The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-14
Theatrical ana Musical.


Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THEATRE The change of prices, together with
the attractive features of the performance had the e
fect last evening, Of filing this theatre in almost every
department.. The first piece the celebrated comic
drama, The White Horte of the Peppersn Mr.
Brougham as Gerald Pepper was pretty fair specimen
Of Irishmsn, but vocalist he has very little to
commend. Agatha. by Mrs Broughsm, very well,
but Is rather delicate the effective .xeou
ton Of lrish melody Hans Mansfeldt by Mr.. Bars
capital psIsenaton or the CID dernaa ofncer Next
Gisels, or, Tho Wlies" Mdle Bangy Giselle,
the artsss innocent PEASANT GIRL Whose love existed
among rossswhoss terrestrial heaven consisted In rural
associates aud whose was perunsd By natures
sweetest flowers evnssd Ia the ast place excellent
knowledge of the character she sustanng and
to it all the eject which gr cefsl figure elegance Of
STYLE and execution Of foot could DO ia the brilliant dis
play Of her prof.ssoaa character as aSasess Boux-
airy, Prince Albert, acquitted himself well, and receiv
Cd repeated cheers Next the ballet orr LII
I,lsoa d'u, Psintrc' in which the accomplished day-
appeared TO great advantage la the Scene Dan
ssate L Illusion by Mols. Blangy the change
quick, and the dancing 20 ohsse and elegant shat the
house unanimously chesrsd her TIE Pas de Dfsr, by
Miss Valee and Mons. Wieho very vel executed,
but tho eIewniag feature of this bslo Les Bo ras
de Cadiz by Mdie. Blangy and Bouxary IL was Rives
with all the taste and rcieacs that ccud rsudsr
msrksbly beautiful 1t is pretty evident, that II
the Park manag tment energy exetra to cster
Iopery for the and Of the sga in pre-
ducing light and agreeable pieces that they will receive
commensurate support.
BowERY.-" Thersse, the Orphan of Geneva" was
pstioIIueN dsJ at thettHc NIX. 4IsthAah
peared Carwin the principal character This gen.
tlemen is actor Of cast his delneaton
OF this character sufficiently proved. The house
filed and Mr. Marshslls acting seemed TO bs fully ap-
preoiated the highest enthusiasm excited in his
favor and at the conclusion OF the piece, he called
out and received with rspturous applause In est
nation he fully deserved tho greeting he received.
HIS defamation is elegant and impressive lofty with
out bombast and his conception of his part exhibits
deep feeling and talent while his acting is inpessoned,
yet oultivaed-hghy studied yet unartfcisl and nstu
raj He deserves We think to among scsos OF the
highest order tojudgs by what Of MIN last night
new piece was also produced entitled ths "Peopie's
Candidate, in which Mr. Marble displayed his peculiar
and adnsraos genius a. d.neator Of the shrewe and
simple Yankee. The plot is common love plot, tho
Of whch laid In part Of the State OF Maine;
to this plot the candidate for sheriff, Mr. Isaah Shut
took (Dan Msrbs), is added q kind Of episode and
auxiliary There Is really great merit in this little
piece the pictures it presens Of village politicians in
New England Is true to the life Dan Marble however,
natural his way of telling story 50 chasac.
teristio, and his jokes ana strange sayings
driy uttered end his metaphors so expressive ard ex-
travagant that defy any to DO able to resist
pested FITS OF hearty laughter Mr. Jordan as loafng
drunken law STUDENT played his part most admirably
Mrs Wsoot o. the heroine, though thers 10 not much
in the character, Was charming Mrs Sutherland, as
Isaiahs bstrothed almost rivaled Dan himself though
Of Yankee girl 1t natural character it truc,
but longing more to English than Yankee manners.
deserved applause The jokes introduced by the sheriff
told WE'LL and, upon the whole, this oomsdite, though
IL WOulQ Aomlt OF Wpr0VemenC received with
thusiastio delight by crowded aud.ncs The part Of
Black Bet might we'll have been left ont, it IL
brought in altogether without sry meaning, SENSE or
tAinments at this theatre vide the advertisements.
