The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-24
Theatricals and DIus,c.I

Theatricals and MusicaI
TANK iHEArHE-Nlrs Mowatt and Mr.. Davenport ap-
peared last night at the Park in the play Mrs
Mo~a'l IN the part OF the Countess made great SEN
sation' Inc audience was not large, but those who
were gave evidence that they fully repaid
Tor their attendance Tonight the tragedy Of Ion,
will be presented, Mrs NJ assuming the part OF Ion.
ana MI. davenport playing Adrastus We have no
doubt that the management of the Park will reap
the reward due to their enterprise It should not
be forgotten that these talented are about TO
which will far the present bs Afforded for tbs Ts V{
public This opportunity will therefore be lost or
We are In the taste Of the Park audiences
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bowERr IHEAraE-There was q very excellent house
at this theatre last evening Is no more than lust to
say that the performances excellent and rscsved
they deserved, much applause The pieces enacted
were excellent, and each actor performed his mart in
very commendable manner. Mr. Marshall excelled him.
self in his part and is becoming very great fayorite
We observe that the bill for this evening includes three
confident will draw to that theatre a. much ~ %
conveniently hold The first piece Is the drama Of the
Carpenter Of Rouen, the next the avorte piece Ho-
fer the Tell OF Tyrol which Is very much admred and
the last Is Yankee burlesque the Lady of LYONS
This bill promises three different kinds of Amusement
which cannot fail to please the varied tastes Of all
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Ws attended the Chatham
excess On looking at the bill of performances we did
not wonder at IT, for that Jim Grow Rice, the
very prince Of darkes and Mrs. Nichols were engaged
to perform. The amusements went of with much
eciat, and the audience seemed much pleased The
monologuc on the Decease Of O'Conneln sung by
the whole company, and was rapturously sppauded.
The bill for this evening comprises the comedy of the
" Castle Of Linberg," dance by Miss Deloraine the
opera Of "Otelo," and the laughabls farce of Sam
sw,Pes." Inc monologue on the death Of O'Connen
will be repeated too.
PALMos orrnA Housr.-The mania for witnessing
the performances of the Raves still continue and every
evening" they attract the largest audiences of any thea
ire In New York, compared with its size. The enter
tanment Of last night received with tho greatest
enthusiasm and to return the compliment to their sup
porters the Raves display each time the best of their
pantomimes and the funniest Of their tricks The
sentation OF this evening" for the benefit Of M Mad
Leon Jsve promises TO be Of the most excellent
ever produced by these wonderful acrobats II will
sst OF the vaudeville in the English language called the
ThreeFaced Frenchman,n in which Gabriel Ravel has
the principal parts After which, the fairy spectacle
titled Beauty and the Beast win BIZ enacted, by Miss
Clarke and Messrs Placids Seton Walcott and other
good actors We are glad to announce that d la de-
mande generate, the excellent pantomme OF Robert
Macsire' win be performed by the Ravel ia
mily This Is, indeed grand BILL which, hope, will
be quite attractive fr the admirers OF Madame Leon
Javelli and her worthy husband, who u.s. undoubtedly
OF the favorites Of the public We hope that their
benefit will be u bumper. They really deserve it.
BowEnY AMrHITHEATRE.-John Gossin the celebra
ted clown, whose is well known throughout the
country, appeared last evening at the Dowery Amph
theatre for the first time this season As might be ex
pected, his reception enthusiastic, and we may add
his performances and his tricks duly appreciated
with Gossin and the stock company the Bowery
additional attraction, understand the manager has
engaged the celebrated Holland aud Carlo families and
that they viii appear here very soon
DR.. CoLvER's MODEL PERsoSiricArroSs-Wea attend
ed the first exhibition Of Dr. Colyers troupe of model
artists last evening" and free say that they
Gel anything of the kind have seen In New York
Before seeing it, afraid that 1t would net be ar
chaste and pure as would DESIRE but after seeing
them short time that impression dispelled
we did not remain long enoug to the whole, but
from what We saw we can truly say tast the most fast
dious could not find fault We saw accurate represen
tatons Of the must exquisite works OF the most re-
nowned scuptors Of the old wosldsuch Titisn Van.
bdyke Rembrandt and host of others, equally cele-
rated; aud learned from persons present who have
Seen the originals the personifcatiOns of them last
evening, were very accurate.
