The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-22

sion by his delays and his inattention to his bust
ness
TheStrfcal and Musical
PAaR THEATRE night Mr. Collins, the celebrated
Irish comedian and vocalist, and Mr. Plaeide long and
fvoraby known here both to appear the boards
Of the Park Theatre Such attraction cannot fail to
ill the house. little OF the admiration heretofore
pressed for these excellent actors performances remain
The play selected for the occasion are, tho Nervous
Man,. In which Mr. Collins plays Moshane, and Placide
performs the part OF Aspen In this play Mr. Collins
will sing {" The sprig Of Shlslsh and Shamrock so
Green" This over, The comedietta Of Teddy the
Tier" will be performed MIR. Collins In the character
Of Teddy Maownsy the tiler will sing The low backed
Carr and "Ths Widow Macrss,n in which last he will
give number Of additional The entertainments
Of the evening will conclude with the drama Of Grand.
father Whitehead In which Mr. Hacids appears as the
venerable character Of that name There is certainly
fault to be found with the BILL and there ought to be
for the treasurer to complain when he counts
his receipts for tonight.
BowERY THEATRE Tho tragedy Of Douglas, or the
Noble shepherd" which has been in preparation hero
for some time pact will be performed at the Bowsry this
evening Mrs Shaw, Mr.. Marshall, Mr.. Clarke, Mrs.
Madison, &C. all cast In 1t, and expect TO see 1t
performed in oredtabls the reputation Of all
these artists well to that Of the theatre The
Jscobite" and I" Oliver TWIST will bs added.
CHATHAM THEATRE -" Magma Charte, the Birth
right Of Freedom" with scenery cost mes SO will
be produced here this evening" and safely say In
in advance that will BIS performed to large house
have reen this season The Adopted Child" will
be performed afterwards. The manager deserves all
praise for his enterprise and lberay in producing this
new piece
CRcvs.-BowERr AMPHirHEArRE.-Kemp,t the Clown
takes his benefit tonight AL the circus gosrs know
him. and his tricks, his cavorngs the barrels aud
balancing Of himself in all kind ofunherd OF and out Of
the way positions. By the his bill this even
ing II seems he Is fomewhat of poet wthal, and in
various coupets h. aets forth the numerous and mani
fold species Of enter ainments he purposes giving We
have no doubt they will all bo sfunDy and amusing
he states any doubt 1t let him go and with
his own eyes, and thus swell the number Of visiters
which Kemp Is bound to have night, to all the
good things be sets forth.
CHRIsrr's MISsrRE Tonight commences another
week Of these delightful minstrss. Music Is,
days, all the go every body after 1t among high
and low rich and poor musical and musical singing
Is ell the rage The proof Of the goodness Of pudding
is the eating Of it and reasoning by analogy, the
goodness Of band Of mnstres s shown by the patron
age they receive The truth Is, when such beautifully
executed pieces as Happy are we," Lovely yaner
% me BACK 70 o. Sr sar the sts
and ordinary Of their performances no wonder
they are popular To hear any one Of these piece Is
worth the trihs charged for admittance Those who
visit thsn therefore, clearly are gamers by the trans
action.
SABLE HARMoNisrs These philosophers are success
full in pleasing their audiences in fact, every evening
they have their saloon quite full. They an uncom
promising band Of jokers and when the slightest symp
tom of joke 10 perpstrated by any Of them, It Il
pretty thoroughly rddled by the rest before they let
90 of It, One thing that adds much to their fun is the
impromtu manner in which 1t apparently goes
on That solo the banjo and the duets overtures,
lectures sc all very aughable and not only that
bit surprisingly executed.
Miss BRAMsoN's concert on wednesday evening next
will be quite feature in the weeks amussments She
is very estimabe young lady and has quite attrsc
tive programme. Having such good connexon in this
bs around her on Wednesday evening
MopxL ARTISTS These very interesting performers
give another Of their charming entertainments this
evening The Greek Slave is nightly encored 1t 10 a
beautiful piece Is the Lutte Player Venus atired by
the Graces the Infant Hercules and other groups
sixteen in all will be presented this evening.
BEDoUIN ARABs.-The real Bedouins OF the desert,
SIX in number, who made great sensation some time
ago by their wonderful fsats to appear at the Bow
cry Circus on Thanksgiving day.
THE HAUsER HAMLY give another concert tomorrow
at he Att