The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04
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PARx THRArRs.-" Alsxandsr the Create vas sssi n
performed last evening. Mr. vandsnhoG playing Asxan-
der. The comedy Of the Stage Struck Yankee. con.
cludsd tho entertainments This evening Mr.. Marble
takes his benefit being the last night Of his appear
collection OF attractive novelties 10 pre-
ssntsd, and will ensure, doubt not, crowded and
fashionable house Sam Patch in France ~ the Yer
mont Wool Dealer - the original drama of Hue and
Cry" and the nautical drains Of Black Eyed susan, {"
with variety OF limitations by Wnehell, and number
OF comic songs by Dickinson the bill OF fare Ia the
first pieces Mr. Marble gives his admirable delinea
tions of Yankee character and in the last by way
showing the versatility Of his talents he snacts william
the sailor. Mr. Marble is man Of genius, and during
the past week has kept the house in roar Of laughter
by his inmitable presentations. We hope his friends
and the play going public generally will turn out and
give him bumper.
BowERY THEATRE-Ths entertainments at this popu-
lar place of last evening" consisted Of the
play Of Damon and Pyhias - the grand equestrian
drama Of "Ivsnhos and the farce Of tho dead Shot"
This evening capital bill il presented for the benefit Of
Mr. C. r Thorne, the grand drama OF the "Avengsr,
in which Mr. Thorns susains four characters the
tern spectacle Of FL Hyders and the funniest OF all
dramas, Don Cesar de Bazan" will be played. In all
OF these Mrs Thorne also appears Mr. and Mrs Thorne
have long been avortss in this city and doubt
Mr.. Thornss nrst benefit at the Bowsry will DO q
bumper indeed
BowERY AnpurrnxArax-sands, Lent Co., with
their fine equestrian company and stud Of horses, are
still here. Tho fsats Of the ponies. the dancing
saw and exhibit toe high degree which the
animals be trained All the other feats Of the
frst character There will be an exhibition this after
noon at half past two for the Juveniles and the usual
exhibition this evening
Nrw GREENWICH THEATRE. -"Romeo and Jsletn
was again performed last evening at this elegant drama.
tic temple, which opened the previous night The
house was crowded by audisnss remarkable for its
intelligence and just appreciation Of the beauties Of the
immortal bard. The Management of the new theatre
deserve great praise for their taste in producing play
refined and beautiful this on their opening nsht
to do ia future We cannot doubt that our up to wn
population will literally patroni1s an establishment
to the New York public Hs: c sns E:
rs Romeo, and Mrs. w. n, Crisp Juliet-Nr H. r
0rattan playing Mercuto The play is without doubt
Of shakspearsa pure love story without particle Of
sicky sentiment or tawdry 6nsry to give popularity
feelings for 10 the language Of nnocs and youth
The Romeo Of Miss Ellie last evening was an admira-
bic piece OF acting and drew forth loud and indeed rap
urous bursts Of applause from the audience From st
to last it was feeling, grassful and decateths Amer
minsnt points were portray ed in mastory style From
the fancifnl to the imaginative and then i'm
FASHIONED Romeo We followed her With delight
Mrs Crisps Juliet, too, full Of and beauty
Pure and delicate, the soft and glowing passion
which becomes at length deep passionate,
exclamation on her first interview with Romeo:-
"My beauty is as boundlsss a. the sea-
My love as deep"
rendered with great effect and bsays her CHI
ter Her reply to the nurse who speaks iii Of her lover
after his Punishment and her to say shame
come to Romeo, was full Of energy and loudly APP
plauded We think however the best acting occurred
IN the balcony scene and In the last act Mr. H. p Graf
tan played Mercutio that most msrcura and spirited Of
comic characters with great amin stion
in the purest classical TASTE with proper emphasis and
incubation Of voice his attitudes ali natural and
and we are satsAsd his has BEEN close study
OF the character OF the other performers sorry
others most tolsrabls and not to Be endured" The ad
miraole musical burietta, Don Giovanni" concluded
the entertainments This evening Romeo and Juliet |"
and Don Giovanni" will be repeated.
PALMss OrERA Houss.-The entertainments at this
elegant establishment Of the novel, varied and
interesting character. Among the many astonishing
things to be seen Mr. Nelson's ancient dulcimer rock
harmonion. and musical sticks, indeed surprising
and draw forth expressions of delight and wonder from
large audiences The Tyrolean vpcalists too are ad
nirabls in their way, aud the acrobatc dis plays by
Harrington and son, the admiration Of all who have wit
messed them. splendid bill Of attractions 10 offered
this evening, and We hope to see q crowded house.
ORAToRiA OF THE SEVEN SLEErshs.-The Tabernacle
was crowded last night with fashionable auditory.
The oracro Of tho Seven Sesps" as our readers are
81 course sware, 10 founded Legendary miracle Of
the early of Csrssiauity tho language beautiful
and tho music varied and delightful Dr. c. Lowe ia the
composer oe8uin were singers,
assisted by the Misses Northall and windmullsr snd So
vsrai members Of the Sacred Music Society The chorus
was very powerful The duet in the hrst part Of the
orstorio between Mabchus and Ssrpion, of the
most interesting in the whole performance. The
compartment nght, and gives ample opportunity for
the playful ch.acter Of the vocal parts but il very
much enriched by the tones Of the bassoon and hute
terminging.. The greatest applause was manifested
the periormancs, and every nearer ev
IDENTIFY delighted These oratorios very CONNIE
BILE productions, gratifying tbs purest TASTE at the
time that they inculcae the most sacred and roverena
sentiments
GsAro MYSTICAL ESrERrAINMEEr.-The ladies Of the
Abingdon Association give a grand musical entertain
ment, the Jexs street church, between Eighth and
Ninth auss, in aid Of the funds Of the church. On
Tuesday z, sung. Mr.. Clirchugh, Mr. end Mrs Philips
and tss New York Amatcur Music Association have
volunteered their services, and the will IN
doubleday Ircvs q brilliant aud profitable affair.
Mr.. Broughsm, who has distinguished himself in the
theatrical world, by his superior enactment Of Iash
has arrived in our city and proposes to give
series OF amusing entertainments, la Masfhess In
short tine Report speaks highly of his great
N these entertainments In Boston.
Movements OF Travellers.