The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-15

PAax THrArar-Mr Pitt will appear again this eve
ming at the Park the character Of Hargrave in the
play Of the "Cavsler sight of which win well repay
witt to the house. We seldom presented wths plsy
which excites lively interest does the Cavalier"
From rst to last the iveliest sensbtss kept In
action and sometimes stretched to almost painfulnsss
Mr. Pitt is by all admitted be actor of great merit
indeed he deserves for he has gradually climbed
his present position by the utmost hsv
ing made himself master one after another the
cessve grades in his profession till he has attained his
present eminence; and such talent Is tik to like and
grow brghter-not meteor-lke, shine out briefly and
then disappear In this play of The the rst
female character and character In which the
whole interest OF the piece centres Is by MRS
Abbott and in 1t she has ach we'd great triumph as
has Mr. Pitt in the part which he assumes In fact she
has made the character OF Mrs. Hargrave peculiarly
her own; her voice, manner and everything, are well
adapted to it, and tell with great effect in It,
piece, called the Bottle" containing eight grand Ia
besux viii be presented for the first time ut the Park
BowERY THEArRE.-Mrs Shaw will appear here, this
evening" in the character of Mrs Halter in the "Strau-
GER" The remaining parts admirably welcast, and
we expect to this piece very well performed The
new patriotic SPECTACLE which has been In preparation
for some days. The Revolution the Patriots Of mop
will be performed after the " Stranger
CHATHAM THEArRE,-The amusing drama Of " My
Pol and Partner Joe" the comedy of the Jaoobite
and the Model Artists the attractions advertised for
this evening" at the Chatham theatre The representa-
tions OF these artists excellent and close
sembance to the originals The house was crowded on
Saturday evening, and we are 1t viii be this
ming, too.
CIRcus-BowERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS week Is
commenced at this house with performances in the
way Of original pantommes in addition to the usual
equestrian feats vsulting, SC. Mr. Kemp, who Is the
getter up of thess pantomimes is very original genius
in his line He Is great In odd out of the way tricks
such balancing himself in all sorts Of ways and shapes
on barrels revolving cylinders, and various machines
which would suppose the last thingst balance
oneself He does however, and is much applauded
To- night real old fashioned English pantonme is pro-
duced. Harlequin and his wooden wonder working
sword the stolid clown and much thrashed Pantaoon
will cause much sport in their various adventures and
pursuits after the agile and graceful Columbine We
can recommend the circus this evening" q NEST anus
ing place OF resort.
CHRIsTYs MNsTRELs.-This band commence again
tonight Their entertainment popular that it needs
no recommendation" good wine needs no bush" ap-
plies to them 1t Is their seventh week. and still they
crowded nightly. Nothing but merit could keep
them up SO long They give very varied bill this
ming.
what up In the world from where they last week.
as they located at Niblo's ALEXANDRIA Saloon,
where they hold forth during the coming talk
ing of moving up they have also done that in the minds
OF the public every evening last week heir first week
in New York; they had very excellent audiences We
have no doubt they will continue to have them.
LIVING MoDELs.-To-night the famous statue OF the
Greek Slave will be represented by Of this troupe Of
artists. Besides this various other groups will be
presented. They are graceful set of performers
SrcNoR bite can only stay three nights more in
Brooklyn; therefore advise friends across the
river to make the most of him while he is there.