The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20
Theatrical nnt:: Musical.


PARK THEArRE.-The success o. this magnificent
theatre, under the superior Management OF ME- ha~-
bin, knows abateme MT and certainly wy justly
for the corps drdmatique has superior Dur- S'ue
past week, the new play of Edith or Dealings with
Dombey and Son. one of the most beautiful and per-
feet pieces on the stage, has created the greatest
element Mrs Shaw, In the splendid character Of
Edith, which she plays in q style unrivalled, and Mr..
Placide, as Capt Cutie, were nightly received by
crowded houses with the greatest acclamxons Of de-
crowded state of the hou,e. The Park has now upon
its boards fifty two established favores besides tho
including about three hundred artists As in its pal
miest days the Park stands in the foremost rank Of
the most splendid theat in the country and the
domtable energy Of Mr. Hsmbin will keep it at its
present elevated and enviabe position The new play
Of Edith" which has already created such sensa-
ton will be repeated every evening this week; which,
in itself Is sufficient to fill the house to OVERLOOKING on
every presentation. In addition, this evening" the
popnsr comsdist .s Of ladies Sswars will be pre-
Miss ose Telbin and MIR George Barrett will appear
We would say to those who wish a great dramatic
treat to the Park to- night and you will be sure to
find it.
BowERY THEATRE The manager Of this house
keeps the ball rolling in fine style, every week he
brings out novelties. Toll night he produces Q new
domestic drama, called Rose Clinton or the Semp-
stress OF London" piece which is said to be Of the
most interesting nature. 1t is cast with the full
strength Of the company, Mia wemyss, Mrs. Jor-
parts In 1t. The scenery and appointments are all
new and sppropriate and it will be brought out in
that oomplete style for which the Bowsry famous.
Barney Williams will likewise appear in two Irish
iarces, viz: Born to Good Luckn and the " LINER
lex Boy In both Of which his parts most anus
ing, and moreover he will sing several Irish songs in
the course Of them The New Orleans Serenaders'
Concert will conclude the entertainments. These
sweet singers are mme nse favortes at the Bowery-
They are truly most admirable vocalsts and their
musical attachments likewise Of the highest der
Master Ole Bulls performance on the violin Is some
thing extra and Is equal to that Of many performers
who make more pretensions than he does. We expect
the house will be crowded
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The past week. at this truly
elegant temple Of the drama, of unprecedented
success the great American actor, Edwin Forrest,
havirg appeared in several Of his most celebrated
characters; and the present promises quite much
The eminent Irish comedian, Mr.. Mccarthy, whose
beautiful personatons Of the Irish character cused
such an excitement at all the principal theatres In
Great Britain has been engaged, and will appear in
ZONE of his best parts. The fame of this gentleman
has sounded throughout the dramatic world, and
expect to night Of the most splendid entertain
ments witnessed by New York audience.
He will this evening appear in two favote characters
that of Dennis Bugruddery, in !Coeman's splendid
comedy of John Bull, or A Tradesman's Preside"
and Casgkan, in the laughable farce Of "His Last
Legs" The Misses Tyrrsl will perform several beau
tful airs the glass bells most wonderful perform
ance, and one which wins the admiration Of all who
listen to the sweet music they discourse Mr.. Mar
of the Broadway and besides the regular corps OF
actors and actrese always keeps the most celebrated
actors Of this country and Of Europe, for the
of a distinguished actor Is sufficient guaranty to
all the he will have none who are not able to
do credit to the Profession Broadway the place for
splendid classic and comic entertainments.
national THEATRE.-Yankee Hill, the celebrated
comedian, has been Engaged at this house, and viii