The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THsArRE.-Thers full house, usual, at
the Park last night, and everything went of we'll That
Hernandez Is tremendous fellow on horseback; but
the act of MIR johnson and mis- little girl il of the
most graceful things we have witnessed. We need
only say that vsryhpg conducted in the most cor
rect and brilliant at the Park. and those VINO
with to pass delightful evening had better JOIN tne
thropg and 60 and Sands Lent Co circus troupe
BowEhY THEArRE Last night was brilliant night
for this theatre The tragedy of Brutus the Fall
of Tarq - was acted Mr. Marshall In the character
of Brutus reflected great credit himself, and
loudly and frequently applsuded. Mrs. Broadley as
Priestess Of Rhea made strong impression being pos
s.ssed of fine idea of the performance Of ra1ic
The whole company sustained their several characters
all who saw 1t. The lAughsbs piece of tho Mysteries
Of Odd Fellowship was played, Mr. Burksas Mr. Busy
plenty Of fun. The drama of Charlotte Temple'' was
also Performed and In such character, too, almost
made the play seem reality Things are done up right
once, Is sure 10 create wish to go again.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Lsst night, at the Chatham, was
for the benefit Of Mr. Mcfarland better known Little
Johnny and there house full from top to bottom
The mslo- drama Of "Aubross Gwinette" was per-
formed, Mr.. Rattle In the character Of Ned Grayln
which done to the entire Of all present
Mr.. Sutherland, Ambrose Gwnete. played his part
In his usual unsurpassed manner. Mr. Garay aud son,
In their feats Of posturng received unboanded appro
bation, and worthiy too for their performances
Miss Blanchard appeared in her GrecIan exercises The
farce Of the Wifes Second Floor was we'll played.
The Model Artists are still received with enthusiastic
applause, particularly the tabisdur, representing
the parting Of Hector and Andromsche beautiful
representation far exceng any before presented
10 this city.
this theatre day week, with Tdbieaur
Vvants This gentleman was the leader Of Dr. Colyer's
and has given exhibitions in every part OF Europe
He has been of the orgnators Of these classic exh
billions, and has an excellent company
BROADWAY ODEor.-This snug little house Is crowded
nightly. Tho attraction OF the Model Artists to
last out WE'LL and long he has such beautiful artists
engaged We have no doubt he will be fully patronised
CHRnTr's MISsrRELs-The same old story here full
houses lots Of fun any quantity Of laughter and sp
piers stone, everything he does pncceed
Long may this band continue to delight the New
Workers.
concert Of this celebrated band took place last night
the Tabernacle and was attended by the ellie and
the great fame Of these musioans Their soft, clear
and melduous notes. either in waltz march, Quadrie
snrsptured and enchanted by their brilliant execution
and combined melodythat when the last piece in the
programme is played, the audience anxious for
repetition of the performance and regret their depar
ture from circle Of the sweeest tones and nspir
ing sounds sent forth with such and pre-
oision with the auxiliary aid Of several brass instru
ments the tones OF which breathed with such fine
modulsting science and sweetness tn every other In
srument be distinctly heard and yet all the
OF harmony Is still preserved throughout every bar and
stsvs It may be considered by some that speak
hsny OF TINS oana gu. lss the musical critic
and ovelturesto their delightful waltzes and, above
s to SEINE Of the paintive melodies of their native
and, which are whispered to thu ear with such deli
Of tome gentsness and sweetness, and decline in
such exquisite melody, that, when passed tho mind
seems as if awakened from rosy of the world Of
VIA a RI nd m wht nh
showed of the brass iSsrums nts to great advantage
The next, overture to the opera, Fra Diavolo" by
.,uber, in which the whole band in motion, dis
played the abilities OF the performers in their
rect reading, precise time aud even intons.ons The
insight 6cant waltz, by Strauss excellent and tn
Ana,e Of the frat part from the opera The Siege Of
Corintb," executed with great science The varia
tons for the aute played by r Rezsl. and composed
by Fursteoau, given with such sweet tcues ard
graceful shakes to elicit round Of cheers the
audience The steadeils Quadriles lively and In
spiritng and the European Blumepleso, Grand Pct
pourr by Merell containing beautiful gems
f.vourite operas, delightful blending OF sweet
opera Oberon by weber evincsd great musical shill
and sound discipline: and Mnuss Morning. Salute -
principally executed by the leader and two other violin
players q splendid performsnce-ths shifting and
beautiful blending Of halt tones, given with great
preci.ion and sweetness The grand galop with song
closed the entertainment; but the audience
enraptured that they would have more and they cheer
ed until the band returned and played railroad over
ture and the audience separated highly delighted with
the evening . entertainment
Miss Julia Turnbnll and Mr.. q. w. Smith com.
menced an engagement on Wednesday evening last, at
Richmond, Va
Tom Thumb was to leave New Orleans on the 4th in.
slant In the brig Adams, Gray, for Havana.
Mr. Anderson, the talented trsgsdian, was to appear
at the American Theatre NV Orleans on the evening
of the 4th lust
The Theatre Royal, Montreal is still kept open by the
ofrcers Of the garrison stationed there
independent Putnam Guards, Ball.
This company, composed 81 hue young men. whose
a - aoOu rpnk In ha MT
lta of the city, gave Wednesday last their ,s ball
at the Apollo Rooms. Captain c. w Mcguire and his
gallant soldiers not yet furnished with thsr dreeses
but understand will join the conspicuous company Of
"Oid Continental Washington Guards and will adopt
whose noble aspect universally admired when
frst paraded in our streets.
half past O'Clock the company consisting Of about
two hundred young men and three hundred ladies,
tered the large hall Of the Apollo" promenadipg and
enjoying the excellent music of Dodvorths far famed
coion band At quarter past o, the dancing began,
and attended by great array of feminine beauty
We remsrked among the plumber Of pretty ladies who
were present, Mrs Julia Of Mercer street hand.
dsrtipg here and ther- killing slances. upon her ad
mirers; Mrs d. w past. young widow, whose sle-
dress which had been really made by skilful dress
maker. fbowed admirably the grace OF her figure and
nsr saSss'er ,, shoulders and well shaped arms We
digufed young miss whose name is. We believe Miss
Adelaide Rebscca Sf'-t Jewess, Of Elm street, pos
sssng the peculiar beauty OF the daughters Of Israel
and whose blue dress perfectly In with the
raven locks OF her Grecian head.
When the solemn hour Of midnight struck at the City
Hall, splendid supper served up in the adjoining
room, and the table covered with the best deosos
Of tho season The dancing resumed when the snpper
over, md the party separated at . very late,
rather early, hour yesterday morning. without the
least disorder to mar the pleasure OF that reunion
Emmett Guard hall.
The second annual bali Of this corps OF on
Wednesday night, ut the Coliseum and was Of the
hrest OF The seaeon.
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