The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-25


BowEnY THEArnE The success that has attended
the magnificent play of Henry tho Eguth' during the
past week, remains still unsbated crowds nightly
flock TO this popusr theatre witness attractive
performance which go. out in strict accordance with
historical facts, and presents graphic picture of the
manners and costumes of the memorable reign
Of this British monarch, who ls prominent page In
the hi.tory Of his times Mrs shsv still draws largely
upon the enthusiastic admiration Of the audience which
her highly colored personston of Queen Katharne is
always sure to producer snd last cyeing may be said to
have smost surpassed herself particularly IN The closing
scene Mr. Marshslls King Henry Rnd MIR. Barry's
Cardinal Woisey were well smed; aud the entire
cast improve as they nightly repeat the performance
"willisrp Tell" succseded Tonight Henry the
Eighth" will be agalu repeated. Those who have not
It, should not fell to avail Themselves of the
isVorsols opportunity now presented The +" Honey
Mooa VIII also performed. Tho bill VIII be found
most attractive
CHATHAM THEATRs-There was q fine house ct this
Theatre last night, end the performance In order
With the general very entertaining fesss offered at this
theatre The drama of Pedro the Cruel" repeated
with success and was loudly spplauded Miss Deorsins
appesred in of her beautiful and graceful dances
which loudly chssred. The Thirnbe Rig OF
Where's the Little Jokcr,' was also repeated and
Mr.. Wiusns, in the character of John Ginger,
tinued roar of lsoghter Miss nidreth, as Mrs.
Gioger, was very successful end performed the
Wodn eAavasans scoinins VIE 70 Prse.,on Inc
wound up with "Jsck Robinson and his Man Monkey"
in which Mr.. Fletcher appeared Jack Robinson, and
ssnor Caplto as Mushapus, his monkey Tie paTts
were admirably performed. snd received with applause
There are great improves hts going at the Chahsm
and In very few weeks for comfort convenience aud
entertainment it will be equal any theatre in the
city A frs-rate bill is offered for to night.
CONCERT nv THE ArPoLLoNRAss.-Ths talented and
Charming young family give concert this evening at
the Tabernacle and from ths very great musical tact
and appreciation which These young people have always
evincsd and the approboon and applause they have al
ways met with since their 1rst appearance before the
public We are convinced that this evening they will
present m ENTERTAINMENT well worthy the attention
all lovers Of music They only admirable vocal
lists but also fine instrumental performers viz Miss
Anne on the piano. Master James and Chester tbs
violin aud Master Dsos on the violonceo With these
Instruments and their sweet young voices the effect Of
their songs Is really charming. Their instructor, Mr.
JAMES BEST shown CREST talent in the Quoting of
these little folks musical education and have
doubt that both he and they will in due time acquire
evening includes some beautiful ballads and quarteter
as also instrumental performances Werecommend the
concert to the favor OF the public and can assure oil
who are nueicaliy Inclined that this young family is
eminently worthy of patronage.
TAHERNAcLE.-The grand vocal and instrumental
concert aid Of thu charity fund OF the Holland Pro-
tectye Society, off last evening, before highly
Respectable audience The overture Il. Roi YpetOt"
was spenddly performed by the orchestra under tbs
direction OF the excslent leader g Loder Mrs jamie
son sang two ballads very sweety; and Mr.. Archurson
in the song, Here's health to thee Nary very
happy and effective. Miss BRENT in Care COmpagDe
from LA Somnambula" in better tone Of voice than
on a recent occasion, and justly applauded Next
came Miss KirGhan, her first appearance In America
ehe sang 7h pour un j.ae cGur," from lie Cheval de
Bronze her voice is Of delicate soprano, which is
peculiarly nweet and her execution evidenced edu
cation under the guidance OF superior masters Then
succeeded the incompatible Madame Pico whose rich,
round melihuous tones rendered with such sweet
science every note of which filed the area of
this spacious building aud called forth reiterated cheers
She was assisted by the prince of 6uo singers, Sig De
Begnis In the dustto, Danque 10 Son." from II Bar
II ttadx
al the that voice and artistic science could give
TO It. The terzetto bufo by Sgnora Pco Miss Brien
cadenc-e and comic action that the house kept in
continued laughter We at O loss to know, why
t,sss OF SUCH excellipg qualities and refined musical
abilities as the interesting charming Pco and the cels
brsted De Begns Who in his line has been rival
led, are not prominent features the Italian
troupe now in thi. city The French Rondo, J'oi de
p.4rgent," by De Begnis encored and the entire
performance passed of with the greatest ecsat.
CrRcus-BowERY AMrHrrHEArRE.-There very
large audience last night at this favorte house. and
much fun and merrment went on as there were no less
than six clowns in the field who all did their best in the
comic line besides which the eqnistrsnism gymnastics
Sc. were all excellent. MIR Nixon, whose beneht
ming had quite convincing proof of the estima
ton in which he is held, and VS. hope that he
always have az good time, with future benefits This
evening" Mrs Downe, very worthy aud estmablel lady
the widow Of member of the equestrian profession and
who has herself long been connected with the smphi
theatre takes her annual benefit We sincerely pc it
may be such one will afford her good round sum-
as she fully deserves it. The bill is very attractive
volunteered their services r. Sands and his beautiful
cbldren Mosey, the American Ducrou the dsshns boy
Walter Aynar, besides Madame Carroll, VIM. Madgar
and q whole array Of clowns viz Pentland, Latnrop
Kemp. Gardner, Williams * Wells. we expect TO zee n
very large audience.
CHRsTY's MINsTRELs We need only say that thess
philosophers sprighty as ever-their voices
tuneful, and their instrumental music accurate
usual They the very ppks OF Ethiopian arstocra-
cy, and do not wonder Mt their triumphant
for such ovial harmonious and withsi gentsel and
refined troupe Of mnstres not met with every day
PALMo's OrsRA HOUSE The Model Artists here still
continue their exhibitions, and give numerous tabesux
every sveninR-to night no lees than seventeen.
BROADWAY ODEoN The Odeon Minstrels and Model
Artists the chief here The first very
good ng-rs and altogether the amussments are judi
cously managed
A STRANGE VIsITER.-A whale of large size
was seen yesterday forenoon, oil the bar by
several of our pilots and also by the Of the line
bark Avola from Boston. charlesten Cour., Fe6 81.
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