The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-05
Theatrlcalss

PARK THEATRE The entertainments last evening
were for the benefit OF Mr. Marble. very fair house
was present The entertainments consisted Of the
dy Of Sam Patch in France -" The Vermont Wool
Dealer !" Hue and Cry" and Black Eyed Susan" In
all Of which Mr. Marble appeared and kept the audience
In Of laughter by the rich humor Of his Yankee
the loud and enthusiastic applause OF the audience
brought Mr. Marble before the curtain, who returned
his brief By the nrst Of June he hoped to
appear again II the Park Theatre, when several
to Albany to play an engagement. On Monday evening
Mr. Murdoch appears Claude Melnotte and Miss Mary
Ann Lee appears 10 La Fisur de Champs"
New GarExwIcH THEATRE. =" Romeo and Juliet
was again performed las evening At the above theatre
Mrs Crisps performance Of Jalet 10 decidedly the gem
Of the piece IL chasts classical and elegant per
Torrance, equal In opinion to Miss Fanny Kembls
Juliet, both in conception and execution. The Romeo
Of Miss Ellis 10 admirable and 1t possible for
female TO perform the part Of with perfect nature
and success We should say II than admirable
sn S wn
i. Ga Monday evening Mr. EDDY win appear in the
gramme of rich treat We cannot quit this hurried
sketch without expressing our delight ct the classic
taste Of the Management.
BowERY AMrHirHEArRr.-The novel and pleasing
pcformanceat this during the past week,
have attracted brilliant and crowded audiences The
graceful dancing and extraordinary fsats Of the
thorough bred English horse May Fly and Pas Temps
together with the nghtirg ponies, Deaf Burke and Tom
Spring, have the admiration Of ell visitors. Grand
az these performances have been, however, they are
about to be ecPsed by the appearance Of Mr. Sands and
his talented and beautiful children Monday In their
graceful and astonishing gymnastic fsas Mr. Sands 10
Gras possessing an here franc, and the child
inherit the physique of the father Their debut will
undoubtedly attract crowded and fashionable house
PALMos OrERA Housr-Fashionable audiences night
~ crowd this elegant place of amusement to listen 10
the music which Mr. Nelson manages to extract from
his rock harmonicon and musical pine sticks. The
rock harmonicon il collection Of stones taken from
the skiddaw Mountains in England, and Il almost i'm.
possible to conceive how music be extracted from
them-but il is The performances Of Harrington
and his boy the Tyroean minstre also prove very
s,ssvs and call forth s.prsa;;siSn. q I'm delight and
ed tomorrow evening and early attendance will be
necessary to secure seats
BowRRr THEAraE-Mr. and Mrs. Thorne appeared
again last evening At the Bowsry In the grand drama
the "Avsnger" the eastern spectacle Of FL Hyder'
and The drama Of " Don Cssar de Dazan" Tomorrow
evening "Julius Cssar," in which Mr.. Scott plays
Marc Anthony, and the celebrated drama Of "Jack
Sheppard" will be presented In the last piece. Mrs.
Thorne will enact Jack Sheppard character which she
most admirably Mr. and Mrs Thorne both
old favorss with the playgong public and We hope to
The entsrprlsng managsr Of this esabiishmsnt Is also
untirng IN his efforts to please his patrons and merits
liberal patronage from all lovers Of sterling perfor
mances.
Ths Louisville journal Of the 30th ultmo says Tho
very distinguished vocalist Mr. Templeon came up on
the Alex Scott to Memphis, on his way to ST. Louis.
Ho expects to be In Louisville in about ten days from
the present time.