The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-29
Theatrical aud Muslcal.

Theatrical and Muslcai.
Park THEATRr,-Thers quite large auliencs
last night at the Park and all hands seemed to be quito
amused. The clown is waxing quite patriotic in his
songs, and the applause consequent on his Mexican
dtty last night very great. Tho equestrians
female aud male gymnasts horses ponies and all tho
paraphernaa of this splendid troupe are all In fac
working order auc now Ia tho tins to - aud SEQ thsm
as they have bsen IN 'uch hae Practice lately that
every thing goes an smoothly possible. Tho comic
pantomins is very funuy Penaud keeps thu house in
with his jokes and oddities in it. To-day being
the chiren's day extra afternoon performance Ia
given ut IA z. M and as usual, one ut p. NJ. Last
week the afternoon performances very fully attended
and we expect it will aleo be so this afternoon.
BowERY THEArRE.-There was a full and fashionabls
attendance at this theatre last evening" to witness the
performance of the tragedy of Damon and Pythias
the Test of Friendship" Damon, in the hands Of Nix.
w Marshall was very ably sustained u.s. in fact every
character he undertakes sndhe part of Pybas by Mr.
Barry was excellent All the other characters ad
miraby well flied particularly the part OF Calauthe,
BY Mrs Phillips Next the third act Of the Battle
Of Mexico which received with enthusiastic APP
plauss In fact this beautiful piece alone put forward
1t TO- on the most magnificent scale, should draw
entertainments will commences with the tragedy OF
Richard Ill ~ after which, the third and fourth acts
OF the Battle of Mexco and will conclude with the
beautiful drama Of the " Golden Farmer This is
excellent progra for evening" and should not
be surprised from ito attractive features ths house
crammed from pit to dome Every exertion is be
ing used by Mr. Jackson to render the amusemsns at
this theatre inferior to any other house In this
city, and hence.his great success
CHATHAM THEArRE.--Tbere quite full houss
at this thesre night the attractions there Of
fered well worth visit The farce OF the "Youh
full Queen" admirably performed-Mr. HELD, as
steinberg; and Mrs. wilkinson, Christine Queen OF
Sweden Mics Delorene, who always gets the applause
of the audience danced beautiful Scotch Pas Sept,
which was encored, and loudly and long applsuded.
This averts ddnssnsc is OF The greates attractions
tence she beRg the personihcation of The
farce of "Sudden Thoughts" then followed, ia which
Mr.. Held took the psrt of Impulse, and Mr. Herbert,
that of Jack Cabbage; aud during the whole time tho
piece was the whole audiences were oonvused with
laughter The drama OF the "Nier and His Mem wax
also performed aud well received the Model Artists
made their last appearance and indeed they seemed
exhibitions being chaste and beautiful that the most
fastdious could look upon them, and but wonder and
evening next in Albany, where they WILL no doubt
coed his most sapguine expectations for they
only to be applsuded and admired
CHRsry's MISsrRELs.Thatp plantation festival dance
Is great affair, and all this sayings and dongs Of
this unique band Of mnstres. They certainly do give
most splendid bills every evenng-no monotonous re-
petition night after night but every successive evening
new, fresh, and piqusnt This afternoon they give
extra performance at NJ, in addition to the usual
one at 8 L. M.
BROADWAY DEMONSTRATIONS has good houses every
evening, and his visitors much amused with the
mioal folks he has engaged and the pretty ballad sing
rs Odson nstre. aya Master uSa ara
all good in their way.
THEIRS MODEL ARTIsTs.-The performances Of this
roupe very graceful indeed, and have doubt
they will soon become tho rage in New York They
ought to be fully patronized much care, time and
money have been expended by the manager in the bring
ing out perfect series of tsbleaux. Some Of their
groupings be utfu, but must still protest against
that eagle in Washngtons DREAM it certainly spells an
otherwise beautiful picture. Samson and Delilah,
Venus and Cupid, the Listeners, and many other OF
their pictures, are perfect.
THE SABLE BROTHERS. at Columbian Hell, Grand st.,
are giving very amusing concerts thrice a week They
give one this evening.
Mr.. LYNNE gives the seventh of his series Of musical
illustration, OF Shakespeare next Tuesday evening at
the stuyvesant Institute Ho wiz be- assisted By Mig
Leach and Miss DEUCE Messrs. Arthurson and Leach
and the subject of the evening being the play Of As
You Like tn delightful evening" may be anticipated
THE GRAND MUSICAL SoLEMSITy In honor Of the Ia
mened Mendelssohn will off Saturday, the 9th
February at Castle Garden. IL will be the most mag
ncent thing done in the way Of concerts in the
United States The Philharmonic and New York Sacred
Euterpean Society, Liederkranz Concorda, and the
tire professional and amateur talent of the city will all
assist.
BANvARD's PANORAMA is attracting rowds nightly.
The pleasant description given Of the country the
Panorama is unrolled adds much to the pleasure Of
looking at it, 1t Is truly magnificent work Of art
BRUSswIcK's SrATUARY Of the Apollo and Venus do
Medicis modelled in Mexican composition, attract
ing much attention They are well worthy OF visit.
DUMBoLrovs ETHIOPIAN sERENApsRs are playing
with great success in Baltimore Tho houses crowd
cd every night they perform.
CAMrBKLL's MISsrRELs will perform at Bridgeport
Monday and Tuesday next; at New Haven, on Wednes-
day. at Hartford on Thursday; and at Springfield, on
Friday and Saturday.