The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-24
ON hand tina. will be sure to please the patron, II this

hand that will be to please the patrons u this
popular theatre
Brnros,s THrArRr-The we'll known comedy of
"Pau Pry,' in which the laughter provoking aad in
imtable Listen used to hold such sway the London
boards last night In good style This produs
ton lie just commentary upon the uneaed for al
gracious Offices of the busy body the retailers
tale bearers, and all such odious mischief makers.
Burton Of conrse the leader and think him
unworthy follower Of his celebrated predecessor in
NOR i","i to msny other sbsracers in which we b"vc
him, and FOR which we have deemed it our duty
to accord to him the tribute Of our praise. 1t
an piece Of acting, overdone, and too vehe-
mcnt but it does not lessen his claims to prominent
rank in his profession. Miss Chapman's Phebe
like all she disseminated and facetous. The other
part, creditaby sustained The Pet Of the Pet
ticoats' was performed a second time. and very
,ucc,.sfuI The scene bet een the military gentleman
and Paul, nicknamed the pet highly amusing.
when they discovered that they had been done. for
getting for moment the character of the profession
If arms they about To crafty their indignation
by having violence: but the threatened
velsons Of the pet at once disarmed them and threw
them into u state of distressing CONSERVATION. The
house. as on the preceding evening, was numerousy
attended.
Mn. PovEY's BESEFr.-Mr John Povey, who is known
to the play.gong public is to take benefit at the
Broadway theatre Saturday evening next 1t would
be work OF supererogation to praise Mr. Povey. The
New ork public know full well his merits The drama
to him teo much to require, at the hands of n
scribe, terms of praise. He has been connected for
many years with the theatrical interests of the city
John POvey! who does not know thee, And
who that knows him will not purchase n ticket, when
they know that it will be matter of profit to him I?
We expect to see on Saturday evening next, full
house at the Broadway theatre. Go one-go all.
TAEEnTAcLE II The Distins gave another of their
charming concerts, last evening at the Tabernaele
but suppose the warm weather alone prevented
many admirers of their splendid musical abilities from
attending as the house was rather thin This evening
they will give another and. from view Of the pro-
promise thos who visit them that they
indeed, can exceed the harmony which they produce
from their brass Instruments The echo duett was
executed with sweetness Of sound which spoke lam
puage to the hsart-t rendered with such soft
meodiou tones; echo repeating the soft strains in sup
press, accents which might resemble the fairy music
described in romantic tales.
DussElponr's ACADEMY OF FINE Anrs.-This exhibit
ton Of paintings by celebrated artists is every day
visited by numbers Of our citizens, who express their
great admiration and pleasure.
CnRisTy's MINsrnELs- is the time, on these de-
ehttu summer evenings to go and hear the Chrstys,
and thus refresh the mind after the hard toll Of the
day Tor their beautiful music and aughabe perform
apcts cannot 1ail TO p iSe all Ihey are nightly intro
ducDg new songs &c, into their program and in
fact are racy ever if not little Their
Voyage Musicale" is as much admired the first
night OF its production.
SrAMEsE TwINs--Nessrs. Chang and Eng, and their
bright and intelligent little children, the lions of
the day in this city their reception hours at the
Apollo, taken advantage Of by crowds of ct-
gems They win soon be leaving town with the rest
Of the fashionabes; therefore advise all to make
their calls on them Immediately.
CAMpBELL's MINsrRELs, having had most successful
time here in New York. will this evening perform for
the last time us their engagements perem ptorly
quire them to 60 elsewhere. We need not say that
this. their parting concert will be q most brilliant one,
and worthy Of as brilliant an audience.
Mr. BRoUGH the vocalist was in Cleveland, the
18th inst. He was en- route for New York.
Mr.. REDMOND RyAN--The Irish actor and vocal
list, who made 30 successful debut at the Bowery
Theatre opens at the Front Street Theatre Baltimore
on Monday next.
Mrs Malnda Jones and Malone Raymond were per.
formi nj ont he inst