The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-28

PARR THEATkr.-sIrs Mason appeared again at the
Park last evening" In the character Mrs Halter n the
play Of the Stranger Her densaton of the charsc-
ter Of the repenant vito really an exquisite piece Of
acting and may be set down Of the best parts
which Mrs. NJ undertakes. Mr. wheatley,s PLAYING
was usual good, and Mossrs Dyott Stark Barry and
Bass were perfect In the parts assigned them The
entertainment Of the evening concluded with the
night Mrs. Mason plays for her benefit Pauline In the
Lady Of Lyons, and Christine in the Young Queen Of
former character is beautifully and feeingly portrayed
that II Is full Of good taste and Il
Is natural chaste and impassoned-that 1t is fraught
with an interest and charm rarely awakened the
stage 1t is fine field for display There il tender
depth Of feeling profound devotion elevation
OF sentiment an impassoned soul breathing throughout
the nature Of Pauline that address themselves the
heart and sympathies Of alno play which has posses
sion Of the stage has reused the feelings more Chris
tine happy delineation Of tho Swedish Queen In her
best daysdrawn with spirit and feelinghe plot Is full
full Of pathos and effect The young Queen in posses
sion Of an uncontrolled power yields to ardent
imagination and is for time the slave Of passionate
loveappeals from her minister the friend Of her late
ustrious father made to her pride her and
Of rightthen follow her anger and the strug-
demands of her high station and her feelings
in the end just pride and duty triumphant-her
honor and her dignity are Observation-Disclosures is
saved
BowrRY THEATRE.-Thero two great features
In the performances at the Bowery Theatre evening
viz: Mrs Shaw as Mrs. Halter in the Stranger" and
the musical drama Of the Bohemian Girln which
to say the least we'll received We have a word to
Clarke, Sc which cannot find room for to-day Mrs
Shaw will play Juliet this evening and the drama of the
Bohemian Girl'' will be repeated. 1t IL almost unne-
to that the theatre crowded to overflow
ing last night With such attractions offered,
it could not have been otherwise
MISS CLARKE THE OLYMrio.--ln consequence Of
unforeseen circumstances we understand that Miss
Clarkes benefit at the Olympic Theatre, will not take
place Tomorrow evening" as we announced In yester-
days paper.
Mn. ALExASoER--The prince Of wonders as Mr. Alex
is Familiarity called holds forth again this evening
at the Minerva Rooms, Broadway To those who have
not yet witnessed his tricks say 60 and him. and
II you be disappointed will be much mistaken Since
Mr.. Alexander performed here he has been attended
by thousands Of wonder-loving citizens and
confident that the number that disappointed in his
performances uncomfortable III any compared to the
number that have attended on his performances
He is universally acknowledged to DO the most accom-
pished magician that performed In New York and
that is saying great deal
VAuxHALL GARDEN.-It must be borne in mind by our |
citizens particularly the sporting portion Of them that
Eaton the great pedestrian will commence this evening
to walk his great feat Of thousand quarter miles In
one thousand quarter hours Great anxiety il felt to
the result, and many heavy wagers pending on it.
RAYMOND WARr~o's MENAoERtE.-Ths splendid
establishment has commenced exhibiting for the
The citizens of Brooklyn will have opportunity of
it today and tomorrow 1t will be open In
this city in about ten days when our citizens will have
treat.
General Tom Thumb is In Baltimore and visited, as |
usual by thousands Of persons who anxious to
the very nice little man
Yankee Hill is performing at Albany.
Murdoch is playing at the Walnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia, whore Jameson is also engaged,
Mrs Barret is at tho Boston Museum.
Mr. Anderson Is Mt Cincinnati playing list Of first
rate characters among which Hamlet Othello Mac
BETH Claude Melnotte, &c.