The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18
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BowEnY THEArRE-The thrilling domestic drama OF the
Botse' was performed at tn house last evsning We
have on previous occasions I'd this play and the per-
formers It, at full length and doubt the story of it
we'll known to avery the series Of eneraviDg by
Crukshank which 1t is founded familiar to every
awful habits which the Bottle s lead to- have
spread the drawings all the land The representa-
ton Of this play theatre which 20 well pstronzsd
the BoweIy, must have the happiest effects as no
one. we should think, however hardened by the en-
crsaching steps of the love for strong drinks sit
aect on his dowphi course Mr. Marble, aud his pscn.
lsry natural Yankee snd Western Sketches Of charsc
we'll received by the audience after the Bottle
concluded. He appeared fret Lot, in Hue and Cry
and next as Sampson Harihesd, in tho Game Cock OF
the Whdsrnes In both Of these pieces he was well
full into the spirit Of the thing, and the au-
diencs likewise were fully alive to the merits Of
best drnsators Of Yankee and Western characters now
tho stage He does not overaot his characters which
has slways to idea been the fault Of comedians in
this line hut all he does and says 10 natural that
really might fancy he wsa listening to some bona ide
village oracle way-sds pedlar, such met with In
s parts OF the Union He has obtained great popularity
in all parts of the Union, and Europe ALSO and be
looked of the best of Yankee comedians The
house was well filed last evening and as to- night there Ia
q fus bill, for the benefit Of Nh Marble, who will appear
in four of his best characters viz ia Hue and Cry :"
vermont Wool Dealer" "Dlackeyed Susan" and "All
the Worlds q Stage" he will, doubtless, have fine
house.
CHATHAM THEATRE This house was dens.ly crowd
oil from pit te dome set evening" and many OBLIGED
to stand at he doors Of the boxes. the seats being al
full The pit gular jam, and yet the ereatest
order prevailed the whole evening. The occasion
great one and well deserved the signal favor shown II
by tho public Two eminent trsdegisrs the same
night and in two of the finest plays that have been
produced surely attraction Of tho first order
ADDED 10 this the stars themselvsr seemed emuous Of
each others brightness. The Will Tell OF Mr. AS-
dams was most mastery representation, full of nature
sntryy and 6ns delivery and MIR. Booth made q
happier effort than In his personaton Of Sir Giles Over
reach pn!ng which character moreover general
IL sider,d hts rpisce The other parts In both
plays were admirably suetsinej. Tbs charming little
Miss ,rio in the character OF Abr William Tes SON.
looked like Adonis and acted with the fervor of ge-
MUS and with sweetsess and fulln,ss Of voice won
dsrfui at her age The Geser Of Mr. Brandon excel
lent indeed better would be needess unless perhaps
the eyes of the aetdious critic In Massngers splendid
comedy Of "A New Way to Pay Old Dsbts,n in Witch
MIR. Booth performed Sir Giles Overresch, sill the
characters udicousy cast end well su,taned In
this piece both Mrs Wilkinson and Miss Hiidre.h ap
peared to great advantage the former Margaret the
daughter OF sir Giles and the latter rs Lady ~orth
Welborn, prevented by no rsensss Hic part
read and otherwise we'll sustained by Mr. Salisbury.
Altogether the evening passed off to the intense saso
ton OF ths fashionable and densely crowded audience
To evening will be the last night Of tho engage
ment Of Mr. Adams who will appear Us Richard the
Third, and splendid bill besides is announced.
Circus -BowrnY AMPHIrHsArnE.-Tbe horc.s and
theirrdcrs pulling great houses everyeven
irg and thugs at tbs Anphitbestre 90 on smoothly
enough No onewho goes thsAmphtheatre for
pgs amusement leaves unsatisfed he does 1t
be soue fellow, to whom the sailors say,
II YOU wrre give the ship and cargo present. woula
still BE- dissatisfied II he did not get the long beat
The past week has been Of benefits end night
tho worthy essee MIR Burtis takes his and sets forth
6rst rate bill In addition to the usual equestrian per-
formauces there will be grand sparring exhibition
by Sullivan, Csunt, Moiyneux so.
CHrtsrr's MiSsrRELs 90 Thcse nveterate jskers and
singers give much delight ususl This old ara de-
lishted the middle aged the youtbfu and thu Young
follow the courc, and were painter ia want Of
uhj from which to sketch pleased phyaiogno he
could not fin better lot than ct Mechanics Hall any
evening between the hours Of and l05S NJ. To day
they give two performances, viz, one a and the other
steP. NJ.
BANvArp's PANORAMA is 90 much patronz d as ever;
small lion at that the crowds who 20 70 rec 1t all
agree that such q splendid painting Of such splendid
scenery, has never before been canvass.
The SABLE BRorHERs, at Convention Hail. ore pro.
crossing finely. They have evidently had their eaiy
with the public ratified in all due form, they obtain
extensiveparonsge, AMI give most excellent music in
return To-day they give Afternoon perform NJ
p NJ and the utusl ono at o'clock In the evening.
CAmrsrLL's MrSsrEnIs-These geoiuses make the
Minerva Rooms echo again with their capital singing,
jokes and not only the ROOM but thoee who arc In
It, listcnng 10 them, make echo They are hne sst
81 yocalsts and musicians, and now that the pumc
favor IL extended towards negro singing VIII DOUBT
less reap rich harvest
PAtMos OprRA Hou.E--The exhibitions at this house
still continue Next week the manager purpos's W Nv"
an entirely novel entertainment.
BRospwar OpEss The model artists SIN continue
their grouping SO. at this plaoe'
Corcrpr Room-E,hiopian singpg. ana o'no,ss
vol, .v,str and their tnbeaux, form the staple emrrs
ne1ts at this room, which, we uhaers'ano "'"ss
tended. - -