The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-01
Tfleatilcals,

PARK THkArRE.-L2st night Mr.. Forrest took benefit
at the Park, which occasion presented Ths Bro
ker of Bogo,a and civilian Tell" Mr. FORESTS person
alton of the broker really exquisite piece of acting
II does not call for much force of the charac.
ters which the great sgedian plays and hence avoids
what some deem faulty point in his performances.
Mr. Jameson entitled to all praise tor the manner In
which be acquitted himself Of the part assigned TO him,
that OF the Uold bad man" Antonio de Csbarsro "Wil
leading character The familiarity of every with
the passages Of history upon which the play is built,
Il not prsiDg then should be Witnessed with
feelings OF the deepest interest The house crammed
every bench being occupied Mr. Forrest wa. thus
made feel that he indeed among friends 1t will
be seen by the bills that he has been roengaged for
three ngh. and will appear tonight as spartacus in the
"0ladialor."
Bowrnr THxArRE.-we have the pleasure of inform.
ing the patrons of this establishment that the manager
thereof has succeeded in esctng engagement with
the well known and celebrated Dan Marble, and that
this distinguished and attractive will perform here
for nights He will appear this evening In two cha
France" and Lot in Mr.. Marbles original piece,
Hue and Cry" This will be trea' that the friends
and admirers Of Mr.. Marble will quickly enjoy. We
must remind them, however, that the ngsgement IL
necessarily short, and will concludeso morrow evening
This is q very judicious movement on MIR. Jscksons
part, and will no doubt amply repay him, az we'll add
10 his already extended popularity caterer for the
entertainment Of the public The opera of the Alpine
Maid will be added this evening
BowERy CIacus-Thsrs 10 no place of Amusement In
this city In . more Aourshisg state than the Bowery
Crcus-nsithsr il there any place in the city where
greater amount Of be enjoyed 80 cheap
q rate The company cannot be exceed II is comtosed
of gentlemen and ladies of the 6rst ta
lent in all its vsriees There is bill put forth this even
ing unusually good Messrs Kemp and Col, promise to
give exhibition of all the approved methods Of
self defence Mr. Brewer win a:tonish all who witness
his extraordinary gymnastic feats, which cannot be
celled Mr. sergeant will perform his great act Of
changes. The fairy pantomime, The Harlequin Far.
mers Son" Other pieces will be performedthe ole
forming bill that ought to al the house the utmost
JANIS WALLAex.-TAs Wsllack arrived at the Aston
House last night looking young and gay he did 20
years ego. His engagement at the Park on
Monday, and his numerous friends and the public in
general may look forward TO rich treat in his great
representation of Don Cesar Do Bazan His perfor.
Of this character has been Landed by the English
press tho skies In London attracted iu houses Tor
over 200 nights
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert. favorably known to the dramatic
world Of Boston, are about to leave for England
Mdlle Dinner to take q benefit at the Albany
Odson on Tuesday night.
Madame Macarte, the celebrated female equestrian
has made engagement with Sands, Lent GO Of the
Howard Amphitheatre, Boston.
MIR Collins the deneator Of Irish character is play
ing at Mobile, where he commenced nm engagement
the 2ath.
Blangy is dancing OF the American theatre New Or.
leans.
The Keans made their second appearance ct the st
Charles, on the 2sd, in 1.-The Wife's Secret"
Mr. Murdoch Is at the National theatre, Cincinnati.
signor Blitz u amusing the public at st. Louis.