The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18
Theatrical. Musical. &c.


PARK THEATRE.-Mr. Hackett appeared last evening,
for the third time during his present engagement in
Macklini famous comedy Of the Man of the World"
The performance drew down great applause from the
audience; and although were not exactly suited with
Mr. Hacketts Scotch, performance in high comedy,
it admirable. The subordinate parts played
with great taste by Messrs Dyot Bland and Others and
Mesdames Vernon and Abbott aid the beautiful Miss
Croker who promises to become in time after the
ssctEno fey faults: very superior actress rest The
a..a1y %1ss
in the farce were well done. particularly Mr. DeWal-
dens Chsries Mr. Hackett appears again this evening
in Tho Kentuckian," and the "Irish Attorney"
New GREErwIcH THEArRE.-"T The Rakes Prsgress,',
with the astonishing feats Of Herr Cline, the chief
attractions at this splendid theatre last evening Miss
Jsla Drake performed Betsy Higgins admirably both
Mr.. Grattan and Mr.. Eddy the former Harry Mark
ham, the latter Tom Rakewe filled with delight the
peculiar art astonishing his feats drew down
repeated bursts Of applause The evenings entertain
ganza Of Don Giovanni" Here again Miss Drake per-
formed with delightful charm-her singing 10 rch ele
pso%sr: and such good Catering for the public
sure this theatre ought to succeed situated a. in
the heart and centre Of the crowded population OF this
city.
BowERr THEATRE" LATTE" is still the rsge and
promises to have good Scott il brilliant usual
Davenport admirable and Blanchard excellent in their
respective characters, Latte General Jackson, and
Alphonso. The Rake's Progress" concluded the PEE
Torrance, and respectfully sustained. The attrac
tive bills nightly put forward at Old Bowery" keeps
up a continual run upon the company. Thessuperor
cement and enterpze Of the worthy proprietor,
ceivs just appreciation in the unboundsd patronage
bestowed upon the theatre, whore first rate stock
company and e'ways sts or two are 70 o. iound
ventiated and fitted in most superb manner, afford
ing degree Of and comfort to the spectator which
AZ At f~h
"Old Bowery," particularly now, when the weather is
becoming and win daily become, more sultry.
BowERy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has made
decided hit in this quarter-and certainly, his per
Torrance last night received the marked applause Of
crowded house. His extraordinary feat of horssman-
ship drew forth enthusiastic and reiterated applause
There il something truly manly in athletic perform
which il calculated to call up many agreeable
associations connected with the games and exercise.
practices The agility and extraordinary proves in
gymnastics exhibited BY the active troupe truly
astonishing. The Amphitheatrs is doing nrst rae.'
Mr. r. Sands and his inianle gymnastic artists Maurice
and jesse delighted the entire assembly BY their extra
Ts IL:
tire Amphi,hsatre was filed to o'erhowing full" Nc
Fsrands feat Of atty somersets in drow forth
rapturous applause Sands, Lent Co are doing them
selves positive wrong BY turning their backs
upon their numerous friends and the crowds who have
the patrons Of the Amphitheare been presented with
such rich bill Of fare, with such powerful array
COOeIruCtl0n
Amphitheatre adds considerably to its effect. We trus
the troupe will continue in the city week longer-i
not here, at least In other quarter central
but let THEN exhibit where .Ssy may they viii BE-
every success wherever they may move to.
GRAND CoroxRr OF GERMAN BESEvoLENr So
ciETY.-We call with great pleasure the attention o.
the citizens Of New York to the concert Of the above
society which comes OF tonight At ths Tabernacle
There ought to be rush Of citizens to this conceri
ought to exceed anything Of the kind witnessed among
for this society annually saves thousand and thou
sands Of dollars to this city by the extensive distribution
makes among the poor and necesstous Germans VIII,
land here great numbers But for the benevolent
ertons OF this society, all those poor whom relieves
ment the expenses of the poor department to
nous extent. While however, the object 10 80 lauds
bls-such TO mako II imperative duty, nay,
pleasure, charm, to the kind, the generous and tn
benevolent to sustain this society there much,
more for the money, than Is commonly given in simis
assemblages whore the purpose Of benevolsnce no
night a. viii charm the ears Of The dusst There vii
be such performance as the country men Of Mosar
Pleyel, Meyer, Weber, az, or music itself alone eoul
All the charms and S..ra s.rs Will Be-
trated together this night at this grand concert;
there 70 who are epicurss In song and music; and bel
st be there who are ~. ~ n
fitting and blessing your fellow citizens.
Ma BRouoHAM-We hope that the many friends en-
admirsrs Of this inmitsbs Irish comedian and humoria
sysninS. a. Pslmo's Mr.. Brougham has done more i
those to elevate the Irish character an
10 dspel the prejudice which exists agans fellow
cs i.ourer - and historans who travel about pis
ps upon the feelings Of the Irish population to the tun
Of" Monsy in both pockets" We hope to see Palmo'
crowded this evening The entertainment 10 eminsntl
entitled this patronage not only Of the rsh hut Of Il
! classes Of citizens.
BioRANAs.--We understand that Msssrs. Lewis Bar
tholomsw GO. will exhibit their splendid dioy ans