The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12
Theatrical ana muslcsl.

PARK THEArkE-As usual last evening the house
crowded, and Mcfarland the vsuter, must. the
saying have jumped into the possession Of small for
tune, Is 1t his benefit night Benefits ut the Park
theatre aday truly benefits and worth taking
Those dogs of Germani wonderful animals nothing
in the line quadrupedic education beat them
believe though seems pow aday, as II the schoomas
ter oavpg got abroad has not stopped at the human
bseu very successful among those in Sands Lent Co
establishment, for Q Doodle, knowing and iotsi
ST. Of DO
equaed anywhere. The week has again rolled round,
Saturday the holiday Of children has arrived and that
they may enjoy It fully afternoon performance, at
hsfpa,t two O'Clock will be given in addition to the
usual o'clock This nns, clear weather just
tho time for going out to sec the sight, and recon-
mend the Circus especially to all pleasure seekers.
BowKRy THEATRE -Massinger's celebrated tragedy,
THE Fatal Dowry," was produced here last evening
with powerful cast, Mr. w Marshall playing the prn
cpa character "Romont to Bcllamys RI effort" and
Stevens young Noval" Mr.. Marshan's powerful per-
sonaton of the character Of Romont drew forth re-
peated bursts of spplauses particularly in the closing
friends wife, whom he alternately rebukes rdicues and
eventually csmpels to sign document, binding himself
to desist from all further intercourse with her an
able effort, showing much tragic pewer and ability.
Mrs. Phillips, as Braumee, acquitted herself In cred
duced Miss Clarke taking the character of" Caro' to
Mr. Walcot's Raphael" Mics C. performed through
out with extreme clevernsss Her naive air her look,
racter excellent and her admirable efforts
repeatedly rewarded by the plaudits Of the audience
much ability The piece passed Of with entire saoe...
This evening is set apart for tho benefit Of Me Rice
The programme 10 very interesting. MIR. W Marshall
"Cnarles XII" Mr. Rice as" Bone Squseh Diable In
Is o,smirke, in tbs Dumb BELIEF Added to this A.
traction, Christy's celebrated mnstres will sing
of the most paintive negro melodies AMI Mr. Chasfsu
will give limitations of the most eminent actors Inde-
pendent the great claims Of Mr. Rice such bill must
undoubtedly crowd this spacious theatre from pit to
dome.
CHATHAM THRArnE.-The audience at this theatre
was rather slim last night Mr. Brousham appeared in
the Living Pictures" which was done in excellent
STYLE The burlesque of Metamora, or, Tho Last Of
the Pollywogsn was repeated, and Mr. Brougham il
only to DO to be admired in this piece All the
are admirably brought in and the sud-
den desoents from the sublime to the Ridiculous is really
amusing; and while be nosrshes his knife, the same
with which his father killed sheep for butcher In the
Bowery,n the house continually convused with laugh
venge, was also played, In which Mrs. wilkinson sus
tanned the part Of Agnes Her appeals to her father
who dscards her because of her eandestine marriage
with Alfred de Vere most effective and her poison
her husband for his inoonstsncy shows all the
siOns of injured wife. Mr. Sutherland a. Alfred, as
usual played his part in frst rate style good bill 10
offered this evening, for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs
Brougham.
CHRrsrY's MrrsrRELs-These inmitabs singers
% popular ever and the arrangements at Mechsn
los Hall are such as to obge them to give up Monday
evening" give some of our lasts Of their
quality, they are determined to make up tor TINS ds
afford New York six concerts week, and moreover ac
commodate family parties who do not like to face the
night air. ely there will be two performances at
Mechanics Hall to-day, viz, at and 8 p. M.
PALMo's OprRA HousE-The Model Artists here have
been tolersbly attended during the past week They
goou set of peormersthes ccoutrements dresses,
and eli the of the company handsome
y got up, and the whole performance we'll worth visit
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here, and every evening has full house The singing,
Grecan exercises by Miss Blanchard, and ever popular
Model Artists are - attractive a. ever some new Ia
bleaux have been brought out lately.
BROADWAY CAsrro "A grand vocal entertainment is
given every evenngat this place of smus mant Messrs
Lynch and Ksvsnsgh the conductors have engaged an
excellent company Of vooaiss who are we'll Known TO
the musical gentry. The programme contains some
beautiful glses, duets and solos.
BArvARp's PAxonAMA.-This exhibition Is now regu-
larry installed Of the "lions Of the town Crowds
flock and all delighted with their pleasant
trips up down the Mssssipp according ~ the cyn
ders happen be unroled The anecdotes, description
of the country music end other dddenda to the exhibit
ton prevent anything like mcnotony in the unrolns Of
this giant among paintings
BRuNEr1i's MopsL OF ASCENT JEnUsA1EM.--This
model differs much from all other miniature models Of
towns IL IL not merely model Of things as they now
exist in Jsrusal- but faithful representation OF that
city 1t formerly existed immediately after the death
of the Saviour when 1t had reached the acme OF its
prosperity In order to make this model perfect years
From tho Bible itself and the works Of Josepbus the
greatest amount of information has been drawn and
the correctness Of the representation has been pro-
nounoed undoubtsd by the most eminent theolog,ans
and antiquariaps In Europe. We have doubt thoss
In this continent will also unite In the opinion. II
highly interesting exhibition, and well worth visit.
BaurswIcx's srAruARY much visited and the sccu-
racy Of the work IL attested by the many encomiums
bestowed on 1t by those who have seen the orgnM a
tues Mr. Brunswick Is artist Of great merit ana ms
works. in what ID known Mexican statuary sdorn tho
man sions Of many Of our citizens.
srSrErro's LEARNED CASARiEs are astonisning sve,y
body; how the signor could teach them TO m
their tricks naturally aud .aAJ ~ ny "a
cannot imagine. They answer to tne % d
their heads draw carriages dance on sns svpS''
do hundred other things which no one Mo.e 90 .a
suppose bird capable OF doing NY IN ths evening at
seven.
Mr. Collins Is stu playing at tho st. Charles fnes'r''
New Orleans. - ~
Mr. n. plaoide is at the American Theatre New Or
leans. o-,L
ID Flsury Jolly.
MI. Bsss snd Mr.. W. " Crisp are ~ the char''''pn
theatre. 49,
Me-. q Conner and his lsdy, tsr known ~ Mss
| CAssistts Barnes, ere playing ss'P""'