The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-18
TheatricAls.

PARK TuEArRE--The Park, last evening was crowded
by q highly fashionable and intelligent audience on
the occasion of Mr. Marbles benefit and last appear.
The drama of the woodsman,D new mu.
steal jeu despr entitled Oregon" and the farce
the stage-struck Yankee" we're performed. Mr..
Marble is undoubtedly of the most finished and
original Of Yankee comedians but he labors under at
least one very great disadvantase-not having good
plays in which to show his powers Nothing but the
fact Of its being benefit night, though, would excuse
the presentation Of such worthless trash Oregon
and the sages,ruck Yankee" although Mr.. Marble
did all he could to them from their we'll mered
fate Mr. Sands and his beautiful and talented children
appeared during the evening in their
nastic exercises. They received with great en-.
thusasn and their graceful and astonishing feats of
strength agility and Skill excited universal admiration
They are, indeed ma.chless in their ar-every attitude
is q model for sculptor-everv movement full Of
beauty, grace and spirit Mr.. Dickinson the popular
comic vocalist also appeared and sung two Of his most
ceebrated comic songs At the close Of the perform.
ance Mr.. Marble forward in answer to the loud
call ofthe audience and made the following neat speech
Ladies and gentlemen-For the very liberal support
have received during my short engagement, allow me
to return you my sincere and heartfelt thanks and
specially bid you adieu" This evening " Don Pas
quale" vii, be performed for the last time brilliant
BowERY THEArRr.-Last night brought Mr. Jackson
another crowded house The Dumb Man of Manches-
ter" is of the most thrilling dramas that ever was
written and the talented company Of the Bowery do it
than justice. Mr.. Cony's Dumb Tom is a most
quisite piece Of serious pantomimc acting The gor
geous rappngs of the knights squires and steedsthe
docile yet spirited movements of the horses and the us
trous brilliancy and wonderful effect Of the scenery
render the equestrian drama of "Ivanhoe" the most
magnificent spectacle that has been produced ON
the New York stage. Thousands 60 to it and
again. delighted all who have the pleasure
behoding it. Tonight the benefit of Mr.. WaIdron comes
off, and extraordra AMY full bill is offered Mr. Marble
the prince of Yankee performers, IL to play in the
"Backwoodsman," which has been so enthusiastically
received ut the Park Mr. Dickinson sing of his
comic songs in his inimitabe manner and vanhoe 10
to be repeated in all its splcndor Cspacous the
Bowery 10, very early attendance will certainly be
necessary to secure seat
Mr. Kean took benefit in New Orleans on Monday
night, March 9th.
ables Of New Orleans The Iropc Of the 9th ult says
He leaves to for the North by the river route
intending to give concerts on the way We congratu.
late our musical friends in hatcher, Vtsksburg, Mem.
phis. Louisville and other river cities upon the exqui.
site musical treat in store for them.
Miss Northall and Mr. Kyle are eliciting warm ap.
plause from the Bostonans Their singing II described
a. excellent, true to nature, and full Of feeling.
The Kendalls gave at Salem, on Friday even
ing of last week.
vailed pianist Leopold de Meyer, Friday night ast
gave great satisfaction highly respectable audience
This eminent performer will give another concert in
this city on his return from Washington some day Of
the proa amt rcok