The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-23
Theatricals.

PARK THEATRE.-Mrs. Mason last evening appeared
at the Park in the character Of Mrs Oakley In the
medy Of the Jealous Wife" Mr. Wheatlsy personated
Mr. Oakley, and the other characters admirably
sustained by the members of tho company. Mrs. Ma.
sons performances last evening, only renewed the feel
ing of admiration the part Of the audience In whose
favorable regard she already sustained high place.
There a tolerabc good attendance and the ap-
pause with which her efforts were received told plainly
enough how the actress stood In the estimation of her
auditors Mrs Mason certainly has wonderful
tty of talent being equally able to her audience
to tears by calling their softer sympathies to rack
Il eir sides with laughter at her comical saies. The
performances last evening concluded with the farce OF
panna If Pun Mr. s.s. in,
Fretfu Pagiary This capital farce and rarely falls
into competent hands than those mentioned above
Mr. Barretts Puff is certainly capital thing, and
do recolect have better Sir Fretful than
Mr. Bass Tonight are to have the Lady of Lyons "
! with Mrs. Mason in Pauline, and Mr.. Wheatley in
| Claude Melnotte.
BowERv THEATRE.-This will be tho fifth night of
| Mrs Shaw's engagement Thus far she has boen re-
ceived with rapurous applause and has drawn large
audiences the Bowery Theatre could possibly contain
Her engagement has been, and we have no doubt that
it will continue to be- triumphant In fact, Mrs
Shaws talents well appreciated and she herself
Is deservedy popular with the patrons Of the Bowery
that whenever she appears that stage she surely
draws together her admirers from all parts of
the city, up town as well las down town She will ap-
pear again this evening In the tragedy Of lon" All
who have not her in this great character will doubt
less her this evening The tragedy of Six Degrees
Of Crime " will form the afterpiece
BowERY CIRcus.-We believe that this evening is ap-
pointed for the benefit of Mr. VIM B. Carroll, and, II
we mistake not, the receipts will be large any
former occasion not larger II novelty has any part
In swelling the receipts should say that they will be
larger this evening than they any evening this
season Our citizens will for the first time have OPP
portunity Of seeing superb team Of eks driven around
the arena before magnificent chariot. We have
not to mention tenth part Of the attractions that
put forth here for this evening All say is
that greater host Of talent has and there
will be greater variety Of performances at the circus
this evening than perhaps occurred former
occasion.
Mn. ALExANpER.-One nights attendance at the
Minerva Rooms will convince the most sccptical that
Mr. Alexander is beyond exception one Of the most
compshed that has visited shores in
a number of years His feats truly extraordinary,
and will deceive the most experienced Although he Is
aided considerably In his tricks by his know
ledge of magnetism, mechanism &c. &C. yet his tricks
astonishing and will astonsh all who witness them
We recommend citizens to this great and
derful man before he leaves the city.
The vicnnoise children appeared at the Holiday street
Theatre Baltimore, on Tuesday evening" and created
the sensation which their presence upon the stage
never fails to produce.
Madam Augusta was to appear at the st. Charles
theatre New Orleans the l4th In the ballet Of "Nas
thalier supported by Lehmanns
The theatrical company Of Hart & Wells, arrived at
Vera ruiz the. evening OF the 9th ins and were to
commence operations Immediately.
It 10 said that Madame Weiss and her friends were
subjected brutal treatment the evening Of her late
arrest at Wilmington u Is even SAID That Madame
subject personal violence at the hands of Of
the persons engaged In the affair and her friends
more or less bruised and marked by the ruanly treat
they received from the real or pretended officers