The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24
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SHE 0YBRA-FMs9 NI6Hr or YHE NEW SxAsON'
NJ. SuaAosch meuced hin second season Nh oven
NJ, ana save "Luo,a do IAmmermoor" 70 orewded
md shioEable hOuss Tue attendance was quite squs
that which Witnessed the debut Of Madame do wnofss'
Who ss right sang he role Of Lucia for she third oms
mo young artist Who yet hardly recovered nom VIC
sAsos OF severe illness, greeted with Tho most en-
Ausiaso reception, and sang - well ~ ever In acting
se y.D ana seems % .sa has
Hep career will Oubtedy be most brilliant Tue
eAAsr artists. rbern, and aoreli were Received Win
ever oommenos here uGder liner auspices On Wednes
s1 ,hs rfevstore VIII be given with Parodi - Azucena.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
ry Yorres. was a, nounced IN ''Rcheleuy last night but
wus suddenly taken ~, and unable to appear The
comedy OF Errors' was substituted
YAuRA KkEsE's THEATRE-FAUsT AND MARGUERITE.
An adaptation Of Goethes dramatic poem Faus," under
ne ASsve title. pr; ducei here last night 70 crowded
Aouse MISS Keene played Marguerite Ar. @. Jordan, Me-
vhAtopheies and Mr. c. W1easeigh saust Nearly all the
astg the piece 10 In the hands OF these hrec artists who
quite successful in deneang the marked charscters
hsY dAcu roles We have not space analyze the
pa and necessary the sanslaons
81 ne poem rendering familiar 70 the English the
n.s no. been rsd 70 give every possible effect to The play
psoperks A all acerisoc, subtle
s "a. Sa
vIe MISC Keens has*one = sumo the scenes are SUPERB
eDDe5 win have . successful run.
wALLAoK's THEATRE.
new eoroediea adapted FROM the French, called "wa
Big Funds" done here last night for the frs ume
favoraoy received. The following sketch Of the
plek-
Mr. Robert Rosn.on An old bachelor been, through
ne medium Of his unciss dry goods importer of Cedar
skset-corrs spending with widow Mrs. Montsgue with
Wow mxrmeny and the day FOR the marriage appointed
ske residence Of the brides asher Of Washing
~ Hollow, Duchess county, New York Mr.. Robinson
reaches ANA on gong 70 The stage SGs dis
and there detained for soms time, Waiting for funds'
sane So.ei On Der wayto washington iooE TO meet the
ana dSs Gs isf Ss
pace consists IN the n.eryess between Old Roons'n Mrs
ssNs never Sc. each oSsr he aud
hat sgsar sss very spsbsss In the sSsnson in
= ms. Montague and eliso Brush. and msgnanimousy
pretty ie ;s well .sist X aosS
author Of he English version.
aSoPssINa OF THE CHAMBERS STREET THEATRE.
This k7use opened evening, uader the manage
.eD. Of Nesrs. L. davenport snd H. Watkins, aud for
ne fuire 1 be known he American theatre The sale
MED wi the friends Of the sssees ard anything may
be hoped from hs m night they hsve e1pec. that
heir e, ier prise viii be The company
hh comprising tevera well known pamss, and the
orchestra 40: by means tee worst in the city The
rAnnsn, commenced with allesorca a5leau In honor
:asrs Sanpsns s.sSs IN the .Dsctsce Paint Heart
, al Lady followed with Ms ID Z. frost and
NJ Davenport IN the principal parts Ms Eros. - the
ssdknee The evening however, drama
from the Of Mr. H. Watkins entitled Our Couurys 81
Mechanic Volunteer" We have
0tve pho: suites that the pie>s lie full
rcism vi-tns rich vany senmen ~id iuu just
he thing, fast for national holiday, when the people are
WssLs Mrs. Frost performed lhe principal characters
hesus Conner and Fitzgerald provoked much laughter as
Dsvenpor: called before the curtain a. the oonclu
piece aud promised TO address ac audience
OF the entertainment In compa with Mr.
Watkins The two managers appeared "A prom set and al
pleasant bsdnaxe between themselves hey both re-
turned thanks ID he audencs and promised their ees Tor tue
Susu-e-
BRouGHAMs THEATRE.
Tia, very exciting play Camille" which Is initiating on
young gentlemen into the stories of the deD
monde and making phtss romantic not fashionable WAS
prodseed evening a. 3roughsms theatre 70 crowded
Arune T. Was considered at first 20 give the uns
Ap.rx.sd Camille 20 New cru aud.clce and the courte
,an a. Glued c5uettc but have got out Of such
suploly and % isicme drond;ssent ID nov
no. or II perms he boards OF thssyes but rushed
high ". rich and from broadway 10 the
be very. Virginia nnpgben enacted the part OF the
bsrn hts her frs. IL our city ehe dd not
al he ordna and performed her
shsraeer abstraction o. the audience Mr. Howe was
e Armand The house seemed TO be ~ full a.
ho rore hope, IN honor Of the Anniversary than
OF The play.
r.AtuERe-The coace. but By this Artist Ia
pcun,sd fox his evening" Nibos saloon, when he VIII
rh several fsntsias and have The sssssnce Of
Nr,es D. Augrs Johaaasen AID oilers At two O'Clock he
ssccud mSinee q. Dodwohs and 10 morrow NE