The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK THEArRE.-The play of Loves Sacrifice" was
performed again at the Park last night Mrs. Mowat
to improve at each successive performance and
has overcome many Of the little defects which
ticed on first witnessing her pcrsonation Of Margaret
plished actress which is almost fascinating and it is pro
bable that she her lofty position in public estma
ton, much to this as to strength Of &C.
denaos'. EilmeIs; ana .:in eonsidsT i mos.
possibly witness it without stamping the actor
of infinite dramatic talent Tonight is the last
apart for her benefit She will appear two Of her most
popular and effective characteristics. Halter in the
stranger" and Gertrude in her play Of Fashion"
vandenhof will perform the Stranger and Mr.. Chppen
dale has volunteered to play Adam Trueman To predict
crowded and fashionable house would be to foIetell
certainty. We understand that Mr. Vandcnhofs benefit
takes place on Monday evening next.
BowERY THEArRE.-"Georgc Barnwell" tragedy
which said to have better effect than upon
audience performed at the Bowery, last night With
just applause Mr.. Clark appeared as Barnwcll and
Mrs. Madison Miwood The grand spectacle Of "El
probably the greatest attraction, however, from the
warmth with which it sppauded in all quarters Of
esting drama Of 1.-THE Robbers Wife, These numerous
entertainments on one night, prove that Mr. Jackson,
ton to give his patrons their full quantum of amuse-
ment For tonight, superb bill is offered viz Tho
kakcs Progress )" and the comedy of How to Die for
Love-" An engagement is understood to have been ef
fccted with Miss Julia Dcan and she Will make her
appearance the boards Of this theatre.
GREENwIcH THrATRE.-This establishment is closed
for short time will probably be reopened either
Monday, or Monday week.
PALMos.-Wc understand that company of dramatic
amateurs about to give series of entertainments
Pamos next week. II will, doubt be very interest
ing.
ANNIvERsARy New YoRK SACRED Music Socs-
Ery-Thc anniversary performance of this society will
take place this evening at the Tabernacle When the
public understand that Madam Pco Miss Northall Mr..
Colbum of Boston, and Mr. Edward Sheppard will be the
principal performers and that Handeps grand Oratorio of
the Messiah, will be the theme have hesitation in
saying that the Tabernacle will be filed to overowing
II will be recollected that Messrs Colbun and Sheppard
appear only great occasions such the
We wonder at this for when these gentlemen perform
among the fashionable circles, and were acknowledged
by competent judges to be two Of the best oratoo sing
in the country. Madame Pico's alone is SUM-
cicnt to fill the house.
ROCKWELL SrorE's CIRcRs.--Ths equestrian troupe,
consisting Of twcny-sx male performers, nine female
riders and fftyeght horses repeat their performances
this evening, at the Military Garden, Brooklyn. The
dresses banners &c, of the company magnificent
and with such attractions the graceful Levi North the
intrepid Hiram Franklin the great revolver Of somerses
Mcfarland and the inmitsble clown John Gossn, the
inhabitants of Brooklyn will receive rich treat and the
cxerons of the cnterprsing propetors will be apprcca
ted by full and fashionable audience.
Mr. Dcmpster gave his farewell concert at St. Louis,
on the I'd inst.
Mr. Kean took benefit at st. Louis on the 9th inst
The plays were the Iron Chest" and the Honey
Moon"