The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK THEArRE-"La Sonusmbula" was performed
again at the Park last evening" before good audience
and received well the other performances of
the evening" with the greatest applause. Tonight Mr..
Forrest to appear spsrticus in the historical tragedy
Of the "Gadistor" The piece is well cast throughout
and WILL doubtless attract large number Of spectators
The opera company have had in rehearsal for time
Donzetti's grand opera of "Lucrezis Borgia which
will be produced tomorrow evening in splendid style
We happy to be able to this opera for
believe that Madame Bishop though sxoelsat in every
thing abe undertakes will especially succeed In this
The music Is worthy of such performer, and her per-
<--.s -.y worsny sucn COM
position this work Of Donizstts It cannot fail to be
popular. The subordinate parts will introduce to
some new members Of the troupe.
BowERy THEArRE.-A bill Of performances is produc-
ed for this evening at the Bowery theatre which has
filed this house to the last seat many occasions be-
fore this 1t consists of the grand drama Of Captain
Kyd or the Witch of Hell Gats the petite comedy Of
"Katharne and Petrucho" and the very amusing farce
of the "Spectre Bridegroom We have frequently
this bill performed at this theatre and every
night of its performance have witnessed largo
dience the house could contain It must not be for
COTTON that Mr. c. Burke will take q benefit here to-
morrow evening We shall speak Of the performances in
tomorrow's paper.
CHATHAM THEArRR.-The drama of the "Flying
Dutchman" the amusing force Of the "Artful Dodgsr"
and the farce Of Perfection the Maid Of Munster
marked for this evening at the Chatham theatre
These pieces need hardly have always been favor
ties with the public and when it is known that Mr. De
Bar and Miss Vallee will appear in them conf
dent the house will be well filed 1t has been any
day this week In addition to the bill proper, Miss Val
lee, Miss Deloraine, and Mr. Yates will between the
pieces, perform some much admired dances Miss VAL
lees benefit will take place tomorrow evening" which
occasion the ballet Of "Giselle" will be performed.
CIRCUS BowERY AMrHIrHEArRE.--This IL the last
night but Of the peoples favorte clown Dan Rice
the true .shakspsarian Merryman, and in addition to
him there will be grand combination of equestrian
ISM gymnastics negro singing and, finally, that most
amusing comic scena, Don Quixots." With all this
have no doubt MIR. Tryon will conclude the week
he has begun it, viz, with full audiences He
tsnly Is the most energetic manager that the old cir
has had for time and glad to see he is
reaping reward for his labor in q continuous of
good hoases.
ETHIOPIAN Nothing like leather, says
old proverb but Messrs the Philippians have found
that there is nothing like black paint and good sing
ing to please the many and they take advantage Of
this discovery to fill their pockets with cash and their
audiences with pleasantly Tonight they give an excel
lent entertainment consisting Of three parts in the
Of which some of their best songs win be intro
performance commences at o'clock convenient hour
for those coming from q distance.
CHRIsry's xMIrsTRELs.-These classic gentry again
give one OF their regular full of good
| songs, merrment and wittiosm, as . plum pudding
ought to be Of pums In this however, all their
ings and doings plums and Of the best kind too
Their presentations the Southern plantation negro
oompletein fact they are 30 natural that to person
with the fact Of their being white nothing
In their actions would discover It, Tonight they ars
certain to have . full house.
HERz, SIvoRI AND KNooP-We are sure tho admirers
Of these eminent artists viii hail with delight the an.
nounoement Of their Grand Concert Tuesday even.
ing next at the Tabernacle which will be la combination
la plus brilliant Of musical science Several laudatory
articles have already emanatsd from the press their
entertainments; but they have been Of too general
character to do ample Justice to the elegance and refine
ment of these inmitabe performers; they spoken
by all the musical diAeant and professional gentlemen
as persons holding the enyable position of the greatest
artists Of the day sivors bewitchDg strains In I'll
Csmpanella" the Carnival Of Venice" &c,
be obterated from the memory Of his audience and the
sweet painve touches Of Herr he softly and sweety
performs THE last Rose Of Summer" will be remember
60 40 long AZ musical sounds hold place In the heart
Together with these artists have the great
on tho violoncelIo Mr. knoop and the well known vocal
nst, Madam otto, whose sweet intonstions while per-
delighted her hearers sivori will play"ia
Dy requests and Herr, The last Rose Of Summern new
fantastic which wi be published in few days in this
city Tnere VIII also be grand tersetto by Herr svori
and Knoop This indeed win be one of the most sttrsc
tive concerts a. yet given In this city and no doubt
those desire the extension Of this science which re
fines the mind and taste Of all will testify NV thai
presence on Tuesday evening next their Admiration
the divine art, and excaim In language Of naatr
Music the SOUL song charms the ssnseS ''
s'oSOs Bite Tonight, again, the signor performs
his curious feats He Is decidedly rich genius Wis
ventrioqusm Is of the most humorous order
DR. CoLLyrR's LIVING MODELS The scenes from
/ PARADISE here are very graceful We do not know on
any more entertaining and classical exhibition than this