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SfeNoR VALENrrNI's ENTERTAINMENTS -Signor
Guirerp- Valentini, the far famed original "Valen-
tine Vox," gave an entertainment at the Concerl
Hall, Broadway, last evening, assisted by his father
Signor d. Valentino, and Miss Keane. These en-.
tertainments are certainly quite novelty, and are
worth attending; the ventriloquism is decidedly the
best we have ever heard; the wonderful perform.
ance of the elder Valentino on the "Harmonico
Mandelino," will astonish all those who hear it;
and must be heard ere any statement will be be-
lieved regarding it. Miss Keane's singing is both
sweet and pleasing, such as is not generally to be
met with at such like entertainments, and at pre-.
sent we do not think she has her Superior as pub
l'c singer in the city. This party only intend TO
give two more concerts, one on Monday afternoon
and the other in the evening; SO that, by the for
mer, families may have an opportunity Of hearing
without the disagreeabeness of late hours II vii


be regretted by the lovers Of original talent and
good music, It they allow this opportunity to miss
them the comic Italian laughing song at the con-
clnsion is worth more than all the money. Nothing
70 equal II was ever heard in this country before