The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02
Theatrical and NluslcaI.

PARK THrAraE.-Notwithstandin the reatening
aspect Of the weather. there select and fashionable
audience last evening" to witness the fifth
of Antony and Cleopatra" This tragedy il not an
acting play, even when cut down and metamorphosed
a. in the acting COPY is more adapted 70 the study
and appointments and the splendor Of the simulated
magnfceDce Of the East, serve to relieve the tedium
10 repeated thls evening the last time with the
amusing farce Of Lend me Five Shillings,' in which
Mr. Barrett and Mr. Bias: take the principal parts Mrs
Mowatt will appear on Monday evening, and doubt
her first appearance since her return from the South
will fill the house.
BowkRY THEArRE.-The "wizzard Of the Wave" was
again the rage last night at the Bowsry and drew
together large audience. Tonight il will be enacted
for the last tme when those who have yet witnessed
this splendid and rich entertainment would do well to
avail themselves Of the opportunity, which may not
again long time II IL piece 90 foil OF var
ETY., and deep In interest that mono will away
from seeing i without feeling that their time has been
well bestowed.
0REENwicH THEArRE -" Beauty and tie Beastn was
performed most captally at the Greenwich last night
and drew forth the loudest applause. The John Quill
Of Mr. W. Chapman, is Of the richest things
witnessed, comcaly and we'll does he render that
laughable part Miss Drake 10 also excellent in the cha
ractsr Of Beauty for she looks well plays IL,
night for the benefit Of Mr. Grattan being his last az
pearance. Yankee Hill and other eminent talent
voiunteereo Ior the OCCASION Inc Nako1 froEr0es
Wife for Day." Bombastes Furoso,n and the
first act of Beauty and the Beast" should each Of
them be sufficient to draw good house but when
bned a. they in the bill for tonight they must draw
bumper The management announce q rc-engagement
Of Yankee Hill for four nights, to commence on Mon
crowded nearly every night.
CHRnry's MISsrRELs.-These Hne Ethiopian minstrels
gave smother concert last evening at Palmos, to a
crowded audience. This company will long be remem.
bered by the citizens Of New York The soft touch Of
"them bones" will ring in long a. we have
ears and the Of that violin will ever awake
within some thought OF melody Their instrumental
music IL OF very superior order, and tho harmony of
their voices NEST exquisite. They will b welcome
to us New Yorkers who love to while away evening
in listening to sweet sounds. We bespsak for them
cordial reception wherever they CO. for they fne
artists and gsnemanly fellows Tonight 10 their last
performance, and they will have q humber.
M. De NoRoNHA.-This gentleman's concert which
to have taken place Wednesday, and was post.
poned in consequence of the nclemency Of the weather.
will como of on Tuesday evening next We under.
stand that tickets have been secured BY most of the
smatsurs and patrons Of musical science throughout
the city. We have doubt there will be good house
independently Of the fame Of NJ dc Noronha as an
artist Of high merit, the singing OF Madame Otto who
will contribute tho and Of her sweet voice and musical
sufficient Of itself to fill the house.
Mr. Tsmplston gave concert in Cincinnati on ths
2sh u The Journals Of that city speak Of him in terms
OF the highest admiration.
Miss Mary Ann Lee was to take her benefit in Boston
last evening
Mr. Brougham gave another Of his Irish
in Salem, on Thursday evening last
Mr.. Murdoch was to take benefit in Philadslphis,
last night.