The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-28
Theatricaa and yiusicai.

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ele OF the Revolution the Patriots '76n in which
Ms Hall as Farmer Braseley, Mr. Burke rs Mesapota.
mia Jenkins, and Mrs Phillips Mary Brasslsy per-
formed their characters we'll and much TO the
ton OF the audience Next followed the thrilling art
tssnaing dram. OF he Bottlen Although many think
the character Of this drama highly wrought its
general features too sad and gloomy yet say a
more Instructive ssuary lesson Of the awful effects
htemperance and its evil results delivered
from the pulpit of the divine. Those who love the
sweet aud health giving walks of should
courage the performance of this piece must deeply
impress the minds Of the rising generation with the
horror OF intempsrance, and ince them pursuit
OF temperance and peace Of mind.
CHATHAM THEATRE The beautiful equestrian
drama, The Bride Of Abydos,'' was produced, for
the nr' time last evening" at this theatre The house
was tolsrsbly well filed, but to extent meet the
expenses necessarily incurred in the auxiliary aid Of
Rockwsfs company with hs celebrated stud Of horses
Several scenes rich banners other properties were
evidently new and We must say, the PIECE was put
the stage In splendid msnner but very frequent
~ the In the production OF piece there
which will likely be corrected in the next
representation OF this thrilling and attractive drama
isnsr Psshs OF Aeydos was ably sustained by Bran
ry was toleraby well done Mrs. Mclean excellent
In the part Of Zulsika The delay between each
TOO long, and very tedious aud rksome to the audience
Inc pirates the view Of the fortress Abydos and
the grand corridor in GisGers palace magnificent
parts by horse and foot was brilliant scene l. is an
attractive piece, and no doubt will have great
PALmos OPERA Housr-A most agreeable little place
to spend an evening pleasantly. Last evening the
laushabe farce Of "Lovs IN Livery" was presented In
which Mr.. w. D. Chapman Paul Patent, kept the
house in roar whenever hs showed his comica phis
upon the stage This is of Mr. CPS best characters
and in 1t he sings his song of Hark, Hark the Music"
which given by him last evening in excellent style.
Mr.. Dyott appeared a. Lord Sparkle, aud Mrs abbott
the Countess Violet m which they both appeared to
very good advantage also did Mrs Dyott in the CHAR
aoter of Louise In the Gise Madame Augusta appeared
as usual to the best advantage she only dances
tive, captivating little country girl well as the i'm
puisve heartwrung, and finally denented woman 10
she carries more than ordinary interest with the ballet
while her artistic performances past compare with
any rival dancer upon the American stass Mons.
Frederick wins great applause nightly, as also does
Miss Wells, who takes the part Of the Queen of the
FAIRIES The last piece was the petit smsdy Of The
Review" In winch Mr. Dyott played LSoasy Net walter
and Mr.. Chapman personated Caleb Qaotsm; thsy
supported by Messrs Pov-y, Rae, Mrs Jones and Alb
bott All went OF exceedingly we'll
CIRcUs-BowERy AMrHrrHEArns.-The varied and
amusing performances given at this house nightly at
tract large audiences and what with the equestrian
sats of the performers and the ceverness exhibited by
thstrained horses ponies &c of Messrs Sands Lent
Co Is stud every thing is done which be done in
circus. We must not forget to mention r. Sands ADD
his two in their beautiful and classic performances
The house Is we'll warmed these cold evenngs-the best
OF order Is preserved and know of desirable
place of amusement for family parties It Is patropized
by the most respectable Of our citizens.
CHRIsrys MNsTRELs.-These performers entered
their thirteenth week last nghta unparalleled al
most by single band of public actors particularly
when the staple of their entertain men is confined to
one subject but the ever-varying manner in which
they through their nightly songs dances So relieves
them Of all monotony They great harmonists and
will undoubtedly have great time this holiday week.
