The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-04
TheQtrlcals.


PARK THEArRE.-"Der Fret schultz" drew full house
last night. Mr. F. Gardner Rudolph, Mr. Brough as
Caspar Pearson the Prince, Miss Moss Anna and
all the others, did well could be desired. Miss
Moss encored more than once, and she deserved it
her share of the music tastefuly executed as
quite to surprise the hearers Miss Moss grows rapidly
in favor
The prima donna, Miss Decy, even outdone herself
Her voice really seemed improved since her recovery
from that small fit of hoarseness The cavatine, Gar
though dark Clouds" was given with the force of
conscious Of the ability required do justice the
difficult passages. Miss Delcy's action is than
usually correct and her enu6catisn clear and distinct
in fact she is accomplished actress and this
apparent the more closely she is observed. Or
course, that general favorite the Hunting chorus,
immensely relshed and a repetition called for. AT the
close OF the piece Miss Delcy appeared b,
Mr. Gardner in response to the vocerous calls OF
tremely thronged house The evenings Amusement,
wound up with the capital farce Of ADVICE Gratis b,
which all seemed to profit amazingly. Messrs. Bass
Fisher Bland and Andrews with Mrs Vernon and Miss
Horn appeared in it,
BowERy-WHAr's ~ NAME2-The " Ruffiaa Boy
was produced last evening at the Bowery, before q
densely crowded house, and not expecting to find any
thing sufficiently attractive under such sombquet,
not at all prepared for the very brilliant display OF
costume and splendid scenery with which the drama
rehesrsed through The whole of character show.
cd judcious management and the parts generally
well sustained. Mr. j. r. Scott has alread won golden
opinions since the commencement Of his engagement
and is nightly adding to his laures The parts selected
by him, in his general performance are such as are
well adapted for his powers and ability graphic
delineator of the bold and fercer passions. His
readings correct, and enunciaton clear and dis
tnct while his manly figure adds considerably his
performance in his pieces His personation of the hero
OF the plot The Rudian Boy was well sustained last
evening, and drew forth loud reals of applause. Mr.
). is general favoe with the Bowery playgoers and
has already received many laundering proofs of it, par
ucularly from "de boys" MIR Hadaway played Solo.
mon with much ceverness and kept the house in con.
nued roars Of laughter by the broad humors dis.
played in his OF the character which may be
called sort of Paul Fry, in its way. Mrs Philip Ba
roness Ethend was also very respectfully sustained
The performance by the orchestra of the excellent mu-
the professors in this department. Indeed the whole
went of with much ecIa and credabe to the en-.
Rangers" were again repeated lnihe latter piece Da
venport's jeff Half, 'live yankee" kept the house
in continual roar OF laughter during the performance
The bumper houses which nightly fill " old Bowery"
showsthe increasing thirst for dramatic representa-
by the public, and argues strongly in favor OF the grow
ing taste Of the age which justly appreciates tho
tons of the whose beralty in catering for the
public amusement has been nightly acknowledged in the
ment and cordial support which il receives will ne
additional inducement to the proprietor to add nightly
fresh attraction to this popular place Of amusement
CASTLE GARDKS.-Last evening the burlesque opera
company made most capital hit with two burlesque
operas" Som.am Bull OLE" and "Buy.TDare"-bur.
lesques upon two operas whose original names will
readily be recognised The effects produced by these
busesques very funny and put the audience in good
humor with themselves and all the world. Tonight is
the last night of the buresque company and the
bill is presented.
PALMo's.-To-night the Philippians close the third
week of their performances, and during that tina we
will venture to say that never have such audiences
been before in New York; night after night have
they crowded to hear their songs OH and young
gay and grave, alike have been delighted Tonight
they give another concert We trust they will be in
duced to remain another week to rejoice the hearts OF
those who have not yet heard them.
NIBLo's performances last evening were for the
benefit of Mr. VIM. II. Crisp, who as actor ami gen
eman, has made for himself popularity TO which ac
tors Of his ago have seldom arrived In so short a time
sheridan Knowles play of the Wife, with Mrs Mowat
rs Mariana, and Mr. Crisp Julian st Pierre, was PIE
sented to an oycraowing house Mr.. Crisp's perform
Of ST. Pierre marked h the strong points
which that character exhibits The care and reckless
ness OF poverty the keen Of wrong from ,vo
ums %efe n ran d ny Mr. Crisp and the as
Nowatt, as the faithful wife, preserving her homo
through intrigue ana misunderstanding, a beautiful
and chase performance And her final triumphg over
suspicious circumstances and her enemies, was strong
md powerful Mr.. Chrppendae performed Antonio
Matthew's. Ferrado and Gallagher Leonardo. Mrs.
Watts appeared Flobel and T. Placide as Battclo
After some splendid fireworks, the evening closed with
tho laughable Of Une Sam in which both the ria
cidcs appeared. The School for Scandal having he
received with such applause on the previous n'sns."iii
be repeated tonight.
We understand Mr.. Templeton has taken palmo's
Theatre and will appear there grand musical
tainme nj the 10th inst
Ole Bull gives his second concert at the Tabcra-'
on Monday noxt
Mrs Duvernel late Miss haywood, has been on aqed
by MIR Forbes for the Charleston theatre.
Congreves comedy Of Love for Love has con reyiv
ed at the National Theatre, Boston
Mr. Winters Chemical Dioramss are drawing crowd
TO the theatre at Quebec.
Ludlow Smiths Theatre, at st. Louis, is in opera
ton Dan Marble, the Yankee performer. perform
ing there lately AID complime ned with n supper
from some of the first people 10 the town
Howe Mabie's Circus is also at St. Louis.
One of Rockwell * stones establishments is at Sa.
lem, Mass
Mr.. Mossop is at Buffalo, !