The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
Theatricals.


crowded house, witnessed last night the performance
for the first time for many years in this city of otways
tragedy of Venice Preserved" In the days when
Kemble end Young with Miss ONei as the he rome ap
peared in this play, it was eminently popular more
however, from the talent concentrated than from own
intrinsic merits Since has seldom been produced and
in fact now ranks amongst the almost forgotten blood
and murder" productions Of past in dramatic ltera
ture. Yet the parts Of Pierre" "Jsfern and Belv
dera afford ample scope for the display of histronic
in manner entirely creditable to the artists who filed
those parts. BANDS Jaer" of the best things
carried out with good taste and Judgment Mrs Bland
sustained the very difficult part of Belvidera" with
great deal Of truthulness and energy. The with
Jaier" where, by her winning tenderness, she COM
pels him to abandon his deadly purpose was character
lied by pathos natural and thrilling to draw tears
gives way beneath the accumulated load Of misery
and despair her acting bore throughout the impress Of
the highest order Of genius and skill On the fall of the
curtain Mrs. Bland was called out.
After the tragedy, the Double Cracovienne" was
danced with much grace by the Misses vallee. The
Mrs Skerritt made her first appearance this season.
cluded the entertainments OF the evening.
Tonight Miss Delcy, in Cinderella, occasion of
Brough's benefit
BowERy THEArRE.-Last evening Messrs. Cony and
Blanchardwh their wonderful dogs, made their second
appearance at the Bowery, before another crowded
house. The sagacty and tractaby Of the dog has long
been subject OF admiration among naturasts. All who
desire proof Of the strength Of these traits will do well
to visit the Bowery during the engagements of Messr
Cony and Blanchard The fidelity attachment and cum
ming of the dog all beautifully portrayed by these
noble animals. Messrs. Cony andBanchard sustained
their characters with great force and beauty.
They performed last night in the drama of the High
land Drover," previous to which the play of Ugoino
was performed and the evening closed with the grand
nafio NJ Tho 1orl IT, ,;rlt
have strong bill Damon and thaso with Mr. Scott
Damon, the Highland Drover" and the Black RAN
gers"
CASTLE GARDEN-The burlesque Opera Company still
continue to draw full houses of delighted audiences
Last night they presented Buy Dare" burlesque up
on Aubers La Bayadere This is certainly Of the
most pleasing performances in the city, and one at which
the citizen stranger may while away an evening great
ly to his satisfaction Tonight have buresque on
the up ostillion.r
NIBLo's GARDEN.-The performance of the "Honey
moon" last night drew together large and fashionable
auditory, anxious to witness Mrs. Mowatts personaon
Of the character fJu0na supported by Crsps aranz
Mrs Mowatt's acting throughout the performance wa
highly credtabe as she fully sustained the high repua
tation she has already earned showing she
versalty Of talent which is calculated to insure her
high place. either in the comic tragic walks in the
aruous line of profession which she has selected
herself Mrs. M is now before New York public suf-
fcieny long to enable the most rigid critic pronounce
upon her claims to popular favor upon the stage and
though yet comparatively novice in her profession
she has her way upon popular appreciation by her
successful efforts upon the stage. which will insure her
success in the brilliant which lies before her.
Crisps 4ransa was respectable piece of acting Wal
colts Rolando also well sustained The entire per
Torrance passed off in highly creditable to the
company.
PALMo's-"Picayune Butler" and all his friends mus
have "come to town. and visited Palmo's Opera House
last night The Philippians continue to draw crowded
houses and well they deserve to, for a company of
sweeter singers has not blessed the of citizens
for many day They have opened a new budget Of
songs and gees this week.
THE Swiss BELL RINGERS gave five concerts in Boston
last week at the Melodeon, which crowded each
night they played Indeed, great rush took place
Friday and Saturday evenings that many hundreds Of
people were unable to obtain admission although the
building will contain upwards of twelve hundred per.
sons seated 1t said they cleared upwards of $500 in
the five nights They have gone to Lowell for two nights
and after playing farewell concert Boston, will re-
turn to this city to bid the New Workers adcu previous
to their departure for the South and Mexico which tour
will occupy them at least year They will then return
to this city and embark for their grand European tour
This band has travelled upwards of II 900 miles and
given 230 concerts since their arrival in this country in
September OF last year Their has equaed their
enterprise and industry.