The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-07

PARK THEArRE.-The performances at the Park Th,.
strs last evening. for tho at Of Mrs Abbott
highly accomplished actress great avorits with
the Park sudsnces 1t was gratifying to that her
merits were duly appreciated The comedy of London
Assurance" and the farce Of Perfection with extr.
performances by the orchestra constituted the bin for
tho evening Tonight Is ticket night when will bs per-
formed the COMEDY Of the Rivals or Trip to Bath;n
several songs duets &c. and in conclusion the musical
farce The Poor Soldier The members the company
door keepers and other attaches OF the establishment
having direct interest In the matter there ques
tion but that the sale Of tickets will be large Ticket
night but and the friends Of those
various persons will probably come out and make sub
stantisl display Of their personal regard. Tomorrow
night Mr.. Dyott takes his benefit The bare
ment Of this fact ought to be sufficient to insure good
house
BowERr THEArRE.-Lsst evening this theatre WA
perfect jam The attractive features Of the perform
snces induce the Bowsry folks to ill every seat In this
ospsoious and splendid building. The first piece Was
The Bottle, drama Of the most heart rending and
terrifying features In this the several grsdations Of an
intemperste life wildly illustrated and ssu-
tsry Lessons given to the drunksrd than the most
eloquent lecture delivered the subject Of tempe
rance could impsrt. MIR. Clarke played the part Of
hcnard Thornly to the life and Coddlsr the potboy by
entire nss.ss 20. n vsfy 81 comic aons ns
the beautiful ballet Of Gisee, the Wiies" fairy
legend Of love- and must the gorgeous manner In
winch II brought out by the In regard to
cast Of character and scenic effect, will Its
cess for some time Miss Turnbull, Glssle exeslsd
and beautiful peasant grlths accomplished danseuse
and subsequently the fascinating Willie, bounding from
duo. IN dancer
sented by this fsvorte danseuse Prince Albert by Mr.
s%sn, Was well sustained The Sur IL Points"
Turnbul gnd Mr. Smith, executed with great dex
tsry and grace and ELECTED repeated cheers from the
sented and may Judge from the feelings Of those
who were present last night there will be another
crowded house.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Last night Coleman's interest
Ing play Of the Mountainous Love aud Madness"
commenced the entertainments 1t is piece replete
with passages of refined and classic features and
that requires excellent qualities Of mind in the actors
representing the leading characters in order to the
proper development of its beauties Mr. Held played
the Of Octsvian toleraby we'll requires deep
study and great natural abilities to faithfully portray
the burning lions Of love and the c0nvulsive pADgs
Of disappointment, which distracted the mind Of Oc
tavian IN being separated from the idol Of his soul The
Mrs MoIesns Forsnshs Was Excellent Ths time has
gone by when faults to certain extent might be toe
% b.
ned with either Ia ephemera or uneduoated
actors behoovss every manager to look to this point
and that q very great improvement has taken place
under bis management The tabieaur vipants next fol-
lowed and each representation cheered by the au-
diencs. The amusements concluded by the perfor-
manoes OF Barney and the Holland family, who, from
TS.
evening
CRcus-BowERY AMpHIrHEArRE-G Graceful and dash
Ing equestrians both male and female astonishing fats
fvaulting and somersetting, broad grins from the
clowns the most astonishing eats in the India rubber
line, by Cole, tho flexible phi enemenon. Mr. Smith
Misses Wells and Madssn and Enough W. menon him
not the least Brewer the negro personstor In some
opera Of" oh Hush.n These I the things to
be seen nightly at the CIRCUS. No wonder they have
full houses-when person goes once he is sure to go
n m mo- ar
this house for the coming holidays
CM.nrYs MissrRELs.-Th's exhibition continues
nightly and tho state Of the the best
evidence that folks not yet beginning to flag
their fondness for this kind Of entertainment. Well
We don't wonder at It, for they really funny set Of
fellows always ready with joke and rspdrte Bones Is
peculiarly happy In his replied In fact there Is much
said about people seeing what termed the ELEPHANT
him thoroughly unless they visit Christy' band They
are the very psragons Of minstres Their bill this
ming Is . capital one
MUSICAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAKsrEARE.-We have
already once or twice. called the attention Of the pub
c towards this novel and pleasing entertainment which
Society Library, Mr. Lynne is gentleman who, from
bis perfect acquaintance with Shakespeare and his Pc
cuar talents IN oratory and defamation is well fitted
to do thorough Justice to all that he undertakes in his
character Of reader Of and commentator the great
poets writings Another part Of the evenings enter
tainment will consist Of the performance Of great
rsy Of passages from the plays aud odes
Of Stevenson Cooke, Beethoven, Sc and other eminent
masters To give this music due effect Mr. Lynne has
secured the services Of eminent male and female
sngers-Nrs. Loder, Miss De Luce, Mrs. Jones Miss
Leach, and Messrs johnson and Leach. These with
chorus from among the members of the Musical Insti
tute, and Mr. George Loder presiding at the piano. will
certainly make the music pass of we'll
The HAusEK FAMILY-This excellent company Of
musicians and vocalss give their fourth the
Society Library on "Wednesday evening next.
AMERICAN MUSICAL INsrIrurE.-This society gives
| grand concert on Tuesday evening, Dec l4th.
| BROADWAY ODEoN.-Ths new and handsome little
theatre ut the OF Pnteaux Saloon opens even
log with vocal and instrumental tabear
| p.rants, and other smusemsnts
Mr. Marshall 10 performing with great success at Al
bsny and will return shortly to his professional
| lsbors ut the Bowsry theatre
The receipts at the National theatre, Cincinnati on
Monday night Nov. 29th over 81 600 The COCA
sion the nrst appearance of the Viennose children
Booth the trsgsdisn playing at the Avon theatre,
korfolk,Va