The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-30
Theatrical and Musical.

PARK THEArRE--Tho Pas Roooco,' dance in
the style and costume Of Louis Quatorze, as exc
cuted by the danscuses Viennoises last night, was
very pleasng-the "Sauvages ct lie Mirroir''
also most beautiful Altogether their whole per-
formauces, as usual, were ravishing and fxscinat-
Mr. Barry as rAbbe lie Bon Mira KIN. hit as Marie were
excellent Bass good. fine bill, with tho lovely
Sylphs of Vienna, is presented again tonight
BowERY TnEATRE.-We have this house crowd
cd many timewc have been present at of first
appearances of favorite have heard cheers
and testimonials of applause given without stint to
performers-but until last evening have
such an enthusiastic and overwhelming reception as
X. Scott received For six minutes by the watch "a
long time when counted) did cheer upon cheer arise
from the vast audience assembled All rule of order.
in giving them, lost sight of in the universal de-
every individual to cheer to his utmost; and,
would break out airesh and give cheer more and
70 it continued throughout the whole of the piece,
which Macbeth Every scat in the house was
occupied and the pit presented curious appearance,
deusely crowded as it All this must be highly
gratifying to Mr. Scott and henccforth his reputation
which was previously first rate, will higher than
He has evidently improved much in his acting
during his sojourn abroad and performed the part
the ambitious thane in admirable style The excite
ment consequent on the overwhelming reception
so great that not prepared to criticise his
acting of last night but must content ourselves by
the applause he received 1t was really cheering to
the Bowery looking like itself again. and that old
times old old favorit0S
trust the house proceed in its accustomed
cessful career. Tonight MIR. Scott will appear
Damon in " Damon and Pythias." Mr.: c. w. Clarke
will play Pythas, and the strength OF the company
will appear in the cast. The farce Of :" Ups and
Downs and the extravaganza Of Crimson Crimes
will conclude the evenings bill
CHATHAM THEATRE.-The same story at this house
every evenng-thst is, FAR aSappause and crowded
houses CO. for the varied and interest
ing and each succeeding night something new and
rio liz A d & Vow As 1 IA -
its success may be truly said to be unprecedented
over 10000 persons have witnessed 1t, and every
agrees that it is the most natural reprcsc ntaton Of
every day life among certain classes in city Chan
fraus admirable personation Of the b'hoy, and WI
mans of the market loafer are inimtablc pieces of
acting Last night, it played the second piece :;
the first the aughable farce Of My Sister Kate "
Tonight My Neighbours Wife" and The Loan Of q
Lover" will be played first; then comes Nose" AID
{" Paul and virginia. will conclude-four capital
pieces evening. Tomorrow night, by the bye,
Chanfrau takes his complimentary beneftt will be
great affair.
CHRmrY's MrSsrRELs will this evening, discourse
their usual eloquent music. " Mary Blanev will be
sung Of the plaintvo desire Of the old negro, BE-
Carried back to Old Virginia." will be breathed
forth Pickayunc Buffers Arrival viii be hailed ;
and all the established favorites of negrodom viii be
sung Of OF course the house will be crowded
MELopEoN-Quite a reunion of talented Ethio.
plan singers has assembled at this house. No less
than seven who sing, dance. play the banjo, bones.
&c, to perfection Wells, White, Howard, Stanton,
Smith. Neil, and Master Marks are their names. The
manager of the Melodeon displays much enterprise in
getting together such famous band
BAsvARp's PAronAMA.-This magnificent work 10 AZ
tracing its hundreds and tens Of hundreds of vsers
oil going away delighted No ought to omit visit
ing it.
TrRoLEAr ALrISE SISoKRs, or tho Hauser family
so well and favorably known here in New York, will
give of their delightful concerts this evening, at
the Society Library Their voices accord ad
mrably In the wild mountain songs of Switzerla nd
given with precision and skill Since the time Of the
Rainers such admirable singers have appeared In
New York. We expect they Will have a crowded audi
cnce tonight.
PALxo;s OpyRA HousH.-Model artists are all the
rage again at this house. Nose is introduced in
interesting positions and the audiences seem highly TO
relish this species Of exhibition.
NM. Monplaisr. BARTHOLOMEW, and some other men,
bcrs Of that celebrated ballet company arrived y.ster
day afternoon in town. from their artistca journey
through the United States Mad. Monplaisir remains
in Philadelphia with the remainder of the ballet
pany They intend to perform in that city, and re-
turn here shortly where they are anxousy expected
by the admirers Of such galaxy Of talent.
The Nrw OPERA COMPANY ~ BosroS.-The Aston
Place Opera company to open last evening at the
Atheneum, Boston with Lucrczia Borgia." The per-
formers are thus mentioned" Sgnorina Trufi,
prma donna; Signori Benedict and Arnold as pine
tenori; Sgnora Rossi, print contrato Signora Avo-
gadro ignori Av,gnone nd Cors. bariton Rosi and
Sanaurico prmi bassi; Signora Abertazzi I'd donna,
Picmontesi and Parozx I'd tenori; Strini and Gubic
I'd bass assisted by the original choruses Of the As
tor Place Opera, and with Sgnor Becherini as stage
manager The orchestra is to be led by Signor Liet"
Madame Fleury Jolly 1. performing in New Orleans,
and with unwontcd success
MIR Marks and MIR Donaldson also cciting
much praise in Orleans.
DR. colyer's troupe Of Model Artists performing
in the same city and afording considerable delight.
Mde. Richer Is also in Orleans.
Mr.. Salisbury is delighting the people OF Buffalo
Mir. Bland Is attracting large audiences In Boston.
Mr.. Chapman and Miss Cannon still continue to de-
light the people OF Albany.
Mr.. Kcmble is playing with considerable success in
Baltimore.
Signor Btz, ventrioqust, is gaining much applause
in the same city.
Col Mann, Il the Broadway Theatre. also Mr.. F.
s. Cha nfrau proprietor Of the Chatham Theatre have,
we are in fcf med rendered clear benefits to essrs
Kipp g. Brown, testimony AZ their sympathy in
the heavy loss sustained by that firm in
structiye fire which consumed 30 omnibuses and $50
horses We hope on whatever evenings are set apart
for this truly benevolent act to see these theatres
crowded In every department. This effort in addi-
ton TO the praiseworthy conduct Of the stage pro-
pretors Of this city in appropriating the entire pro-
cseds of next Thursday-the drivers and other at.
taches giving their labor for the same lau-