The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13
Theatrical mud Musical.

PARK THrArng-Mr. Collins. the best Irish come.
dian now in this country enters upon an engage
meut at the Park Theatre this evening, after an abb
sence Of eight months, during which he has per-
formed in all the Socthern and Western Cities with I'M
limited success He will personate two characters this
eyening-Mr McShane in the Nervous Man, and
Teddy Malowney in Teddy the Tiler." Those VINO
have seen Mr. Collins the stage aud heard him sng
can appreciate the treat In store for them this evening
ut tho Park Theatre.
CHATHAM THKAraE.-Miss Clarke and Mr.. walcott
will appear again at the Chatham Theatre this evening
in two very excellent pieces viz the drama of "Victo-
rinsn and the farce the "Tompkins Blue" In addi-
ton to these, the favorite drama OF The tloatnS
Beacon" in which Mr. Neafe and Mr. Brandon WIN
take the principal characters will be added This Is
bill that will certainly draw together large assemoage'
CASTLE GAnpEN--Tho opera IL Barbere di Seviglia"
will be performed by the Havana opera company at
Castle Garden this evening The following the cast
Count Almavva, Sig. Dominica Lorini; Figaro Sig. l.
Vita; Doctor Bartolo Sig Battaini Basilio Sig Pie
Csndi; Fiorello Sig Piamontesi; Rosna, Signora
Fortunate Ted.sco; Bertha, Sgnora Teodolinda Geri
We expect every lover of music Mt the Garden
this occasion
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-The Ravel Family will pro-
vide the usual for their patrons and ae-
mirers this evening The first piece that they will ar
pear in will be the "Three Faced Frenchman in which
Gabriel Ravel will sustain five characters and John sef
will be performed the usual quantity OF dancing and
tight rope exercises to BIZ added.
BowKRY CIRcUs.-Mr. John Tryon has again entered
the aed and will occupy it for tho whole of the ensuing
winter He will open this evening in the same old place
In the Bowery, and with company equal II not supe-
rior to any he over had. He has engaged Hckman's
celebrated SAKE Horn band the great Wells family COM
posed of Mr. j. Wells Mary Ann Wells, Louisa Wells,
Amelia Wells, and Mrs. Wells and also Mrs. Cole, Tor
msriv Miss Cook, MIR. George Smith, Messrs. Sweet,
Cole Lese Conover, Brewer Oden, 10 Gossin, Miles,
Ethiopian Band, and many other performers OF equal
celebrity, together with q stud OF great value
PEEprE OPERA COMPANY. According to the an
nouncement that made yesterday the Pesdee Opera
Company have decided upon remaining here another
week and will perform this evening at the Apollo Rooms
This company Is composed Of six excellent performers
and create much amusement for those VINO patronise
them.
VIRGINIA sERrrApEns-This excellent company
minstres have engaged the Minerva Rooms for another
week. and in order they have procured
I'll services of Signor Manuel Lopez who Is repre-
sented excellent performer on be Spanish guitar
The bill for this evening includes the buresque opera Of
Stufi0n and o selection OF new songs, &c
DIR. VALENTINE YANKEE HILL.-The pubic Will
be pleased to learn that the celebrated Dr. Valentine
and Yankee Hill arrived in this city, ard will per-
form for one week at Mechanics Hall, Broadway, COM
mencing this evening. Their entertainments will con-
sst of bits and odds and ends ms ana OUTS anu
q variety of other things.
SraNoR BLIrz-This prince of mascians has CON 9
among US once more and has announced his determine
ton Of giving the public touch of his quality at the
Society Library lecture this evening lie will
form variety of tricks and receptions for which he
70 celebrated. He will probably remain here whole
week. and to say that he will receive as much
patronage as he deserves.
HERR ALExANpER.-This celebrated necromancer has
been presented with q complimentary medal by his
friends in New York. He left hero Saturday fol
Saratoga from which place he will so to Buffalo, and
thence to New York, where he will embark for the
West Indies.
TANNER Co., 237 Broadway, have published the New
London March, dedicated to the New London Bras
Band, by E Gates
Tom Flynn is ecturing on temperance in Boston.