" The Bride Of
Lsmmermoor has been given at this theatre with
su :cess. ballet frOm La Marche des limo sents'
| in which Miss ROsina Wright appeared, aud the
"Sergeant's Wife I" was also played. Mr.. Webb was
very effective in Dennis, and Mr.. George Saunders
and Miss Mario Simpson highly amusing as ROBIN
and Margaret.
| OVERWHELMINGLY TgEArRx.- This theatre ooa-
tinues to be well patronized owing to the cOnrnu-
GUS round of new pieces which are constantly be-
| ing placed on its bOarus. " Conrad aud Me0Ors."
| which was so attractive during its short run has
been withdra wn to make room for number of light
pieces, in which Miss Saunders and Mr. TOoe ex ,el
| In the Rough Diamond" Mr.. Toole, If he does not
| quite come no to MIR. Blackstone as Cousin Joe. yet
his rendering of the part is truthful and original
LIvEEPoO,-During the past week Mr.. Robert
Roxby has been performiIg in various characters ut
the Royal Amphi hea,re, together win Mr. Basa
| Baker and tie local company. Mr.. Sheridan
Knowles comedy OF THE Love Chase" was 90
| duced The audiences, hOsever, have been very
small; the performances at Hengler's circus having
drawn of large pOr iOR of the amusement hunters
Julien was to give one Of his grand concerts at tce
| Geological Gardens On the 7th of July and on the
I'D, General Tom Thumb is to pay q visit to these
gardens, and make his final DO before quitting for
| the continent
PARs.-Amongst the novelties recently produced
have been two comic operettas on the same evening
at the Theatre Lyrique the first of which the music
is by Theodore Delagaite is entitled "Le Duel du
| COmnanoeur;" the cODd, called Lies Comm eres,"
is indebted for the music to " Noniuoro the lioet
to is by N. GrandveL Neither Of these pieces will
make q sensation ia the world. A comedy
entitled Lies Bourgeois Gentilsbommes," By
MN. DumaDoir and Barriere, has been sill
| less successful at the Gymnase An iresisti.
bly, funny vaudeville, entitled lies Noues de Bon.
| chenc9ur," has been brought out at the Palsis
| Royal. The Parisans enjoy ii amazingly aud,
play ed by Grassot, Hyacinthe and Madame rhierry,
II Is certain to have great popularity. NJ. Halevy
| has completed his bew works for the Grand Opera,
| entitled "Msgicienne." Tue rehearsal will com
mence immediately, and NJ Roger promises its pro-
cal interest has been heard by the Civil Tribunal.
n. Desarte professor Of singing. demanded 2 OOOf.
| nom Madame Mioan-Carvano the cantatrice of the
Theatre LyrqHe, for Lessons given her dfteen years
ago. He stated that in 1912 the parents of M.dle.
NioAn applied to him TO give her lessons, but as
they we've very poor they represented that they
could not pay him. He accordingly undertook 70
teach her, condition that he should be paid OO0f
when she should obtain good situation in theatre;
but instead OF the 4,000f promised. he would con.
| tent himself with 2,000f On the part of Madame
to give her lessons, but that they were only accepted
on the formal condition that they should be gratai-
tous. She considered that Duprez her real pro-
! fessor-an opinion in which this latter himself
shared. The tribunal postponed judgment for .
week.