The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

Theatrical and Musacal.
PARK THEArRE.-Mrs. Mowstt appeared again at the
Park last evening The play selected for the occasion
was shakspears's excellent comedy Of Nue. Ado
about Nothing" The piece was well got up, and did
great credit to all who took part In IT, Mrs Mowatt
Beatrice, Mr. Davenport Bepedick, Mr. Barry as
Leonato, Mr.. Dyott Claudio and Mrs. Abbott as
Hero were all excellent performances Mr. Basis Dog
berry was, everything which he attempts s good.
There was but small audience, and no wonder; the
weather net such to invite persons home
At the close Of the first piece Mrs Mowatt was called
before the curtain and received the applause Of her
friends, who threw flowers her. and gave her. in fact
warm demonstration Of approval. On Monday even
| ing the new play Of "Armand" is to be produced
BowERY THEArRE.-Although we had very fair spe-
cimen of equinoctia storm yesterday, the Bowery
Theatre tolerably we'll filed last evening by
and respectable audience who appreciated and
applauded the performances. The Carpenter Of
Rouen very well enacted and Mrs. Phillips is de-
serving of much credit for inducing the child in her
to cry Justify did it added considerably to
the amussments Of the evening We must announce to
the friends Of the Bowery that Mr. jackson will treat
them to entertainment tomorrow evening" the equal
of which they have not enjoyed for long time 1t is a
grand patriotic DRAMA founded the with Mexico
entitled The Siege of Monterey" We shall refer to
it at length and shall content ourselves
at present by saying that will be the most splendid
thing produced ct this any other theatre in the
country
| CHATHAM THEATRE. notwithstanding the inclemen-
cy Of the weather. the Chatham Theatre very well
offended last evening We did not wonder at the large
attendance because the pieces performed decidedly
excellent and the personaton of the characters equally
good The nautical drama Of "Tom Cringles Log u
which Of the most interesting pieces have
n LONG TINA adm MI In more
than justice to Mr. Neaf 10 say that he appeared to
| great advantage ss Tom Cringe. Tomorrow evening
the manager proposes producing new drama, never
without regard to expense entitled the Lonely
Man Of the Ocean, the Night Before the Bridal We
shall take note OF this new piece and report our opinion
oft.
PALMos OpERA HousE.-In spite ofthe equinox, which
ragged last evening" this fashionable resort very well
attended, for the benefit of Tom Pscde The ballet Of
Gisele performed by the Ravel Family with great
taste and accuracy, and Madame Leon Javeli danced
tanned the part Of the Duke Albert We need not
ton John Jones" the " Italian Brigand" The
tersinment for evening will be on the tight
rope, La Fete Champetre Exercises by MIR. Marcetti
and Mr. Dechalumeau. This Is the last week OF the
Ravels.
THE BowERY AMPHITHEArRE CIRcUs-The enter
tainments for the coming week at this establishment
will be peculiarly interesting and brilliant, as Mr. Tryon
has engaged both sgnor Felix Carlo the Italian trick
ily and they will make their first appearance tomorrow
evening" in a variety of amusing entertainments. In
addition to this the usual choice selection Of equestrian
and gymnastic feats will be presented This Is excel
place for family parties by which 1t is much patron
ised
SAcREp CONCERT AT CASTLE GARDEN.-The last Sun
day concert Of the season, at this place. will be given
this evening" and it well deserves patronage both
count of its intrinsic merit well in compliment to
the energy evnced by Messrs French and Heiser this
summer, in presenting delightful place of amusement
to citizens. The music will be played by Dodworth's
cornet band and will consist Of choice selections from
Rossni, Hayden &c. It commences at r. NJ, and the
charge for admission Is quite moderate only sh
| ling.
MADAME BISHOPS CoNcERT.-Our readers all pro-
badly that this great concert in which Madame
B. will be supported by the great hsrpis Bochsa, and
Mr.. w. + Brough will take place on Thursday evening
next at the Tabernacle We shall recur to this con-
cert again before that day
SIGNoR BLITz-We are glad to say this entertaining
and wonderful performer will continue his performances
throughout the coming week at the Society Library
The great patronage he has met with during his
visit to US is guarantee that he will be well supported
by the public during the rest of his stay here
Dr. Collyers exhibition Of "Livng Statuary" will b.
continued for another week. The peculiarly graceful
lated attract the attention which 1t Is doing Tn,
idea is quite in this country though not SO in Eu
where 1t has always commanded the admiration Of
all those who have any idea OF the beautiful.
Ciocca and Nora have been induced to suspend the
engagement at the Howard Atheneum for the Italian
opera. They will shortly appear.
The Virginia Serenaders continue their mirth pro-
voking performances at the Chinese Museum Philadel
| phia.
lDempster to have given another ballad seree al
the Masonic Temple, Boston, last evening.
Mr.. Booth played Iago at the Atheneum Portland
Me-, on Tuesday evening, and was to appear next a
King Lear.
Arditti the leader of the orchestra in the Italian
Opera Company now playing in Boston, and Botesini
he contra tn oil n
whole troupe, last evening, at the Melodeon.
Madame Weiss, the instructress Of the Viennois,
dancing children, took benefit at the Theatre Royal
Montreal on Wednesday evening last.
At Montgomery, Alabama, $4,000 have been sub
| scribed towards building theatre.
Mrs. Barrett took benefit at the Boston Museum Of
Friday night 1t to be her last appearance there.
Mrs. Hunt is at Cincinnati.
Mr.. T. s. Conner and Barney williams, playing q
the Broadway Theatre Albany where is aiso Miss Mar
Duff
Sands, Lent & Co. 8 circus is at Albany.