The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-27

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those VINO have moi a. 70. seen her, bit who hav
nevs.hese@ Witnessed the efforts OF the many grs
dancers VINO preceded Ter In this country, When tas
dc see her ths apparent mystery connected with hi
popularity vii be immediately dissolved. II not b.
superior dancing toa, csates 80 much eanEAasn
and attracts such assembagss in the midst ~
or; shs is q very dne paatomiun. and, w!:hs-, has
beautiful form and expressive cornensnoe-sns wba
tending TO eniow tina artist with NOT mercy one b.. MAJ
qualifications tha. trres.s.it y pleasing She Is
pear In character TO n,gh.-,has OF Pose DE- Mai,
the sparkling ballet OF "LA Boqueta.re" TIE talents
vaudeville company viii also perform two avoi.s comic
pieces, and between the plays vs.tsrs 10 bs eos
tanned with The deshal promenade concerts, which
become great feature in the Garden
BowxsY ra.Arsx.-Aihough Manager EDDY hi, nA "
found 1t necessary to rig az Indian puakas cci,gal
fountains, glaciers Of reAp Ice and other modern l,vs
tons for ventilation, the large awembAges BY witch
house WA hronged last week appeared quits coos
comfortable, and enjoyed themselves Infinitely ~ wei
the patrons OF other establishments. Fortunately Ga
immense ediacs contains vas! number OF windows a.
DOORS which, on being thrown OPEN, render thu psa
6ue ~ agreeable "a any OF iH rivals TIE unbol No
success OF NJ. Eddys inaugural week gives promise Of
mes, successful career and should there be dl 1ko
In the conmendabe tact and talent at p-csa-. acst
there car be no doubt the old Bowery viii oon..aus
leading pscs Of amusement for many years rsv 81
mesiic drama written by Mr. Pilgrim, Is to be prodrcs
this evening, called "Twenty Years Of Boa,mAn's ris
or Night and Day Scenes the Hudson River" I, vii
preceded BY s'IA Tour dc Nesle,"
BUsoy's-Ihe promenade concerts and mu.c,, ~.
vss given this elegant theatre last week, were COMPS
rs.vely well attended, but, somehow other, ths .
tendan did not seem exactly 70 enter into the spirit o.
entertainments. Instead OF promenadng, keeping step
the rusc tnpariing life and yvac,ty TO .hemselvs
their friends, they ,sainet their seats, and were p
regards outward Appearances cold and far less chez
less than the chuns OF ice which fountain Va
throwing the sparkling Croton. One two gay, oyozt
moving assembages are only required TO give pssu
to these festivals and render them exceedingly pop1N
The las. OF the series announced for this evening
alarge gathering may be expected to listen to the
singing o. Mss Behrend and the grand music OF the
sier orchts.ra and chorus company.
WAIIAc1s Large, fashionable and spprecia,7s AID
sn throng this pleasant establishment, enjoy to
unexcelsd acting OF the regular company and more p
ticulny that Of the dashing Mrs John Wood, who has
late been exciting the veest mirh by inimltabl nia
ton. OF the pecuares OF Of great singers o. IL
day. The Illustrations vastly funny and yet 80 tru
to the e thai they aoubly relished by all hsv
tee great originals Mrs. VI. having been rsenyaxe
viii appear this evening Francine in the "Gr.s, to sh
Nil" and Porta In Francis TAords burls,qus er.ravs
served" Mr.. John Wood, the comedian, has also Dee
engaged and win make his debut a. the hero in ts Ia
named piece.
OLTsPGc.-ln who derive pleasure Ia Witnessing bur
lesques and other comca representations will doubles
be graaed 10 learn that, although the regular
this house closed on Saturday the members Of the
pany have determined 70 keep open time longer
Tia, this 10 udcious move will ga'nsay who hay
wnessed the enthusiastic Applause nightly bestowed uoo
them by crowded audiences since the foa
weeks ago Mrs C. Howard, the principal actress,
immense fAyore, not only in New York bu, .hIoushoa
the entire country, and the merits Of Messrs Chsnsrar
Harry Hall T. Johnston and others OF the COMPANY
too highly appreciated bycu- community to require
OF erosy. The nrst piece for to night "Rip Van Win
kle" II will be followed By the burlssque OF ''Oym
ana" In which tabeau has been introduced syie<
presentation Of Splendid Testimonial and Drowning Of
Prma Donna"
AsTEoAS Arsrus ABIDE from the curiss.tes noinins
proves attractive nj this establishment during warn
weather than magical deusions, as s evidenced By tn
crowds Of both juveniles adults who are Al pressn
daily and nightly hocking 10 the renowned wizard an
venirloc ust Prof wynsn who has prepared a rrssf
budget OF wonder, and comicates this aerncsn an
evening.
Gro. CEsrrY AND WOODS MISrSss.-Bcs.tss nu neroui
songs and Dances these comics philosophers viii TO MA
cert IA Narezek," "Bloomer Promenade" "RochsSiss
Knockings," and the grea, whimscauiy OF "rae Ma
gican."
BRYAST's Mynvnts announce the engagement, OF Ia
fsyorte ballad singer, Nj. J. Farrenberg, who vii
make bis hB appearance this evening. The selecSioss
usus embrace chsice assortment OF the most VIII msca
Ethiopian eccen,ricres.
Ma woor-Thls favorite ACTOR and author Is 10 Jake
benefit al walacx's next wednesday, when xsasrai
gathering Of TIE old plsygoe1 may be anticipated Mr.
and Mrs. +. B. Conway Messrs. c. W. Clarke, J. Eors
J. C. Dunn and other popular artists have volunteered.
TIA MASK CnLnxN.-The Marsh juvenile comedians
sfter mosi suoocNfrl Southern and Western loar Wi
commence an engagement al Laura KSenss taos.re, on
Monday, August
Msc1IlAsEous-Manazer Burton has returned from his
highly successful Sring tour in the wes looking Jolly
and hearty ~ ever Some Of the critics declare
that they never knew what comleh acting wa III tasy
Burton
M UilmAn announces that be ha, effected al ens,xe
mert with Xieuxemrs, the renowned vonlss, who
ted much seEsauon In this country dozen years
ago. tie Is TO make the tour Of the United States.
Nr S. W elena, the comedian, ct present in this city
and prepared her agent 70 enter into engagements fo
MIS- Maggie atcheI, Of whom have heard 80 mach
. . distinguished western actress BY the way, a s re
ported that she has been secured for Laura Keese con-.
ing season.
Mr. George Holland has returned from Toronto racrs
os oonoal genius attracted large audiences lie was sue
oeeded ihoro By the renowned Lola honiss who IL sac
is about 10 return 10 Buao, (where her pecu. a.sss'
to be greatly appreclsed With the intention o. Civ
ing lectares "Besuful Women, and the "ncmocracs
Of Europe"
NJ. r. A. Marshall, manager Of the Broadway, aaa Of
the Walnut street theatre, and Academy Of Music Pb,ie
pha, va, married TO Miss Emms se Eavcn Of the latter
city en- thursday
They have been playing Mr.. Bronghsn's sdapts,oo q
"Dombey Son. At the Howard Atheneum, Boston, with
the acikor a. Capt. Cr,ile, Mr.. E. Davenport as N.x
Joe Blgsocs and Jack Bunsby, and Mr., a. Eiih A,o,
the same gen,lemans "Pocahoniss with Mr.. Davespor,
~ john Smith, Mr. Brougham Pouh,i,a, AMI Mn.