The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23
Theatrical and Musical.

BowEhv THEArRE.-It seemed like old times at the
Bowery theatre last evening" the house crowded.
and the dress circle presented most brilliant and fash
onable appearance whilst the dongs the stage were
also brilliant and effective. The ballet opera of LA Bay
sdsre and the opera Of Roy" performed The
Bsyadere" spsndidly put the stage seguin WAS
the Grand Judge, the uxorious Old Onfour; Mr. Gard
ner, the Unknown; Mrs seguin the singing Bayadere,
and Miss Leohtenstsin Zelica; TO all the grace
full and fascinating Miss Turnbuu, the beautiful
tn. piece vent or ssguin, With bib Inc bas; voice and
inimitabls acting, was splendid Ofour; his acting
was perfect and n, singing mos: h sd%rsss Gardner
Turnbull, was graceful and BEAUTIFUL; her pantomime
all expressive; the scene Of the trial dance was veil
TINA did herself much credit . donsexse The corps
de ballet tolerable altogether the "Bsyadsre was
the music, was played after the ballet II is most In
teresng piece founded, A. all know Scotts novel,
has sSs IN the ss
versatile and Astonishing singer. Gardner and Mrs Se
gum also took parts in the piece and did them full jug
tice. Mr. Hambin has evnced much enterprise in the
liberal in which he manages this house Seldom,
of years has it been In tho power Of theatre
T.. Bousry From ali Mr. viii and bis
reward in this ibsrsl provision Of amusement by H.
creased evening the very avO
Of La Bsyadere" will be produced
CHATHAM THEATRE.-We need only remark that the
house ned to overlooking every evening" and seems
as If all the world the qui vire to Chanfrsu
Nose. The other entertainments which are presented
in CONJUNCTION with New York Is 1t is" of the
most varied and interesting kind In fact, the manage
ment at the Chatham have excel ut tsct and discrim
nation In the selection OF plays. or New York
as it is' csn only say it is perfect picture of
certain classes in This city. not NATIONAL at least it is
a city drama ana recommend all to 60 and see It,
and Chsnrau the indomitsble Nose. will be per-
formed to morrow night connection with other ANUS
ing entertainments
ton in Brooklyn, have concluded to give the Staten
Islanders chance to hear Thorn, and will perform to-
morrow evening at the Lyceum Hall. They give but
this oae concert there
sAsLx BRorHERs:-Ths songs and jokes Of these dsr-
kies, all Of the mos. amusing kind; they max.
ing q1i.e . reputation for themselves; and what is
equsiy pleasant they making money Long may they
continue to do they give full value the cash
they the for the benefit
Of the manager OF ths troupe and capital bill was set
they will delay their departure from this city and hsv
ing ergeged Rutgers Institute will sing there
Tuesday and Wedneday evenings Of the present week
SOUTHERN HARMoNIsrs We have heard of Southern
men with Northern principles, and uce vsrss but the
Of this band shows that they Southern Hsrmo
niss and friendly to eli and ali wi be friendly to them
aripg their harmonious snging, at the Mine, va
Rooms The baod iscudes several fne musicians, and
the performances are gentecl and amusing 1hsy sing
Tomorrow evening, and throughout the week, we be-
heve.
MELoDEeN-Ths full houses at this sentsel place Of
amusement are sure guaranty of the appreciation Of
town, to spend an hour or two OF the evening In.
BsoApwAr OpEoN. They are going on with perfect
rush at this place The anmaedpi the great
attraction.
TEMPLE THE MusEs.-Colerlan's band of Ethiopian
Minstrels series of here to morrow
evening Animated pictures also form part Of the en-
tertainments.
Bisosocisni had great audience at her concert In
Boston on Wednesa6y evening. The ia urnoi says
The concert was to commence at O'Clock; but
after O'Clock II apparent that thu Melod, on
IN md IAn0 hAfnr Ars vvl.
cupiedths choir seats each side OF the organ and
the temporary seats placed in the alleys Tns
still pressed TO the door, but the sale of tickets
pended. more persons could be admitted Nothing
like his great audience has be-n since celebrn
ted first public appearance of Oe Bull But this is the
frst time 10 the history Of Boston the
Of tickets has been stopped for want Of The joy
feelings expressed In the happy faces the audience
were the true hsrsds OF promised pleasure ssnor Pc
reli signor Novel SgnorH Biscaccianti and Mr. Chas
E. Horn were to assist All these well received
they everay appeared The opening piece was Cavatna
by signor Pereli The second piece was Cavatina by
SignorA BiscsccisnJ. When she appeared. there WAS
such hearty welcome would have fully satirnsd an
older artist Her first note bad short hold psne and,
by magic the audience Of sixteen hundred persons
hold In bresthess silence while the smooth clear
bird like note, seemed like the breathing Of spirit Of