The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

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PAnK THrArnr-rhs evening Is to be presented the
excellent ssrio comic romantic drama of"Rory OMore
in which Mr. Collins will appear Rory o'More, the
prince Of peasants In which character he VIII sing
"Cruiskssn Lawn" and dance Irish jig Mr. Placids
viii sustain the character Of De wslsksin, smuggsr
The piece is well cast and will afford an hours excel
lent amusement. There are to be two other pieces
How to Pay the Rent" aud Bombastes Furose," IN
the first Of which Mr.. Collins will play Morgan RATHER
singing in the course Of the piece, two songs Drnk
deep, My Boys" ana What Night too long" In the
other piece Mr.. Plscide plays General Bombastes Flu
roso thus the two magnates divide the honor Of the
evening between them The weather the worst posi-
BILE for the interest Of the house but people will come
out and the Park is very well attended FIVE favor
ed with few pleasant evenings before the engagement
closes, we shall see crowded benches.
BowERY THEATRE.-This being Thanksgiving, the
manager Of the Bowery determined that let the
day pass as 1t may, abundance of amusement will be
furnished at his establishment in the evening to all who
choose to parake Of It, This will be- likewise the last
night but one Of the conclusion of Mrs shaws engage
ment. The first piece advertised for performance il
the tragedy Of "Evadne or the Statue" which Mrs
Shaw recently appeared In We have glanced over the
cast of the characters and ind that without doubt
full justice will be done to EACH The comedy of
son Crimes will succeed "Evadnen and the evening
amusenents will be wound up with the national drama
the Battle of Bunker Hill, Boston Boys Of l77o''
which has been received with loud applause every night
Of its representation On the WHOLE the Bowery pre-
sents rare attractions for this evening.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mr. Fletcher, the manager Of
the Chatham, has not been remiss In endeavoring to
produce suitable bill of amusements for Thanksgiving
evening, for perceive that he has reengaged the
troupe of Model Artistes whose unique personations of
magnificent paintings and tatusry Of the old school
were received with much qualification and witnessed
30 many thousands OF persons when they here
Married Rake,n the laughable farce of the Three
Pair OF Lovers" the new and much admired spectacle
gsther with the drama Of the Miliers Maid" are all
promised this evening" the whole forming bl;which,
for and excellence has rarely been
ut this or any other place Of amusement and at and
appropriate one for Thanksgiving Gentlemenpurpos-
ing to take ladies' had better seats early in the
this house to-day all the little folks in town ought to 20
to either performance another as there will be no
less than three distinct ones viz: at 10 A. M az NJ
and M and all Of them will be of the funniest kind
What with the grand equestrian entrees and
ces In the ring the joviates Of Kemp, comic panto
Gus feats will be pleased We do not know
any place of amusement which affords more fun and
wonderment for the money than the circus does.
CHRnrY's MINsTRELs-Holiday time is just the time
to hear these folks and after good Thanksgiving din
and choice regaa the mind will be in that state
calm pacidity which win enable 1t fully and fairly
sorb in the fun Of Messrs the Mustrels. We advise
therefore, all those who wish to keep Thanksgiving
Day it ought to be kept to lay aside all care and
troubl. for the day hear good sermon in the morn
Ing eat their turkey In the afternoon take nap and
then wake up fully, and go and hear Christys Min
strels.
Ma. RICHARD HOFFMAN tonight gives grand con-
cert at the Tabernacle and from the great enthusiasm
which this young gentleman has succeeded in awaken.
ing In his behalf, have doubt the house will be
fully attended All remember the furore which was
created by the Of Leopold de Meyer and
the as enlistment which his original mode of handling
the piano produced. Mr. Hoffman is his pupil and from
his great natural talent and the which he
has thus enjoyed and fully taken advantage is
tined to maze quite figure in his profession. He is
sisted this evening by numerous well known artists such
berg, psnists; Mr. Leach and Mr. Eascott, vocalists
and Herr Garoni, violoncellist The programme will
include some splendid fsntasias on the piano add like
by Mr. Burke the violin The other artists will also
contribute In their turn to make the evening pass plea
sanity.
DR. CoLLYERs LIVING MopELs.-A splendid house
will be the natural consequence of such bill is put
attired by the Graces, Fairies Revelry, 60 Sc are
among the groups.
Mr. Jameson arrived at New Orleans on the 18th inst
He is to play at the Americ Theatre. Mr. and Mrs.
Wemyss are engaged at the came house.
Mr. Dubreui and Madam Fleury Jolly, now of the
Orleans Theatre, arrived in the Crescent City the
18th inst.
The Bishop troupe meet with signal success at the
Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Booth the trsgedan, was to appear at the Arch
Street Theatre last evening.
Mr.. Charles Pitt has an engagement at the Arch
Street.
Pittsburgh. The house is filed every night and the
papers OF that city are loud In his praise.