The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27
Theatrical and Musical


Theatrical and Musical
BowEnr THEAras~ghe grand historical play Of
Henry the eighth fwss again repeated here last
ing, before crowddhoass, and after very successful
during the week. This piece will be succeeded
Monday evening" E Ohakspearss celebrated trss edy Of
"Cymbsline," in Fitch Mrs Shaw takes thu part of
Imogsn. Mrs sAaxA psrsonation of the difficult cha
racter Of Queen Kstnxins in "Hsrry the Eighth, has
cepton she has nat with at the Bowery since her
gagemsnt has lent tribute to her high qualities
rsoters introduced in the works Of the great bard Of
Avon, entities her TO- every mark Of favour and sp
Harrv' aeouittsS h.sf most orsaitsby. ana the
entire cast in piece, performed throughout
the week with infinite ability As Mrs Shaw plays tho
Of her high tale II win be present to witness her per-
formsncs The thrilling drama of "Gilderoy will con-
clpds the evenings enlightenment.
CHATHAM TMKxfRr.- There was q crowded house at
this theatre last night for the benefit of Mr. Fletcher
the late proprietor The thrilling drama OF the "Whis
lsr or the Lilly o(NSt. soeerds" performed, in
which Mrs. wilkinson appeared as Lacy stauHton, and,
In her usual style played her part most successfully,
both In the shHactst OF wife and mother Miss 8.
Denim appeared the whistler or the Wild Boy, who
had in infancy been oen and reared among in
most beautiful and elective asnuer. Mr. winans, as
Djcky Dutton, was fdl Of fun. The Model Artists"
made their Lass appearance The Shipwrecked Mari
ner also played; In which Mr.. Fletcher took the
part Of Jack Robinson retired sailor and Sig Conito
that ofApnSPuu, monkey, part WHICH he plays in
true monkey stSs. .PAe performances ooucuded with
THE GSdsn nsr , Hot OF n Mn cnsr
Style: o, Mr. CasSr,a TAXI w Of Cnss M.
Clarke viii appear Before that time the bouse viii be
thoroughly psntsd and the seatsyenewed which, togs
tbsr with the other mprovementsto bs made ~ Mr.
most desirable place 81 Amusement in the city. We
would say to all, 60 to the Chatham on Monday night,
and with the Superior corps Of performers 60 So you
cannot fail to be pleased and determine 70 60 sgain
CncUs-BowERY AMrHrrHEArkE We visited this
house last evening and found quite alarge audience In
attendance and all enjoying themselves greatly with the
varied and rsey smussments which going in the
ring There Is no doubt that the managers do all they
to keep up the reputation of the Amphitheatre.
Those clowns are funny feilows He with the furbs-
lowed pants however seems to get sadly bslabored and
oAmboozlsd by bis active companion, who BY the way
Is great hand At turning Somerset aud all the gym
nastic eas which the troupe Of vaulters 70 through
~th The equestrian and other performances are Al
wsll worth seeing, and the Amphtbsatre ID well
conduoted house that 1t really pleasure to visit It
| CHsury's MISsrRELs.-The excitement keeps on In
DRESSING; everybody old and TO bear them;
ans what Is equally triun thsn they spsceed
To accomplishing feat hitherto deemed impossible viz:
pleasing everybody On Tuesday, they return to Me-.
Minstrels has attained tn. celebrity of Chrttys
Ninstrels, and they fully merit all the they have
rALMo's orEnA HOUSE, The model Artists at this
houss, have not drawn very crowded house lately.
They perform tomorrow evening for the laet time.
BnoAswAY OpEor.--Crsely is determined to keep up
tbs character Of the Odeon both for amusement and
alec due regard to deosnoy He takes every care to
produce but modest and elegant fab!eaps vipans
| COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT TO REV. MOSES MARCUS
This sssmsble gentleman Is to have complimentary
coneeft given to him on Thursday evening next A
great many Of most respectable cixsns have taken
this affair in and long list Of epnens artists have
Lsder Misses watson, Brieuti, Dsl.os and Kirkhsm,
| Messrs Manners, srthurson and Leach, Mr.. Joseph
Burke the yolonist and the charming little Apollons
With all this talent and the peculiar nature of the
concert We have no doabt there will be crowded
house.
Ma. MALONE RAYMerp's Irish Evenings have been ia
| md ia dNuht th@tt h.
have as long and successful they had in Lon
don where AZ gave them to very large audiences fer
one hundred nights in succession. Mr. M r Is esu-
tsman fully qualified to dsliueats the pssuiarties and
sharactsrstio points of the Irish people and with h
interest to his subject The ladies Of the family
both refined ard polished ia their evil
dsntiy nave rscsiysa q spisndid Ausssi education,
advsntsge-snd their instrumental performances
fully sqas to their voo. ones Another OF thss. de-
lighfu lriah evenings viii be given to morrow night
Miss NJ J. MAnINsNAss Mn GEsRoE A. Horr, the
blind mpsiciens give their tenth semi-annual concert
Mt the Minerva Rooms on rhursdsy evening next. We
ehs take occasion TO refer again to this before
Its occurrence aud We sincerely hope will be fully
tronizsd.
Ts week to be gala week al the Lafayette Bazaar
slgnor Bits 10 performing nscromsnsy at the Museum,
Philadelphia
Tho commissioners Of Spring Garden, Philadelphia,
bcys passed ordinance prohibiting the exhibition Of
Hsds artists In their district.
Mr.. Collins The celebrated deiiusstsr OF irish chsIae
ter performing CT Mobile, whore also Is MIR Cnippen-
dale
sMr Anderson, the trngcdiGn, Ia fulfilling an engage
nent ~ INA nsnmond th'atr. vhere ne appreSistsd
as 81 actor OF rehned tssto and great ability hs Is, 10
short succsssfuL
Miss MATHEWS lie yng successful engagement ct the
Albany Museum
Dan Marble is engaged at the Broadway Theatre, Al
bsny,
Barney williams, the Irish comedian, commences an
engagement in Baltimore Tomorrow evening, after
which he proceeds to Washington to funl an ssgass
msnt there.