The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-25
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK THEArRE.-This evening will be presented for
the third time, Bellini's opera Of Norma and from
what have already and heard Of tive do not he
state to promise capital entertainment to all who
find time to attend the Park On Thursday and satur
day evenings of week the audiences who listened to
it were enchanted and evinced their appreciation by the
most enthusiastic applause and called the artstes before
the curtain at the conclusion of each act Madame Bish
CD will remember with pleasure the reception she has
met with and the favor with which her enterprise Of
forming an operate company has met from the public
After the opera will be performed the petit comedy Of
the "Lost Letter. Here certainly is entertainment
worthy of this favorte house, and 1t Is to be hoped that
IL will be duly appreciated, and the house filled.
BowERY THEATRE.-There will be . rush to the
Bowery Theatre the second new piece Of the
SON. which will be produced there this evening, In style
equal every respect to that Of the seige of Monte
rsy" 1t is entitled the "sea Kings Vow" Mr.. Burke
Mr. Bellamy, Mrs. Sutherland &c., will perform the
princpaparts "a Wife's First Lesson" and Cross.
ing the Line" will also be performed this evening.
CHATHAM THEArRE-Mr. De Bar and Miss H. valee
the celebrated danseuse, will commence engagement
at the Chatham Theatre this evening The programme
is well adapted to the talent Of these actors and vii
furnish in their hands delightful amusement These
artists well known, that we consider it
ssry to say anything in oommendstion Of them.
CIRcus-BowERY AMPHITHEArRE.-To-night CON-
determined to have the best talent In his line and he
has engaged Mr. Dan Rice the legitimate Shaksperan
clown and he well deserves the title Not content with
this he has also NJ Cassmir, the eminent drummer
who Is famed throughout the land He will give of
his most astonishing performances. Besides all this,
there numerous equestrian performances by artists
Of tho highest merit.
ErHIorIAN SERENADERs.-To-night this band
mences their fourth week, and still there is abate
ment in the crowded audiences The fact is the Eth
opians are such fixed favorte among that there is
no such thing thin at Palmos Their sing.
ing chasts and admirable that It affords the high
satisfaction to every and II they leave this
winter they will certainly leave blank which cannot
be filed. Tonight they have splendid programme
CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs-We need only mention that
these gentry commence their fourth week to- might
They decidedly fixtures for the next year among
II they continue till their audiences become small as
neither weather. other attractions any thing else
prevent people going to hearthem nightly In crowds
Tonight they have an excellent programme.
| DIR. CoLLyER's NOBEL ARrBTs-Dr. Collyer has been
preparing entirely series Of groups for this week
exhibition From the tact he has hitherto shown we
have doubt that these will be taking the other
| ones have been.
| sIssoR BLrrz-We need only say the little Signor
keeps open during this week ct the Society Library
necromancy ID surprising
Herr Alexander Ia In Montreal.
Madsmes Cioccs and NORM have arrived in the city.