THE MODEL ARTISTS AT PIrrEux We noticed In
Yesterdays Herald the arrest of the Model Artists
Pinteux, on Sunday Disht. The Aldermen, together
the movements and accommodating the premises laying
low In order to pounce upon their prey at the given
including the following designated sacred sopgs"Evss
Lamentation," Peaceful Sumberiug the Ocean,"
~Infant,s Prayer" .M0thsr Dear" "Dost thou Remem;
after this fifteen minutes intermssion took place when
the curtain drawn aside for tho representing
" Hagsr and Ishmael" This the Aldermen allowed to
pass but the second tabeaux representing Jacob In
the house of Laban just the pedestal revolving,
with three well thereon with short skirts
and the audience straining their eyes with anxious
Imagination In pounced the Aldermen and police,
hs srs We tn ba
the artists tainted, throwing herself In position
which resembled the Greek Slave up set better
developed than any marble representation. On pas
sing to the dressing of stirring interest
took place, as come five Elk well formed females
In the act OF preparing fer the next tabeaux; In
corner was seen ry feshy LADY, dressed Bacchus,
on barrel studying her position another beautiful
formed creature, just drawing her tights ths
Greek slave together with others who dread
fully alarmed at the sight of the police with their clubs
order hide their face forgetting their lower exremi
ties thus making mixed with the sublime and
the ridiculous which is utterly impossible to describe
such scenes must be witnessed to be properly appreci
ed. After they conducted to the Station House
and dstsined ior the night, Mr.. Pinteux sent them
roast turkey and several bottles OF wnr to cheer their
souls which had the desired effect FIR during he night
rs they dosed of from fatigue the following sounds
cob, had / wings" Mother ere Dear" t sDoss thou
remember =" Recolections of home" &C., they
still imagining themselves the stage at P,nteux',
or In the House OF Laban, instead OF which, they
were lodged in the station house In the morning
they all taken before Justice Driuker who held
ftsu hail tI,.s~ f,f,.,
behavior and to keep the sabbath holy, aud the
ayer, MIR. Greedy, in $500, to do the same. This
two and three weeks, and the artists intmated to
the increase of salary required for their
support Il became necessary to shorten the skirts TO
increase the receipts and had the desired effect by
drawing crowded houses Thus ortenng their skirts
increased their wages, increased the attractions In
creased the receipts got them in the Station House. up
before Justice Drinksr and before the public for
their increased applause We have no doubt
other reef will be taken 10 their skirts. Not
withdrawing the arrest of the parties engaged In
the "Tabeaux Vivants" at Pinteuxs, on Sunday even
ing the performances went on as usual last evening by
the artists Their sojourn in the Station House
neither destroyed impaired other fair propor
tons, and the wen developed limb and rounded bust
pcrptua pieces, interrupted by the entrance Of the
police on Sunday VIII De given thi, evening, in INC
amusement and the enter tanments are well worth IT,
exhibition 10 obtaining the patronage 1t 30 fully merits
II decidedly of the wonders of this age and in the
way or palOting is great monument Vi energy
untiring exertion any work In existence. MIR Bsu
ward spent six eight years Of his life, amidst
hardship dangers to procure the necessary sketches for
this Rreat work He Is now however amply rewarded for
all his labors We commend his exhibition highly 10
all, aud particularly to those who seeking smuse-
ment during this holiday season
Collins. the Irish comedian has concluded most
ceesiul engagement in Phiadephia and has
to Richmond Va where he plays for short season.
Madame Ablamowicz gave a concert at st. Louis on
the 18th inst shewas received with great approb,
DimiNr Ler n1al n Neu
leans on the 18th Of Dec
Barney Williams is playing ut the American theatre,
New Orleans. His personaton o. lrinh characters Is
highly spoken or
In consequence OF the ateness Of the season. Messrs
Herr and Sivor compelled to postpone their ineud
cd concert IN Charleston until their return fro the
Havana in the IN nth of May.
MYSTERIOUS DEATu.-SIrppnsrn UoMICIpE