The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-12


Pitt supported the principal characters The author OF
"Ths Cavalier must have had The Moor Of Venice
in his memory, when he was etching Bsachamp,
the twin brother Of Isgo, and Hargrave, whose
mind, like Othsllos, was distracted by unfounded
jealousy Mr. Pitt was, II possible more effec-
tive than on Wednesday The exalted dignity Of the
soldier and the finest feelings Of the man were " mir.
rored up to nature - whilst the Alterations Of loubt,
nSss aod ahtv ~ mo- commou orSsr Th;s d,sma /.
very artistic In construction aud contains many beau
tu psssaS eloquent Of honor and the rarest female
virtue Occasionally the incest chords Of feeling are
touched and then the interest becomes intensely thick
ened Mr. Pitt and Mrs Jones were most rapturOusly
the play. The 1Double Bedded ROOM and Cathe-
rine and Petruchio' followed In the Shakspearian
comedy Mr. Pitt evidenced great versatility Of talent
excellent representative In that gentleman The au-
denss was highly grated by the entertainment. This
evening Richeisu" will Be performed in which exqui
site drama Mr. Pitt win make his aith appearance
the American stage.
BowERY THEATRE-Another complete victory was
last night achieved at the Bowsry theatre The house
completely nlsd and the very best feeling evn
oed during the whole evening The principal entertain
ment was Loves play Of Loves Sacrifice than which
there few dramatic pieces better calculated to bring
out great variety Of dramatic talent Margaret, the
principal female character affords the actress oppor
tuuity Of displaying her genius and requirements In a
part worthy Of her best exertonsaud in the hands Of
an artist 1t becomes great performance There is not
measure In the whole but may be read with pleasure
from the printed page listened to with delight when
recited the STAGE and In all csndor must confess
that can hardly name improvement which could
be made upon Mrs. Shaw's reading and acting The
musical mildness OF the softer passages In which the
transparent virtuep of heart besut
fully shown-ths 6lisl love-the self dsvotion-the at
were given With such a winning sweetness that de-
PRAYED indeed, must be the heart that could listen
and not DO won over to Win TN no OF tSs
develope the circumstances which call forth the rmer
qualities SOUL when life than retiring modesty
more vehemence than simple sweetness h required then
too her excellent qualities shone forth with
eli that sparkling brancy which only real talent pos
is useless to cite where every line was
gem and In this instance it Ia only truth to cay that
there is not sentence In the whole part which Mrs s.
performed last night that yh not be listened to sspa
ratey with satisfaction; II praise seems high it Is
only by the performance for never until her pre-
sent engagement saw the actress whom we praise If
tic author, and capabty Of throwing out as 1t were
the very soul through the features Of the
and exhibiting IS In mental mirror, the sentiments
and passions Of mind added excellent tone and
compass Of voice, and form and face to which
sonsble objection be these can make an &C.
tress Mrs Shaw Is such Mr. Marshall played Matthew
Gilmore, and his performance worthy to accompa
ny the part of Margaret. Mr.. Clark, a. Eugene,
also good AID we must not neglect to mention Mr.
Burks personaton of Jean Ruse could not be EARLY
bettered Mrs. Phillips acquitted herself well as Her
mne did Mrs stcknsy and Miss Jordan tho Arst
Mr. Triton, st. Lo by Mr. HILL and Frsr Dominic by Mr.
Belamy were each of them we'll done, Indeed, the
whole cast good and 1t Is seldom that so large
Q one Is perfect throughout We congratulate the
stage manager his success Tonight will be present
cd shakspearss comedy Of GAS You Like It." IN which
ported Alter Il. comedy hs drama
the "Rent Day" will be performed
CHATHAM THEArRE.-This evening the performances
commence with the tragedy Of "Othello after which,
the exhibition Of the Living Tabeaux, by the model
artstes Of the theatre This representation Of satuary
has been pronounced by those who have visited the
Chatham to be beautiful personihcation of the scup
tors art We would advise all those who have not yet
must shortly be withdrawn to give place to other atrac
tions The will conclude with the farce OF
the Maid Of Munster the part Of Kate O'Brisn with
. song by Mrs. Mclean, and that Of Sam by Mr.. G.
Hunt, Who Is an excellent low comedian.
CIRcUs- BowERy AMrHIrHEArRE.-This house is do
ing what Is technically termed big business" this
week. and indeed from the very pleasing variety of en-
entertainments which Mr. Tryon nightly brings forward
1t 10 wonder that he obtains full houses he does
He brings forward all the Of his company
horsemanshp and ali the adjuncts which contribute Il
make That species OF performance attractive in the
Of excellent and graceful equesrians both male and fe
male, gymnastics, dancing, So We must not forge
the youngsters and not emily them but the oldsters also
Messrs Kemp and Gossn are great in that line tn
applause they obtain tssfes To night there is ver
excellent BILL
CHRIsrY's MrNsrRELs.-This evening" as usual, thes
mnstres appear in very amusing series of songs bur
esques Dances &c. This Is the sixth week Of their per
formance and still there ia falling of in the attendanc
on them by their friends and admirers. Christy. tn
quite adept In his line but oil the admira
ton that his troupe have is owing to their nrins
he has 40 judiciousy set before the people
Those III there are any, who have not yet visited them
ought no longerto delay doipgso.
| SABLE HARMoNIsTs.-These amusing darkies are we
appreciated by their vsiters, and from all appearing
they will be established eminent in their business
They personate the negro very funny and naturally
their wit,icisms and jokes bright and sparkling
They are each Of them good vocasts, and the name
We have doubt they will have agood psrtcula
they continue to give as good bills as they adverts
tonight.
J.J. KEssLrR's concert this evening, at the Apol
Rooms, will be q very unique affair Mr.. Kesser his
lately arrived among from Vienna, and is said to
q very excellent performer on the piano This Is a
instrument which is very peculiarly interesting
every household and public performances it pre-
badly better appreciated by audiences than those
other less familiar instrument and attendance
concert where is the feature of the evening" is bot
amusing and Instructive as 1t serves for lesson
young players, and affords them many valuable him
as to the best mode of using their hands it. We b.
lieve Mr. Kssser will sustain the high character era 2;
assisted by Mr.. A. Thomas and Master Il. Thomas, til
latter youth of only nine years Of age The perform
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VIOLIN IL said to be excellent The programme of th
concert includes many Of the productions of De Bero
! Beethoven, Thaberg, De Meyer, Herr, &c. 1t con
mences at eight o'clock precisely
LIVING MoDELs-Ths exhibition still attracts lart
audiences at Its present location almo' there Il
advantage Of stage lights, So, which allow Of muc
greater accuracy In the representations than it vi
possible give at their former place Of exhibition II
| tabIeaur, as usual, are beautifully arranged.
COLLINS the Irish comedian, has arrived in town, AT
will, likely make his appearance at the Park Theat
next week. His great success in Baltimore has be'
noticed by the papers Of that city and there eve
reason believe his engagement here will be attend
| with similar result We understand Mr.. Collins W
be- assisted by other attractions.
| sIoroR BLIrz performs again this evening at II
Lyoeum, Brooklyn His fests in natural magic vel
surprising and amusing.
The choice Of u ckets seats probably to the opera
Madame Bishops troupe In Boston are sold at aucto
Our neighbors ut the East have way Of making II
moot Of good thing
| City Intelligence.
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