The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Uuaaa, are vel and ravorsbiy known 70 the public We
believe thai sbsy have sincere desire 70 promote
artistic Feeling veil ss 70 make money, snd ws trust
hat they vii do both. The Opera Tor hs evening the
"Sonnambua," Of Boilini, which WORK ever charming
fresh, ever The Amina or The alght Madame
Frezzrin, stands before the pa,is In somewhat novel
poson She hs been severely criticised In advance OF
hes dsb and the meat spute OF her critics have sevss
heard her sing Therefore may be worth while 70 say
who abs L. Madame Frsz2oinl u . Tuscan, OF good
family Her faiaer WAS sssso, and . rival OF
LAbIachs. Her mother was the intimate grspi of
Naabran, By whose advice our pr.ua donna was
educatsd for ice stage Her In Ita,y inne
date No singer OF late years has created much
thusssm Upon her ground a gregxolin!. She has
been sSseaa from Iay sboct ten years pnt suoh Is the
fame that che bias among her psops that travellers
passing through .he district where she born
SANITY 5srr,gs,cd As 20 VIVA, shc Frer5olni doing
In pazy and Why did not the FIc.zcln! bac. to
them n proper to say TINT her personal popularity ia
as sreat ss her artistic renown 1he intimate friend OF
the Princess kalnlde Demdod, she has always been Ia
ne highest society, and has sCqu,red thai sdoiT aty
whlca so rar grand danca Sigh for, bu. which TOW
obtain.
AT Vienna where the audiences believed to
criuca saan In Paris, and much than in Italy,
Irezzoiu achieved another grea. In lsys sac
broke plenty OF CosssuS hearts, and carried OF
l.ads Of .casies. To PATS che came with q
fame ready @sds and received rather cooly
on. they sni thai she cot only nno singer, but
great dramatic Ashs and they gave her the atst place 81
the Iarsn Opera, waoa she cs msp;sned against oil
ctme.l for seyeril successive This audience or
the ssie yeatsdoa. IS to nnsc ~hat !as Fs1 ais
cieEce 10 .ae audience such Ars;ophaass
had cor ns comedies and Eurpdes for nis tragedies
becaa.e ;hers 10 In PArs heAhe and opera for eysiy
class OF people such audience that at the IaIeas
has opinion founded oroo tue true csDous OF art aud
may be depended upon AT the HAiiens Nine Frezzo!in
ssag with ava Or SIX osser ?.sa: don, bat s retained
her place the prime favorhe OF lbs pubic Her Anne
Eean engagement made, with some difficulty, ~ the
special instance Of tr. ThRlosrg, VINO s only well
quained with tire merits of all the rtss Europe but
knows very well what viii suit the taste Of pubic-A
good lAir. generous pubis-when 1t is lei alone
These Of the aniecsdena Of the artist who IL
to siOg AminA this evening. The eno. Labccstta and
the baritone Gasssr. ara both Artists OF good repuo The
conductor Is beloved to be thoroughly master OF his pro
esson and expect to hear very ne performance nj
the Academy !his evening
A. Buron's theatre Mr.. E.win Booth closet engage
oeo. salu'da. aher suddenly. Mr.. Booth contracted
severe bronchial affection which res1ted Ia hoarseneEs.
lie Ii succeeded TINS evening By M James & Murdoch
capital oomsdsn Mr. Murdoch has just retu, ned from
Europe He played an engagement OF one hundred nights
q. The Raymsske theatre, and pronounced by ali tho
critics TO bs Toe bat Young krAbe the Ecgsh stage
This VIVA, ne al knew very wei before ba we record
here for the benefit Of those who value London opinion
something FER which have great respect weB Mr..
Murdoch pays Yoapg kIrsbcl nj Burcns to night. bccg
his G appearance since his return 10 this extensive
try and he oogh' 10 bsvea crammed house 70 welcome
him. The play--"The IncoDstant'--hss quite q good
benin. Mrs A. Parker and clherL
Al Laura Keenes theatre the exctemeai FOR the opening
week the appearance Of Mr. Joseph jefferson, who,
being very exec lent actor, jumped 1t once into the AZ
feesons OF the publlc which docs MT really about
Hames regulations, any traditional nonsense, bu,
nkes what good, having good aste enough It, and
quietly Kills oil wha. 10 bad by letting II Alone vey
yerey. Miss Keeae has produced nice little Arce-"A
CoDjuxsl Lcason''-in which sho and Nj Jefferson are
The ony performers The play 10 capital; 90 ID
the acting. Tns piece had . run in London, with
Robson and Mss Stirling, OF one hundred and
my successive nights. We sppressnd that soma
time win eapss before cisAppcau from his
Ksoses bls The program =, this house 70 night In.
Guides Tom lay ors now comedy, "yictms," which IL
pc formed here for the rst time In America and "A Coo
jugal Lesson" All the company (Which an exceedingly
good ons) appear In those pieces Mr.. J. a. Burnett .
ct this house.
waacks theatre opened for the season on Thursday,
AMI Lsndos assurance ts been played for three nights
10 crowded houses Fvsrybody spess In praise OF the
cxceen, alterations In the front or the theatre They
give money 10 the manager aud comfort 10 the
public, % evsrybody n pleased The attraction oil ihis
house TO night verron OF ala Fsmmina," which has
been altered from tho French by Mss Heron herself
or oouse Mss Heron plays The principal character. IA
FiamminA" ourous play, written and brought out
der curious circumstances Curiosity will make everybody
40 10 zee H. After Mas Heron, Nj. Dyo,i and M A. H.
davenport play the principal paris In this psoce.
A, Niboa Garden we have to night entirely new
ballet, Acalsss" IN which Mile gous plays the princi.
rsl r5t mo bnl 10 n very tempting one for audiences
of the ballet.
Al the olympic iherre, Broadway, this evenings bin
includes /" A Morning Call" the Wizard Skin" aud
Poor Piricoody" Mas Kate saxo1 an ex sollcni &C.
treas has joned the company here.
The BOwsry theatre doing Old time business under
the careful management Of Mr.. Eddy, who thoroughly
understands The wants Of bic sudcnce The compaay IL
worry yooa one, quito equal 10 any work, from shass
pcre down 70 the melodr.ms The sitrac,,oa n'ga
The Wandering Ie., Always great hero, snd
. Irorcta BorRis" Mr.. Eaty plays nsEober
At the Museum there 10 entirely new series Of ala
solving Views, with magical performances, &s. Miss s.
L. Williams, vocalist and actress OF whom We hear the
heat accounts, underlined TO appear here the isa
The opera Antique al Woods and q, Essbanic,' Hall
puis forth good programmes for TINS evening.
All the ;aesres have strong sa,, snd the weather IL
rpeciably cool there vii be grand opening % TIE fall
campaign
The Broadway theatre VIII open with Mr.. Charles
Matthews on konosy next U4th). NJ. H. B Conway sia
direct the stage during Mr.. hstthews' performances
nnfhnr rnyteusrfv ssayflng In lhe aolnx, cg
the rural theatres Some OF tho Philadelphia and Brlon
hou,es open, but have hardly got fairly rnder way
Mr. Held very good actor, opens the theatre Rnx.
ham.oa TO night The principal play tho "Boaey Mcor,"
with Misc hAy Agnes Cameron IuisnA. our rrtcnds
the "sorthcrn TER viii hnd n,ss Cameron pretty,
sracetsl, plensnt actress
Ahs Family Herald.
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