The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-15
Theatrical and musical,

| Theatrical and Muslcal.
PARK THEArRE.-The same bill which vas r.rformsd
mere last evening and the evening before will be per-
again this evening at the Park theatre by Sands
A'.' 20 troupe. The performances, as q whole are
interesting that 1t is with difficulty We can point out
ny part that We nl>st admire What with the dancing
are and rythias Hernandez and Aymar, who
wor,S NV to be the two creates. riders in the
woriui ~ Rchsrd Sands and his extraordinary praoo
Mr. Rus,,.. NJ Master Aymar, the young equestrian,
IeeSss on the cords v0fdnts and others too numa-
ous TO rnention the smuements at this placc are we'll
tSara For the benefit OF ladies with children
su os an afternoon performance this day at half
past Two o'clock, as is usual on Saturdays.
Do~ERY THEArRE.-There was q very full attend
sn'e at the Bowery last evening Shakspeares deeply
terecting and beautiful tragedy Of "Othello or tho
Moor of Venice, was performed in admirable style
The whole assemblage quite electrified by the splen.
1urst On the actors more particularly at the triumph Of
me Moor the sa,iloquy of Isgo resolving exotic
ed on the Moors face, on the Communications of sgo,
uo he touchiog scenes previous to and after the
a. ger OF Desdeuiona Othello by Mr. Marshall admi.
Toe the vsriety of passions throughout the play we'll
t1pressed Mr. Bsrry's Iago was true to lifs his oha
sssserJ Jealous malicious, and designng,
vance and well sustained Az the conclusion Of the
play tremendous cheer took place, and Mr. Marshall
was ouaiy called for lie appeared add said " La lies
anu Gentlemen return you my thanks for this atter-
ing proof approbation encouraged and fostersd
oy nus indulgence, will excite me to greater exsrtjou
Barry also called for. but did pat snnsar Ths
house was convulsed with laughter at the Yankee co.
msay o OF Vermont Wool Deaer All the perform
ances OF the evening did great credit actors
CHATHAM THEATRE.-There was rather a uo,r attsn
dance at this theatre last night for the benefit of the
NO del Artists" The petite comedy of ARolend fo-
an Oliver was received with great applause Mr. Held as
!yred Highfyer and Mrs Mclean rs Maria DARLINGTON
Miss Dslorains pretty little danseuse encored all
son. on the tight rope, acquitted busef IN such stve
rs drew down the whole house The " Model Artsts',
drama Of" Ambrose Gwnette was repeated successful
~ tonight is Mrs McLeaa> benefit and ne bill is
good house. Go and see Ger
MEcHANIcs HALL 1t ia fact no las, singular than
true that Chrtya d'nstrels after performing here for
% Q! .yls as thsy have are actually much
ana oetter patrVLsed than they the first Of
tnsir vlH Wlen any one makes up his mind to spen
sme evening II any Of our places Of he is
enpg Chrissys Minstrels and witnessing their per-
formaA1ss, he will get more than his moneys worth
BHoApwAy ODEoN.-Ths "Tabeaux vivants, or
Li<iug Statues" continue triumphant at the Odson,
r.nder the management Of Mr. Greedy They will give
twenty different representations to many which
have never been seen by the public This species Of
classical entertainment is taking the lead of all other
smnsements in this city, the crowds who nightly fire.
Of tn. asures both mae sud female ape uss, 0ae
NIBLo's ALBANIA SALooN--An instrumental con-
cert win be given at the above saloon on Sunday even
concert of last Sunday was well attended.
BRITISH PRoTRcrIvE EMroRANr SocIErY-The grand
concert and literary entertainment given last evening
at the Tabernacle in aid of the charitable fund Of this
Society attracted very large and highly fashionable
audience. WAS indeed pleasing to every
mind to see that object 50 laudabe generous
ly responded to. The illustrations OF Shakespeare with
remarks and readings by Mr.. Lynne, the in
DER and we must say Mr. L., in his review Of the writ
ten unwriten and dramatic poetry Of Shakespeare fully
sustained the high character he has already acquired
for his deep research and pleasing eocuon The gess
and DUETS interpreted between each part Of the
ture given with much harmony, but to mind,
the canzonet, by Mrs Loder the sweetest Of the
entire; it executed with clearnsss and
of voice, and excellent execution BLOW, blow, tn
winter wind" by Nil. Arthurson, possessed noth'
yond medocrity The most enlivenipg =. 20 ~.
evening" Lovers sketches, forming t. ,s.-i h
racteristics of the Irish. He seemed 800 ;; Ia
was peculiarly happy in his anec ~ tbs raad ;t
and rspartee Of Irelands Ms rost;a dsscriyt.r
o. ths Flooded Hut OF Mississippi was metricai and
Svste; IN isot' a." ais stories ably told to
So .-eticulstion, that he kept the audience in
laughter, more particularly in his funny
acse OF the woman crying new potatoes" The
Guiding part, being the concert consisting Of gleee
duetta and ballads very well sustained by Mrs Lo.
whole being under the superintendent Of MIR George
Loder who this well all other occasions &C.
quilted himself entirely to the eatsfaotion Of the
audience.
PANeRAMA HALL-If every person in the city does not
Banyards great Panorama Of the Mississippi River
which painted three miles Of canvass shall say
that 1t will reflect thing but credit TO city Is
truthfuness and nature have GER
titled to by who have navigRted that river years.
and visit to 1t will confer nearly much benefit ss
bona ide steamboat excursoa throughout its length