The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-08
Theatrical and M uslcal.


ness and everything must to an end, even the
very best of things. This is the with the CIRQUE
company at the Park the last of their
come and but few evenings more Of the splendid para
they have succeeded during their stay at thu
Park Is not using strong enough TERMS they have not
only but have been positively Triumphant
what can be termed bad house one evening
since they opened The patronage proves un
last night gave fine performance Moseley. the scenic
rider Germani and ali the other favorte and excellent
soen.s and much as usual SEEING
that the Of the Circus drawing to
Close 1t behooves s who wish to visit 1t not to delay
carrying their intentions into operation.
BowERY THEArRE-An imm ense audience was gather
ed together last night at this splendid theatre, to
greet the appearance of three attractive artists.
Victorne the piece selected for the first appear
ance Of Miss Constance Clarke and Mr.. Waeott. Miss
tremen applause Mr. Wacott also had to be
pleased with tho reception he met WITH while the au-
dence evidenced their great satisfaction repeated
pause Mr. T. D. Rice old favorte then appeared in
the laughable farce of Jumbo Jum' and It il almost
70 nos rs the char
disnce more delighted, merrmeut and laughter
restrained and that produced the humor
GUS ssllies OF wit and humor to which this really clever
little farce gives such frequent The where
Jumbo jun, having received bundle Of Deborahs
finding that to mange is to tear in pieces proceeds 40
eordinsly to tear lot of bona de peticoats gowns Sc
hearty cordial laughter OF highly amused audience
For fresh regas, this evening" of interesting pieces
with names as attractive the pieces consult our
sdverting columns.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Brougham Gate
Miss Nelson made their appearance here last evening
and were greeted by very crowded audience. The
opening piece for tho occasion was "Ths White
Horse Of the Peppers" Mr. Broueham playing the cha
rscter OF Gerald Pepper to Mrs Broughsm's Agatha
bout the piece Mr. BPS personation Of the for
tune broken Irish squire Who compelled by necessity
sion was admirably sustained The Ish L Lilo sue
ceeded and afforded better scope for the display of
in this exoeent farce took the character of Tom Moore
Irish tailor-and the imimable drollery the point
genuine wit and true Irish humor, in which tbs part
was performed, kept the house In continued roar
OF laughter throughout Mrs Broughsm's Mira.
Fitsgg, was also admirably performed. As true
deinsator Of Irish character, Mr.. ranks eminently
high upon the stage, and his acting, last night
fully realized the expectations of those Who
hocked to hear him Mr.. BPS acting is both easy
and natural totally Invested of vulgar earicature and
he possesses tact in the display Of his rich genuine
humor that tells with effect upon his auditory At the
conclusion Of the second piece he called out,
greeted with unanimous bursts Of applause from all
parts Of the house. He briefly thanked the audience
| GREETED that slight cold, caught his way from
Boston nersrsd so 40 to prevent him from exsrting
compmented him, whercupon he bowed and retired
| amid renewed applause.
CHRDrY's MiNsrRELs had q tremendous house in
Brooklyn lat evening Their weekly visit there is
looked forward to as quite treat by the good folks
the river Their audience, have been SO large in
Brooklyn on previous occasions that it found
ssry to limit the sale of to the number which the
room at the Institute where they perform would contain
comfortably This shows how we'll they are
putation which extends far and wide They return to
Mechanics Hall this evening" ready to commence again
| their ever pleasing soirees
| BRoApwAY ODEoN. -Ths snug little box was we'll at.
tended last evening" and every body well pleased
with the performances The singing Of Pete Nor
ris, the great original navigator of the raging canal
ELECTED as much applause Really, In his Polka
song and other pieces he shows that he possesses
here are superior sat Of performers. Nowadays
symmetry Of form Is the great attraction It
no one can say that It !. wanting in Pnteuxs present
troupe The various tsbleux given with grace and
effect altogether the Odeon Is pleasant place to pass
an evening at
| PALMo's THEArnE.-Thsre was rather slim attend
ancs ut this place Of amusement last evening" potwh
standing the efforts Of the manager purchasing the
most costly dresses and other properties 1t would
- though tabssux wants were on the wans in this
| city.
BRUNErris MoprL OF ANCIENT JERusALxM This
beautiful and indeed we may say with truth classical
Houston street Among all tho various exhibitions
which have Of late been freely offered to the public
we do not know Of any one which Is interesting
than this one The scholar the theoossn the stu dent
Of biblical lore in fact all and every one fail
take an interest in exhibition like this which points
OUT In the cearest manner all the localities Of the Holy
City at the time when the stupendous events for
tho welfare OF mankind were taking place This model
represents Jerusalem 1t Immediately after the
death Of our Savior; the localities SO are all laid out
according the authority of the FIRST the sub
ectthe Bible and JOsephus being the most largely
drawn onand all those who learned In these mat
tiers, agree that thing most correctly done.
The illustrative lecture Is well delivered and adds much
to the general interest Of the exhibition
SIoroR srrErTo opens to-day at the Society Library
with 100 learned Cansry BIRDS great curiosity in
their way.
The MELoDEor Is crowded every night to hear Whites
Negro Minstres and to Master JUDAS dancing
| THE AreLLorrArs.- interesting family Of juve.
nile musicians now at Albany, where their perform
anoes are duly appreciated They have been under
slant tuition since time about year ago. that they
appeared in this and the nsighborng cities with such
marked AT the closing Of series of concerts
given In Syracuse lately the audience delighted
that they, by accametion adopted resolution compll.
mentary towards the children and their teachers.
Mile v, the young lady who has been making bal
loon ascensionc from New Orleans with such great
cess was to ascend on the 30th Of January from the
Bingaman Course, Aigiers, opposite the city.
Yankee Hlwss at the Columbus (ohiol Theatre on
| the I'd inFt.
Madame Augusta isf Saturday, Ia sha stssmes for
Chsrlestsa. shs was accompanied BY Mr. psbaP, ON .
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