The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-04

Thsasrieal and Ausacal.
PARK THEArKE.-Lsst night Mr.. Hscide took 70 benefit
Ut the Park on which occasion those two excellent
comic dramas, the White Horse Of the Peppers" and
SRory OMorsn were performed. 1t was excellent
rangsmsnt which brought Collins and Pacids upon the
boards together they make such q capital pair.
Who could SO baodsomey set of and bring out Couss
Rory o'Mors as Placids in De Welskein And who
could 80 bring out Plaodes Hans Mansfield Collins in
Gerald Pepper Both pieces performed last night
In . mastery style, and were well received This was
the NTH time each Of these pieces has been
we'll received the occasion OF their first presenta-
ton. One night will complete the engagement of
Messrs. Placide and Collins This evening will be de-
voted to the performance of the same pieces
played last evening and tho lovers OF Irish comedy
viii not do well lose this opportunity of seeing Rory
OMore in his rich scenes in the smugglers cellar Of
hearing him tell his remarkable fox story to say no.
nD o. ss s ea ms nth
the oddities Of Hans Mansfsdt and Capt De Wsskein
The best proof of the quality Of the entertainment ct the
two weeks past the comedies that have been
here have been greeted. Remember this Is the last
night.
BowERr THrArRE.--The magnificent spectacle Of
the Naiad Queen performed last night at thihsstre,
drew excellent house. In fact, Is feature to
thin house at the Bowsry which is mainly atribu
table to the enterprise of the manager who indie
fagAble in his efforts to cater for the hundreds who
patronize his establishment The Land Pirate
the first piece introduced The character Of the Hunch
back By Stevens good and c. Burke In the part Of
Ichabod Crane, Yankee by his peculiar phrases and
drollery kept the audience in Of laughter. The
"NAiad Queen next followed with Its gorgeous scenery
bull ns usual was admirably su.tainsdhsr dancing
was very graceful and her military discipline Of the
naiads and water sprites was scientifically and hand
somely managed. MIR Hall Rupert was capital, aud
Mr.. Stevens Ampbibio displayed great dexterity
But Burke's aquatic excursion with the nymphs was
have seen for some time. He Is card It the Bowsry
and the praise bestowed upon his acting Is well merited
The performances concluded with the Rake's Pro-
gress" Tonight s presented excellent bill OF enter
tainment.
CHATHAM TaEArRr-Lsst evening the entertain
msnts commenced with the legendary drama of tho
Flying Dutchmsn" in which Msssrs Held, Adds and
c. Taylor we'll sustained their respective characters
The much admired Tabesux vivants" were next pro-
duosd and indeed must say they reflect the highest
credit Mr. Fletcher whose knowledge Of living sta
tuary little behind that of any other representation
the like character The management Of these beautiful
tabeaux evinced exquisite taste, was manifested by
seemed perfectly delighted. The "Maypoe Dance,,'
The Gracss and the Feast Of Bscchus were beauti
fully represented and the grand tabsau in honor Of the
United States cheered from every part Of the house
The concluding performance Of the Golden Ksy,n by
Barnes and the Holland family, excellent. The
same bill Ii presented for this evening.
CIRcus BowERY AmrHIrHEArRr-Ton night, Tryon
gives real Saturday night blsnough fun, merriment
and to satisfy army Of
seekers Nixon, and his troupe Carroll, the dsshing
rider, who controls galloping stseds as easily as
little girl does her kitten his boy Levi who bids fair to
b. q great an equestrian as Carroll himself Sweet in
setting by the troupe neero melodies Lathorne and
bis cannon balls williams the clown, and his knowing
dog Buffer dancing, by the Misses Wells slsck-rope
performances and, to wind up, comic pantomims,
full Of all kinds Of fun Such Is the varied bill for this
evening We have no doubt there will be full house.
CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs.-The fifty fourth entertain
mont by these Of darkness viii be given this
ming. Negro minstrelsy is decidedly attractive now
a, He ., shs On sn
their line. Nothing like tattenton their business
rigorous fulallment of all they SGT forth in their pro-
accommodations for all and polite and gentee
and attendants tackled to their undoubted
Of their unparalleled successful fact the whole secret.
Chrsty the manager, Is not satisfied with having good
band, but like wise man. attends to all the details
which 30 necessary to gain the continued patronage
OF the public. They give an excellent bill this evening
SrEYERMAnxrsoHr MUSICAL CoMrANY.-H Reich, the
manager of this company has taken the Tabsrnace for
and continuing every other night From the fatterng
enoomiums passed their musical ABILITIES by tho
Boston pspers-ther beautiful harmony unity, great
precision and excellent execution there is very little
doubt but that their concerts here will meet with that
success which sterling merit Ii always sure to command
from New York audience.
LIVING MoDELs-After a heightened stay among us,
during which they have been patronized to the top OF
their bent Hamlet says this troupe take their de-
engagements In that part of the Union Tonight, them
positively the last time they perform here for
months to and those who miss this opportunity
Of seeing them, will have missed delightful entertain.
ment DR.. Collyer deserves credit for having intro
into this country From the very great patronage be-
slowed him. have doubt he has found 1t quite
profitable affair.
Messrs Svori and Herr give their farewell concert at
Philadelphia ON the 18th inst
Madame Bishop was to take benefit at the Walnut
street theatre last evening
MIR Dempster gave q concert at the Chinese Museum
on Thursday evening He had q full house, although
the weather was unpleasant.
The Ethiopsns still at their popular performances
ct the Chesnut-street Theatre.
At Boston, Dan Marble is still engaged ct the Howard
Athenmum where, also, are the Rseys. Rice ID at the
Boston Theatre
Police Intelligence.
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