The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-16
Theatrical ind nIllslcal

PARK THEArRE.-The admirable play of the Cava.
er wasi again performed last evening the Park and
with the that has attended 1t on former
oasions Mr. Pitt by his admirable personation of the
hsh-mnded and sensitive Hsrgrave, the approba-
ton Of the house, and the other characters well
sustained could be desired. The afterpiece r the
and deeply interesting moral drama Of " o Bot
tle," founded Cruikshank's graphic nlusrat ons,
known by that title The scenes painful natura
and many Of them wrought up to intsnsty really
horrible. There eight tsblesuxs. First The
Happy house, shows the inside Of the neat and
Portable house Of thriving mechanic with his wife and
children about him The table Is laid, and Richard
bottles his wife and oretels the evils which
must result from intemperance. The drama goes
the execution for rent" the confirmed drunksrd at
the public house - then follows of domestic
to early death by privaton and exposures its
are beggars Drunken brawling and brutal violence"
tie he, done its work, and finally, the drunkarS
hopeless manisc The by play Of the piece is exceed
ngy good introducing capital low comedy character
first pot boy and afterwards pie this part Is
handsomely sustained by W. B. Chapman In fact, the
whole thing well dramatissd and it has been produced
at the Park with great Mrs Jones' who plays the
part OF Ruth Townay, the drunksrd's wife, deserves
great credit for the manner in which she acqut her
self The lesson which the piece incuostes can
but forciby impressed upon the mind Of the au
dience We think 1t cannot but draw Tonight Mr.
Chas Pitt appears as Sir Cries. In "A New Way to Pay
BowERY THrArnE.-The beautiful piece, The stran-
ger Mi,anthropy and Repentance, performed at
this theatre last evening" Mrs. Shaw taking the part
Mrs. Halter, Mr. Marshall that of the Stranger, Mr..
Clark that Of Baron Stenfort and the remaining cha
ra,ters well filed. This is all say Of this
piece for found 1t impossible to procure a seat 80
deusely crowded the house. Hundreds we In
formed obliged to leave without being able to oh
tain admittsnce This is the best commentary that
be formed the attraction which the Bowery presents
at the present time. The grand national spectacle
the Revolution the Patriots OF l77o" likewise
performed last evening; but from the entoned
above prevented from noticing it In detail until
thu multitude thins of The bill will be performed
this evening.
CHATHAM TmsArRr.-The nautical drama Of " My
Poll aad my Partner Joe," was performed here las,
evening" OF the largest houses of the season. Mr.
Held taking the principal part. Afterwards the Mode
Artsx gave variety of NEUROLOGICAL and classic rep.
REGISTRATIONS which were, as usual hailed with vehe.
me1t applause. The artists at this theatre improve
every representation. At first they evipced want Of
skill and practice, but now they almost faultless.-
Partner Jos;n the comedy Of the Jsoobi,eD aud the
Model Artists will oonoluds ths evenings ausements
with variety Of other rare PRESENTATIONS.
+ CIRcus-BowEHY AMrHIrHEArRE--Mr. Kemp the
English clown and Old Williams and bis dog will have
grand turn cut tonight at the old circus and the way
coed any thing in the clown line "Harlequin's Free
ncs" Is the name OF the English plntomime tina
created such fun last night II will repeated again to
go through their posturpg Barney Carroll will perform
MS beautiful two horse act aud all the company will
will certainly have a full house to- night.
CHRIsTY's MIssrRELs.-Tonight these dartes hiring
forward their famous buresque the
whom they term the Cowbelogans, and also their bur.
esque Polka and Cachuca dances The'c burlesques al.
ways create much merriment, they most inimts
bly, performed indeed, though burlesques in the bill
they are In reality for from buresques every one
knows 1t takes great deal OF genius to make fun with
out degenerating into bufYoonery In this however
Christys hinstrels succeed they also do In giving
most excellent singing Of popular airs to words
Their list Of for TO night both long good
and we have no doubt they will have full house lis
Ten TO them
SABLE HARMoSIsrs-The manner In which this troup
ecquit Themselves TO be quite satisfactory to the
pubc that to say IL good houses and applause form
any criterion They are very excellent band and
are glad to see them an well patronsed NJ they
LIVING MoDELs.-The programme Is changed every
evening at this exhibition and thus the more beautiful
groups be brought forward in succession This is
good arrangement Tonight less than sixteen spsn-
did groups are given.
srcroR BLrz-Thi. gentleman only exhibits tonight
and tomorrow therefore, Brooklyn friends had bet
ter avail themselves Of his presence.
SrvoRf HERz AND KNoop give concert ut the Female
Academy, Brooklyn, on Thursday evening next.
SCHARLEsroS THEATRE Mr. Preston, tho manager Of
the theatre in Charleston, has. engaged a com
pany Ia this oythey to leave here ia the steamer
Northerner on the Nth inst
The Viennoiss children were to make their first ap-
pearsnce In st. Louis ON the evening Of the 9th inst
Miss Isadora Hansen Is to sing the next concert
OF the Philharmonic Society in Philadelphia
MIR. Lover has commenced brief series Of his pecu-
liar entertainments at Philadelphia.
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