The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-28
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK THEArRE.-Last night Mr.. Collins and Mr.. Tia
eide appeared again in two of their best pieces Rory
O'More" and The Omnibus Their'efforts were, Is
ever highly successful Mr. Collins is at home in the
Irish character and Mr. Hscide Is by means behiEd
in whatever he undertaken In fact not often that
have such talent combined The second piece Of the
evening" The Omnibus was by wanting in
the spicy by-play which is requisite In these little
comedies. Mr. Collins as Pat Rooney and Mr. Placids
Master Tom Dobbs were admirably aided by Mr.. Povey
Dobbs, and Mrs. Vernon AS Mrs. Dobbs. Tomorrow
night the comic drama of Born to Good Luck will be
presented MI Collins playing the part of Paudeen ORaf
ferty in which character he will sing the Widow Ma
cree and the Liquor of Life besides dancing Irish
jig The celebrated drama Of "Grandfither Whitehead
and the comedietta Of The Omnibus twill also be given
BowERY THEArRE-Mrs. Shaw, having concluded her
engagement and taken her benefit at this theatre and
drawn, nightly the largest audiences that have been
there since she last performed in It, the next attrao
ton offered by the manager u.s. revival Of the grand
romantic and scenic spectacle, entitled the "Naiad
Queen" the which drew such tremendous houses,
and was received with much applause few months
SINCE Miss Julia Turnbull, the popular damseuse who
appeared uhis great piecss to perform in It,
pleasure by all who 1t when 1t was first produced
That piece and the comedy In three acts entitled the
Soldiers Daughter form the bill for tomorrow
ming: and better has not been produced In long
time, even at this theatre
CHATHAM THEArRE.-There was q very excellent at
tendance at this theatre last eveningas might have been
expected from the attractions that offered. The
house will be much crowded tomorrow evening as 1t
for the preacher actor Elder Addams and his
son. will appear in the tragedy Of Richard the Third
in Boston, with great This will indeed, be
vety and when consider that this will be the first
and only appearance Of these actors in New York the
nager may reasonably expect to see his house filled
The comedy Of the Married Rake will afterwards be
performed; and between the pieces Miss Delorsns will
right: Of Freedom or Magma Charta" is temporarily
Withdrawn to make room for these novelties
CIRcus-BowERY AMpHIrHEArRE-Th house has
been very much patronised the past week. and every
body has been satisfied with the very interesting and
To morrow evening MIR. Nixon takes benefit He Is .
very accomplished performer and his children are little
besatiss He set; forth quite strong BILL which We
CHRsrrs MINsrRxLs.-We saw q story going the
rounds Of the press few weeks bird at West
FONT entering the chapel during service aud attempt
ing to perch tree shrub represented in paint
ing that hangs there the execution of the piece being
very natural to deceive the bird into the idea that IL
real shrub We have parallel to this story, and
what Is more it 10 true; the Ministries personate the
and keep 1t up WE'LL that the other evening young
lady overheard insisting on 1t that they true
ana genuine negroes ana nothing else. shs came rom
and that the way they did itshe was white
man could ever do It 50 exactly like them We think
that IL Is equal to the bird story The fact H. they
most excellent band Of singers and actors They per-
form every evening next week
SABLE HARMorrsrs-An evening at the soirce of this
company, after day Of active business, whether mental
or physical acts tonic to the WORKOUT man ofto ],
rereshes the feelings aud envens the spirits hear
these amusing dsrkes They have been well patronieed
throughout the week. and their divergence to Newark
on Thanksgiving day, was profitable affair to them
They continue with us during the coming week.
MUSICAL ILLvsrRATIoSs OF SHAKsrEARE.-Mr. Lynne
recently from England, intends to give what he co'
Musical Illustrations Of Shakespeare commencing th'
7th of December next at tho Society Library Broad
way. He will be aided by several vocaiss who
yet have made their appearance in America. Mr.
Lynne who arrived in this country mouths since
from England has been tragedian of come talent and
reputation in his own country But tragic talents are
rather out Of vogue at the present moment. Tragedy
won't pay 1t has fallen in price the same as cotton
has been subjected to PRESSURE and tragedians must
either break change their business. MIR. Lynne
we understand, had received an engagement at the
broadway Theatre, but people would not 60 to the
broadway Theatres they did not care about tragedy
He has consequently withd avn from Thorn and has sci
up on his own hook" He intends TO give what HI
calls Musical lustrationsfo Shakspoare,a series OF
entertainments calculated to please the ingenious the
wise, the religious the philosophical and all that class
OF society who think the theatre an Accumulation, and
the gteen room place as bad or worse than What W,
shall not name These lectures will be philosophical
and now and then stansas from Shakepeares lyrics viii
be CIV, n set to the music Of Purrel Arnot stephens
Beethoven, Mendelssohn, &o. 1t ie rather curiou
melapge.
! MoDEL ApTsrs,-These delightful exhibitors will re-
main only one more week among Their engage
ments elsewhere are pereDp tory; indeed, nothing blu
the very great favor they have met with could hay,
kept them 80 long among This last week they will
| turpsss ell their previous efforts.
RrLry AND Sons performing at the Howar,
| Athsr uum, Boston They attracting very larg
houses.
svori and Herr 10 give concert at the Chimes
| Museum, Philadelphia, last evening.
| Mr. Jamison IL playing heavy parts in New Orleans.
Mile Blangey has arrived in Now Orleans sand IL abou
| 10 leave 81 some say for Havana.
| NIle Dinner Mile Fanny Mnntin and Mons. Schmidt
! have been engaged at the st. Charles Theatre.
p.mp,ter the celebrated ballad singer Ia to give
soiree st the Chinese Museum, Phsdslpbls on Monde
svssins.