The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29
Theatrical and Musical.

pm TurArKr-Mr Anderson appeared at the Park
Last svspipr ~ Alexander the Great" and was ad-
miraby sustained BY Messra Barry, Dyott stark and
Mrs Abbott and Mrs Geo Jones. It was an admirable
pieoe of acting and well received The Elder
Brethern was performed afterwards In which MI An
derson made his second appearance for the evening
To. morrow night Mr. Forrest appears as King Lear
The management Of the Park are deserving wen inc
public BY their good talent Mr.
Forrest vii, no doubt be greeted by audience
of friends who will rejoice to welcome him once more 70
the boards Of old Drury.
BowrrY THrArmr.-Mrs shaw Is engaged for another
week. which will positively be her last for the season.
although We are confident that she would draw a. large
audiences rs attended performances during the last
two weeks, for month In fact, the patrons OF
this establishment never would get tired with her.
although they very fond Of novelty. This Is the
best comment that be made her acting. and the
hold she has the affections Of citizens She and
Mr. Clarke will appear tomorrow night in the play Of
slandsr which il very popular and has been received
there times with delight The tragedy Of Pizar
ro' with excellent cast, viii be enacted the same
evening
CHArHAM THEArRE.-The manager Of the Chatham
Theatre has engaged for short time Miss Clarke and
Mr. wacott formally Of the Olympic theatre, and Mr.
Neane with whom everybody IL acquainted This will
sure the performance Of succession good pi
mastery manner. The two first named win appear to-
morrow evening In the comedy Of the Wonder, q
woman Keeps secret" ana the comedy OF the Temp s
in the Bud" form the bill Of amusements for the
ing. On Tuesday. Mr.. Nsahe will perform Damon in
" Damon and Pythiss" which will be produced, with
other attractions.
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-An entertainment Of sacred
music will be given at this place Of amusement this
ningthe admittance to be free. band of music will
perform Of the best compositions Of Hayden, Mo-
Fart, Beethoven &c. We need hardly mention the
ceent refreshments furnished by Mr.. Burke His Ice
Sc delicious and well known to the frequent
ers Of that theatre
CASTLE GARpEr.-The bad weather last evening pre-
vented the attendance Of great many opera goers at
this place of amusement but Notwithstanding, about
fifteen hundred persons congregated In the vast hall
and delighted with the admirable music Of Verdi
signorna Tedesco. though not in very good health,
sang nevertheless with brio and entrain worthy Of
her great talents Hermann that incompatible opera
Of Of the greatest composers living is appre
ciated here by all true lovers of music Of the
last night Novelli with Vita" the small with
great displayed their usual talent in their sepa
rate % % S
members of the Italian company, including Tedesco,
Rsnisri, signors Perelli, Perossi, Vita, and No.
have doubt this will will draw crowded house, to
reward sgnor varino for his exertons to crafty the
musical taste OF our citizens
ETHIOPIAN CoNcERr.-The citizens Of Newark will
have the pleasure of listening to the melody Of the Pee
Dee Ethiopian opera troupe, tomorrow evening, at
Washington Hall. The members Of this troupe will sing
a choice selection of Northern dandy and Southern
plantation songs and chorusses in manner peculiarly
their own.
Madam Bishop appeared at the Howard Ath@n cum,
Boston, Thursday and 1t Is said was received by
large and fashionable audience in the most cordial
ner. and was compmented with enthusiastic applause
ing.