The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-22
Theatrical and Nj os,cal.

PARK THEATRE.-The Wen noise children will appear
at this house this evening. Madame Weiss, their di-
rectress, having. we understand made arrangements
for their performing there few nights The extraor
binary grace and precision which characterize the
dancing of this roupe of little beauties have obtained
for them the veest feeling of admir- ton and delight
amongst our citizens and their protracted absence
from the city has served to increase the desire
them once again. That desire can now be gratifed,
and we would recommen md all who wish to them to
do so at once at the close Of this engagement
embark for Europe again and the chances that
such numerous band the present will never be
again organized. They will execute feveral of their
most admirable advertisements this evening aud se-
veral amusing farces will also be played by the
tic company
BowERY THEATRE.-During the past week the bus:-
ness at this house has been somewhat dull
since the downfall and execution of Jacob Leser" tho
Bowery has not been fully attended AZ it deserved
that event seems to throw gloom over the establish
ment, which we trust however will not be of long con-
tinuance Mr. Lynne, the eminent English actor has
been engaged by MIR. Hamblin, for n few nights and
to- night he will commence playing a round of eh ,rac-
tiers: The first one he will appear in IL Sir Giles
reach and from the ia which the play has bee
cast he will have ample support The very favorite
and admirable drama of the Bottle" after Cruik-
shanks sele braed series Of sketches will also be play
ed This is one Of the most thrilling pieces of the
day and c. NJ Clarkes acting the unfortu nate
ebriate, is of the best things that he does ia.
vorite ankee comedy will conclude the performances
We would call attention to the fact that the prices
Of admission To the Bowery Theatre have been re.
duced. They are To be hereafter follows. viz -
Dress Circle so cents. Second tier rs cents and Pit
1874 cents-thus atording opportunity for all to
visit this favorite house.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Wc need only say that time
seems to strengthen the fast hold which Nose and
doipgs have on the public. The house was crowded
every evening Of last week and doubtless will be equal
ly 80 all the present one Chunrau great only
an actor but as manager as in addition to the
popular New DIRK As IL Isl he nightly produces two
or three first rate pieces To- night for Instance the
drama Of the Ocean Of Life said to be "A most
interesting piece. and the drama of Marie will be
acted, besides New York As u Is" The house is adj
miraby ventilated and kept quite comfortable during
this hot weather.
CHRIsTYs MSsTRELs 20 on as usual this week they
are as attractive as ever and as fully patronized
any previous portion of their The fact of the
matter If they the MINISTRIES Of the day and
have heard them shows person to be behind the age
MrLoDEoN.-The genteel and elegant manner in
which this place is managed and the superior quality
OF the entertainments set forth have gained
enviable reputation The Virginia Ministries, Miss
heynaldson, &c, still continue TO sing there nightly
Mr. ARTHuRsoN's first musical entertainment will
take place to-morr ow evening at the Apollo Rooms
and the probabilities are. that he will have quite
fashonable and numerous audience during his resi-
dence among us he has established first rate repu-
tstion as singer His programme Is quite inviting
and we shah take an opportunity Of referring to II
again tomorrow.
Ma. DEmrsTER viii give his last ballad entertain
He will then produce some new and original songs
which viii, no doubt become popular AZ the rest of
his productions are.
PaLsos OrrRA Housr.-The Model Artists pcrform
here this evening Several novel tableaux will he in
troduced.