The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-07
Theatrical and Musical A..


BowERY THEArRE.-Every evening last week this
house well attended, several nights it quite
crowded. and the revival of several spectacle pieces,
and the production Of two three ones, seemed
to give great satisfaction to the patrons Of the house
Gil Bias" somewhat altered, to be sure from the
novel of that name, was quite an attraction. Miss
Iaylor's performance Of the young adventurer from
Capt. Rolando, and Titon and Warden, as the lieu
tenants of the banditt acted with much tact. Dur
ing the present week great variety Of
will be produced and several performers will make
their appearance ON the Bowery stage. Tonight the
as also Fortunio." In the first piece, Mr. T. Duff
will appear as Nathan: and John Winans the favorite
and excellent comic actor will take the part of the
famous Roaring Ralph Stackpole. Miss Taylor will
play Tele Doe. and also Fortuno. The Bowery Thea
ire has always been most favorite house with New
Workers and strangers visiting city, and the
will keep up III position with the public Good actors
interesting dramas-fne scenery-splendd accommo-
dations sr vsitersprces within the reach Of ALL and
n continued patronage from the most respectable
classes in community all tend to make it what it
is, the most popular and excellent theatre In the
Union.
NfBLo's THEATRE-The attractive features Of the
bill spR0pncea FIX this eseSbage Two of the most
popular and certainly the most talented, artists in
their respective departments Of the ldrama namely
Messrs. Hackett and Vandenho, being engaged for a
limited PERIOD will appear this evening in Shakspeare's
Merry Wives of Windsor the part Of Sir John
be the ablest representative of this character the
part of Ford the jealous husband, will be sustained
Shakespeare have been much admired, and lauded
by the press generally Added to these distinguished
actors, and who are equally stars in their line,
are the names of Chippendale, Seton, Dawson, and
Vache also the beautiful actress, Miss Rose Tebin
who nightly receives-what she justly merits-he re-
tefated cheers of the audience an Mrs Maeder who
is respectable in every character she undertakes This
indeed Is strong cast md we will be much surprised
il the house be not crowded and the boxes Of this mag
ha oil
array Of beauty that has been within its pre-.
oints since 1t has been opened for the
OF opera and other various dramatic performances
Nibo to be untirng in his exertons to please
and we hope he will meet with commensurate support
from the public.
BRoADwAy TuEArRE.-The benefit of Mr. W. Nj
Fleming. the popular actor Oft at the Broadway
Theatre TO- light for which rich bill of fare is offered
and the best talent Of the country will take part in
the performance. Among those who have volunteered
Mr. Murdoch, Miss Wallack, and Mr. Burke.
The Tuconsant,n the beautiful drama of the Maid
Of Croissy," and the farce OF Ole Bulln will be pre-
scented and with such cast cannot fail to give Mr.
Fleming such benefit his energy and re ntlemanly
department. deserve Such array Of theatrical
talent Is rarely witnessed in night as will appear
on this occasion; and thofc who tail to go WILL apart
from the favor conferred upon Mr. f. lose one of the
most interesting entertainments of the season. Go
by all II can and give him bumpe-.
BUTTONS THEATRE. CHAMBERS SrRlEr-The new
burlesque Of Lucia di Lammermcor" which is called
Lucy did Sham Amour will again be acted this
evening The piece being of a local bearing, and the
various characters and scenes being wel-known to
the play folk, it has been received every night
1t was performed, with vehement cheers and the ex
c'llen limitations of Benedict by John Dunn as also
that Of Madam Bishop. in the beautiful song of ,be
" Guadaquiver," by Miss Chapman excite the loudest
laughter In feet, Buttons company comprise some
OF the best comedians Of the days and added to this
nc has engaged the Lehman Family, who ere host in
4 m - md w will Ifa
beautiful comic fairy ballet of lie Diable Rouge
he pr'tty Adelaide, who Is general fiyourte and
wIost character az ddHseUse ranks as bigh as nauy
who are staring through the country will perso nate
the character Of Flour de Bots and will Introduce
with n. schmidt some OF their beautiful figures
Msfzotti, yho II considered way inferior to tho
celol rat Gabrel Rsvel will represent the mart of
." Atmodeus ~ Here there is variety in every shane
and character Of amuse men which must pIease
every body Then &c early and your seas and
we premise you viii be well pleased in your visit to
Bufton's
CASTLE GanDrN.-The heat of summer is upon US
The warm days and warmer nights cause all city resi-
dents TO seek for some place where they keep cool
ana ENJOY themselves Of an evening. Such place Ia
to be found at Castle Garden where the cool sea
Jrsezes delghtfaly temper the heated atmosphere of
The city Nor the cool breozes all the attraction
cr besides them there enjoy mort rational Gu
ctainment, es The drsuatlc company continue every
ivening to perfcrm most amusing and interesting
arees, comedies, &c. Mufc. too beth instrumental
md vocal, is not wanting, the splendid orchestra
nd cell st attached 10 the company perform every
ty.biDg Ibo fine cosinofnpas. Teprcss ntipg scenes
In various parts Of the world also afford n pleasant
laf hours ompsomcnt in The intervals Of tho rer-
ormances and IL these are not sufici.nt the deli |
ous Fl, shments which TO he had ut the garden
III furnfh another mode Of enjoyment Tonight |
he drsmatic company will play two intere ting come.
iictas viz the Cabinet Question" aud the Post
4 Honor: rand the great rope dancer Herr Cline will
% bTough several Of his most surprising fetts and
iaIcts. Castle Garden Mt this time Is as dcgh ,ful
llnce OF resort as there j. in the city
tntistY's MiNsrnEis viii Stag this evening az Ly-
> VIA Han staten lsiard heir fame ~ 30 sreat,
ift we doubt not our bland ncsbbJrs win throng TO
ear th,ir hnrmouiDus Noicts
'MrrtLrs NtNsr Hi:ls comm n sories Of Ethlo-
'9h Concert this evening q. Scciety Library hi.