The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-06
Theatr1calS.

PAnx THrArRE-Mr Wallack appeared last evening,
ut the Park In pieces Don Caesar de Bazan In the
popular drama Of that name and Dick Dashal In tho
farce of q My Aunt On his first appearance Mr. w.
was received by round Of applause, and another and
another, and yet another-aud another STILL and then
a continuous thunder of two three minutes. In
truth we never witnessed hearty greeting extend
ed to any artist of his line than Mr. Waack received
last night from his auditors at the Park The play was
all that could be desired; the stock admirably sustain
ing the parts assigned them Don Cesar de Bazan is
capital piece and excelently adapted to the talent OF
the gentleman in whose Stands it been emneny
successful The of Lost Letter. given at tho
commencement of the evening, and the entertainment
concluded with MY AInt At the mt oi tine
ward and made few happy remarks was again cheered
in the aud retired with good cause to
proud of his reception Tonight he appears again
in the same characters those in which he appeared
last evening
BowERy THr,rRE--The great romantic and scenic spec
tacle the Naad Queen which had been in preparation
for long time, produced last evening" and we
in candor say, that Notwithstanding were pre-
pared something splendid, it exceeded our most
sanguine expectations We not prepared to give
heightened notice of it at presentwe viii content
selves with saying that who go to witness will not
be disappointed. We cannot, however, omit saying IA
word in favor of Miss Turnbu the graceful and elegant
ddnseue who personates the principal port She truly
has lost nothing of her reputation by appearing in it
In fact should that she appears more to advan
tango in this spectacle than she does in anything
have her in. II will be repeated Tonight but
ms before,
with them had better their seats and 60 early
because the house will doubt it was last evening
be crowded to excess
BowrRY CrRcus.-Kemp, the great clown had tole-
raby good benefit last night but it certainly not
good q one as he deserved However he will doubt
make up all deficiencies the next time he is up for
pment of that kind We glad inform the patrons
of this establishment that MIR Kemp engaged for six
nights longer and will appear tonight in the new bal
let Of Fun and Pbysic which has been received with
much applause every night that has been perform
ed. The Ethiopian Sercnaders will play "a variety of
their favorite songs Cole and Kemp will give another
display Of science Kemp will perform his barrel act
and the members Of the equestrian company will
AL perform their extraordinary feats All these per-
formances will take place this evening So
pect very crowded house.
CASTLE GAHpEs.-The spirited and enterprsng pro-
prietors of this delightful location are usual repair
ing and newly painting this healthful resort Indeed
we do not know any place in, this city, which
embraces so many attractive features II commands
view of splendid bay, second to In the word,-at
either side Of which there Is the most picturesque rural
and healt hnspirng scenery. We sincerely hope the
Forthcoming will be favorable and profitable
than the last French Hcyser every way descrv-
ing of public patronage and indefatgablc in their
efforts rendcr the citizens pleasure Of the most reh
ned. character.
Collins. rnu Isrsu CoMrpIAS--The Mobile Register
and Journal Of the 2sth March, speaks in the most fat
tsrng terms Of Colins's debut II eItols his singing,
and considers his personaion OF irish character no
inferior to Power
The Ravels were performing at tho st. Charles, New
Orleans, at last accounts
Mile. Blangy appeared at the American Theatre n.
o., on tho 18th ut, In La Bsyadcrs."
MIR and Mrs Kcsn were to have bcnedt atths st..
Charles Monday evening" 10th ult, when they were
10 appear IN the " Merchant q Venice"
MIR Murnoch bade adieu 70 bis friends at Cincinnati,
on the night Of the 7eh on which occasion he played In
the Stranger" The theatre was crowded.
Mr.. Forrest is engaged at the new theatre, Albany,
and 10 TO sppesr csriyan May
Miss Logan and Mr.. silsboe artat Cincinnati.
The viennose Danssusos are still delighting the Phil
sdelphians The Oriental dance is becoming great IA
vorite The dreamy oveliness Of the scenery The ORR
entail magn6ccnce and beauty Of the appearance Of the
dancers and their tabeaux etc. Is alluded ~ In the no
tices Of the performances
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