The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-24
Theatrical and Musical.


PARx.-Mr Marble appeared again last evening In the
new comedy of Family Ties" and in the drama Of
Hue and Cry, In the latter all the characters wero
remarkably well sustained. We noticed Mr.. McDouals
acdg particularly good In this piece in his paIt Of
Marmaduke Mannikin Fisher both in this piece and in
Family Tes,' is cast in part entirely unsuited to him.
and he u.s. consequently made to appear to disadvantage
The acting Of Povey, Nc Doual, Mrs Vernon, and Mrs
Knight in the aferpiece was excellent The perform.
Tho Vermont Wool Dealer and " Black-Eyed su-
san" in each Of which Mr. Marble appears.
BowERY THrArRE.-The splendid nautical drama Of
The Wizard Of the Wave" formed the principal attrac
ton at the Bowery Theatre last evening Tho interest
which this avorc drama first created in the lovers Of
the drama continues undiminished; indeed it would
that grows more in favor every performance
II is withdrawn for the present to make for attrac
John r. scott Who for 80 long has been the avorte Of
the public, takes farewell benefit Tho bill IL rich and
varied and on this occasion must draw probably the
largest house In New York - Henry w"
forms part of the entertainments Mr. Scott taking the
part Of lospur Mr. Bass Of the Park Theatre Sir John
and the drama of the Murder Of the Cliff" Mr. SCOTS
numerous friends viii no doubt attend to him this
evening
GaEESwIcH THEArsE.-Mr. Freer is commencing his
management of this Theatre most auspicously. On the
first evening he had very good house. and last night
quite audience drawn together by the
announcement Of the Pirates Revenge" and the Gyp-
sey King" two exceedingly attractive and interesting
plays Mr. Freer himself excellent actor and per.
formed the part Of Alcorez last evening with great eclat
The Kinda Of Mrs Penscn also praiseworthy. The
"Gypsey King was if possible, played better than
Its first representation. The Greenwich Is beautiful
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amusement in the city. We trust that its enerprsng
manager may meet with permanent success The bill
for tonight csnssts OF True Blue and the Pirates
Oaih.n
CAsrLE GAaBEr.-This delightful place Of amusement
10 beginning to attract the attention it deserves There
10 every thing there that minister refined and
those wishing to spend pleasant evening" know Of
no place that we recommend in preference There
musicians, and led by Mr. Meyrer The Misses valse,
and MIR Thompson, entertain the visiters with their
graceful dancing, and Mr. Holman sings some choice
songs very hne style There can be pleasant
place to spend an evening
HERR ALxASpER.-Palmos again 6llsd last eyen
ing with fashion and beauty Tho greatest curosty Is
manifested discover the art of the wonderful magician
but all in vain the mystery Is unathomabe and speca.
tors are fan suppose that he is in league with
supernatural power. His numerous fsats of hand and
chemical exhibitions truly surprising and every
mason; and Thursday evening be intends to give
benefit charitable purpose connected with the LODGE
az he did in Charleston.
Masonic LoDoE-we perceive that the distinguish.
ed professor Of the magic art has rendered neht at
Pslmos the Masonic Grand Lodge. in aid Of the Ma.
generosity highly credtable to Herr Alexander, and
we arc sure will be properly appreciated by his Masonic
brethren well by citizens generally The gen.
srous offer has been by the grand master Of the
Lodge and the benefit will OF to (Thurs-
dayj evening" which occasion tho Grand Lodge will
appear in full regaa will be most interesting
sion and doubt the house will be crowded with the
beauty and fashion Of the city Independently Of the
ass. Aesandss TO give
rest by putting forth his full powers the occaaion-
THE ALLEoHAxIArs-Thes pleasing vocaliats give
their second concert this evening at Apollo Hall Their
songs received with evident delight by large and
discriminating audience their first appearance last
Wene sday evening, and doubt not they will have
crowded house this evening Mr. Buand has ono OF the
greatest natural voices have heard and by Gull
tivang properly, he will unquestionaby attain dis
tipction vocalist
Van Amburgh with his grand Caravan, was expected
to make triumphant procession into New Bedford, on
the 22d inst
NJ Field has acknowledged in the 81 Louis RsyeiHe
that he is the author of Family Ties" but says that j.
Robb is equally concerned in the authorship of the
piece.