The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-03
.l.l entllcai and Musical.

Park THEATRI.-The performances at the Park last
night were varied. and Of the first order The great
attraction of the good taste of the city, Les Danseuse
Tiennoises appeared in their grand advertisements
commencing with the beautiful Pas Hongrois,r which
received with unbounded appreciation. The pc
tte comedy of Hasty Conclusion followed, and was
we'll played The ddnseuses then appeared in A" La Ty
roenne; their cbaste graceful and beautiful group
ngs won the involuntary applause of the whole house,
and though it is long piece they encored. and
repetition Of the pas oily drew forth deafenng
applause The comedy of "A Nabob for Hour''
also played, which served most admirably to fill up the
time between the performances Of the syph-like
lures who had effectuay upon the admira ton
of the audience Mr.. Bass, as Sam Hobbs, and Mr.
Andrews as Dick Dumpy. played with such Cine taste
that it impossible for the house to DO otherwise
than in an uproar during the performance of the
whole piece. The performances concluded with the
Pas des Amourettes," which far exceeded either of
the former pieces To- night these interesting children
take farewell benefit and advise those who have
not them to go by all means. They give an af-
ternoon performance, which will afford opportunity
for families.
BowERY THEArRE.-In consequence of sickness Mr.
Scott did not appear here last evening" Othelo but
Mr.. Marshall took the part for him. Mr. j. H. Hall made
the apology to the audience for the change in very
neat and appropriate speech, and all passed of we'll
and satisfactorily. Mr. Marshall deserves the more
credit for thus at short notice. volunteering to assist
n professional brother, he himself far from
well The play, however, went of in good style. Mar
shalls Othello was capital piece of acting, and he
admi, ably supported by Dyott, AS Iago. We have
always thought Dyotts acting. in this part equal TO
other actors the stage. Nrs. Abbott perform
ed Desdcmona very creditaby and the large audience
that was present expressed much satisfaction at the
way in which everything went of. The drama of
"Oliver Twist concluded the performances. We re-
fer to the advertiser ent for this evenings bill
CHATHAM THEATRE. No variation ut this house:
night after night the boxes pit and gallery present
the same crowded appearance; and now, especially
Chanfraus stay drawing to close the rush kept up
lively at the very first Many who have gone
to New York 1t isn have been delighted with
1t that they have returned again and again to
Moses feats, Cousin Williams mishnps, and hear
Joe's songs. How Wnans can keep up the peculiar
loafcrish voice uniformly throughout the piece, is
indeed surprising The very we'll got up farces mclo-
dramas, &C. which performed nightly in conjunc-
ton with New York it isl add much to the plea
sure of n visit to this house
CnRIsry's MrNsrRELs have concluded another Inc
weeks work. The folks crowd in lively to
hear these genuses sing their beautiful dttes Long
may they continue to afford such cnui ne aud inno-
cent amusement to our citizens
BANvARp's PANoRAMA.--No person who has not seen
this great work form idea Of its and
magnhcence One would suppose that in such a
painting nature dscarcey be followed with perfect
strctness u U.s. however In tho prese mt one and any
may satisfy himself Of the fact by visiting t. To.
day two exhibitions will be given, viz at Q and
TM PM.
MrLopEoS.-This house IL crowded nirhtly-in fact
II has an immense number OF steady patrons who 20
there in consequence of the excellence the perform
managed. The Virginia Ministries are first rate per-
formers.
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