The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-26
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The Park THEATRE opens on Wednesday evening next
celebrated trogedian, Mr. Booth in the
ofRchNd III and Mr. and Mrs Broughan in the "Tri,h
Lion" The stage management win be under the direc-
ton OF Mr. Barry well known to the play going folks Of
Ola Drury as gentleman every way calculated to suit
tho taste Of the age
BOwERY THEArRE--Ths lending performance at this
popular place of amusement last night was the cee-
oraed historical play of Henry ths Eighth which
mas been got at this theatre in tho highest style Of
dramatic art The scenery represents the various
iocates as they actually existed with the buildings
peculiar to that century, and all the costumes which
are or the richest materials aud char rsc Of that
pr1oa VI MIS- shaw's personaton of Queen Catharine
oar can Dc hut one opnon in this part she be
exceled. Mr.. Barry's representation of Cardinal
Wosey Is most mastery aud worthy OF that
actor and eioeutionst The part Of Henry tho Eighth
| By Mr. w. Marshall, and that of Cromwell by Mr. G
Clarke were also well sustained and the other per-
formers were 80 effective in their psotive parts that
be intsIest in the piece Jagged The house WAS
Iny ana fasnionsbly attended, and overheard
t inc audience expressing their entire satisfaction
with the beautiful comedy of the Honey Mooa ths
parts OF the Duke BY Mr. j. II Hail. and the Mock Duke
oy Burke being sustained with their spirit This
evening, the play Of Henry the Eighth" will be re-
Psated and We W IL guarantee any of our readers who
Performed that they will not be disappointed if they
.it THIS theatre this evening" as this play will also be
Temple" ''''
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Ths performs nces ut this beau.
tful little theatre last night were highly entertaining
and literally varied 1t is small achievement both
Tor manager and for company to provide every evening
for the public such variety Of pieces what is MOI
to perform them a 50 we'll The "Rake's Progressu a
drama which may be called terrific and thrilling rather
IMAM entertaining or pleasing. well performed Mr.
Held In the maniac scene, displayed great truth and
cd In the -Four Mowbrays however all the power and
beauty OF the comic and domestic drama seemed con.
s'p narrated NM, ME- G T'ylors Ola Wilton such
illusion Of reality Miss susan Denim was charminc:
her youth viyacity and beauty, capvated the house,
feggy to shake the sides Of the audience with
Laughter Indeed, truer picture than that drawn by
Mr. Taylor as the equity old sufferer Miss enn as the
juvenile tormenter and Mr. Winsns and Miss Hiidreth
As simple honest humorists of humble life was never
better drawn or better painted varied and equally
rich programme is prepared night and from what
saw last evening say th. houss we'll deserves
70 De ps'ronizsd by the lovers Of the drama
IRISH EvENINGs."-Mr. Malone Raymopd,s muscs,
entertainment, called An Hour IN Ireland, passed off,
last evening" at Brunettis Gallery Panorama Hail. with
infinite success. He was ably supported by Mrs Malone
Raymond, and the Misses Malone Raymond, who sang
and also performed several select and popular Irish ais
and Duets on the painofore with much sweetness aud
great powers Of execution The duet Of Alley Crook
err" was sung by Mrs end Miss Malone Raymond in
woicn they were loudly and rapturously applaud
Tyrolesn" by Miss Major Raymond vas also receiv.d
with much enthusiasm; and different airs and duet,
announced In the programme were all executed with
much sweetness and in highly finished style of per-
Iormancs that produced thrilling effect In the duet
On did you not hear Of the Barney by Mrs and
Miss Malone Raymond, they were rapturousy eneored
altogether richer treat could not be epoye ed by the
admirers of Irish melody and other music FROM this most
popular composers The entertainment was inter,persed
sa 100 sp ses g indulge in Nv
Raymond and his talented family will give the American
people correct idea of genuine Irh melody and song
and refined Irish talent and ability Mrs Malone Ray
mcnds exhibition Of jerusalem takes place ths evening
ApoLLoNEoss-Ths attendance at the Tabernacle,
last evening" witness the performances of this highly
gifted juvenile band, was merely paying house but
anticipate brighter prospects for them in their fu
concers their splendid abilities, either Is mu
sicans or vocalicts must ultimately command patron
age with their superior skill In musical
science. The grand march from IL Croccisc by Mey
qnckness Of ia unity Of sound 80 as to produce the
most thrilling harmony The qusrtetse We come again
to greet you" evidenced refined educasion In the
beautiful accomplishment of singing In which the inter
esting little Anna Maria took distinguished part The
fantasia on air, by Beliui, executed by this
charming little girl with science and brilliency of sx
ecu,ion which would reflect credit upon some Of our
Entertainment, is deemed useless as a performed
10 to draw down repeated cheers II these
truly talented children had been announced As coming
from musical country in the old world they would
certainly meet with great patronage but we hope the
day has arrived when sterling talent wherever discover
ed will be cherished and encouraged, and that an evil
dencs of this will be at the next concert OF this
sweet, harmonious band
CIRcU.-BowERY AMrHIrHEArRE-The benefit Of
thing of very satisfactorily The manager Of the
Circus determined it seems that the lovers OF eques
transm shall have plenty OF excellent performances 10
that line presented to them and he will lose opportu
nifty Of engaging all the best talent in the profession
There is something peculiarly captivating in this species
OF MT the exciting scenes OF the ring the
equestrian carecrng round on his horse, while in the
most easy and elegant tituds the jokes Of the clown
With the ring and the loud laugh OF tn audience
when that latter fuuctionary receives hard hit from
his parcoored attendant the graceful and wonderful
sgity the gymna.ts the dooility and intelligence Of
| tha hor In tout
the Circus well calculated to auuse and please every
one Tonight, the bill at the smphthears Is quite an
attractive apd there s also extra afternoon per-
lormance given at . P. M for the accommodation OF
family parties.
CHRIsrY's MISsrRELs-The reputation Of this band
has doubtes spread to all parts Of the Union aud now
the FIRST thing stranger does arriving In town, sto
enquire where they sing and so and hear them that
very evening We do not wonder at II. Our own citi-
delighted with them, that they keep on going
TO hear them, and will DO 50 for any length OF time az
give afternoon concert day, at O'Clock, IN add
| ton to the usual evening one.
rALso's OrERA HOUSE, The Model Artists still hold
out at this theatre Their dresses paraphernslia 20
all first rate and the manager does every thing he
| can to make tho exhibition attractive
| BROADWAY OpEoS.-Greey, the rof this place
Of rerort enerprisng genius his present company
Is quite attractive, and the Oteop Is crowded mighty
| DASvARD's PAsonAmA--rhe mighty Mississippi, and
the scenery Of ite will become as house
hold words with oitizenr the splendid and eccn-
ratio painting Of 1t by Banvsrd Is now visited py tnou
sands who all dell yhted with 1t Nothing Ike IL
has tefore been In New York end hencefoEtn
Bauvsrds will be linked with that Of the Mss-
sipp rs the great deneator Of its magnificent scenery
| BRuSswIcxs srAruARr.-The Apollo and Venus de
Medci modelled by Brunswick after the original are
really very beautiful The long experience and artistic
talent of Mr. Brunswick have enabled him to do full jus
tice to these far famed statues and the composition OF
which they are made gives them peculiarly life IKE
| appearance.
Ma BASS has returned from the South after success
full professional tour and will resume his duties at the
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