CHATHAM TnEArRE.-Last evening, tho tragedy Of
Macbeth" psriormerd at this theatre, in which
the part Of Macbsth assumed by Mr. Addsms be-
ing his benefit night. There good house, and ths
boxes well sd and comprised in the dress circle
large proportion Of ladies' We happy to find that
th> rd~.I-
the Chatham, known to tho public that res
pectsbs ladies and families longer hsr fequsnt-
The parts in Macbeth" we're well .ustsinad That Of
Macbeth, by Mr. Adams in the usual good style OF
msas :. 5 ws Mrs VII
her whole soul into the part, and much sprsuded
Throughout. Mr.. Hisldi Macdug {. highly emerge
Vary .piritedy sustained tho parts of Malcolm and
Rose The choruses and the witckes' dane. well
got up, and MIR c. Tsyor's singing part Of Hecste
highly crsditAbls The evening concluded with the
FARGO of"Who do they take me for' in which Mr.. Gun
ey,nng, the beautiful play Of Damon and Pythiss"
will he produoedn which Mr. Addsm will take the part
Damon it being of his best PRESENTATIONS He has
been successful that he has re engaged for few
nights. The other pieces are highly attractive. The
bill Is rich one, and We must refer to 1t
CIncURs-BowERY AMpHIrHKArRE This entertain
ments at the smphitheatrs quite rscy and pqusnt
thu equesriaus graceful and daring the gymnasts
miu,ts are rare hands at raising hssrty laugh the
clowns excellent jokers tbs dancers
the latest and most scientific touches with the heel
toe and the other features In the perform all
cspita that, taking it bye and large the Circus
Arst rate place for quarter dollars worth OF fun. To-
night thsre Is capital BILL and as the performances
for the bsnen Of Master John Genroy he has engaged
avsst amount Of talent to assist him.
CHRrsrr's MINsrsELs The performance tonight, Of
these Knights the baok faces viii be the hundred
ard thirty ninth consecutive this season. including
ave which they gave In Brooklyn For single ensr
t.inmeut to have consecutive Of seventy Ave
nights 10 looked by theatrical folks the bo
Of success here, however We see that Christy's
folks have almost doubled this, and from oil ap
psaranoes they will treble It, II not more. They are
great set Of singers and the best that they do not let
lpo eerp n epv M
Mecbanios' Mall.
s.BLk BRsrnyRs.-The banjo, violin, bones, and all
tn. usual Ethiopian Instruments are finely handled by
these dsrksy philosophers. They sing as well they
play, and aitosehsr their concerts are quite amusing
for evening resorts We glad to know that they
well patronizsd, rs they deserve it.
BROADWAY ODEeN.-A As usual the Model Artists keep
the tenor Of their way at this pice Of emuse-
nsnt They will continue here during the week.
CONCERT RooM-At this room Model Artists are all
the rage. They have many vstsrs every evening.
spNErro's CANARY BIRDS at the Society Library, are
certainly the greatest curiosity going; they do every
thing but talk DR. Valentine, the eecsntrc and well
known delpestor OF comic character Of sll kinds ana
conditions diversi1ss their exhibition With his queer
stories At hs Society Library Is wher. TIL, pleasant
ingaud every evening this week
CAMrpELL's HiiNsrRsLs, well known and popular
nand OF negro singers commence series o Tbs
have just concluded highly successiu Eastern tour,
and come back among US with all former applause
fully endorsed. Dancing and instrumental music form
part Of their entertainment.
The MAeoMsEn FAMILY gave concert at the Brook.
Ivp nstitute Last evening" will commence series OF
them In this city in the OF few days.
Fine Arts.
NJ G.p,,rIIr THE SrArUAIRE -Slucs the admirable
carioaturs of Rsnedctti Philip GABRIELLE 10 busily
gagged in perpetrng several of his good jokes made
In plaster which will be producsd and exhibited az
the re- on snng the Aston place Opera HouGo Many
eminent ard conspicuous men OF New York, several
donkeys, also, are already moulded, ana Represented
with an irrefutable talent and periot sccursoy We
wj.h not for the moment, to unvsi tbs mysteries OF NJ.
r Garbeiss studio but 1t our duty 10 make known
TO the all the Of our city that this