The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-24
Theatrical and Muscaal.


PAax TarArAs-Mr AndrewS benefit took place At
the Park last night The house rather slender not
withstandng the excellent bill got up for the occasion,
and the estimation in which Mr. Andrews is held by tho
play-goers OF the city On Monday evening the Kesns
fresh from their riumphs in the South and West will aP
pear in "ion" and we may expect 70 see Inc ran
crowded with the elite OF thecny II
BowERY-we had a repetition last evening OF the
Stranger Miss Julia Dean took the part of Mrs. Hal
ler and fully sustained her high reputation in the per-
formance Scott was usual at home" in the Stranger
Miss Dean in the Soldiers Daughter" drew forth re-
peated bursts of applause by her Of
the character of Widow CHEEKY. Clark played frank
Hearall with broad comic humor and HasdswayS nm
The house last night filed to its utmost capaciy ana
the audience wore highly pleased win the &C.
Monday night Miss Dean will take the part Of Juie
and vii no doubt draw crowded house.
GREENWICH THEArnE.-This theatre will open to-mor-
row evening, under the entire management and control
Of Mr. O. ~ Tomlinson. The manager has made great
many improvements in the theatre and in the company
and determined to deserve and receive large
share Of patronage. The evenings entertainments con-
sist OF three elegant pieces viz the drama OF vow
of Theresa" the vaudeville entitled state Secrets ana
the beautiful operetta Of Tho Swiss Cottage In TINS
bill inducements sufficient to draw very crowd
ed house. The prices Of admission. believe, remain
the same as they wero under the old regime
THEATRIcAL MovEMESrs-Mr. and Mrs Chas. keane,
whose arrival at tho Aston was prematurey announced
in morning paper Of yesterday had not arrived in this
city, by the Southern trains Of last night They
however, expected the Of the day fulfil their
announcement at the Park theatre tomorrow evening.
CASTLE GARpEs.--Another conce # of fne nstrumcn.
tai given at this delightful retreat last evening
To-day the garden will be open all day. and concert o.
sacred music from tho most celebrated composers will
be given this evening. This will afford delightful op
porunity Of spending the afternoon and evening in
pleasant and profitable manner Ma1
MADAME AuGusrA.-This accomplished artistic u.s. we
informed about to enor into short engagement with
the Greenwich theatre to appear in few days in some
Of her best bae previous to her departure for Europe
1t is her intention to pay visit TO her family in France Of
months after which, she will return, may be. in
tho fall execute engagement in this country This
splendid and brilliant artistic will doubt electrfy the
upper part Of the city by her wonderful achievements
and unequallcd grace and skill in tho fascinating ballet
ROCKWELL AND SroSEs ClRcus-This extensive star
company has just closed very successful soourn in
Brooklyn and il TO perform Monday we learn, in ia
maica; 26th in Hampstead 9th, in Flushing 18th and
29th in Williamsburg, and on the both in Jersey City
The people OF those towns will be- astonhed by the
tent Of this extraordinary corps well by the genius
of such pei Herr Cline Levi North Franklin
Mcfarland 10. Gossin and Mrs Gossin, artists Of tbs
very ofest ordor of skill The two spectaclcs invented
by Rockwell and Stone, will charm and surprise ovcry
spectator
YANKEE HILL gives one Of his humorous entertain
ments at Military Hall, Newark, on Monday evening
when the citizens will receive rich treat.
Mr.. Dempstcr gave his closing concert in Louisville OF
the 18th inst