The New York herald., 1862-04-21
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL.

Nated SINGER whose voice and meSnod would 40 no us
credit TO the Italian stage The of the piece has
been immense, the house being nightly crowded from
parquet ceiling. On Saturday there viii be afssr-
noon performance Of II.
Al waHacks Bourcicaults satirical comedy, ~Love
and Money" was revived on Monday last Mr.. Lester
walaek playing Lord Fpey, tho original OF Sohern's
Lord Dmdrea<y. The piece admirably mounted
and was an entire success. During the remainder
OF the week there has been repetition q
the comedies already played. Tonight Bulwer's
play Of the "Lady Of Lyons'' will bo brought
out with most effective cast-Iestsr wallack playing
Claude Aelnottes and Mrs. Hoey Pauline.
As the Winter Garden benefits have pretty nearly
fIled up the week Tonight Miss Bstsman makes her
re"see, and will be supported by powerful company,
including Mr. J. w. wallack Jr., Mr.. Henry Placido (hs
hrst appearance hore for several years), Mr.. Edwin
Adams great avore with the Philadelphia audiences
Mr.. A. III. Davenport, Mr.. W. Davdge, Mrs. Blake and
Mrs Chanfrau Miss Bateman has selected the part Of
julia in sno "Hunchback for this OCCASION for the
double that she has her greatest in
in the provinces, and that it is, Of all mpersonatcns,
the best calculated TO exhibit the Improvement that has
taken place in her style Of acting since she last appeared
among
AZ Laura Keese's there is no change in the bills.
To night The popular actor aud manager, Mr. c. L. Fox,
cpens waacks old theatre, which has Of late changed
nov hope permanent, title Of "The Olympic" He has
taken with him from the New Bowery old treasurer
Mr. fryon and Mr.. G. C. Howard, who Is to be acting
manager Mr.. Fox is going the plan OF giving first
class entertainments at low prices The admission the
orchestra stalls will be only fy cents and to the boxes
snd parquet tweutyv The company will include Mr.
+ W. Clarke, Miss Mary Mitchell Miss Fanny Herring
"a of course Mr. Fox himself than whom there are few
eeverer c,medans pantomimists Mr.. Koppitz is to
Aa..
evening will be the popular DRAMA "Eustache Baudin,
and Pianches fairy extravaganza, "The Invisible
Princen
sgnor Tombss with whose debut opera opens at the
Academy this evening, said to be an artist of fine gifts
The foreign critics accord to him OF great beauty
and compass and he is moreover young and good look
inequalities not to be despised in a tenor. He is
Roman by BIRTH and is the Of Of Napoleon old
ocers He commenced bis studies At the age of thir
teen, under the celebrated maestro Concordia and re-
mainsd under his tuition years. il being prudeny
determined not TO allow him begin early his profess
sienal career. He made his first debut in tho Roman
provinces in 1852, as primo tenore asso and at
sprang into popularity, engagements being successvsy
offered him at Naples, Rome, Trieste, Genoa Venice
rurin, Florence Bresca, Madrid Bucharest Jassy and
onaly at the Tacon theatre from he has just
rome. OF the role which he sings this evening in "Rigo
etfo FL Hrcido, Of Havana, speaks in the following
hudatory terms;-"Senor rombesi made an excellent
Duke OF Mantua. and achieved complete triumph He
Gang the barcaroe with great TASTE feeling and appreca
Sion, and caused regular frore the duet with Gida in
lhs second act which allegro part he had 10 repeat at tn
sal Of the audience, after which the young tenor was
Nur times called before the curtain. Senior rombeai
Aas gained triumph in 'Rgoetto," and justified the
praise Of the Herdldo, which, from the beginning atr,
butsdto him the characteristics Of fine singer and an
sneelent actor"
n. Paul Jugnet 70 whose enterprise We are indebted
r some Of the most agreeable entertainments that We
Aavs hsd this winter takes his benefit 70 morrow even
ing afNblos saloon. The performances will consist
=. Bayards clever vaudeville, ola Dame aux rrois
Csuleurs, and "Ls ssrmsnt a'Ho9scs" Our publc but
especially the French portion Of M is bound 70 give NJ
Ju'gnst generous support On This occasion All the
money that be received in subscriptions 10 his theatre
vas spent tn endeavorins to render In every way
sueesssful sxpsrnens and n Jusnss ends his season
individually no richer than: when ~ began. II our
citizens desire to these charming pssfsrmaacss r.
sswed they will nos fail 70 respond hbsralyts the %.
peal made 10 them by the benefciaire.
Gottscbalk 10 expected in town this week, and will
probably give here his way to the Eastern
cities
Mr.. Busch, artist and composer Of merit but who
has not been az fortunate in pecuDary he
serves, gives grand vocal and instrumental concert at
irving Hal, Thursday next, when his 1aou Mater will
be performed by Dodworth's orchestra Madame Clara
BrnkerboG Nile. Octave Gomicn, Mons J. G. Durant and
ssnor Gonzalez sustaining the solo parts Tomorrow
there will be public rehearsal OF the work at the hail
d half past two O'Clock
That pleasing vocalist Miss Kate Dean has boon lately
engaged In novel professional enterprise For the las
Iwo months she has been giving concerts, assisted
by lady vocalist in camps in Virginia
snd with extraordinary success Her patriotic
songs have had the most stimulating effect on
the soldiers, and she has been literally beseeed
by invitations from commanders OF divisions and br
gades TO visit their quarters One OF the appanded
s her songs Is entitled " The American standardrths
words by g. p. Morris, and the music by that accom-
pshed composer, a. Bagiol It has besn published in
New York. Miss Dean could have employed her ape
vocal powers 10 greater advantage for her soags 20,
enly to dssipate the OF camp e but TO stir
up those patriotic impulses which inspire the heart ana
ssrvs the Of The soldier in the dread hour OF conflict,
Mes Hsrmins Carer, the pianist, has returned from
Hsvana
Mr. dc Cordova gives his last lecture for the season o
oodworth's Hall to- morrow evening.
Dr. Cotton gives OF his laughing gas exhibitions AZ
The Brooklyn AthseDeum this evening" and another AZ
Ne Cooper Institute on Friday.
Mr. c. wheatsigh was 70 lsave San Francisco on tho
slst nit and Is expected here BY the next steamer
Miss Kellogg has received the offer Of very advsn
,agsous engagement from her Majsstys theatre in In
Con, but has declined IT, preerns extend her repe,
;sys before she goes abroad.
Madame comte Dorchsrd 10 rapidly recovering from
he cscis Of the accident which prevented her making
Der promised debut here.
We understand that b Mr.. Grsu's intention 10
INTRODUCES this week 10 the Academy audiences the
nveniis pianist, Willie Barnssmore pape Who although
spy twelve years Of age has attained proficiency on
sbs instrument that established regulations xb,
ssvy. His musical memory Is such that he can pIsv
without notes from list OF nfty long difficult pieces
any that may DO selected by the audisnce His imi,s
lions Of 1haibsrg, Gotschslk and other masters. are
sssonshngly clever.
.ontb. They at present ,be Continent, ON Ton,
" pleasure.