The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

Tneatracai and Musical H1htesrs.
me aregular amusement season" h fAs drawing 70
close, and performns who nave acquired an
snvabe celebrity here begnaing 70 leave Tor other
Zelda wherein 70 cultivate friends ana fortunes Our
highly gifted native sopsstress, hme Cora do wiihorst,
has already taken bar departure for Europe, together with
Mie Robert The danssuse and host of other artists, In
Guiding ve undsrssand, the entire msneers Of ballet
oup tbs bad Just been imported II considerable expense
hut vho vere deemed lacking In the essentials necessary
10 render them attractive, and as consequence were
not allowed 70 appear. Mime. Gsxzanga, the present
NINA donna Of ths Naretsok Opers company 70 per.
form but twice more In New York (foe Mr. Marshau's
benefit On Wednesday, and Max MAyetzeks on FridAy)
prior to her return 10 Europe and Nine Do IA Grange,
another immense vore, who Is also going abroad at an
early day, win give couple Of farewell concerts q
NibloS Saloon, the nrst Of which u 70 take paoe nsxs
Monday.
The Broadway theatre closed on Friday evening" and Is
somewhat uncertain when It will reopen. Tho sssson
viii also como to end at various other establishments
In Ne course Of few days. but arrangements have been
made for their immediate reopening for the With
efficient stock companies and, BY way Of further
rance that we are not By any means b deprived Of
customary evenings pleasure, several agents have been
FOR some time and arc stu actively employed In sslecng
and securing for the qualification Of citizens the best
theatrical and musical talent 70 b procured In Europe
Nr. A. NAyshall, the ssnslemaaly and indsfs.igsss
manager Il the Broadway, and the Walnut street theatre,
and now Italian Opera house In Philadapdas, Is "a
taks . benefit n the Academy u Music merit We'd
nssday, whsa we ere have he "Isovasore With MmA
Ga.saaisa, Nm PhiMps and sgaen BdsneS cOsssi and
Amedie N the CHIEF roJ, I'll under the sssvision aud
guidance o the popular Aazezek In addition the French
company from New Orleans win appear for the first us
In New York, In the vaudeville called "Edgard ct Bon
no." thus giving dxaWfi pleasant opportun ~ 70
brush up their French and Mr. Blake and other fAvortss
from the Broadway, viii perform the comedy Of "Hnp
son Co." Aside from the universal popularity Of Mr..
Marshall (who unfortunately compelled to sacrifice
many thousands Of dollars In consequence Of the promo
ture closing Of the Broadway Last BY the building
operations adjoining, and which kept Il closed I'LL
large portion Of the OF the present season had
dsappeared), the attractions here put forth would
at any time draw overlooking house. Italian opera,
French vaudeville and Engnsh comedy, all at house
the night, Is indeed q rarity; besides, is pro-
badly tho last chance with the exception Of Aaretzeks
benefit Friday shau have Of enjoying operate en-
tertainneats for some tune TO como.
fAiry spectacle of the comic order. entitled OBJ
snco, or the Magic Sword Is 70 be produced with much
spleador at Nbo's Garden 70 night Is only necessary
10 say that written by Jerome Rave, whose many
productions Of the kind have been emnenuy
full and that abounds in wonderful tricks and trans.
formations, In the execution Of which the Ravels
without rivals Tho play will be preceded by evout
on the light rope and . ballet divertisemeat.
Mr.. waack WAS greeted BY large and discriminating
audiences a. his theatre every night last week. and
he continue bis performances 70 the end OF The year
IL questionable whether there would be any percepble
diminutoni In the number Of his auditors. Tonight he s
70 represent his original character Of Capt Marphy Ma
guire, In the "erious Family performed by him for
long period nightly in London. Tho throughout Ia
unexceptorasle. "Pn Tell Your Wife," Is the aerpieoe.
Mr. Burton having recovered bis health returned 70 his
capacous and elegant theatre and warmly greeted by
numerous galaxy Of frends on Friday, when hS played
his renowned parts Of Sleek and roodes This evening he
will appear together with the leading members OF his
company for the bensns Of that very promising young
artist Mr. Mark Smith, who has already cavable
position In the estimation Of play goers. The bill pro
mises an abundance Of fun A grand combination d
talk pt-Messs. Brousham, Burton Eddy, G. Jordan and
C. W. Clarke, Mrs. L. W. Davenport &c.-wil appear TO-
morrow evening for the benefit Of the industrious
| surcr, Mr. C. Barnet
Mr. T. b. Johnston, the excellent comedian, TO whom
our citizens indebted for amount Of whole
hearty Ia, ghter take his benefit this, the Last
night of the season. at Laura Keenes theatre He has
lected for the occasion the amusing comedy called omar
ried Life" In which Messrs Jordan, Burnett, and the
lea ling artists Of the company including the beneficiary
will appear and tho famous spectacular extravaganza
"yariesy" which has had such long There Is no
doubt that the fun loving community will this evening
tender substantial TOKEN OF their estimation OF Mr. John
vton's ability scer and his worth citizen. Miss
Keene her intention tf opening the theatre
for the summer campaign On Wednesday evening.
Tho patrons Of the Bowery were last week reminded OF
tho "sood old times" when the theatre In liz prime,
and comparatively without rivals Mulutudes nocked TO
tho house every night, ana most profaseiy and en-
Enthusiastically showered their pAuds upon their old Avo
rie Mr. T. Chanfrau, In his familiar characters -part-
cuary that Of Moss In which he years
Cd In attracting ovcrnowing houses at two theatres during
an entire This engagement 1t the Bowery proves
beyond question that Mr. Is warmly esteemed ever
by his old sdmiren He win this evening appear In the
new local drama written for him by Miss Reeder
"inda The sssar Giri Nose among the Consprators
also In ao'F1anigan and the Fairies"
new and peculiar drama, entitled "Fraud and ia
Victims" was produced al the American Museum
last Thursday, and proving entirely successful, will
most likely be kept before the people for long umo,
Though OF somewhat classic style, II Is very ELECTIVE
presents nne picture Of every day life, and Is reported
70 have drawn muIitudes to witness II for almost In
credible number OF nights IN London II TO be repeated
this evening. In the afternoon 10 have the "Un
lucky Mortal" and "Imerok Boy }" and ample ume 70 In
spcc principal among tho myriads Of ourioses with
| which the museum n filed.
The oolorcd opera s In In usual nourshing condition
and Is likely 10 remain 20, despite warm and all other
sorts Of weather George Chrsty and Wood tonight
fer songs burlesqucs &C. and tho farce Of "New Year
Calls.r The LBuckeys present their new, amusing and
already decidedly popular operate Chinese buresque Of
aAiaddin" Tho Brysnts 1t Mechanics Hall, judiciousy
adhsrc 10 the old style OF mnsirely inerspersed with
their peculiar variations, not forgetting the "Essence Of