The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-15

Theatre last evening" consisted of the Heir at Law
and 6. Rob Roy McGregor" Both pieces were credi-
tably performed Mr.. Bass and Mrs. Vernon as Lord
and Lady Duberly, and Mr.. Dyott Dick Dowass, as
we'll as G. Andrews in the character OF Zekiel Home
spun, made tbs very most Of the parts allotted to
them The after-piece went of with spirit Mr.
Dyott as Rob Roy McGregor, and Mr.. Bass as Baltic
Niohol Jarvie, we'll Of in their parts and gave
all that effect to the piece which melo-drama espe-
bensAt and offers BILL which certainly ought to be
an the patrons Of the Park to come out
nssr The pieces to be presented are The spoiled
Chid,n"The Lost Letter." and The Irish Tutor"
with several songs, as interlude0
BowERy THEATRE Although the weather last even
ing was any thing but favorable to theatrcas yet the
Bowery was very well filled; and wonder, for there
was bill of entertainments produced which could vie
with any ever performed at this any other theatre
to our knowledge The FIRST piece performed the
drama of Valshs the Revolt of the Slaves and al
give Mr. Hall much credit for his slave His part is
very portant In this drama, and he must not be
80 az masters Of course which he
must he indulge In the habit of turning his back to the
audience when delivering passages 60 much
take the character OF Ludger at all Mr.. Clarke's
talents thrown away In this piece He an actor
ma. He shows ito better advantage when performing
with Mrs shaw Vasha wssitaken by Mrs Phillips and
mpsrfsctons noticed in her acting last evsning On
the whole however, the piece went of WELL although 1t
OF
Levi North and his horse Tammsny next in order
The ofsener ths horse the more extraordinary
animal of this kind dancing the Polka and keeping per
feet time 60 to the Bowery They will then see done
to perfection by Tammsny under the direction OF the
never dreamt Of The "Giselle" next performed,
in VIII oh Miss Turnbull gained additional laurels.
ma Of Waisha, Levi North and bis horse Tsmmany,
the ballet of Nathalis' in which Miss Turnbul aud
Mr. Smith will appear and the comedy OF "a Kiss in the
Dark"
CHATHAM THEATRE.-The "Baok MANTLE" drama of
much interest, repeated last night, to toerably
good house, and must say that under the manage
ment of Mr. Held, there to be very great i'm
the cast Of characters and stage regula
ton Branden, Wenock, was well received. and
Nicholas the village taylor, by Herbert, given
with such comic action as to keep the audience In CON
tinuai laughter. Lady kowena, by Miss Hildreth was
played with far OF R sns iss tS
Marshes and though last, not least Eva, the Rose OF
Langley Dale taken from her fathers house by the b.
rom was capital representation of agonsed heart,
In being torn from the humble but vrtuous dwelling OF
her parent The entire piece went of with great effect
Next came the model artists There is only one fault
and that Is easily corrected-a little more rmness and
of position In two Of the model artists
and Mr. Fletchers Table WANTS. could be
sdersd inferior to any similar exhibition that been
given in the United States In fact We are not aston.
hsd the elegance of these tabeaux as the menoger
has a thorough knowledge OF all their bearings
| PALMo's OpERA Housewife Augusta, the beautiful,
and graceful dansues has have previously stated
taken this house. for purpose producing variety
Of French baets and also, for the first time in this
country the German vaudeville and comedy which lat
tar viii he under the management of Messrs Hermann
and Deetz from the first theatres in Vienna and Berlin
the ballet will be under Madame Augustus own care
or the manner in which affairs will be conducted at this
house. it Is needless to speak Mile A. is too ia
voraby in this city to require praise that
in this country and has always ranked very high in the
estimation Of the public She will fully maintain this
stauding and as In this house every thing will be under
| horn ms
produced in perfect style Our population too
have opportunity Of witnessing the vaudeviles and
| pany of Germans in style which no other German
performers in this country ever attempted Altogether
MANAGEMENT, a. an era in New York theatricals The
performances this evening, will be as folows- The one
ballet ball of .Ta syphids; the German vaudeville Of the
Little Drummer and the ballet Of the Pages of the
| Duke of vendome, in which Mile A. viii perssoanate
Frederic the dancer also takes both the baets
We may add that the price Of admittance to the boxes
and parquette is rs CENTS to the second er OF
| so cents d.
| Cnous- Bowrnv AMrH,rHEArRE.-ssnds, Lent &
Co Is mammoth troupe is causing quite sensation IN
tho eastern part of the CITY, md only the eastern
hut ali parts the house Is nightly crowded with high
y respectable audiences, composed OF family parties
60 to see the beautiful exhibitions of this troupe Of splen
did equestrians, horses, ponies, go &c NOW, that
holiday time may be said to have begun heads OF fami
lies cannot afford their little greater treat than
to take them to the Circus The beautiful exhibition
Of Mr. Sands and his beautiful children, In their
every bshoder Them and the acts Of by
the equesians the dancing of Mr. Sweet on the tight
rope the surprising docility and Intelligence or the
beautiful May Fly not to speak of the astonishng
of the ponies and the comicelites OF the
clowns all combine to make an evening at the Circus
| pleasant ono.
CYRIsTy,s MissrRELs-Ths ball il still In motion and
80 great is the applause avshed the minstres night
y that they insprted more than ever to excel in
their performances Dark faces aud harmonious voices
are the things nowadays to obtain praise dollars and
| fun Well nothing Is more gratifying than to see
band of jovia fellows succeeding "a well as these dot
shows that appetite for amusement Is still left IN
New York only it requires real merit to satisfy it, and
this these minsrels possess Tonight they give an ex
| celent bill.
VIRGINIA SrRENApERs This patriotic band are
ceedirg WE'LL andsend home their vsters well satied
with their money! worth OF s1Dg Ins peculiarly tn noh
humor dspayedin their repartees witty Dialogues NC
show to be scientific darkiss That burlesque OF
| " Stuffo /" Is really laushsble affair
OproN-This snug house Is all the 60 with the young
meuhey nightly assemble there in great force to hear
the singing the vocslists engaged at this estao
artists who perform In them evidently persons VINO
have studied this kind Of exhibition thoroughly On
the whole, the Odeon is comfortable place Oh amu'e
ment.
| HAu,rp FAmiLy.--This family will give another OF
their pleasing concerts this evening" at the society IL
pany themselves on the guitar sther, adds much
| to the wild and beautiful songs which they sipg'
MUSICAL ILLusrRATIoss or SHAKsrEAhE;,,,l Lynne
will give the second Of the series OF musea
~ ths S,cietv Library He takes for his subject the
tragedy of Macbeth which,afords sucha splendid held
for musical illustration and from tho powers OF the vo-
csl,sts who assi,t Mr. In these entertainments there
Il no doubt that all Of Lockes celebrated music COM
posed the 10 'sSs WIN b.s%
! presented in New York. From the liberal patron
age bestowed on Mr. LIS last entertainment we ha's
donbt the present one VIII DC equaiy wen ATTENDED,
LAFAYETTE BaaaAp.-Lsughter IL said to be cstchingi