The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-20

Theatrical and Mus1cal.
PARK THEATRE The great success which the efforts,
Of Sands Lent & Co.'S CIRCUS company have met with
during their stay In this city for the last two months
has been quito nstteriDg and must soy that they
have deserved it, their performances have invariably
been Of the most exosllsnt kind. They have, with the
utmost punctuality fulfilled all their engagements with
the public and nothing during their stay has occurred
to the universal satisfaction they have given Their
horses and ponies really the most doeie and inte
gent animals have in the ring or indeed,
it. and to witness their various fests aud perform
ances is delightful treat As to the equestrsns both
male and female gymnasts and Others attached to the
company adults and children It would II Sands,
Lent Co had selected the most eminent In the Union
departments We need only mention the names of
Hernandez, Aymsr, Mosely, Stout, Madigan,
nsr sHs ms two children Madame Camille card
to chow that all what are termed in
thestricsl language star, performers The engage
menus OF TINS company to the eastward peIemp-
tory that they are forced to bring their performances
here to oose and to- morrow evening will be positively
the last evening but two Of their stay at the Park Mr.
Il Sands takes hts benefit to morrow night, and will
bring forward bill including all the attractions of his
company The beautiful little Shetland ponies, twenty
In number will appear the occasien and many other
favorte scenes will be given. We have doubt the
house will be filled to OVERLOOKING
BowERY THEArRE.-The much admired comedy of
che Love Chase" performed here last evening" be-
fore full and crowded house, Mrs Shaw playing the
part Of Constance to Mr.. Bsllamys Sir William Fond
love, and Mr. Clarkes Master Waller. We have had
OCCASION frequently during the past week to notice the
powerful and extraordinary display OF tragic ability ex
hbed by this distinguished and popular actress her
Constance In tho Love Chase, took many Of the sd
mrers Of her great powse, IS tragic Performer last
evening" by surprise Indeed those who had seen Mrs
the former evening, Mrs. Beverly, could
have recognized her In the comic character Of Con-
stance last evening Tbs rounds OF applause that
greeted her all through the piece, afforded sufficient
evidence Of the enthusiasm that prevailed among the
| Mi ed Tha Lad he A aud
was represented by excellent cast. This bur-
esque upon the celebrated Buwer piece, The Lady of
Lyons,o and received with MAJ kid applause The
character Of Cod Meddlenot, by MIR Burke kept the
house convused with laughter His irresistible droery
this piece displayed in their richest color
ng by Mr.. B.; and his love scene with Polly Ann the
itself Mrs Sutherland admirably sustained the part
Polly Ann, and the entire piece passed of with infinite
Jackson is cmnsntiy worthy Of the immense share Of
public patronage bestowed upon this excellent theatre
BY Its numerous supporters and friends: and the high
combination of the leading talent that boards
and from time to time appear here, could not fail to
Bowery It viii be seen on reference to thu bill, Of the
day that Henry tho Eghth Is to be brought out here
In The most gorgeous style. This will draw Immense
houses
CHATHAM THEArRE.-There was q first rate house at
this theatre last night and the plays of the first
character. The performance commenced with the
wandering Boys; the Castle of Olival," in which
Mr. HELD took the part of Count dc Croissy also that
Of Francis porter to the castle The parts acted
in unison with Mr.. HIS general happy style The char
tanned by the Misses DENIM and indeed they
than ordinarily successful In the performance and ec
Winans appeared as Eubn, vsrdant country lad, and
Is usual by his fun kept tho house In perfect good
one of her beautiful Dances and loudly encored.
The Flying Duchman. or the Phantom Ship, next fol-
| lowed-Mr Adds as VanderdeckeD, in which he was
afulo and Anfr oRAd
Mr. Winans, rs Won Bummel, kept up the laughter by
his odd sayings and dongs. The model artists wsrs
played several airs which executed in beau
tiful time and with fine taste The performance wound
and full Of fun The attractions at the Chatham now
not behind theatre In the city and the improve
ments now making and to be made under the superin
tendence of Its energetic proprietor Mr. Fletcher will
insure for it q heavy business.
| CIRcus-BowERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attendance at
this house !. Increasing nightly and every thing bette
time with the amphitheatre His company Is talented,
performances varied and amusing and every thing
pishsd equestrian will take benefit at this honse to.
morrow evening The bill is very attractive in addi-
necromsncer the Fakr Of Ava, will be added, to make
the evening pass pleasantly Mrs Carroll deserves q
squesrisnism and the other entertainments met with
At the circus ought to bear in mind the occasion TO-
morrow night.
PALMo's OPERA HovsE.-The model artists here
house very we'll attended and Mr. Murphy had DO
to complain Of his benent The price Of admis.
the house, and this arrangement commences tomorrow
evening The tsblsaux to be produced, understand
are all novel ones to the public and we have no doubt
| that they will have Q great run
| CHRnrYs MINsrRELs.-There Is end to the tri-
umphs OF Christys band, 1t seems-they have been
crowded every night, usual and have got such
firm footing standard place of amusement that they
will doubt 90 with equal for unlimited
at the Brooklyn Institute 70 morrow night aud
return to Mcdaniel Hall on Tuesday.
BnoADwAY ODEoS.-This snug place Of amusement ID
perfect symmetry; the songs, music k,, which pro-
duced every evening the audiences and not only
Odson to return again The nightly change
In the performances prevents any thing like monotony
With the Model Artists Vim form the prominent strao
tons next week.
AroLLoNEoNs-This dsting juvenile band give
grand at the Friday evening
Their musical abilities have already besn tested in this
city and they by all who heard them to
be wonders considering their youth The sweet and
possessing little Anna Maria Cole was spoken of by
Henry Herr the most accomplished piano player Of
in tho United States and the vicloncelo per-
but that the Tabernacle Friday evening next will be
crowded to hear these interesting and truly talented
| children.
The MELopEos-The Emir Of All holds forth In his
magical performance at this house every evening He
has numerous visitsrs every night and is worth seeing
| BRuNETrI's GALLERY.--The beautiful model Of An
Client Jerusalem Will be exniplted TINS evening az .sho-
rama Hall The sacred character Of this exhibition 10
which recommends It to those Of fellow citssns
who are, from conscientious motives, not in the
habit Of visiting public places. The model OF
Jerusalem, however, 10 calculated to awaken tho
most serious thoughts in every one who gases on
It, and assuredly every one who takes even but
slight interest in holy things ought to visit It, MIR
| Malone Raymond, tho accomplished gentleman under
whose charge the Bruoett gallery IT, purposes to give
some pleasing next week. Both he and
his family viz Mrs M r. aud tho three young ladies,
accomplished musicians having studied under this
celebrated
unite In assisting MIR Malone Raymond In a musical
entertainment, entitled An Hour in Ireandn Being
natives Of the Emerald Ie they well qualified to
do ample justice the various Irish melodies which viii
be interpreted in the amusing and brilliant monologue
Of Mr.. Malone Raymond These Irish Evenings will be
The Model Of Jerusalem with descriptive lecture BY
Mrs. Malone Raymond, will be exhibited this evening
aud also Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings