The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-19


VhsasricaI and Musical.
BowERY THrArRK.-without meaning to sxaggseats
the attractions Of this house. must say, that since
the alterations In s interior It 10 the most nagnn
cent thsstre In the Union. The Bowsry Theatre has
always even times Of the greatest theatrical dsprss
sion, been much pstronissd by citizens generally
Il has always been profitable house, and again It has
always maintained the reputation Of great beray end
the
are becoming moro popular thsn they have been for
som: years past not to BE- supposed that the IA
the contrary, the season which has just opened will We
predict be one Of the most triumphant that the
ways favorites are quite at home ct this house.
and We think they sing and act now with more
Ss - oaSr
Of the beautifully ornamsntsd house. and large and f.
hoaabs audiences that have greeted them every even
in SRA Diavoon This is a vsli. Known and popular
opera and In the hands Of the troupe was admirably rem
ali the music entrusted his part was finely and correct
y sung Mr. Ssusr, - JAicomo, and Ssguin, himself
Beppo, were a. racy - usual and Mrs s'guin .. Zsr
and discrimination One of the chief charms about Mrs
seguns singing and acting 4. the very quiet and lady
stein, nue. plump German beauty, performed the part
of Lsdy Acash she does much credit to Mrs. Seguin,
whose pupil We understand she Is The other parts Of
the opera very well performed The ballet of La
Giselle,n followed the opera. Miss julia Turnbull 10
we'll known most graceful and elegant danseusi she
which have lavi.hsd upon her. Her dancing IL suf
ncient to draw full house at any tme therefore what
with her and the seguins st the same time the Bowery
mensurats patronage, the house was crowded last
night 1t has been evening since it opened and
forth at it To night the grand opera OF "Cindersla
will be performed Mr. Gardner the Prince; Mr. Ssuer,
. S
Julia Turnbu - the Fairy Quesn-truly fplsndi1
cast. After the opera, Miss Turnbun and Mr.. W.
"Rsks's Progress' concludes the whole.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Ths Msss excitement ct this
house quite high last evening" and shortly after he
doors opened the boxes pit and gallery filed
to overlooking, aud must tho treasury Of tho house
be IL things 90 at this rate have to
doubt they will The lively, busting farce Of Box Cox
and Knox the drama Of the Brigand the first
VIZ NEW York AZ IL ls"From the peculiar nature Of
the piece oritiosm It Il out OF the question 1t
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phases Of the New York b'hoy's lfs and many Of the
scenes which daily Witnessed In VARIOUS parts Of the
town where the perhaps sde bluff
In their manners than would suit for modern drawing
room in word this piece shows lin FATHERS high color
class Of the rising generation Of New York Chsnfrau
Nose, tho prince of the bhoys has already become
famous here at his own theatre he win acquire more
to the Chatham such genuine, right-down New York
boy is not to be seen every day Tonight the farce Of
the Young Scamp the drama Of" Woman" g. New
York AS 1t u.s." and Young America"
BRoADwAy THEATRE.-The entertainments commend
ed last evening, with Brougham's new comedy Of "Ro
and Reality" The best test of Its dramatic fec.
lures is that throughout every soene it met with the
enthusiastic cheers Of tho audience The house was
son the plot and leading incidents of the
piece For the present We shall merely cay, judging
from the feelings Of the audspce hAt it Is capital hit
and wi doubtless prove profitable to the management
CHRsrYs MINsrRKLs.-The bsst things viii come to
end some time or another. Here the Ministries
who have been d.ghting all New York for some seven
is their last night and tho rest Of the week
they sing Brookly and do not return to New York
other purposes until that date They wili no doubt
have great house on this, their last evening.
SABLE BRorHERs.-The continued patronage which
this troupe with 10 full proof Of their merit
They have given sixty concerts this season, and
all have been well attended In the vicinity Of the city
they have also met with much success; They s,s
H Cleveland, one Of the clsvsfsst Of the band.
BANvARD's PANoRAMA.-Ths anscdote and interesting
descriptions given by Mr. BAnvard Of his magnificent
At all events the panorama and the description Of 1t,
Of the most delightful exhibitions In the
try.
BaoApwxy 0s.oN As usual, tho animated pictures
exhibited here nightly. The public ssem never to
grow weary Of this style Of exhibition.
MKLoDxoN.-Psts Morris, Jeanis Rsynoldson, the Viz
gina Mnstren ana the singing, oaynHe ana do1ngS OF
which go ct this very gentssl concert every
evening have established the character Of the house
1t has become one Of the standard places Of
IN New York.
BRuNsrrrs MODEL ANCIENT JERusALEM Mr..
Malone Raymond very successful In his exhibition of
this beautiful and Instructive work. at the Armory ALL
Boston.
The vinnoise dancing children at the Louisville
theatre.
Bscacoiant WAS to give concert in Boston last
ming, ussh iAst)
The French ballet troupe under the direction Of Mons
BARTHOLOMEW, of which Madame and Mons. Monplaisir
the principal features made their hrst appearance
at the 81 Charles theatre New Orleans, the evening
Of the 9th inst.
Professor Risley and sons have concluded their
gsgsment at the Orleans theAtre.
The stsysrmsrkisohs band we're still at New Orleans
on the 9th.
Mr. Murdoch took benea. at Philadelphia on Mon.
day evening.
George Vandenhof has been playing at the theatre in
Washington city with great success.
Miss Mary Walters, danseuse from the South, II
In this city, and will shortly appear in Of the princi
pal theatres