The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-17

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evening nDd the large audience were welt pleased with
the delightful entertainments presented by the mana
ger. Charles the 18th and "Cherry and Fair STAR
also the farce of My Fellow Clerk the pieces
represented and must say that they were all well
done. The scenery in Cherry and Fair Star" is
really magnificent and the acting of Miss Taylor is
most vivacious and pleasing The Bowery is taking
the lead nowadays and the theatrical public appre
ciate fully the exertions of Mr.. Hamblin. Tonight,
Miss Taylor will appear again as the charming Prince
Cherry. On Monday, Mr.. Scott also will appear he
has entirely recovered from his hoarseness and
will take the leading part in and successful play,
which has met with universal applause in Europe
Miss Taylor also will appear in the same play To-
night we expect to see grand house to witness her
Prince Cherry.
NIBLo's, AsToR PLAcE.-A crowded house, each even
ing, rewards Nblo, the enterprsing manager of this
summer place of amusement. The success Of the vi
ennese Children cresci eundo and the these be-
witching fairies seen, the they appreca-
ted by thousands who have chosen nightly the Astor
Place for rendezvous. The SPAS Syrien," the Pot
Pouri Of ten national danses de caracteren and the
"Pds de .dmOuretes," executed with incom-
parable precision, and elected great applause among
the delighted amateurs there present The vaudeville
OF" Simpson Co" was also performed with great
sembie by Messrs Chippendale Walcott and Mrs Mea-
der. The debut ofthe two youths Masters Alexander
and Joseph Uguccioni also very great feature of
the performance last night These two prodgies are
really wonderful, and We intend hereafter to devote
very attractive
CHATHAM THEATRE-"Otheon was the play last eve
ning-Othello, MIR. Addams; Iago, Mr. Grattan There
parts well enacted though cannot say that We
were altogether well pleased with what saw Of MIR
Grattan's Iago-his vany too apparent MIR
Gratan is excellent actor, however; the best will
occasionally miss the right conception of a part Mr.
Adams Othelo was very good STILL think it is not
his best personaton. We like Mr. A. best in Virginius
"a character which, by the by, he will perform this
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formances this evening to be for the benefit of Mr.
Grattan and his last appearance Virginius and the
Merchant of Venice will be played-n the first piece
Mr.. Adams taking Virginius in the last Mr. Grattan
performing Shylock. We trust there will be n good
house. The house is well ventilated these warm eve
nings and is quite pleasant and cool.
CASTLE GARpEN.-A visit to this delightful resort
during this hot weather, makes 10th to up
town. the contrast is great The pleasant murmur OF
the against the walls Of the CASTLE the ne breexes
delightful view of the bay Staten Island Hudson YER
&c. make it the place of all Others in New York during
the hot weather The performances thiSevening will be
peculiarly interesting; they will consA of the very
laughable burletta Of 'Done both Stes,' and the
delightful "LavaterN Vsters to the garden must not
forget the excee there be obtained
The intervals in the performances allow full time for
promenade and the discussion of the good things.
CHRsrYs MINsrRELs.-These patriotic geniuses are
holding forth with much elegance usual Talk of
the Wimot proviso and other Ethiopian fancies-a
visit to Christy's will place doubling politicians and
constitutional abstractionsts the right view as to
coored folks. Christy's band in about
all their assertions for deny they give every
thing in black and white, every evening Tonight
they will give their usual good programme.
BANvARp's PANORAMA will be exhibited twice to. day
viz at three and eight p NJ. AS it will soon close no
time ought to be lost in visiting it.
MELoDEoN.-Ths house is crowded every ovsuil,,
The Virginia MINISTRIES most popular band, aud
are highly applauded Miss Reynadson likewise adds
much to the entertainment of the evening.
The steyermarkische Musical Company, who were
so well received in this city last winter will give one
of their grand concerts at the Tabernacle on MONDAY
evening next. They have been immensely succe, sful
at the South and have doubt that their Concert
will be crowded.
The National theatre at Detroit opened on the 9th
inst, under the management OF Messrs Ellis & Parker
Signor Beneventano was to take a benefit at tho
Howard Atheneum, Boston, last evening. 10th inst
when the entertainments were to be selections from
the operas Of "Ernani, ''Nabuco' and I'll Ciiuramen
tor
The Steyermarkische band are playing at Phladel-
phia.
The Heron Family performing at the Norfolk The
atre.