The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-12
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK TaEArRr.-Last evening was ticket night at
this establishment The numerous friends of those for
whose especial benefit the proceeds Of the performances
were devoted rallied in great numbers and were
cessfu in forming very good house This evening is
set apart the benefit Of the very popular stage
ger whose friends and admirers are the
hairs on his head Mr.. Barry, as an actor as gentle
and citizen is without blemish, and is unver
Kean have kindly and considerably volunteered their
valuable services the occasion and Will appear for the
%s and an ase n The musical drama Of
De Bazan We hope that the patrons Of the drama will
testify their estimation Of Mr. Barry in proPsr manner
this evening We will be much disappointed II VIC do
not larger house at the Park this evening than any
this season.
BowERr THEATRr.-The tragedy of "Ion" was per.
formed last night at the Bowery in very creditable
Tho Adrastus Of j. r. Scott is one Of the best
personaou Of the character that has been made
and Mrs Jones by means inferior as lon The Cam
paign the Rio Grande" still meets with unbounded ap
pause from the patriotic portion of the audience and
although rather hasty and feeble production. Is we'll
calculated to give substantial idea Of operations at the
ming. on the occasion of Mr. Z. VOLTS benefit Loves
Sacrifice" :" The Foes OF Night" and Biack.eyed
Susan" together with concert by Kendals brass band
compose magnificent BILL
CAsrLr GARDrr.-we spent a couple Of hours last
evening this pleasant and airy retreat and at the end
of that ime felt if half hour had not elapsed
Tho superb cosmoramic views which the enterprisng
gers have put up with great expense and to view
which is alone worth than tho price of admission,
combined with the performances of orchestra which
inferior to in the country and the other attractions
belonging to this establishment exclusively render
beyond question the most interesting place OF amuse-
mont in this city. We hope Msssrs. French Heiser
will meet with the they deserve for their
endeavors TO please the public and assure our read
that evening at Castle Garden cannot fail to de-
light them.
NIBLo'.-The house last evening, actually crowd
Cd from pit to DOME and many Of the audience
able to the performances, which comprised comic
pastoral pantomime called La Feto Champetre,' and
the magic pantomime Of the Invisible Harlequin" in
which the Ravel Family and Madame Javei exhibited
their astonishing of balancing posturing and dan
cling the tight rope and convulsed the audience with
laughter by their comic transformations and contorons
The performances Of Madame Javell and Mr. Charles
Winther on the tight rope, are really astonishing; and
the balancing and posturng Of the child created great
deal Of admiration During the ntermssion the orches-
ira played raj beautiful marches pokas and
quadrilles and the immense assembage came away de-
lighted with the evenings entertainment Tonight the
Ravel Family perform again.
Dan Marble, the greatest Yankee comedian living has
arrived the Astor House. and engaged In conducting
the Of which, has created little stir in
the theatrical world
Mr. TEMrLEroS--This distinguished vocalist has late
ly given a concert, in Philadelphia with distinguished
evening, in Baltimore. Aiser giving ono or two con-
certs in that city and Philadelphia he will return to this
city and will give concert Wednesday evening next
the Tabernacle We doubt not brilliant reception
awaits him.
Mrs Mowatt has drawn such crowded houses at the
theatre in Pittsburgh, that rerengagsmen has been
made with her by the manager.
The Peak Family, who singing in Hartford,
week. They well spoken Of in the places where
they have been.