The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-22


duced her favorte ballad, On the Banks Of the Qua
another most delightful performance
and was received, has been many times before,
with cheers and flowers Her clear correct notes. the
exquisite and the choice selection Of
pieces which she always makes, established her. long
ago. as faverits and her appearance upon the Park
boards will be hailed with satisfaction long she
remains, or whenever che returns We are glad to
learn that she has probably been reengsged and that
We shall have the pleasure OF listening to her for
time longer before she leaves the city to fulfil other
engagements. The grand scena from Anna Bolena,"
was given by me Bishop with the best effect and she
also sung the "Marseiass Hymn" in the called
the Barricades." In consequences of the very I'M
pleasant weather. there large attendance
as usual but the very best spirit prevailed The farce
of Simpson and Co." was performed with taste by
q good cast, chosen from the excellent company nov
engaged at this house Miss Rose Tebin is hailed,
every night she makes her appearance upon
the stage with round Of applause. She appeared
this occasion as Mrs. Bromley; w. B. Chapman, per-
part Of Mr. bromley. The comedy Of :. Naval Ensags-
ments" fell into good hands MIR. Gilbert played the
Admiral, and MIR. Walcot. Lieutenant kingston;
Miss Telbin appeared Miss Mortimer and Mrs.
Gilbert as Mrs. Pontfex Another new ballet, by the
Monplaisrs, is underlined and will be produced in q
short time.
BowERr THEATRK-The week closed at the Bowery
with the same which has attended the house
for the last month, and Mr. Brownies benefit last
ing, fine one. He deserved good one, for his
performances are truly extraordinary. We remember
seeing account of person who followed Van Am.
burgh, the famous lion king all Europe, in the
expectation Of seeing him some evening torn to pieces
by his animals, so exciting and dangerous did the per-
formapces appear to him He might II nd n equally
exciting task in witnessing Mr. Brownies performa
every evening, for they certainly the most remark
ness and perfect ease with which he goes through
them would give no chance at all to the hunter after
catastrophes to see any mishap Putnam will al
ways be most favorite piece, and we trust to it
often presented at the Bowery. The spectacle of
Cherry and Fair Star" and the fsrce OF Did you
nd your wife to Harlem" made up the biz last
evening. During the coming week there will be
riety Of novelties produced and the patron, Of the
Bowery will have inc time, no doubt.
BROADWAY THEATRE-The entertainments Of last
evening the burletts of the comic
opera Of " The Daughter of the Regiment" and the
farce Of Lend Five Shilings" all Of which were
ably sustained by the Seguin troupe and the excellent
stock company attached to this beautiful theatre.
BENEFIT TO COLONEL MASSIVE are happy to learn
that the members of the above have ten
dered q benefit to Colonel Mann, as a testimony of
their for him, not only theatrical manager
but who has erected in the centre Of city
ediAce which, for beauty Of structure and int ror
grandeur, also for and comfort, may be con-
sdered of the most elegant and beautiful theatres
in the Union. We subjoin the oorrespo ndence, and
will give the details of the promised dramatic festival
which will be a very extensive scale. in future
notices -
. BROADWAY THEATRE O,t. Is. 1878.
The ladies and gentlemen of the company duly approaching
their art
tender you their Joint on any evening you may deem
gentlemen orchestra with equal willingness unit in
The artists attaches generally also manifest
greatest anxiety participate in this offering their to-
it almost superuous for add how pleased in
expressions Of euduess and aacameut your &C.
Of ea SS % w n
behalf an y Sssi GG sns truly yours wsnLAxE
To Col ALvAH MANN.
The following is Colonel Alann's reply
BROADWAY THEATRE. Friday, Oct ~. lsis
grateful beyond words offer services
and ALI attached TO the Broadway Theatre evening"
rd4,.; s s 5 M mot
make known how recproeae the interest and good
feeling your s to Sss whS y0S represents
'II ''N',| ,''' w AIvxH MANN.
W. R. BLAgr, Manager Broadway Theatre.
For ourselves, venture to assert that this move
men viii be responded to by the frie nds Of
the Colonel and have doub. but that the Broadway
Theatre on Thursday evening next will be crowded
in every department.
NATionAL Observation-Disclosures ng the very
untav orabe weather last evening the National Thea
ire crowded in every part and the three pieces
which have been much admired all the week were
performed sgai With the utmoat ecio 1t not often
that three pieces will attract night after night, without
the least falling off in the audiences but the sple
man ner In which Ivanhoe' has been produced, aud
the peculiarly amusing nature of the burleslue Of Mr
MacGreedy,n and the local drama Of the Mysteries
and Mseries altogether form most po verful attrac
ton During the coming week the operatc version of
Esmeraia" will again be produced; 1t received
with such satisfaction few weeks ago, that feel
certain it will be received again with the greatest
satisfaction The very favorite local drama of {" A
Glance ut New ork" will likewise be revived. Nose
will always be welcome at the National let him appear
k.s,c h. ankc h.t,
full houses for the rest of the season. and Chanfrau
will take that they have plenty of amusement in
the way Of a continual succession of novelties.
BuRros's THEArRE.-Burton' S admirable little thea
tire well filled last night, aud the various pieces
were received with general favor Living pictures in
which Mr. Brougham inserts his face In a frame, re-
presenting Washington, franklin Napoleon, and Wei
lipg.ou. we'll received On Monday that beautiful
drama of Dombey and Son will be again repre-
sented.
NInIo's TaEAIRg, AsIoR PLACE A hattering
testimony to the merits of Mr. T. Placide was
conferred last night by the brilliant and fashion
able audienc that independent Of the most
propitious state of the weather, assembled at Nj
bios, upon the occasion of his vsieaictory benefit.
Boursecaults comedy Of London Assurance with
powerful cast was the entertainment selected for
the occasit u, and was represented with vigor and
trutheulness by Mrs Maeder, as Lady Gay Spsnher
and Miss Kate Horn, as Grace Harkaway; and Mr..
u. Placide, Sir Harcourt Mark NEEDLE by his bro
ther and Dazzle by Crisp, who supplied the character
assigned to Vandenhon, which that gentlemsn's ILL
ness prevented him from fulfilling. 1t is needless to
say that such well selected cast of the prin cpa
characters supported by Chippandale Seton Clarke,
sc. could not but form attractive feature in the
entertainments of the evening, which was duly
knowledged by the audience. Shakspeare's humorous
play of the Comedy of Errors portrayed by toe
two Placides aud the other members ofthis
stock company, concluded the evenings amusement
Tomorrow evening will be the last night of Mr.
Macreadys engagement, and of his appearance in
- Macbeth and it is no: to be overlooked that
Tuesdsy Chippendale and Seton hsv announced
their eneft In the comedy of the Poor Gentleman
IN which ii. Placide, Burton, Cbsnfrau aud Mrs YER
non will sustain leading positions These gentlemen
can always and upon their merits, AMI scarcely
require than ntimaton to the public OF their
we'll nerited to its patronage and parting
benediction
BnoADwAr Cincrs-Yesterday was . gala day at the
circus. There were two performances both Of which
were accompanied with crowded houses, aud the ap
NJ thrso dad no ;us.