The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18
Theatrical and Musls nj.

Intelligence from Europe, may arrive al Boston
day.
Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THErARE.-Thoss talented children, the three
sisters Heron appeared at the Park Theatre last
ming in three pieces viz, Born to Good Luck, The
Spoiled Child.n and The Waterman" We have seen
many infant prodgies but in all candor, we have not
Of late clever infant the younger sister,
who last night appeared as Robin with the years Oh
mare child she has the drsmatio appreciation of
nerieposd actress Tonight the Misses Heron appear
again in dramas Of" Born to Good Luck" Spoiled
appeared audiences OF the most correct taste in
Europe and the West Indies and have invariably been
received with the utmost enthusiasm We however,
doubt that the Misses Heron will yet with the
that they deserve In this country.
BowERr THrArRE.-Last night the performances
commenced with the drama Of "sixteen String jack"
the plot Of which have before noticed 1t we'll
csived. Next followed the gorgeous and magnificent
spectacle Of the Nsiad Queen" which every night
Of Its represep alton attracted full houses and ELECTED
from the audience their marked appreciation and sp-
pause The stage manager. Mr. Stevens, has, indeed,
svnoed great deal Of good taste In the regularity and
beautiful arrangement Of the scenery and other stage
grandeur and the leading characters by Miss Turn
bull, MIR Hall. and Mr.. Burke we'll sustained that
evening It would be sufaoent to draws crowded house
We must not forget the part Of Amphbo by Stevens,
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North and his astonishing dancing horse, Tamnany,
next introduced and must the steps, figures
and time of this beautiful animal pardon the COMPARE
son far exceed those of Of celebrated dancers
The Pas dc Matelot" by Mr.. Smith, was veil done
be little doubt but that the house will be crammed
Tho "Naisd Queen" the ballet of "Nathalie'' the
dy Of Ole all" are the places selected for the
sion Thi. is an evcelent programme and one that will
be aure to draw good house Miss Turnbun deserves
well at the hands Of the Bowery folks.
Roy MoGrsgor commenced the entertainments at this
theatre last night and must say 1t we'll sustain
cd throughout. Mr. HELD as the bold outlaw, was
capital personaton, and Helen McGregor by Mrs. Mo-
Lean, was excellent. C. Taylor in his songs very
happy the beautiful ballad of"My Love like the red
Rose" was given with much judgment and taste, al
though his upper tones are weak Mrs. Herbert also
BY w HELD, was an sxossnt representation Of Wild,
frantic character yet faithful In all his movements
lsughabs comic production. In short there svi-
dent Improvement in ali the actors The ta6is~ur
anussments consist Of the Mler's Maid followed BY
the Model Artists and the will conclude
The management Of this theatre has much improved,
and tho house In consequence is we'll attended.
AsroR PLACE OrERA HoUsE.-The numerous audi
which attended, last evening" this theatre was very
much disappointed by having substituted for
Donizetti, Lucia dc Lsmmermoor," the "Sonnambu
la Of Bsllin for the prims donna taken sick du-
ring the day Biscaocsnti, instead Of TRUTH this was
pleasing too many, who, bslieviDg public reports
and knowing better Themselves persuaded that
the native singer altogether failure We do not be-
long any Of those cque and without regard for
that last night, sgnora Bscaccisnt sang with great
deal Of taste and feeling She decidedly made hit"
shs ou.n s Of the This
donna has improved every night abe sang, since her
debut We confess We were not satis6ed last week,
kvutA 1VfN tha
ance she pleased better did the third and last
evening she took decidedly in her camp. America
was also good spirit and voice. and
sweetly the aria "ah Psrche non posse odiort" Avig
ance Of gentleman in the part Of Court Redolfo His
singing and method though not irreproachable. are
very satisfactory No extra of night omorrow has
bts the singers Of Astor place have decided to
sing to lempty the :benches They have issued is
said their professional operate "Wilmot Proviso"
CIRcUs-BowERY AMrHIrHEArRE.-There will be two
performances at this house to-dayone at P. M and
the other regular at O'Clock. The extra per-
ormsnoe is for the accommodation Of families who do
not like to face the night air with their young folks
and We them to take advantage Of this
rangement a. no more delightful treat Gao be afforded
to chdren than to take them to the circus especially
now that there 10 such admirable troupe performing
there We have already spoken In high terms Of Messre
Sands Lent Co.'s establishment 1t is probably of
the extensive Of Its kind in the world and
and splendid horses that havs been exhibited In New
York for many long year: May Fly and the ponies,
and their and tricks require to be seen in
make great deal Of and very careful to avoid
anything which be at all construed into vsgarity
In faot Sands Lent Co establishment at the Bowery
Amphitheatre, ought to be visited by all.
CHRIsry's MrNsTRELs-These julssrs stll continue
their fun nightly The audiences large and full Of
the lead in these times Tonight this band con-
cluds their eleventh week Of performance. For
SIX nights tssy and nsns nnss
with by any troppsof performers, in any line They
give nrst rats bill this evening" introducing the
Miss JOSEPHINE BRAM,oN's CoScERr.--This young
lady purposes to give smother concert at the Tsber
nscle on Tuesday evening next the alst inst She will
sister,) Mr. Ernst, Mr. Timm and the talented youog
Dsrwort family The universal satisfaction expressed
at her last eoncsrt warrants in believing that this
one will be equally well attended,
LAFAYETTE BAzAAR.--The performs here are very
satisfactory st least 80 say all who have vstsd the
house The evening is pleasantly spent In witnessing
the doramas aud mech al museum and hearing the
songs and jokes of the Sable Brothers. Those who
unable to attend the evening will De to learn
that there will be performance there this afternoon
BssapwAr opEoN--Greely, the manager, and Pintsux
the proprietor, brace Of Of good tacicians The
In which things managed at this house, draws
large audiences nightly The musical glass playing by
Miss Blanchard, her 0rscan exercises songs, dances
and the Living Statues form the staple of this evenings
bill.
exhibition OF his at o'clock day aud also
ct In the evening IL s magnificent work OF art and
glad to learn that tits fully visited The building
In which 1t IL shown arranged expressly for It, and
thus every advantage is given TO 1t And What is more
unlike agreat many other much praised exhibitions it 10
Of such sterling worth that no expecatons, that may
have been raised about it, will be disappointed on view
ing IT, We with Mr. Banvard all the success his genius
and perseverance, deserve. linda. .. ,...
MIR. T. d RIoE The benefit of this great delineator
Of negro charact r. at the Lowell Museum was a bril-.
liant affair The pieces played Bone Squash Dia
ble,n and Jim Crow In London" in which no has no
equal He is great favorite and much esteemed bv
| the members Of his profession.
Mr. Crisp and Mr. Pitt were to appear at the opening
Of tho Charleston Theatre, the evening OF the l3tb
| In Romeo and Juliet" fine stock company, 1t Is
| said, have been engaged.
Mrs Frary, Of the Park Theatre, is engaged at the
Arch street Philadelphia, from Monday, Dec, 10.
Professor Risey and bis sons about 70 appear ~
! the rtt4buyg AthsnNum "