The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30
Jslssstt1rst and @uslnai,


wsre gala times d the Para In the afternoon the little
folks and family parties enjoyed themselves 70 the ut
most every body delighted and cheers and applause
were plenty As roses jim spring time. Sands L,rt
Co have caused revival of circus going and squ,s
trsnism in New York. They give the best Of every
thing the jokes nightly the clowns really
men Of wit and intelligence, and everything 10 90 well
lson and though last not least po.sn on the part
OF the attendants that 1t Is real pleasure to go to the
rAfk Monsieur canes performance on the Ampaera
witty ct defance he must be fitted off, as flies are on
their feet otherwise ne could through what he
does. Aymar, Sands and his children, Madame Gard
ner and all the rest, are as brilliant
BowERY THEArRE-There q very full house last
evening to witness the performances Richard Duke of
Goster by Mr. w Marshall in whose hands it was very
ably sustained throughout His reading and concep-
tion Of character and he made very
beautiful points which called forth repeated cheers
His with Lady Anne given with great art and
duplicty Of character King Henry, by Stevens, was
much sppIaudsd Richmond, by Hall, and Bucking-
ham, by Tilton, were well performed; and Queen Eliza
rsotrr She has acquired We must not forget the Pnoe
Of Wales, by Miss Lockyer. who acquitted herself 80
handsomely that she received the marked the
audience We advise the gentleman who played Nor
folk TO be somewhat near at hand when he Is wanted
The Battle OF Mexico followed and was, usual
evening" the grand national spectacle Of the Siege of
Monterey" will be revived with all its splendid appoint
viously this beautiful drama will doubtless crowd
the Bowery theatre tomorrow evening The thrilling
entertainments, and the amusements will close with
Wfe's First Lessen This is very attractive pro-
gramme for one evening
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Thers an excellent house
at the Chatham last evening in every part
aud the various loudly and deserved
ly applauded. The play of "Pizarro' came of very
we'll The character Of Pizarro was well SUE
fa{u hv Mr. prou fhut of h.
Mr. Taylor Mrs Wilkinson, as Elvira," was excel
lent Her part exceedingly we'll performed and
much applsuded by the audience. The character Of
Rolls was taken by young gentleman of the city
amateur Were he to study ths modulaten of his
voice. 1t would we think, considerably improve his ap
pesranoe. Mr. West was loudly cheersd and encorsd
with his plantation dance The comedy of " A Roland
for Oliver" received with Of laughter The
characters very we'll sustained. The other per-
formsnces, also, came of very we'll.
CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs-The mustres are on the
high road to fortupe there is no doubt the subject
for what with the continuous crowded houses and stand
respectable citsens there such word fail in their
dictionary They the kings Of negro mlnstrelsy 1t
win be- tbs standard By which III hopsn music
will DO judged.
BRoADwAY ODEoS.-The singing, negro, comic, senti
mental So negro dancing Grecisn exercises ventrio-
during the past week. The Odeon will be closed until
the latter end Of the week when some fine new
TnrERs MODEL ARrsrs-These artists have been pa
tronised pretty well during the last though
well as they deserve for they fine set Of perform
We think the tableau Of Samson and Delilsh
OF the finest We have The suddenness with
which the second position in is assumed BY the
fists forms Of the pretiest pieces Of startling stage
effect that have for some tme and moreover 1t
shows how perfect the per In their parts:
no bungling no shutting around in ons instant every
position changed and again they stand like marble
All the tableau1 here given with much grace and
modesty.
BEuNswIcK's SrATuARY has been visited by many
amateurs Of sculpture since they have been exhibited
Mr.. Brunswick Is fine modeer; the beautiful little
costumes which have been admired at fancy stores
for several past, the work Of his hands The
statues now exhibition mace of the Same mate
rial the siauees but of the full size of e and
faithful copies Of the famous Italian statues.
SANQuIRIco's BENEFIT BosroN-There Is likely to
be another big house, at the Howard night Signor
Benedett the great tenor and Signor Beneventano win
take the parts hitherto sustained by Viett and Avg
mono in Lucia di Lammermoor,' while Biscacoanti
will appear Lucia We have heard pretty loud
accounts of Benedict from New York friends Be-
the acts of the opera Sanquirico will sing the we'll
known comic oavatina from the opera Of Cinderella"
We learn that the paid for the choice of seats
ut the auction sale to-day amounted to about $780,
Boston Transcript, Jan. %.
Mr.. Hackstt appeared as FAlstan at the Richmond
(Vs) Theatre On the evening Of the 9th January.
signor Blitz is performing at Philadelphia.
Herr Alexander is nov in Mexico. He in Vera
Cruz at last accounts, performing in Santa Annals
palace much to the delight Of Mexoans Americans
OF the North.
Mr.. vandenhof made his farewell appearance at ss-
vannsh on the 2lst Jan.
Madame Bishop and troupe are to sing at Savannah,
Ga, tomorrow evening" Jan. 3lst
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