The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-17
Theatrical and Musical.

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advanced pay.
Theatrical and Musical.
PARK.--To night Mr.. Dan Marble produces his prize
comedy of Family Ties" at the Park and feel
sured that the New Workers. will give their old favorte
warm welcome on the occasion. The play, which is
American is said to be the production of Of
the Of Henry Clay and written expressly for Mr.
acting. George Barrett, Fisher Andrews, poveyy,
Vache Mrs. Abbott and Mrs Vernon have parts in it,
ne Il
men We perceive that the prices are reduced for the
summon season.
BowERY.-The numerous and gifted writers Of TO.
nance and fiction, have painted many vivid scenes
many gorgeous representations of" fairy land with its
elves, its genii, and its ogres Who has forgotten
the Arabian Nights Entertainment p drawing back the
mind to the unclouded days Of early youth, when the
heart is pregnant with joyous anticipaons Of bright
ton Of the poet and the novelist The associations
neced with the story ofthe BLACK Dwarf the Thou
always apt to draw US back to such days as these
doubtless there is none who, amid the tolls and cares Of
life that cannot enjoy peep into Paradise" or view
you please. To those who prefer the latter, would
say. go to the Bowery." Perhaps on no former
equal the grand and imposing spectacle now put
BY the Jealous snterpsug and popular proprietor and
manager of this fine theatre Mr. Jackson to crafty the
public tate, give eciat to his exertons The
Is taken from the Arabian tales and has truly magic
effect upon the minds Of the spectator The cost Of get
the opening scene Of" Putnam" will receive gmmer.
ing idea Of character Of the entire specta
enjoy this magnificent display with deep satisfaction
There will be run-s regular rush TO the Bowspy to
60 quickly"
MR. TEMrLEroS.-Ths gentleman gives concert this
evening at the Tabernacle. He will sing some of his
most admired songs and selections the OCCASION and
We have no doubt he will have crowded house. He
has just returned from Philadelphia and Baltimore,
where he has been giving concerts with distinguished
success In those cities large and fashionable audiences
have welcomed him back among them, and he has met
with the success that his talents as vocalist deserve
Mr. Templeton is universally acknowledged to be OF
the first vocass the and such he is appreciated
Hisrecepon this evening will doubt be brilliant
This IL the last time, understand, that the lovers Of
music in this city, will have opportunity of hearing
Mr. Templeton before his departure Northern tour
the operas Of "The Bronze Horse" "csustayus n"ia
Rayadero &C. &C., and several English and Scotch songs
and baleds together with the national song The Star
presented by Mr. Templeton, and must draw large au,
dience.
THE ALLEaHANIANs.-Thes talented vocalists give
concert this evening at the Coliseum 450 Broadway.
catches gees sc. &c and from what have heard OF
their singing, have doubt they will have full
house. Their songs are all choice ones.
HERR ALExANpER.-Thc intelligent audience at Pal.
performances Of Herr Alexander and manifested their
qualification by loud applause at frequent intervals The
remarkable feats Of hand and scientific exhibitions of this
gentleman are the most mysterious and surprising
ever witnessed and give a singular illustration Of the
Some almost led to believe that " Old Nickn has
hand in such matters and ndee it is scarcely possible
sach
scommepd every one to see these exhibitions at least
once.
CASTLE GARDES-The situation Of this noble saloon,
If thu In
best in the city for obtaining cool breeze during the
sweltering days Of the solstce full and e-
cjent orchestra under the direction Of Mr. Meyrer
forms in beautiful style Of the best compositions Of
the great mastsrs and give additional attraction to the
a1ne the Misses
is besides excellent vocalization by Mr. Holman,
and dancing BY Mr. Thompson The ice: and other re.
frsshmsnts excellent and do not think the public
can resist such combination Of attractions.
EXHIBITION OF .AuroMArA.-The wonderful duck Of
vsucauson, and the other automata exhibited by Mr.
elephant vsry beautiful and surprising piece Of me-.
chansm, and all the automata well worth seeing
LEOPOLD De MEYER AT LounvrLLE--Thc Louisville
journal of the 18th instant Says The first concert Of
this great master of music given at the Apollo ROOM
Tuesday evening, one Of the finest audiences
gathered at musical festival in this city and the per
tons that had been formed Of them seemed hold
world Of music in each hand and each hand seemed null
tiped into GIgsrs beyond computation, rch various
and overwhelming tie tides Of melody and harmony
he let loose rapt minds ohs auditory His energy
mantle variety is the most astonishing part Of his per.
tormapcs Monotony never comes near him, for we
ai n s Ss s1zs Ss. Z,
and that each would have differed in kind well as in
execution As he swept along in his triumphant career
chasing before him what mpossbilities to all other
men, fclt no was ct times approaching nsurmounta
BILE difficulties, and that harmoAy saq melody must be
give another and final concert this evening"
The signors Valentino are giving concerts in Kings
ton, Canada.
Miss Hill. The celebrated infant pianist" gave con.
cert in Syracuse on the 10th inst She only nine years
Of age.
Rockwell Stones circus Is now in Hudson Tbs or
bibtons are attended by large numbers.