MADAME BIsHoP's CoScERT.-The concert season
opens tonight and 1t is opening such no season
within our recollection has yet had. Every individual
OF the thousands who have heard Madame Anna Bishop
during her recent engagements at the Park has been ga
tilted and delighted much with her artistic and
finished style Of singing, rs with her fine acting Bu
these persons have yet heard her In the
and there, well upon the stage her meiIs are &C
knowledged by all who have heard But besides all
her own attractions she offers sht the harp o.
Bochsa, which announcement should be- and we have
doubt will be-, In itself sufficient ali the Tsberna-
Gle to its utmost bearing Bochsa the great harpst and
composer whose celebrity that instrument Ia very
great offers all his attractions to the benefit of his
distinguished pupil Mr.. Brough, whose popularity in
New York is 80 well known will appear In two capital
songs. There Is no doubt that the TABERNACLE will be
very full on this occasion.
SIoSoR BLITz.-This extraordinary man--for extra
ordinary he Is he could not perform such wonderful
tricks and receptions as no does every evening ut the
Society Library receives much patronage as he
could expect considering the large number Of places of
amusement at present open in the city lie Is attended
by hundreds of people, and it is than just to say
that his magiscs sats and his receptions in venrio
quism, are really extraordinary, and would puzzle the
sharpest man. He will continue here the remainder Of
this week.
MEcHANIcs' HALL.-The more the public see Of
Yankee Hill and DR.. Valentine the more they like them
and the oener they appear the larger the audiences
that attend them Dr. Valentines representations of
eccentric characters acknowledged to be excellent
by all who have seen them and the combined entertain
ments Of himself and Yankee Hill sufficient to ex
pand the heart Of the most misanthropic individual
alive. We believe these performers will remain here
after this week We to see them
before they 90.
The Broadway theatre is to open Monday even
ing noxt. The following are the names Of the officers
and corps dromatque with which the house will OPEN
A. Manu. propsietor; q. H. Barrett acting and stage
manager; Mr. J. M. Trimbe, architect; Mr.. j. H. smith,
scenic artist assisted by Geo Heister Professor Kriss
ner, and John Williamson; Mr.. Andrew J. Allen, cos.
tuner; Samuel Wallace, properties &c; Mr.. Galbrath
stage carpenter and machinist The orchestra wi be
full and efficient under the direction Of Mr. ST. Luke
whose talent and education well known and sp-
precated by the people Of New York The company
will consist Of the following talent, most Of whom are
Well and advantageously known to the patrons Of the
drama, both sides Of the ocean:-Miss Fanny Wal
lack, Miss Rose sebin, Mrs Winstaney Miss Carman,
Mrs. Held, Miss Helen Matthews, Mrs. Watts, Mrs
Fizjames, Mrs. Bernard Mile st Clair Mrs Sergeant,
Mrs Chapman, Miss Gordon, Mile. Celeste, with full
and efficient corps de ballet; Mr.. @. Vandenhof Mr.
Wallack, Mr. J. Lester Mr. J. Lyme, MIR. j. NJ Daw.
son. Mr. Vache, MIR. II. Hunt, MIR G. w. Hunt Mr. q
Chapman, Mr. III. Bernard, MIR. j. Everard, Mr.. Frede-
ricks, Mr.. +. ehaw, Mr.. J. Bernard, Mr. j. Kingsley,
Mr.. j. Walters, Mr.. Allen.
Dumbletons celebrated band of Ethiopian Serena
ders are soon to open at Palmo's Opera House.
Camille sivori and Henri Herr give Concert at the
on Tuesday evening next which occasion
they offer excellent bill
Mrs Lewis the actress was lying dangerously i'll at st.
Louis, ut last accounts