The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK THEArRE.-This establishment opens this
ing for the summer season Mr.. Dan Marble, who we
are glad hear has recovered from his temporary nds
position produces this evening his prize comedy Of
Clay. is American play, and is suited to Mr. Mar
bes style of acting is cast to the strength vi the
company and near good as il is said to be- muss 20
well received MIR. Marble is afterwards to appear IN
his iavortc piece The Game Cock OF the Wilderness"
The prices for the summer season have been reduced
the admission to the boxes being but fifty cents, and to
BowERy THEATRE.-The splendid spectacle Of the
Last Of the Thousand and One Nights" was produced
again at the Bowery last night, with undated magnif
It is of the most gorgeous and novel dramatic
exhibitions witnessed and ELECTS the most tumultu
applause from large and fashionable audiences who
are wondersruck their widest fancies realized
the stage It would hardly possible that the fanc
full and grotesque imagnatons in the Arabian Nights
Entertainments should be put visby before the eye yet
the enterprise Of Mr. Jackson the manager OF this popu
lar establishment has accomplished it. This great spec
taclc is to be repeated tonight for, the benefit
Of the author--let it be substantial demonstra.
ton of Just public appreciation of talent The grand
drama Of The Crusaders" is also to be performed to-
night Messrs Cony and Blanchard and their wonderful
dog Hector appearing for the second time since their
return.
CASTLE GARpEN.-During the extreme heat Of this
weather. there is fortunately place in the
place is Castle Garden, where a fine concert inter-
sperscd with dancing by the Misses Vallee and Mr.
are given every syeRng we are g.aS ao
place Of amusement The best ice and wines
also to be found there.
GREENwIcH.-This beautiful theatre has been leased
by Mr. Freer, formerly Of the Chatham, and will be
opened on Monday next, with a talented company MIR.
Freer is said to be actor of mary ability, and
lis knowledge Of the business of manager is guaran
" OF the success of the establishment.
HERR ALExASpER.-The performances Of this arch ma
gcian, last evening, at Pamos created among large
and respectable audience the greatest wonder and ADM
ration We always knew that our senses could be de-
ceived but never imagined that We could be hood
winked to such extent were by Nh. Alexander
last evening One the last Of his performances, struck
particularly dexterous From hat belonging to
OF the audience, he produced between fifty and sixty
tin cups Of two three inches in diameter together with
an immense number ofpockethandkerchefs, and whole
conservatory of flowers This not superior to many
other tricks performed, but mention it OF a
number His card tricks very surprising and his
danger had he lived in Salem hundred years ago. He
is TO give entirely different performance this evening
sioSoR BLrrz.-Ths wonderful professor of the
mantle science, is in New York.
WELcH MAINS CIRcus.-Thc Boston Transcript,
speaking Of this popular establishment exhibiting
in city, says that the grace and daring Of the beau
full Mrs Louisa Howard elicit great applause; and the
charming little Rivers family unequalled in their
of the very best ever visited Boston The audi
ences are large and fashionable.
MIR Templeton is to be in Boston next week.
The somans still giving concerts at New Orleans
with undated success.
Miss Julia Dean is engaged to appear at Boston in the
fall