The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-22
Thcatricals.

AnootF1C0l0s
PARK THEArRE-" Don Pasqualeo was brought for
ward for the last time, yesterday evening" and we'll
performed to respectable house. On Monday evening
will be brought out, for the first time The Brewer Of
Preston" comic opera to DO followed by The
Mummy" It's attractive bill Of fare, and will no
doubt, draw large house, curious to witness the new
piece.
BowERy THEArRE.-The grand historical drama Of
vanhoe" performed last evening for the last time
This gorgeous pageant and truly beautiful composition
has had long and successful run, and Is Withdrawn
to make for another aud still brilliant novel.
ty Thus the enterprsing manager, Mr. Jackson caters
for the taste of his patrons Hs does not force upon
them old plays, however beautiful In themselves they
may be- but novelty after novelty follows in quick
oessicn. Tomorrow evening a new, grand, romantic
pectacle entitled "Marmion," dramatsed from Sir Wal
ter SCOTS renowned poem Of that name, will be pro.
duced for the first time II abounds IN effective situa
ons splendid and the p a0 4: one Of
mion, and Mrs. @. Jones' Constance The whole piece
s well cast, ami win have great run Enterprise and
talent rewarded by the New York public.
BowEaY AM,HIrHEAraE-Perhsps the greatest event
OF the season. in the way Of equestrian displays will
take place morrow evening Inc Bowsry Amphthsa:
Mr. r. mcfarland, who !. known to have acoonpiishsd
sixtyeght consecutive somsrses, Mesrrs, Sands, Lent
imable clown, Joe Psntand Master Walter Aymar, the
dashing and spirited rider Lathrop, Gardner, Mosely,
ing Madame Gasdnsr] viii Comprise the equestrian
troupe The dancing, waltzng and 6ghting ponies, viii
be likewise introduced for the first time in this country
The ponies were purchased by Mr.. Sands, during his
late successful tour to Europe and from what We have
heard Of them through our foreign exchanges,
constraned to believe that event in the equestrian
world cam by any possibility excel the wonderful per-
ormances and the astonishing sagacious Developments
The Amphi,hestre will hardly aord sufficient room for
the eager and excited crowd who will be induced to
visit it, through the short season contemplated for this
If - trvNIN N&nVf
WEIGH, MANN AND DELAvAN's ClRcus, PHILADELPHIA
This equestrian troupe and dramatic corps doing
wonderful and most successful business in Philadelphia
This company will leave for the southern and south
western territories Of country in order to carry out
their anticipated summer campaign. We would there
cognse Phadepha, as sister city, should not forget
this particular item, in their travels thitherward.
HowEs' Ciscvs. AT BALrMonE.--This equestrian
Opera House, during the past winter, are now giving
series Of exhibitions at Baltimore. Madame Marie Ma
IL
her appearance Thus company are to proceed to Wash
or two. s.1
The ORIGINAL HARMorprs.-This celebrated brother
hood, who should be considered among the very
first who beat banjo and the tamborine to CON
tinue their throughout the ensuing week
Their reception has than equaed their expecta-
ons and they therefore are induced to remain for
time to come They will appear a. usual, ON Monday
night.
The London Sunday Times, Of the LIST inst. says =
The sable quintefto gave one Of their amusing and
James Theatre. which was crowded. Several Of their
songs &C., encored and the duet by Messrs Stan.
wood Pelham the accordion and bones
tanets applauded to the echo was, Of course,
the Railroad Overture" which Is very extraordinary
Th Ss
given in honor Of the birthday Of the Duke of Cam
bridge Previously to their ARRIVAL Mr. John Parry had
the royal and distinguished party.
verdiS new version Of his opera of Ernani," just
brought out in Paris under the Of II Proscrtton
has been compressed into three instead Of four
which improved still has not been performed
frequently ~ It was first anticipated would be. II u
generally admitted that the work contains many musical
beauties
Miss Cushman. on leaving the Haymarket Theatre,
presented MIR. Frederick Webster, the stage director
letter. expressing in the handsomest terms her oblga
tons for the great assistance no had rendered her
production Of the pieces in which she played during
engagement there.
Comedy BY Douglas Jerrold, has been accepted at
the Haymarket Theatre il WILL most probably be the
ne 1t novelty produced there.
Madame vestrs, and Mr. Charles Matthews, have beer
playing at the Brighton Theatre.
Madsmoiselle Fabbr the celebrated damseuse, and NJ
Brctin drawing immense houses at the Theatre Roy
al Manchester, England. The Queens Theatre has beer
completely renovated by Mr. Sloane.
full engagement At tbs Theatre Royal Dublin. She Il
to be succeeded by the Misses Cushman, in Romeo
and Juliet"
Mr.. Macready lately commenced short engagement
| in Edinburgh.
MIR. Forrest has been playing IN Aberdeen and othe,
towns in the north Of Scotland
Police Intelligence.
MARCH 2l.-Robbing Psdtsr.-A German by thu
name OF Vinzenz Kle, was arrested yesterday by 20
iceman COsev, of Of tha l7tl