The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

ACADEMY OF mUsIC-LA GRANGE IN "NoRMAr
D would sppear 10 be alone the artistic attractions
La Grunge brings Der at this unusual season the m
bus ct excellent house In spite Of the elements
There fee,inR ms. she has also the cam OF volunteer
ing tho Present experiment vt her personal risk 40
sars nt only ~ prtml donna, but also imprcssaro
Hence wss thai Sihs!anfing the dismal rain laa
evening carriages surrounded entrance 70
che opera hcuse, within full and excellent audience
crowded she puqiet,s and box ter Is at this season
th the real achieve Of s material uses
- just now ,ba. must provo . of attraction
and epterAins the throngs OF strangers attracted
hers for purposes Of trade Il Is found accordingly tina,
our chants purchase their tickets by the pack
boxes al TIE Aca icy attended by array new
otracons-he be- and beauties from the interior Il
larry Increased humber Of these acoessions city
~ this time, ana hst Ia Grange proy led them
vito ms uoeS s,ed brief season OF OPERA they you'd
return ht mo badly disappointed. proves therefore,
quite aticdstnd Ia oar gay young merchants
La Grange herself abued with purpose {, make
snese nuai renoerigee Of round OF the gree. ciss
which sns mai DO rems@ecrod As fSr
her hcsi effort A, Norma. last right she sang in
all the spirit and feeling OF this purpose The role Is
known VI her most excellent efforts. sue Was
Systematically it, especially through try.
Tue ciaor and enthusiasm at the descent OF the
was tor,inued, mi With Arnold and Madame Gieden-
berg, the cOmpeied TO appear before the
TAIN here sue p'eeisd by renewed and most
eeuc 'caDsiahs No ohef performance until aoaday,
deal Of credit spii,ed leader In Max's old seat
rHE NEW DANsEusE AT HIsLos-
Anobe- crowded greeted Sgnorina Roa last
uen At Nbos, tnas aneslDg TO her complete suocoss.
Bringing her cid ali the brilliant attributes with which
one Ii gnedbeauy, g'ace elegance and skill In her art
-ehe nus slrcady good opinion OF all who have
wttne. sed her extraordinary performance No ddns7a
~e have ever attempted the feats Of grace which
esnorpa Roa acoompishcs with uncrrns precision The
ehu, iaso OF surpassed that Of Monday night
and IN esey STeshs and bouquets wore showercd
Of Der feet ALI the artists acquitted themselves with
great CROFT Msdsue sGZetii, Lima Wendell aud Mile
LebuAn esceled tb"m.elves. Altogether, the balct
perfect Nil w. vs AMI II the immense audiences shich
have crosd,o ne house ~ the two drst nsh OF is
fotmalce ee sDy e-t Of ts pruAr.iy, II 10 destined 70
have q tors and svcc. ss'ui run
vALLAux's rBE.rRs-Hrss ELIZA LOGAN AS PAR
raksIA IN IsGoNAR.
Tue ,tais OF weather scoms 10 have ereo; upon
Mo crowds lhs, nightly thrcug the boxes OF wallacks
theatre IN ~n,ss sbs logsns wonderful pcrsonatour
M COLI wet dry, the horse Is died 10 overlooking
and tbe e'husissm T. nightly the ncrcac Que fact
Gas been particularly noticeable since Miss Lognn's on
euseu,eut, xtish T. its own best comincnt-ths. L.
the great amber Of females that compose her su,
diepccs, and bear wine. 10 her abilics
an actres, Men may rnron.ze drams OF the ga
miIle school; but they 10th to bring their wives
daushtrs aud female &C iairtapcos 10 witness that
Which mus, inevitably corrupt thcm. Miss Logan
has sc oobouded 10 appear only 10 plays that are OF
epexcepii mai morality, and which modest woman
witness with VI biv-h By this CIRCUMSTANCE
for the very large proportion OF ladies' that to
make w The cru~oe' audiences at this tboairc.
Last night Mis- tosao aDDeared tarthouia In the
mantle play " ngomar,' aud added another 70 her
many dF snsuo biurpna. The story, as will be rernsm
bered turns utsa is Influence erortcd by young irccx
sr upon Rough barbarisn Of tse nouptains, who Is
rofeseu by passion he conccvos FOR the
Crl. and finally cuustDu % sash his face shave him
oelf stop tObpirs hs bekhbC's, and ohorsisc acting
oil Respectable and stupi lcore do The doa u pFeuy
mental msusereo much 90, indeed, that Il ofteu APP
breaches bu sque and II only saved BY the tact OF
che actors, aud the real OF most Of the situations
Partbcnia " roll that requires woman OF genius 10
apt 10 become iDsip Us pautudes weusomc and the
pretennus exclamation o the text stacy and ATE ted
Yet Notwithstanding tho unpromsing nature ~ the part
Mis- Logan mansgei, by her genius and TACT 10 invest
with era g, sOmanliuess that made II of the most
peesUe " the greatest OF her personatons. the roe
II not dcobstave; Their Is ltflc passion 10 be dis
played, and all the hincry that gocs 10 mako up
sensation" or bring down the house waning; yet
the quiet ustarsl ede, seoess and the unrivsed elocu
donary powers OF this accomplished dte rendered all
such sdventifious ads unnecctssy.
Perhaps the greatest char OF Miss Logans acting the
attention she pays to the minute details OF her psrtto
what may be termed tho embroidery OF acting, which
~orted with goloen thread aud with don and skilfa
o. In enc produced BY single scenes but raroy do
Gee an drtise so nnished enle, ali hef Part
and 10 every word and lcter OF tho text.
The enthusiasm OF The audience last night unbound
third and fourth acts and cosc 70 receive the plan
diu Of the audience, who sore worked up fever OF
enthusiasm.
To niaht Mss logan viii appear in new play, entitled
orhe Italian Bride, written expressly for her By Mr.
Yates Law, Of Gesrgis.